Neighborhood News from Crawfordville Brightens Local Life
Fresh locals from Crawfordville report social visits as Miss Margarett McConnell from Northfield and Miss Vera Long catch up. Owen Samson of Wyman signs carpentry work for a Cove nanter parsonage. Jack Fletcher becomes section foreman at Woolson on the B and W line. Local students Jessie Crooks and Olie Gordon return home briefly. Dwight's Complexion Beautifier ad offers free full size sample to readers who mail orders. Washington independent district school board committees listed with members and duties.
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Hilda Johnson
Owen Samson
Wyman
Jack Fletcher
Woolson
Jessie Crooks
Olie Gordon
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D W. Custer & Co
Huntington
Don’t Tell My Wife Comedy Heads to Graham
Tickets go on sale tomorrow for the Davenport house comedy Don’t Tell My Wife at the Graham on Thursday evening. Prices range from 25 to 75 cents with gallery 25, balcony 50, parquet 50, circle 75. The show is a lighthearted farce in a style similar to What Happened to Jones and promises a good laugh.
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Graham
Davenport House
Jones
Anderson and Burroughs
Balcony
Circle
Funeral services for Gil bert McCulley conducted by local ministers
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the home of his brother John on East Madison Street with Rev. Logue and Rev. Stark officiating. A Second Church quartet sang, followed by brief services at the city cemetery where interment occurred. Pallbearers included R. M. Dihel, I. Kleese, Ed Koupp, J. A. Cunningham, Wm Beamer, and Rush Davis. Weeks Up A Tole tablets marketed locally with refund if ineffective. Sam Jones lecture tickets on sale at Anderson Burroughs. Graham, Friday April 6. Measles epidemic hits northeast county after exposed children attended a school-house meeting.
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Gilbert McCulley
John
East Madison Street
Logue
Stark
Second Church
City Cemetery
Messers R. M. Dihel
I. Kleese
Ed. Koupp
J. A. Cunningham
Wm Beamer
Rush Davis
Forecast for Iowa and Methodist Church Services
The forecast notes threats of showers in western Iowa tonight and Tuesday. Yesterday at the M E Church the Quarterly Communion was held with Presiding Elder Coxe delivering sermons in morning and evening. Several accessions by letter and a combined Love Feast Epworth League service followed, praised as profitable and pleasant by attendees.
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Tum Kevenine Journal
Iowa
West
Methodist Church
Coxe
Love Feast
Epworth League
Rev Ford
A. M. E. Church
New Century Wall Paper Offers Four Hundred Designs
Anderson and Burroughs advertise a vast selection of wall papers in popular grades and colors from low to high price points. The message highlights novelties in decorative effects including chintz stripes florals tapestries and oriental designs plus pressed embossed and silk fiber papers.
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Anderson & Burroughs
Karl's Clover Root Tea Health Claim Ad
An advertisement promotes Karl's Clover Root Tea claiming to improve complexion by boosting digestion liver and bowels. It asserts direct action on bowels liver and kidneys and lists prices at 25 cents and 50 cents from J. H. Stewart druggist.
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J. H. Stewart
Remains of William Wilson Return Home for Funeral
The body of William Wilson was brought home Saturday evening with relatives from Keota St. Paul Neb and Keokuk. The funeral was held yesterday at the First U P Church with Rev A L Davidson leading the service and the choir singing. Interment followed in the city cemetery with pallbearers A H Wallace William Blair Winfield Smouse LD Robinson Col W B Bell and W J Hamilton.
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William Wilson
Edgar Wilson
Keota
Elmer Wilson
St. Paul
Neb
W. M. Maxwell
Keokuk
W. A. Wilson
A. L. Davidson
U P
Messers
A. H. Wallace
William Blair
Winfield Smouse
L D. Robinson
Col. W. B. Bell
W. J. Hamilton
Emanon Concert Tonight Leads to Noted Cure Claim
An advertisement promises a concert at Emanon and hawks Shiloh's Consumption Cure with a guarantee that two thirds of the bottle must be used before refunds are offered. The notice specifies prices of 25c 50c and 81 and cites J. H. Stewart as the local druggist handling refunds.
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Shiloh
J. H. Stewart
Low Fare One Way Excursion Tickets To North Dakota
On March 20 28 and April 4 the Lowa Central Railway will sell one way excursion tickets to North Dakota at very low rates. For information call coupon ticket agents or write Gro S Barry G P T A Marshalltown Iowa.
Other People's Money to Play Graham Late April
Graham patrons recall Mr Hennessy LeRoyle and his company from By Wits Outwitted. Manager Moore hopes to book LeRoyle for a late April engagement featuring the comedy Other People’s Money, praised as a top road show with a strong cast. Cigars advertised. 22tf.
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Graham
Hennessy LeRoyle
Moore
Mr. LeRoyle
District Court News Grist in the Justice Court
Win Simpson posts a one hundred dollar bond to appear for trial Monday as Justice Court convenes for the March term under Judge Clements. Jurors impaneling from the county. First case Geo Howe vs J Kellogg over a sale of law books tied to a Mr Merchant. Stransky Schmidt slander suit noted. William Simpson charged with keeping intoxicating liquors with intent to sell. bond one hundred dollars posted to appear April second. trial at nine o clock.
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Simpson
Clements
Newton
Geo. Howe
J. J. Kellogg
Howe
Kellogg
Merchant
Stransky-Schmidt
Justice Court
A. S. Volger
William Simpson
Quiet City Election Sees Heavy Early Vote
Voters flocked to polls in the city as election day turnout rose before seven oclock. In the First ward Carl Keck appears certain to win with no opposing council candidate, while other wards show scratching and a possible citywide ticket victory. A wager between Wm P Moothart and H Stichter adds a local intrigue as partial results press.
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Carl Keck
Wm. P. Moothart
H. Stichter
Concert Program Rows For Second U P Church Evening
The program lists two parts tonight at the Second U P church with multiple choruses quartets and solos. It notes commencement programs and invitations for county schools with Whiting Butler and other houses as suppliers and urges graduation classes to compare offerings.
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NAL
Whiting’s
Butler's
Steod
E T Neal Heads to Marshalltown on First Local Trip
E T Neal left for Marshalltown this morning on his first trip since moving here to Plano Mfg Co. dealings.
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E. T. Neal
Marshalltown
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Plano
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