James L Cherry Dies After Paralysis At Washington County Iowa
James L. Cherry an early settler from Greene County Ohio who arrived in 1853 died at his Heights home after a long paralysis. He moved to the city nine years ago lived near the farm north of Washington and was a member of the Second United Presbyterian church. He was born October 8 1823 and left behind Emma Townsley his wife and six children four surviving Harvey Belle Combs Frank and Maggie Carson. Funeral services are set for 2 40 pm tomorrow from the residence with burial in City Cemetery.
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James L. Cherry
The
Heights
William
Robert
James Cherry
Washington
Mr. Cherry
Boro
Greene County
Ohio
Xenia
Brighton
Wear
Emma Townsley
John Townsley
Maggie Carson
Cherry
Second United Presbyterian Church
Intermene City Cemetery
Up-to-Date introduction marks new millinery opening at Miss Lewis
The Up-to-Date millinery week opening at Miss Mide C. Lewis store showcases an elegant stock display with roses, tasteful window trims, and summer headwear. Notable pieces include the Du Barry, Prince Henry, Postilion, Gibson, Santos Dumont, Alice Roosevelt, and Caroline Reboux models, reflecting Parisian artistry. New goods arrive daily as the store invites ladies to visit soon.
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Lewis
du Barry
Prince Henry
Postilion
Gibson
Santos Dumont
Alice Roosevelt
Caroline Reboux
Alphonsine
Miss Lewis
Iowa College Glee Club and Amphion Orchestra at Graham
Married men are invited with their wives and young men with their companions to hear the Iowa College Glee Club and Amphion Orchestra tomorrow evening. A souvenir program will be given to every attendee at the Graham. The program is described as the most varied yet offered by the group.
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Iowa College Glee Club
Amphion
Graham
Amphbicoortheastra
Local Notes On Plays Visits and Meetings In March
Washington Academy presented Lacie Babe to a good crowd with out of town visitors from Washington and Keota. March 26 delegates attended a county convention with Rev Paul delivering a notable address. March 27 Dao Bupp recuperates from lumbago as Stella Bush leads school reopenings and locals report various daily errands and visits.
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Paul
Washington
Crawfordsville
Keota
Dao Bupp
Mary Worrell
Skola
Stella Bush
Maggie Marhofer
Millie Blecha
Egypt
Godfrey Summers
Willie Welte
Jim Tobin
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Widely Trusted in Virginia
A. F. Clark of Glade Springs sold twelve bottles between 11 a.m. and closing on January 25 1901 and praised Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as satisfying customers. The ENTIRE piece touts its long use in Virginia and quick relief for coughs colds and grip with Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman as sellers.
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A. F. Clark
Glade Springs
Chamberlain
Virginia
Stewarts Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Tondre and Benz Millinery Display At Popular Store
The Misses Tondre and Benz unveiled a spring line at their millinery shop drawing many city ladies. White hats and linens dominate the showcase with trimmings of June roses berries and pearls, reflecting the store’s liberal stock and fashion sense. Miss Shillig leads the trimming staff with fresh ideas to suit discerning buyers.
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Tondre
Benz
St. Louis
Chicago
Tondre & Benz
Shillig
Tondre & Keng Millinery
Johnson County Man Indicted by Washington County Grand Jury
Chas. Gabriel named in indictment by the grand jury and arrested for assault with a club on Joe Fisher of Wellman. He posted an appearance bond as a lively district court term is anticipated. Printer credits Pain Balm success to relief from rheumatism after wet feet.
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Johnson County
Washington County
Chas. Gabriel
Joe Fisher
Wellman
Gabriel
Holy Week Services With Rev. DeForest In Davenport
Rev. Jos DeForest from Davenport conducts Holy Week services each evening this week. Tonight's service begins at 7 30. Good Friday services are tomorrow morning at 10 30 and again at 7 30 in the evening. Easter day services will be held at the usual time.
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Jos. DeForest
Davenport
Easter Sale by Trinity Guild at South Square
The Trinity Guild will hold a sale in the room four doors south of the southwest corner of the square on Saturday afternoon and evening the 29th instant. They will sell kimonos, aprons, sofa pillows, candies and other edibles. Lunch will be served. All are invited.
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The
Trinity Guild
S W
Extra Trains Rumor Ties to Rock Island Schedule
Rumor from Muscatine cites possible two new Rock Island trains to run afterlife peak, but Chicago official says only extra passenger service is contemplated and no definite plan until next fall when fleet expansion may occur. Two trains cost two million, contracts not yet let, so summer service unlikely. Chicago California run via El Paso will trigger regional line improvements over time.
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Muscatine
The
Journal
Rock Island
Chicago
Theompany
el Paso
Chamberlain's Remedy Praised by Fair Play Man
Mr B Wingfield of Fair Play Missouri says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy gave more relief than any other medicine after thirty five years of chronic dysentery. For sale by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cock Sherman.
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B. Wingfield
Fair Play
Chamberlain
Stewarts Pharmacy
Cock & Sherman
New Cottage In North Washington And Local News
James McCutcheon moved into a new cottage in north Washington. Miss McCaleb of Dublin visits uncle Rich Maxwell on East Main Street. Work starts on Eureka telephone line as farmers set poles. Mrs. Sam Cocklin travels to Eureka for her mother in law’s illness. Licenses issued to Frank Duenbostie with Frances Ruttler and to B Thompson with Mary E Rowan. Lawrence Baughman returns to streets after two weeks illness described as walking typhoid. School board to meet Thursday evening a week earlier due to upcoming Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association. Lee Syndicate of Iowa Evening Newspapers manager Mr. Lee in city en route to Muscatine. D company officers invited to Muscatine for dedication of new armory old Congregational church remodeled on April 10 with drill and grand ball. Fiftieth regiment officers invited.
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James McCutcheon
Washington
Miss McCaleb
Dublin
Rich Maxwell
East Main Street
Eureka
Sam Cocklin
Mra
D. E. Cocklin
Frank KR. Duenbostie
Frances Ruttler
B. Thompson
Mary E. Rowan
Lawrence Baughman
Southeastern Iowa Teachers’ Association
Lee
Lee Syndicate
Iowa
Muscatine
Special Low Rate to California by Iowa Central
During March and April the Iowa Central road offers one way excursion tickets to California from all Iowa and Illinois stations at a special low rate. Modern tour cars depart every Tuesday in March and April, traveling through without change to the Pacific coast. For details and reservations, contact your local Iowa Agent or Geo S Batty GP T A Marshalltown Iowa.
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California
Iowa Central Road
Iowa
Illinois
Pacific Coast
Coast
Geo S Batty
GP & T A
Marshalitown
Lowa Tilmayl
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King Dodo
Bowen
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Wyman
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Keola
Mary Maoner
F. Thomas
Fairfield
Lee Derby
Thos. Morgan
Alneworth
Hrighton
A. Jones
Will Disberry
John Brinton
Frank Brider
Ft. Scott
A Sutherland
Pairfield
J. A. Leeper
Pleasant Plain
Red Dupuis
Richmond
Philip Strabala
Grippe
Joe Nejedly
Nelson Payne
Mr. Blaboth
Sakallo
Jos Holub
Iowa City
Raster
Henry T’. Crook
Asheville
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Peeee
Marshall
Minn
F. W. Brindley
Rock Island News
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L. J. Wilmet
Stvuert’s
Norway
Todd Stuart
East Side
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Foulard
Soc
New York
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