District Court Tomorrow and Local Happenings Note
Iowa war claim involves a partial payment of about 25000 dollars signed by Secretary Shaw to reimburse Iowa for money advanced to raising and equipping volunteers for the Philippines. Ainsworth details a 1902 wedding at the bride’s mother home and a Sabbath school class surprise with about twelve young ladies and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shaw
Lowa
Philippines
Myrtle Stewart
West Second Street
BE. J. Stewart
D. Robinson
Trinity Guild Sale Promises Easter Cookery and Gifts
The Trinity Guild offers a Saturday sale starting at 2 p m in a building four doors south of the square corner. It features useful and beautiful household articles plus decorative items and Easter cookery samples. Staff artists will fill orders promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Guild
Southwear
Iowa Glee Club and Amphion Stars Highlight Soloists
The Iowa Glee Club and Amphion orchestra feature Laura A. Rew described as Iowa's greatest lady violinist, Helen Jolden, J. O. Thorpe, McCartney, and Condit as soloists. The article praises the Iowa Glee Club as the finest in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Glee Club
Amphion Orchestra
Laura A. Rew
Iowa
Helen [Jolden
J. O. Thorpe
McCartney
Mr. Condit
Lowa
Essley's Dinner With About Twenty Guests
Mr and Mrs A I Essley hosted about twenty friends for a six o'clock dinner. After a fine meal the guests spent the evening in social talk and pleasant companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. I. Essley
Postal money order notes to replace bearer instruments
A measure before Congress aims to replace money orders with post check notes to reduce mail robbery and boost postal revenues. The notes would be payable to the named payee and transferable only when spaces are filled, enhancing safety and convenience for sending money by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Post Office Department
United States
Funeral held for BH Hardin at Baptist church
From surrounding county towns March 27: BH Hardin's funeral was held yesterday at 11 o'clock from the Baptist church and burial followed in Ainsworth cemetery. Mr and Mrs M P Lewis returned to Oskaloosa last evening. D E Kicher from Winfield attends reception at John Wittiog home today. Elizabeth Wiskey returns home to Clarinda after months here. Will Wittiig of Decatur Illinois arrived to attend his brother Joe Witting's wedding. Mrs J W Bat ed of Vermont Jr visiting at Scott Rogera home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. Hardin
Baptist Church
Ainsworth Cemetery
M .P. Lewis
Oskaloosa
D. E Kicher
Winfield
John Wittiig
Elizabeth Wiskey
Clarinda
Will Wittiig
Decatur
Joe Witting
J. W. Bated
Vermont
Local notes lift with visits and gatherings across Keokuk
Mrs Amy Crow returns from Muscatine and Wapello. Mrs W O Williamson visits Keokuk and plans to return home tonight. W L Derby is in the city and recovering strength. Miss Mable Roger visits her father at the Washington Buggy Company. The Lowa College Glee Club arrives this afternoon from Grinnell. Wm W McFarland returns from Missouri hoping Iowa suits him better. A O U W has two candidates for both degrees Friday night. Presbyterian church to hold preaching next Sabbath with Rev L D Young of Indianapolis. Mr Matthew Lewis and family travel to Gratefield Kan via Keota for short visits. Mr and Mrs M L Lewis with 600 visit Keota and Oskaloosa then Grainfield Kan. He McCollum returns from Obie and attends sales near Richland and Fairfield. Mrs McCormick of Omaha arrives for a week and may rent her farm. Misses Allie Wells and Nora Corvette entertain Academy students at Mrs Janette Johnson’s home on W Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Lewis
Harvey Carter
Keota
Oskaloosa
Grainfield
Kan
Mrs. McCormick
Omaha
Neb
Jack Heath
McCormick
Allie Wells
Nora Corvette
Academy
Janette Johnson
W. Washington St
March to April storms and Albia town gains in Iowa Central
Saint Louis forecaster predicts March ends with a storm, high barometer and cooler follow, then April brings thunder and dangerous storms mid month. Albia and nearby Iowa Central towns show pace for paved streets and new business blocks as carnival crowds boost local commerce. John Iden injures knee in wagon mishap. taxes paid before March end. court quiet with minimal hearings. local bakery advertises pies cakes and Saturday specials.
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Srl B. Hicks
Saint Louie
Albia
Towa
Iowa Central
John Iden
Bowman, Younkin
Bowman, Younkin & Gunn
Howard Loughead
Mr. Iden
Educate Your Bowels and Army Drill News
An odd ad promises bowel training with Cas carets Candy Cathartic and genuine C C C tablets. Col Coughlin, visiting city, inspected Company D at the Armory finding Major Glaskow and Captain Brookhart in ranks as privates while Lieut. Stanley Miller drilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Coughlin
Glaskow
Capt. Brookhart
Lieut
Sanley Miller
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised by Virginia druggist
A. F. Clark of Glade Springs sells twelve bottles of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy on January 25 1901 and reports strong customer satisfaction. The remedy is noted as well known in Virginia with many testimonies of cures. Sold by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Clark
Glade Springs
Chamberlain
Virginia
Stewarts Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Delayed arrival of Kabaleffeki due to earth motion
The manager explains that musician Kabaleffeki delayed appearing as his nerves have been overtaxed by the earth’s west to east rotation. He refused to perform until the motion could be altered but agrees to adjust his nerves to the unalterable conditions. The audience is asked to be patient for about fifteen minutes.
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Kabaleffeki
Tribune
Trinity Guild Sale At South Square This Saturday
The Trinity Guild hosts a sale Saturday afternoon and evening in room four doors south of the southwest corner of the square. Items include kimonos aprons sofa covers candies and assorted edibles with refreshments served. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Guild
S. W
Paper hanging and painting by EOG Rupp
Question about wallpapering with a claim that EOG Rupp guarantees his work in paper hanging and painting. Mentions Colenso Hotel shoe shining parlors and Keltner proprietor. Includes a witty aside about Morrell and Worrell and a laborer who smoked near powder.
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EOG. Rupp
Colenso Hotel
Bese Keltner
Philadelphia
Morrell
Worrell
Divorce Suit Sparks Farcical Verdict in Brooklyn Life
In a Brooklyn Life vignette a divorce case prompts the line that evidence shows Mrs Flash was giddy. The exchange notes the judge and five jurors expressing a desire to marry her, framing a satirical courtroom moment.
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Brooklyn
Chamberlain's remedy praised by Missouri resident
Mr B Wingfield of Fair Play suffers chronic dysentery for thirty five years and reports Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy did him more good than any other medicine. Sold by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman. Describes tonic as braces body and brain and clears impurities from the system. Also advertises Booky Mountain Tea for Berhews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wingfield
Fair Play
Chamberlain
Stewarts Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
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Mercer & Chilcote
Carris Drug Store
Chicago Comic Opera Company
Iowa College Glee Club
Goming
Chicago Opera Co
Cats Quartette
Bum Bee
King Dodo
Hildren
Garrie Drug Store
The
Journal
District Court
Rowan Thompson
Ainsworth
Moliie Rowan
Bentley Thompson
Fannie Rowan
BP Davie
Essley Home
Columbia Pharmacy
Bowland
Shields
Telephone
Alnsworth
Crawfordeville
Amy Crow
Muscatine
Wapello
Washington Buggy Co
Smith
Wm. W. McFarland
Missouri
A.O U. W
Hawkeye
Presbyterian Church
L. D. Young
Indianapolis
Matthew Lewis
Gratefield
Potoose
B. Parrish
F. Parrish
C.C. C. Inil
Capitol Poetry
Baldrenty
Ur Kingie
Pattats
Vin Neetan
Mlanchaid
Crawford
Hobbs’ Ragras
Pista
Bheing Kennedy Co
Chicago
Harry C.hale
L. J. Wilmet
Stuart
California
Norway
Foulard
New York
SOL Rich & CO
Marshall
Minn
W. Brindley
East Side
Todd Stuart
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