Easter Day at the Churches Across the City
Large audience filled city churches for special Easter services. At Presbyterian Church Rev. L D Young of Indianapolis preached morning and evening on resurrection and the stone being rolled away. St James Catholic Church held a lavish Easter celebration with decorated altars and robes for twelve altar boys, choir singing Rosvig’s Massion, and Father Jacobsmelee delivering a hopeful sermon. The church was crowded and many stood.
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Presbyterian Church
L. D. Young
Indianapolis
Lavarus
Young Is
St. James
Nice
St. Joseph’s
Roswig
Massion
Jacobsmelee
Milwaukee cut off to reshape Iowa rail routes
Brighton and surrounding towns report Easter services and visits while Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Milwaukee Railroad progress on a Muscatine to Ottumwa cut off. The new line will route Kansas City trains via Davenport and Muscatine, improving freight flow and easing Cedar Rapids congestion. completion hoped by year end with summer work ahead. Chas Deutschmann plans Washington trips first week of April after recovery.
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Milwaukee
Muscatinga
Kansas City
Chicago
Davenport
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Fourth Street
St. Paul
S Te
Ottumwa
Chas, Deutschmann
Washington
Columbia Pharmacy
Eod
Johnson's shelves overflow with pies and rolls and items
Local notices show Johnson's offering a variety of pies and French rolls tomorrow while other residents travel for visits to Fairfield Brighton Coneville Muscatine and Iowa City. Several residents return home after Easter visits and business trips as J B bakery gains new staff and ownership changes reflect newspaper promotion of papers.
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Jobn Townsley
Pairfeld
Geo Schneider
Iowa City
Johnson's
A. Hillhouse
Brighton
Hugh Rupp
Charlotte Russe
KR. D. McFarlane
Rockwell City
Lew
Carleton Wilson
Rose Kephart
Coneville
J. A. Nicholson
Hubert Nicola
North English
A. David
Muscatine
Grant Blick
Marie Stewart
Davenport
G . Thomas
M. A. Gensler
Columbus Junction
Easter services draw large crowds across churches
Naster and Methodist churches held well attended Easter services yesterday. The Baptist service featured the choir and Reverend Lilley delivering Our Risen Lord from Luke 24. Communion followed. Supt Cal Long led the Sunday school program Sunshine. Dorothy Wickham, four, gave a notable recitation. The Methodist service showcased flowers, Easter recitations, and an offering of 50 dollars. The First U P church drew many worshippers from the Second church due to no regular service there. Reverend A L Davidson preached Spiritual Delights of the Sanctuary from Psalm 133, highlighting church home privileges and touching pathos.
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Naster
Baptist Church
Niels Risen
Lilley
Lord
Cal Long
Dorothy Wickham
Methodist Church
Lulu Slocum
Mamie Rankin
U. P
A. L. Davidson
Rev. Davidson
Easter Services Held at Trinity Church
Yesterday two Easter services at Trinity Church drew good attendance with sermons by Rev Joseph DeForest. The church featured bright Easter flowers and a festive glow. The County Judicial convention is set for May 3 and the District convention for Grinnell on June 4. Beginning April 1, meal tickets will be valid for the original purchaser and their immediate family unless arranged otherwise.
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Trinity Church
Joseph DeForest
Grinnell
Cmassmans
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Sale Reported in Virginia
Between eleven a m and closing time on January 26 1901 A F Clark a druggist at Glade Springs Va sold twelve bottles of Chamberlains Cough Remedy He praises its sales and cures and notes long use in Virginia For sale by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman Also Calenso Hotel shoe shining parlors Dave Keltner proprietor listed as done.
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A. F. Clark
Drugglar
Glade Springs
Chamberlain
Virginia
Stewarts Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Opera Company Attraction Delights Ohio Towns
Readers across Upper Sandusky Lorain Norwalk and nearby praised the Chicago Opera Company's performance arriving from Cedar Rapids aboard the Firefly with a 8 15 curtain and selections from King Dodo. Tickets available at Carris drug store as promotions sweep March and April low rate excursions to California are advertised with tourist cars leaving every Tuesday through Iowa and Illinois.
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Chicago Opera Company
Cedar Rapids
Carris Drug Store
Dodo
California
Iowa Central Road
Allts
Iowa
Illinois
Pacific Coast
Coast
Lowa
Geo 8 Batty
Gp&t A
Marshalltown
Lowa Tilmayl
Popular Hot Springs health waters draw global visitors
The Hot Springs Arkansas health waters attract thousands, with the season opening January 1. The U.S. Government oversees the baths which offer moderate charges and good treatment. The Iowa Central Railway provides the quickest route from the west and northwest with very low round trip rates. For information, contact Geo. eer GP. and T. A. Marshalltown.
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Arkansas
Ark
U.S
West
Northwest
Iowa Central
T. A. Marshalltown
Own
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Chicago Comic Opera Company
Graham
Gugoos
Misser
Gori
Comig Opera
Chicago Opera Co
Mrscements
Bumee
King Dodo
le Martette
Paquet
Lery
Garris
Plowers
Bowland
Shields
Telephone
Mies Mae Hain
Myrtie Goode
Fred Emry
Martha Emry
Ella Woodford
Eva Shaw
Des Moines
Grace Mit
Bert Garrison
I. M. Lewta Mary
Nan Thorn
L. O. Danbar
Tom Schilling
Tommie
Wheelwright's
A. Frain
Chet. Alkire
Hi. Gordon
Nugent
A. Frato
Lady Flowers
Haskins
Chas, Stephens
Ida Roberts
Kate Stichter
Fairfield
M. A. Hulse
J. A. Y. Ashby
Keota
Edna Young
Libertyville
Lir
O. M. Shockley
Albia
Johnson Bakery
Yust Matucha
G. Logan Payne
Michigan
Nigar
At the Baptist Church
First United Presbyterian
Trinity Episcopal
Judicial Convention
Cdlenso Hotel
Dave Keltner
L. J. Wilmet
Stuart
Graham Theatre
Upper Sandusky
Rh. M. McConnene
Mur
Opera House
Lorain, O
Cras
Ewarr
Norwalk
W. G. Gutern
Mgr
Add
Sterling Kennedy Co
Stewart's
Wee Site Book Store
John Kelly
J. A. Harwood
Norway
East Side
Todd Stuart
Pring
Oxford
New York
SOL Rich & CO
Marshall
Minn
Queensware
F. W. Brindley
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