Academy Notes and Class Elections Parade of Spring Topics
Coppock and Brownlee left for Canada Monday. Lena Grush is a new spring student. Lou Handy will not continue this spring and may enter as a junior after private lessons. Gertrude Beard and Bess Darbyshire visited. botany class members foresee horticultural skill. Open-session debaters may have another trial during commencement week. The ladies' club plans work with reduced size. Magnets vote to honor the president with a magnet-shaped badge. Senior and Junior classes organized. senior officers elected Will Kale president, Densmore Guthrie VP, Eila Porter secretary, Ralph Shannon treasurer. colors chosen maize and old rose. senior to perform seven-part play. Junior officers elected James Edgington president, Nathan Lynn VP, Fannie Beal secretary, Rush Herwick treasurer. Magnet program next Tuesday includes declamation, essay, oration, biography, piano solo, extempo, debate, and paper. Geometry class begins solid geometry next Monday. Aurora program lists declamation, parody, story, prophecy, poem, debate, and paper. Two-day vacation voted to allow Professor Daugherty to attend the 8S. BE. 1. T. A. meeting in Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock
Brownlee
Canada
Lena Grush
Lou Handy
Gertrude Beard
Bess Darbyshire
Academy
Daugherty
Vle
Will Kale
Densmore Guthrie
Eila
Fannie Beal
Rush Herwick
Magnet
Nora Eckles
Roy Lowash
Lloyd Swift
Nellie Smith
Fred Longer
Stella Cunningham
Nellie Bowman
Aurora
Floyd Shaw
Charlie Eyestone
Frank Taylor
George Nelson
Ina McDowell
New Directory Being Prepared for April Publication
The notice urges rapid registration for a new telephone directory due April 15 with about 1100 names. Readers are asked to place orders for new phones to ensure inclusion and to settle overdue telephone rentals to avoid being left out. The message provides contact at 3703 E. G. Fox, manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Fox
Mgr
Settlement of Pfeffer barn loss reported near Talleyrand
Secretary Sidney Coon of the Washington County Farmers Mutual Insurance Assn. confirms the settlement for the Pfeffer barn and contents destroyed by fire last Monday. Losses totaled 400 for the barn 160 for cattle 110 for hay and 0 for other items with four head of cattle lost. (Continued on another page)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Coon
Washington County Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Assn
Nick Pfeffer
Talleyrand
Warning to Elsie Spargo Ends Family Tollower
March 31 1906 notice warns readers not to trust Elsie Spargo on the author’s account as she is no longer part of the family. Des Moines visitor J J Buttell noted. testimonial for Electric Bitters claims cures for kidney inflammation and liver issues with guaranteed 50 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Spargo
Mary EB. Winders
Philippines
W M. Sherman
Cushing
H. Stewart
Thanking patrons for past season at local store
The store owner expresses gratitude for broad patronage during the season and notes efforts to ensure maximum satisfaction for every customer.
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Work & Meek
Elgin Jeweled Works
Weatchus
H. F. Steck
East Side Jeweler
National Bank
Square Meals
Roy Y.stichter
California
Brie
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Harvey Meals
Hicademyp Wotes
S. D. Carris, Sr
John Woods
Lee McAvoy
J. Moore
J. Dusenberry
J. D. Dayton
Frank Stewart
West Chester
J. C. Bayne
The
Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
Cook & Sherman and Stewart's
Bessie Curran
Olive Ramsey
Mr. Seymour
Cecil Rogers
Georgia Young
Bessie Dicken
Elizabeth Freding
Pearl Sharp
Charles Kuhn
Mae Dodd
Medley
Louis Masson
Lizzie Irwin
Blanche Nelswanger
Ollie Miller
Edna Shearer
Myrtle Messersmith
Alice Whiting
Maude Dougherty
Bessie Kyle
Mary Steck
Marguerite MacGugin
Homer Darbyshire
Clayton Pearson
Roy McConaughy
Walter Allen
Morley Johnson
Geo. Masson
Samuel Walton
Harold Dye
William A. Quayle
Ottumwa
Quayle
John P. John
Hamelt
Hamlet
J. J. Buttell
Des Moines
Klein Klothing
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
McElhinney Drug Co
Spring Trade
Pauli’ Lumber Go
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