Local notes list sales, visits, and errands across town
Miss Florence Schwartz returns from Davenport on business. Mrs Jahe Clendenning moves near Second United Presbyterian church. Miss Mama Eichelberger returns to Davenport. Charley Lumley travels to Ottumwa Pulaski and Bloomfield. Mrs Jack Colgate visits Muscatine. Bonnets aprons and house dresses offered at St James sale. Bake sale by American Legion Auxiliary. Rothschilds hawk money hose for youth. Chocolate Shop offers ice cream by pint to gallon. McCall Bros supply chick feed and buttermilk for chicks. Miss Laura Seward seen en route to Maquoketa. Auto tires rebuilt and vulcanizing at Service Vulcanizing Co. Motor Inn Garage. Mrs John Tollaanar returns to Sigourney after visit.
Local Notes On Purchases Travels And Treats
Fred Skola of Kalona travels to Washington today for business matters. Mrs. Nate Black returns from Rock Island after attending the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Morrison. We offer sweet cream and milk for whipping. The Chocolate Shop can make any ice cream to order including brick ice cream. Mrs. Emma Long of Lone Tree shopped yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Skola
Kalona
Washington
Nate Black
Rock Island
Mrs. Morrison
Chocolate Shop
Emma Long
Lone Tree
Pythian Sisters Lodge Being Organized In City
Bert Pierce of Chicago and Mrs. Breckenhaumer of Sioux City with Mrs. Pooler of Burlington helped organize a Pythian Sisters lodge here yesterday. Grand Chief and Grand District Deputy attended. They left for West Chester to finalize the new lodge. Mrs. Charles Henther joined them. Kayser silk underwear is advertised at Rothschild's. Sterling Riggs will join his parents in Washington. Scrim curtain materials offered at 10 12 and 15 cents. Bessie Madison returned to Oskalooga after visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckenhaumer
Sioux City
Pooler
Burlington
Iowa Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sisters Lodge
West Chester
Charles Henther
C. Riggs
Galesburg
Ill
Washington
West Main St
Sterling Riggs
Monmouth, College
Plaid Aprons Trimmed With Rickrack From Rothschilds
Readable text notes a plaid gingham apron trimmed with rickrack braid priced at 98 cents from Rothschilds. The fragment suggests a retail listing or advertisement in a historical newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pally Pam
Rothschild’s
Rothschilds and Keota Visits Highlight Local Gossipy Schedule
Mrs. J C Olive traveled to Keota to visit her sister Mrs Henry Dupuis. Mrs J A Ashby also went to Keota to visit relatives. The store features new spring coats for children and a range of gents watches suitable as graduation gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Logan
Brighton
Mrs
E. A. Mortimer
J.C. Olive
Keota
Henry Dupuis
Stephen
J. A. ¥. Ashby
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LAW OF the Border
Max Miller
Messrs
Ben Wallace
Mel Kilgore
Henry Steck
Ael Dempery
Edger Martin
Ray Guest
Clarence Proudfit
Harry Mathews
Homer Darbyshire
McElhinney Drug Co
Mannhardt
the Chocolate Shop
Florence Schwartz
Davenport
Mina Taylor Gingham
J. A. Campbell
Son Donard
Lexington
St. James Ladies
Jahe Clendenning
Second United Presbyterian Church
McCall Bros
Jack Colgate
Muscatine
Skipton Taxi
Mama, Eichelberger
St. James
Motts
Charley Lumley
Ottumwa
Pulaski
Bloomfield
C. E. Root
Iowa City
American Legion Auxiliary
West Side Square
William Pahl Moothart
Clark and Enslin
Bina Porter
Ainsworth
Laura Seward
Maquoketa
Maquoketa, Iowa
Crawfordsville
Gladys Carson
Carson
Motor Inn Garage
John Tollaanar
Sigourney
A. H. Ditmar
Clark & Enslin
Franklin County
Pennsylvania
Mystic
Iowa
John Shields & Sons
Rothecbild’s
Mareh
Royal Cleaners
Washington's Fun Center
WU Tae Opera
Oy U
Matinee
O. B. Olson
Mrs. Mo
Brown's
Bert Pierce
Chicago
Kayser
Clark
Kaélin
Bessie Madison
Oskalooga
Seo the House OF Nift
Pittes
HIFON
Heifetz
Kreisler
Victor XI
McNamaras
West End
Jersey
Marshalls
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Fir
A. G. Gault
Rothschild's
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