Local Vienna Bakery Highlights And Neighbor News
Coffee cakes fruit loaves and rusks at the Vienna bakery. C M Stinson visits from Oklahoma City with friends. Candy line and salted peanuts available. Matt White and wife visited the Ben Beitel home at Grace Hill. Floyd Hopkins gate man visited Sigourney for Sunday with friends. Anna Legill visited Harper with friends and relatives for a week. Globe barber shop being repapered and repainted in new summer clothing. Frank Creath wife and Jerry Garrett visited Fred Bartholomew home near Pilotsburg. Lawn mower sharpening service offered with guarantees. The tire incident at Roberts grain building North Marion avenue involved a fire quickly put out with light damage.
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C. M. Stinson
Oklahoma City
Vienna
Matt White
Ben Beitel
Grace Hill
Floyd Hopkins
Sigourney
Anna Legill
Harper
Globe Barber Shop
Frank Creath
Jerry Garrett
Fred Bartholomew
Pilotsburg
Groendycke
Opera House
San Francisco Fire Claim and Coal Ad Medley
A statement denying blame for the great San Francisco fire is paired with an ad for Marion T. Anderson promoting el ' Hot Stuff' Coal as a strong fire starter and continuous heat source. The note includes a contact phone number 176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
County News Journal Report on Community Happenings
Local correspondents provide summaries of daily events across their communities. The page highlights social, civic, and cultural notices, reflecting everyday life and upcoming local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Where the People Go Lexington News Briefs May 5
Community notes from Lexington report social visits and local events. Miss Pearl Montgomery visited Washington last weekend while Misses Sue Hitting and Birdie Henderson attended the W H M S convention in Wilton. Families hosted visits with the Ezra Gardner and Gardner households. Duplicated social rounds include oil deliveries, road grading, and a band concert in Wellman. A Republican caucus in Cedar Center drew a large attendance and satisfied participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F
M. S
Bert Stafford
Charles Rickey
Duane McClure
Washington
Lewis Dusenberry
Keota
Mr. Purvis
Standard Oil Company
C. C. Gardner
H. H. Willson
Albn Knotts
Billie
Cedar
Wellman
C. L. Brock
Alfred Looney
D. H. Tipton
Jake Kephart
Cedar Center
Death at Crawfordsville marks long time resident John Cherryholmes
John Cherryholmes, aged in his seventies and one of the county’s oldest settlers, died last evening at his son J H Cherryholmes’s home after a long illness. Survived by four children Wal Cherryholmes Washington J H Cherryholmes H D Cherryholmes and Mrs Ida Ferguson Central City Nebr. Funeral services set for Wednesday at an undetermined hour. Mrs Cherryholmes died about two years ago. He was a member of the United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
John Cherryholmes
J. H.cherryholmes
Cherryholmes
Mr. Cherryholmes
Wal Cherryholmes
Washington
J. H
H. D. Cherryholmes
Ida Ferguson
Central City
Nebr
Local residents update and social at United Presbyterians
May 5 reports J P Dayton back from Missouri. Antho Van Sickle and Sherm Brindley from Washington visit on business. Mrs J D Dayton and baby and Miss Jennie Cook in Washington. United Presbyterians hosted an ice cream social last evening.
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J. P. Dayton
Missouri
Antho van Sickle
Sherm Brindley
Washington
J. D. Dayton
Baby
Jennie Cook
United Presbyterians
Washington shoppers and visitors report on May 7
May 7 activities include Myrla and Maud Moreland shopping in Washington. Mrs Hl P Baird returned from Wapello with her daughter and granddaughter Julia. Mr and Mrs Geo Thomas visited relatives in Washington. Karl Cocklin returned to Iowa City to resume university studies after a short stay. R S White of Crawfordsville bought a new wagon from J A March.
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Myrla
Maud Moreland
Washington
Hl. P. Baird
Wapello
Will Freeland
Julia
Geo. Thoma
M. L. Miller
Karl Cocklin
Iowa City
Grace Walker
R. G. Kelsey
Crawfordsville
F. D. Harding
P. Nichols
Vera
Ethel Hyde
Brighton
Ethel Henderson
R.S. White
J. A. March
Miller Buys Pony Team for His Children
M. L. Miller purchased a team of ponies on Saturday for his children. Mr. and Mrs. James Baird of Ottumwa arrived Saturday for a several days visit with relatives.
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M. L. Miller
Frosty Night Damages Feared on Fruit Crops
A frost blanketed the area with 30 degrees at dawn and 31 yesterday. Strawberries and potato plants showed frost effects while peaches cherries and plums face possible damage. Officials expect a day or two to gauge overall loss and note moonlight may influence frost impact.
Funeral of Miss Olive Deuel
The funeral services for Miss Olive Deuel were held yesterday afternoon at 3 from the Deuel residence on South Lawa avenue. Rev. W. C. Allen and Rev. H. H. Brownell presided. Floral offerings were numerous and attendance was large due to her Cedar Falls school ties. Pallbearers included Rose Springman, Etha Purvis, May Francis, Blanche Stewart, Flo Purvis and Coralie Ted ford. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery.
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Olive Deuel
Chas. Deuel
Lawa Avenue
W. C. Allen
H. H. Brownell
Monmouth
Cedar Falls
Rose Springman
Etha Purvis
May Francis
Blanche Stewart
Flo Purvis
Coralie Tedford
Elm Grove Cemetery
South End Champions Lose Close Game at Ainsworth
Saturday the South End Champions, a Washington boys team, were defeated 24 to 23 by Ainsworth in a nine inning game. Paul Crutz pitched all nine for Washington. Fitz hurled for Ainsworth. Washington drew eleven walks and had seven players left on base. Ainsworth walked eight. Key players included Schneider and Guthrie for Washington and Wickham Wick for Ainsworth.
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Ainsworth
South End
Paul Crutz
Washington
Fitz
Critz
Washington—Schneider
Oriz
L. Moothart
B. Carr
Love Finds a Way in a Saddle Vignette
In a frontier tale a 17 year old white girl held by Indians is saved when Dave Dangler, Lute Brady, and Ole Bruff gamble for her. Dave wins a poker contest, aided by the girl’s glance at Bruff’s cards, and kisses the gal as Bruff and the narrator reflect on young love finding a way.
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Dave
Lox
Ccap
Reds
Lute Brady
Lute
Brady
Ole Bruff
Bruff
Brut
Pear
Dave Dangler
Leetle
Leetle Bruff
Bimeby Brutt
Redskins
Dave Candler
Knights of Pythias and local visits in Castile Hall
Residents attend Knights of Pythias activities in Castile Hall Monday evening. Keota visitor C W R Chariton arrives. Mrs Howard Row spends Sunday with Mrs Oliver in West Chester. Fred Carpenter returns from Havre farm work for a visit. Lorn Bidwer and Will Lodders return to their homes after short stays. Mabel Buckley teaches in West Chester and Florena King visits Keota. R S Kirkpatrick and Emma Klein shop in Keota before returning home. Seats for event in Missouri listed at 25 35 50 with ordering 469 21.
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Knights of
W. R. Chariton
Keota
Lorn Bidwer
Wellman
Will Lodders
Winfield
Mabel Buckley
West Chester
E. C. Pulver
Keta
B. Staff
Davenport
E. M. Seaver
R. S. Kirkpatrick
Emma Klein
Dave
Lizbeth
Mivzzouri
Cunningham Residence Damaged by Fire on East Washington
The home of ex postmaster J. A. Cunningham on East Washington street caught fire yesterday at about 8 30 am. Firefighters using three streams halted the blaze, which was confined to the roof with the second floor windows spared. Neighbors aided in saving most of the house as Cunningham and family moved to Will Chilcote’s corner lot by noon. Estimated damage around 1000 dollars.
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J. A. Cunningham
Washington Street
Washington
Dr. King’s New Life Pills Advertised For Health
An 1890s style ad claims deaths from appendicitis fall with the use of Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The copy promises quick relief from constipation, boosting strength and vigor, and carries a 25 cent price with a guarantee by J. H. Stewart, Druggist. Try them.
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Dr. King
J. H. Stewart
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Washington Lows
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Warmington
ISCO
Stewart
West Side
Tom McClean
Ed Nicholson
Journal Office
Chal Ford
L. T. Burham
Bath
Engle Hardware Store
John Park
H. Miller
Floyd Hopkins Gate Co
Belvidere, Ll
Floyd Opkins Gate Co
Cooper & Co
Lake Street
Chicago
Ill
Squire Portlock
Frank Jenee
Ingrain
Brussels
Carpet Cleaning Co
Lona
Saturday Evening’s Journal
Roberts Grain
Marion Avenue
Marion Anderson
Marion T. Anderson
the County News
Lexington
Westchester
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Fred Carpenter
Havre
Florena King
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Klein Klothing Ko. Clothiers and Furnishers
Cunningham
F. D
Hawkeye Pump Company
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