Happenings in the County May 8 Three year old dies and moves
Ethel Hoth daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Hoth died at 8 pm Wednesday. Funeral conducted by Rev J F Robertson at 2 pm today with interment at Keota Cemetery. Mrs White and Mrs Charley Mills traveled to visit ill granddaughter Elizabeth White. Cora Teuscher returned from Texas for a short visit before resuming work in Washington. J C Richardson and family plan to move into the S J Keiser property recently bought by Mr Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hoth
Will Hoth
J. F. Robertson
Keota
White
Charley Mills
Richland
Elizabeth White
Cora Teuscher
Texas
Washington
J.C. Richardson
S. J
Senior Class Program At High School Auditorium
Yesterday afternoon a number of Senior class members presented a program in the school auditorium. Each member must appear before graduation, and this was the second such event. Items included A Trip of An Immigrant by Bessie Kyle, and classes on history and prophecy by Besse Dicken and Homer Darbyshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Kyle
Blanche Merchant
Harry Robertson
Jet Taylor
Besse Dicken
Homer Darbyshire
Mildred Wabnitz
Social notes from Pleasant Plains area May visits and gatherings
May 9 events include Miss Georgie Beatty visiting sister Mrs. Charlie Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. Al Reeves from Washington spending Friday at their farm. Henry Horning and Miss Clara visited Washington Thursday. Mrs. Noecker of Washington visits daughter Mrs. Mary Genkinger. Miss Gretna Crain returns home to Highland Center after staying with Harvey Knapp. The Misses Simpson and Murphy called at Eden and Draybaugh homes. Sunday school resumes at Pleasant Plains at 10 AM, and Sidney Carson visits his mother in Washington over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Beatty
Charlie Tucker
al Reeves
Washington
Henry Horning
Clara
Noecker
Mary Genkinger
Gretna Crain
Highland Center
Harvey Knapp
Simpson
Murphy
Eden
Pleasant Plains
Sidney Carson
Local Visits And Illness In Ames Area
May 8 report from Ames notes Marion Smith visiting his brother Frank Smith. Mr and Mrs Gus Strum both ill with Doctor Boice attending. Ira Rathmer and wife visited friends in Washington. Will Knox and family from Valley visited Arthur Conrad. Dan Moriarty hauling for Huffman place with neighbors helping. No preaching at New Haven Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Smith
Ames
Frank Smith
Gus Strum
Doctor Boice
Ira Rathmer
Washington
Will Knox
Valley
Arthur Conrad
Dan Moriarty
Huffman Place
New Haven
Local Notes and Arrivals From Nearby Towns
May 8 reports Miss Lena Conrad leaving Burlington for Illinois for the summer. Rev. Daniel Graber returns from Kansas City after business. J. H. Witting comes back from Chicago with sister Emma who attended school there. George Roberts visits relatives after arriving from Trenton Missouri. Many plan to attend the S S convention at Coppock Sunday. C. A. Munson did business in Washington earlier in the week. Mrs. Joe Roth visited Crawfordsville Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Conrad
Burlington
Illinois
Daniel Graber
Kansas City
J. H. Witting
Chicago
Emma
George Roberts
Trenton
Coppock
Mrs Loren Baird Returns Home on No 61 Train
Mrs Loren Baird arrived last evening on the Firefly from Ainsworth where she had been visiting and returned home to Fairfield on No 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Baird
Ainsworth
Fairfield
A. E. Mulhern
Crawfordsville
Iowa City
Mrs Smith and daughters move to west side flat
Mrs Josephine Smith and her daughters Miss Kate and Miss Gertrude relocate from the McCartney home to a flat on the west side of the square, starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Smith
Kate and
Gertrude
McCartney
Funeral of Mrs. Quinn Held Privately at 10 A M
The funeral of the late Mrs J L Quinn was held privately yesterday morning at 10 from the residence on North Marion avenue. The Rev W R Sawhill and Rev G D Rogers conducted the services. Pallbearers were B F Dixon Alex Dawson John Applegate Carl Griggs A Hunter and James Harper. Interment was in Elm Grove cemetery. Relatives from a distance included C Houghan of Oregon Will Quinn Mr and Mrs John Norris and T Stuthelfield and daughter of Shirley Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Quinn
North Marion Avenue
W. R. Sawhill
G. D. Rogers
B. F. Dixon
Alex Dawson
John Applegate
Carl Griggs
A. Hunter
James Harper
Elm Grove Cemetery
C. Houghan
Oregon
Will Quinn
John Norris
T. Stuthelfield
Shirley, Ill
Percheron Stallions to Stand at Cedar Township Residence
A listing of stallions to stand for service at Cedar township residence includes Domino 48942 imported by Massdam and Wheeler Fairfield Iowa Silver Branch No 52118 and Brilliant 49454 Also a mammoth bred Jack For particulars see bills 61stf D Rittenhouse.
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Cedar Township
Domino
Massdam & Wheeler
Fairfield
Iowa
Silver Branch
Brilliant
Ralph Riggs Stars in The College Boy at Opera House
The clever comedian Ralph Riggs and his company bring the three act comedy with music The College Boy to the opera house on May 9. Now in its third season the show demonstrates financial prosperity and promises Riggs continued success with his diverse talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
Riggs
Messrs
Boyer
Leslie
John W. Baume
Ralph Riggs
Washington
Foley’s Kidney Remedy Endorsed for Kidney Health
Personal notice urges immediate use of Foley's Kidney Remedy to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes and promotes Lemmon's Pharmacy. It also mentions social visits from Mrs. Dewitt and Mrs. Mulhern, and advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. A theater notice for The College Boy tour and a local political primary overview conclude with comments on candidates Myers Kendall and Wilson from Wellman Advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain Tea
Lemmon’s Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co
The College Boy Comedy Tour
The College Boy is a successful third year show starring Ralph Riggs noted for Tweedle punch in Florodora Hans Nix in The Telephone Girl and principal in the Belle of New York. The company tours Dallas Fort Worth Council Bluffs Des Moines Sioux City Cedar Rapids and other western and southern cities with strong praise headlined by May 9 in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Riggs
Hans Nix
The
College Boy Co
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Oklahoma
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J. W. Teeter
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H. L. Kendall
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Messrs. Myers
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Wellman
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South Side
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