Local News Scattered Notes From Vienna Market to West Chester
Fragmentary notices report prices at the Vienna for homemade bacon and fresh breakfast foods, with multiple passengers travelers en route from West Chester Keota and Sigourney. Residents Reid seed corn listings appear from Marbourg Helwick’s. Several residents including Miss Emelia Grecian and Mrs. J M Law travel or visit relatives in nearby towns.
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Trysweibach
Vienna
Reid
Marbourg & Helwick
Emelia Grecian
West Chester
J. M. Law
Sigourney
Colds That Hang On Prompt Spring Relief
Cold symptoms that linger into spring drain the system and nerves, paving the way for illness. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and expels the cold quickly and safely. Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Foley
Lemmon
County News Highlights Local Visitors and Upcoming Sermon
May passengers head to Washington for a day of sightseeing. Mrs John Lease and family, Mrs Harry White and children, John Smiley, Miss Jeannette Wooley, and others travel. Archie McFadden from Des Moines visits parents. Presiding Elder Meyers of Mt Pleasant will preach at the Methodist church tomorrow at 11 o clock.
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John Lease
Harry White
John Smiley
Martha Wortman
Allen DeLong
Claus
Jeannette Wooley
Stanley Fishburn
Will Wooley
Walker Allen
Jennie Stevenson
Joseph Murphy
R. S. White
Opal
Washington
Archie McFadden
Des Moines
James McFadden
Meyers
Mbt. Pleasant
At the Art Exhibit Highlights by Miss Young Pupils
Yesterday afternoon the pupils of Miss Mary Young led an art exhibit program. They sang and acted several selections including See-Saw Dickory Dock and Sweeping and Dusting, followed by a piano solo by Ophelia Miller. Attendance was good and the event was enjoyed.
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Mary Young
Ophelia Miller
Carpet Cleaning Services by Ray Minick
Having leased the carpet cleaning works I have repaired the machinery and am ready to clean carpets and rugs promptly and satisfactorily. No ripping or tearing. We have the right method and attend to your work immediately. All work guaranteed. Prices: Ingrain per yard 26c Brussels 34c heavy rugs 5c. Telephone 325 or 80.
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Brussels
Ray Minick
Local Theatre Company Presents The College Boy Tonight
Ralph Riggs and his company arrived on No 12 from Centerville and will stage The College Boy this evening. The troupe, noted for its fine appearance and past merit, promises a performance equal to prior advertising.
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Ralph Riggs
Centerville
Can't Afford It Prompts Quiet Luncheon Debate on Simplicity
At a college alumnae luncheon a heated exchange centers on the phrase Can't afford it. A well off friend is challenged over spending while others note hard times as both real and fashionable. Speakers urge simpler living and focus on essentials, contrasting costly fashion with utility and modest comforts.
Death of Roy McConaughy saddens local high school crowd
Roy McConaughy died at his East Madison home after a fourteen week illness of consumption. A senior at the High School who would have graduated this spring, he was active in the Covenanter church and youth society. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 PM from the Covenanter church, with interment in the City cemetery.
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Roy McConaughy
Madison Street
Roy
Robert LeRoy McConaughy
R. P. McConaughy
Howard
Reformed Presbyterian Seminary
Allegheny
Miss Leta
Des Moines
Covenanter Church
Young People’s Society of the Church
8. E. Greer
Miltonvale
Kansas
W. R. Sawhill
Willi Teach Vocal Here Recitalist Opens Local Class
Miss Myrtle Laver of Winfield assisted at the academy recital last evening and visited at the Harry T. Nutt home in south Washington. She plans to form a vocal class here, has secured students, and will begin soon. Laver, a graduate of Iowa Wesleyan, Mount Pleasant, has taught over a year and is highly recommended. For information, contact Wil Roberts.
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Myrtle Laver
Winfield
Academy
Harry T. Nutt
Washington
Laver
Fairfield
Miss Lauer
Iowa Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Desirz
Wil Roberts
Called meeting of Washington lodge No 26 A F and A M
Washington lodge No 26 A F and A M calls a meeting for Monday evening May 11 for third degree work. Craft invited to attend. J W Morton, Secretary.
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Washington Lodge No
J. W. Morton
Sermon series continues at Baptist church with Rev George Rogers
Tomorrow evening at the Baptist church the pastor the Rev. George D. Rogers will preach the second of a series on Bible Characters. J. W. Martin of Sutherland Nebraska is visiting the Milton White home for a few days.
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the Baptist Church
George D. Rogers
J. W. Martin
Sutherland, Nebr
Milton White Home
Railway notes signal minor Rock Island changes
General and division superintendents Sweet Beacom and maintenance chief Laas travel via Rock Island and Milwaukee lines. A new time card takes effect tomorrow, tweaking No 2 eastbound arrival by five minutes for longer supper period. Knoxville branch unchanged. Des Moines hosts Iowa Railway club reunion May 26–27, 1908. invites sent to ex railway workers from 20 years ago. Rock Island agent Russel to arrange special service if attendance is large.
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Rock Island
Missouri
Knoxville
Des Moines
Teday
Iowa Railway Club
Iowa
Russel
Work in the second rank Monday evening
Notice from J. C. Ford and C. C. calling workers to begin at 7 o'clock with full attendance expected. A special program follows the completion of the work.
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J. C. Ford
C. C
Local Star Offers Fresh Pastries and Diamonds
Local notices mention the Star tonight with a clock and bakers offerings. Vienna shop advertises the largest assortment of coffee cakes and rolls, plus marble and cream sponge cakes. Residents arriving include Will Matthews from Ainsworth, J M Smith, Joseph Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. J H Pearson from Ainsworth, J A Young from Monmouth, and Mrs H Davis returning home from the city.
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Vienna
Will Matthews
Ainsworth
J. M. Smith
Joseph Murphy
Crawfordsville
J. A. Y. Ashby
Gerald
Keota
J. H. Pearson
J. A
Railroad crime and market notes at Star and Royal
Rail-related crime at the Star tonight and a special sale on hams bacon and lard at the Royal Saturday May 9th. Miss Hattie Bates of Columbus City visits Miss Iola Mayo while Craig Patterson arrives from Ainsworth and Mrs Arthur Purvis heads to Truro for a ill sister in law. Me Shields comes from Milwaukee to spend Sunday, and a recital at the Academy draws Joe Duncan and the Carden family from Winfield plus Mrs Link Thomas.
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Craig Patterson
Ainsworth
Hattie Bates
Columbus City
Iola Mayo
South of
P. O
Joe Duncan
Link Thomas
James Carden
Winfield
The
Academy
Chronic Constipation Cured by Foley's Urino Laxative
An advertisement claims Foley's Urino Laxative cures chronic constipation and aids digestion while stimulating the liver and bowels. It promises quick relief without nausea or griping and urges avoiding substitutes from Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Foley
Lemmon's Pharmacy
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the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Washington, Ia
Office
East Main Street
Montval
Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Commercial Agency
P. O. Box
Davenport
Mart Anderson
Blue
Acme Nursery
Court House
Howard L. McCleery
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Mil
Frank Rogers
S.S
Howard Ross
Bruce Moore
Lora Martin
Lexington
Bisie ° Schneider
Celeste Critz
Haskins
Mrs. Graham
Somonauk
A. L. Graham
Marion T. Anderson
the County News
J. G. Smith
Neerina
Deering
Mason Transfer & Storage CO
Michael
Calcutta
India
Wabash
Ind
Peking
W. B. Flick
Lawrence
J. H. Skinner
Roy M’conaughy
North Side
Washington County Savings Bank
Chas. D. Gorham
Willi
Masonic Fraternity
Railroad Notes
Sweet
Beacom
Edward Laas
Star
H. Davis
Klein Kiothing Ko. Clothiers and Furnishers
the Star
the Royal
S. S
Arthur Purvis
Truro
Me Shields
Milwaukee
City
Mutual
Manager
Stice Farm
Nutwood
Carrie
Geo. Wilkes
Manager H
Bus Manager
Poyra
PripEwoop
Mantell
A. G. F. Stice
Washington, Jove
D. Neo
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