Local News Items Mention Visits and Purchases in Town
Local notes report Howard Mott due from Minneapolis to visit his mother Mrs F D Mott. John S Wilson back from Camp Cody for Army Y M C A work. O F Haight away on business. Mrs C D Liggett and daughter Helen leave for Ft Morgan Colo after visiting Miss Clara Coulter. Mrs L Shafer travels from Fairport Ia to Crawfordsville. J Lemmon's Pharmacy stands by guarantee on Miona stomach tablets. F H T Ritchie and Harry Goodrich to visit next week. Mrs FE Walker hosts Chicago relatives. new ship ments of Bone Day Storage Batteries at Washington Service Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Liggett
Helen
Ft. Morgan, Colo
Washington
New Post Office
The Fair at The Fair TO includes new dinner ware and supplies
A local notice lists new patterns in dinner ware and tools at The Fair. John S. Wilson, YMCA secretary at Camp Cody, arrived for a brief furlough to visit family and share experiences with soldiers. Fay Willem becomes a new employee at Washington National Bank, replacing C. E. Demling who moved to Burlington. Mrs. Nellie Wolfe starts as bookkeeper at the Washington National. Read "The Truth About Belgium" by Brand Whitlock in Everybody's Magazine. Nita Belle McKeon promotes Kiddie Cars and wagons. C. O. Greenwood hospitalized near Keota with blood poisoning from a fingertip scratch. he is recovering.
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John S. Wilson
Army Y. M. C. A
Camp Cody
Mr. Wilson
Fay Willem
Washington National Bank
C. E. Demling
Burlington
Willem
Merchants’ National Bank of
Nellie Wolfe
The
Washington National
Belgium
Brand Whitlock
United States
Everybody's Magazine
Pictorial Review
Adventure
Ladies Home Journal
Call Journal
Nita Belle McKeon
To-Thi
C. O. Greenwood
Keota
War Pu ying Fund Appeal Third Ward Question
Citizens are asked if they will contribute to the war fund raising drive. The message notes it will take £20 from each person in the third ward to reach a $20,000 goal and urges donors to buy a ticket or give more to aid a family with many dependents.
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Willard Station
Willard
Local Ads and Passenger Notes From The Fair
Busy page notes shoppers Fox and Dewey for shoes and Parisian Sage hair treatment sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy with money back guarantee. Morning passengers include Miss Helen Mott for Keota and Henry Steck for Davenport. J B Coffey and spouse heading home to West Chester. Also mentions steps ladders clothes racks ironing boards and a grocery ad Butter priced at 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ke. Lemmon
Adyt
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Howard Mott
Minneapolis
F. D. Mott
Clark & Enslin
Camp Cody, N. M
O. F. Haight
Watertown, &D
J. Lemmon
Advt
F. H. T. Ritchie
New York
Department of Boys’ Work
Harry Goodrich
Des Moines
Boys’ Work
FE. B. Walker
H. A. Kostus
G. L. Halstead
Henry Charles
Chicago
the Fair
FOX
Bessie Barriscale
Paralta Mlay
Earl Williams
O. Henry Star
King Baggot
Campbell's Soup
Yacht Club
California
Brindley’s Sanitary Grocery
Nat’l Bank
Washington, Iowa
John Shields & Sons
Congress Hotel
ALTO
Tam
Mutual
I Cohn
McNamara
First’ Store
Warren Card
Carl Combs
Helen Mott
Henry Steck
Davenport
J. B. Coffey
West Chester
Mee
Eldridge Battery Co
Neiswanger Building
Iowa
Coperight
Lvis
Westinghouse
Iowa Gas & Electric Company
Graham Theatre
Mysterious Smith CO
Olga
McElhinney’s
White Way Garage Co
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