Verdi News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
May 9 George Johnson transited through the city as a passenger while a carload of cats departed town. May 9 Jerry Plum of the Iowa City Citizen is in town for coverage and the Ka lona group attended K P Lodge in Iowa City. May 9 Michael Smith leaves to visit his son near Albert Lea for about three weeks. Our baseball team plans a grand dance May 16 at Bohemian hall and locals discuss a Fourth of July celebration in the park led by the Woodmen. May 10 T L Emry visits Wayland on business and Mrs O L Walker visits her daughter in Batavia. Earl Friend travels to Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Plum
Iowa City
Coffee
Mr. Emmons
Kalona
Bohemian Hall
Woodmen
T. L. Emry
Wayland
O. L. Walker
Chas. Bennett
Walker
Batavia
Earl Friend
Fairfield
Dr Kay's Renovator Celebrated in Prospect Va Notice
Mr Wm Hallman writes that Dr Kay's Renovator cured his wife's sick headache and restored strength flesh appetite and sleep. It claims to renovate the entire system and cure sick headache. Sold in tablets for 25c 50c and liquid $1 by local pharmacies Temple Stewart Cook Sherman Columbia Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir.kay
B. J. Kay
Saratoga
N.Y
Temple Pharmacy
Stewart Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman Columbia Pharmacy
Josephine Lewis
Vina McQuaid
Sigourney
W. R. Reed
Emma Chappell
What Cheer
Hotel Colenso
P. E.O
Centerville
L. 8. Patterson
Philo Canfield
Patterson
Supreme Convention
Des Moines
Kay
Cook & Sherman
Columbia Pharmacy
Riverside visits and local notices fill day in Ainsworth area
Ainsworth and surrounding towns hear a flurry of arrivals visits and errands. Dr Pratt consults on eyes and Dr Hull in Keota on a case. Local residents travel to Crawfordsville Fairfield Winfield Ottumwa and West Liberty for business or family visits. Ice cream from Elite Candy Kitchen and a May 15 piano tuner visit are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elite Candy Kitchen Daily
Lena Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Stewart's Book Store Advertises Books and Vaccines
An odd storefront notice touts New York Times and Saturday Review subscriptions at Stewart's Book Store. It also claims Pasteur Vaccine Co.'s Black Jag Vaccine Virus is stocked at Stewart's West Side Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Saturday Review
0. S
Stewart's
Pasteur Vaccine Co
Stewart
West Side
France
Various visits and notices from Washington city social round
Mrs H K Statler of West Chester and J D Dayton the local horseman arrived in Washington for visits. Chas Howe returned to Albert Lea after a short visit. L D Higgins came back from Ft Scott on business. Rev A T Ishida, a Japanese Baptist minister, visits with Rev John Stafford and will stay through Sunday. Shriners of Iowa to meet in Oskaloosa May 23. Watering sand shipments, mail routes changing, and local commerce notes amid society arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H K_ Statler
Weat
Chester
Rurohan
J. D. Dayton
Covington
RB. T. McCall
Kentucky
Mr. Koouse
Lexington
Harvey Shannon
A. T. Ishida
John Stafford
Ishida
Moody Bible School of
Chicago
Shriners of
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Wngineer McGugin
Washington
Asbell
Denver
Cole
Nicholas Smith
Charley McPherson
Academy
Will Holmes
West Chester
Local residents return from trips and travel noted
Carl Keck arrived home from Chicago last night. John Townsley rode the Firefly to Brighton this morning. Charles Amspoker left on the Firefly for Iowa City. Mrs J O Smith came back from Brighton. Rev Nicholson left for Wilton to preach tomorrow. Mrs William Dodds heads to Montezuma Iowa to visit relatives. Ed Walther and W Beamer were passengers southwest. Mrs Johnson of West Main Street departed for Grandview to visit relatives. Mrs Alberson returned from Crawfordsville. Mahlon and Mrs Smith arrived home from St Scott Kansas. Rev Clapp passed through en route to Columbus Junction. H B Arthur returned to Cotter after delivering a horse to H E McCollum. Mr and Mrs Norman Scofield welcomed a boy. Don Wittaman selling horses for the Shogmasters arrived from Keota. Thompson visited. reports business good. Prof Morrison of Crawfordsville in city with brother from Morning Sun. Sheriff Teeter from Washington with Attorney Bailey, likely to ensure Bally unharmed. Henry Eicher Ralph Dougherty and wife with Miss Cora Bell went to Mediapolis. one member continued to Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Stevenson
Helen
Ben
West Liberty
Mra Jayne
W.H. Smith
Richland
Das Anderson
Washington
Miss Hughes
Ainsworth School
Ainsworth Clipper
Robert Crail
Scott
J. B. Crail
South Washington
Kaloosa
Carl Keck
Chicago
Jobn Townsley
Brighton
Charles Amspoker
Iowa City
Mra
J. O. Smith
Alberson
Crawfordsville
Mahlon Smith
St. Scott
Kansan
Rev. Clapp
Columbus Junction
Boro
Norman Scofield
Don Wittaman
Keota
Thompson
Prof
Morrison
Tie
Teeter
Bailey
Bally
Riverside
Henry Eicher
Ralph Dougherty
Cora Bell
Mediapolis
Oine
Burlington
Baseball scores and railway union vote noted in brief
Chicago May 11 League scores show rain in New York and wet grounds in Boston. Milwaukee Detroit game results and several Western Association games noted. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen considered amendments to raise insurance levels but rejected the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Cinctonatia
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Western Association
Toledo
Dayton
Indianapolis
Marion
Grand Rapids
Columbus
Fort Wayne
Wis
Brotherhood of Railway
Deutschland Sets Record with 24.53 Knot Ocean Run
The Deutschland completed a one day voyage at 24.53 knots, setting a fast pace on the return across the ocean. The report notes the vessel maintained high speed throughout the twenty four hour period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Wall Street
American Waltham Watch Company
D Combine
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Dougherty Bros
J. Albert Williams & CO
Rock Island
Rhodes
F. L. Stewart CO
Trahe Rx
Poe Hoh
Heath & Milligan
Pioneer Drug Store
Bik
Dr. Kay
Tempie Pharmacy
Cook & Suerman
Eiva Downing
Kota
Katharyn Wilson
Ainsworth
O F. Haight
Baird & Johnson
George Johnson
Lee Derby
Walter Mickey
Eldorado Springs
John Babcock, Jr
D. Harrison
T. Morgan
H. Newton
Chas. McMillan
Richmond
Michael Smith
Charles
Albert Lea
Smoke Burnham
Walter Ayres
Tom Dempsey
Geo. Hale
Crawford
Jason Hopkins
Emery Jeck
Dr. Pratt
J. B. Schreckengast
Rev
Schreckengart
Henry Hull
McFarlane
Higgins and
Houk
Ft. Scott
Kansas
Anna Henderson
Lita Stauffer
D. B. Coop
Perlee
Coop
Chas. Deutschman
Ollie Campbell
Ottumwa
Cora Smiley
Winfield
Madison Medicine Core
Kate Bell
West
Madison Street
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
OFATS
Oxfords
John Kelly
Harwood
South Side
Parrish
Saving Bank
Todd Stuart
PRPV
Pea
Nees
Charley
Restauran
L. D. Higgins
John Skipton
Minnesota
Keiser Bros
J. OC. W. Coxe
Cuoningham
East Main Street
Henry Orth
Davenport
Walter S. Ayres
Win Smouse
East Washington Street
H.R. Stark
The
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
General Assembly of the
Eprnog
Waltham
W. C. Nelson
G B. Baker
William Dodds
Montezuma
Messrs
Ed Walther
W. Beamer
KB. H. Arthur
Cotter
H. BE. McCollum
Fond du Lac
Eircutt
Michael Berens
C. W. Keys
Berens
Burnell
Oshkosh
Manitowoee
Kerwan
Dole
Honolulu
San Rancisco
McKinley
Macy
Ind
Whitmore Ditch
Here
Henry Graves
Indiana University
Bloomington
Seeee
Gta
B. J
Gook & Sherman
Columba Pharmacy
N. Y
L. J. Wilmet, Pop Antic
Walther
Pete
Mustin Underwear
Northwest Corner Square
Washington, Iowa
White Swan
J.C. Smith
Cash Grocery
Klein Klothing
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