Keokuk Presbytery Meeting Attended by Williamson
Dr. W C Williamson of Burlington attended the Keokuk presbytery meeting yesterday at the First United Presbyterian church and left for home on the 6 50 last evening. Mrs Shaw of Winterset is visiting her mother Mrs Bowman on South Iowa avenue. Mrs A L Graham and baby Alice Elizabeth arrived from Keota and went to Columbus Junction to visit her parents Mr and Mrs C A Sprague. Mr Graham joined them here and accompanied them to Columbus Junction after the presbytery meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Williamson
Burlington
Keokuk
First United Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Shaw
Winterset
Mrs. Bowman
Iowa Avenue
A. L. Graham
Alice Elizabeth
Keota
Columbus Junction
C. A. Sprague
Mr. Graham
Colds That Hang On In Spring Warned And Remedy Offered
Colds that linger into spring sap the body and nerves and may invite illness. Foley's Honey and Tar is touted to quickly stop coughing and expel the cold with safe, certain results. Lemmon's Pharmacy offers it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Lemmon
Doings of the People in the County News May 18
Local notes report Miss Bess Randolph returning from Gladbrook Iowa where she trimmed. Mrs Margaret Kennedy returned to Viola Illinois after a brother in law's death. Teachers and 1908 class members hosted a Saturday evening at A W Pringle home. Memorial day plans and confirmations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Randolph
Gladbrook
Iowa
Margaret Kennedy
Viola, Ill
Alice Wilson
A. W. Pringle
E. 8. Frey
Washington
Wolf
High School Commencement Invite For Next Friday
May 18 notes the high school invites attenders to the commencement in the M E church next Friday with six graduates. Olive Fox of Brighton visits W A Brady home while Mrs Sallie Sutherland is ill at her father W G Brolliar's in town. Church groups plan Fourth of July Sunday school picnics. Levi Bales and daughter visited Ottumwa last Saturday. Julius Brown is very ill. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Jones celebrate the birth of a seven pound boy. Sopher family hosts visitors from Oskaloosa. Helen Shaffer spent Sunday in Fairfield with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Olive Fox
Brighton
W. A. Brady
Sallie Sutherland
W. G. Brolliar
Levi Bales
Ottumwa
Julius Brown
Gilbert Jones
Sopher
Oskaloosa
Helen Shaffer
Fairfield
May 18 social notes from Wellman and area
Richard Norris and wife spent Sunday at Hills with the Hirt family. Mrs A E Ford and son Vance returned Saturday after a two week visit with her sister in Mt Vernon. Mr and Mrs H L Swift traveled to Winsted Minnesota to be with daughter Lily who is ill. W E Nicola and son Wallace were in Iowa City Saturday. Ida Starr spent Saturday with her parents in Wellman. Gertrude Schnoebelen was taken to Mercy hospital in Iowa City for treatment. Mrs Jos Wombacher, Mrs Frank Critz and daughter Estelle attended the funeral of Bernaldina Schillig in Iowa City. Mrs R Chapman of Wellman visited at Ben Kroes home. Mrs Hervert of Iowa City visiting Stephen Fouchek family. Everett Lewis and family of Wellman spent weekend with relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Norris
Hills
Hirt’s
A. E. Ford
Vance
Mt. Vernon
H. L.swift
Winsted
Minn
Lily
Mary
W.E. Nicola
Wallace
Lowa City
Ida Starr
Stephen Fouchek
Everett Lewis and
Funeral for Anton Kos Draws Large Crowd in Richmond
In Richmond on Sunday May 17 1908 a large funeral cortege honored Anton Kos aged eighty seven. He was a respected gentleman without church affiliation yet noted as a thoroughly good man who believed and lived by strong personal values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Kos
Singers Myrtle Lauer to meet visitors at Edwin Knapp home
Miss Myrtle Lauer will be at the Edwin Knapp home next Friday to meet anyone wishing to discuss vocal lessons. Her time will be at visitors disposal and she will be glad to confer with interested persons about her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lauer
Edwin Knapp
Community notices highlight May meetings and visits
May 18 schedule lists Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs. Frank Huber's home and Q E C meeting at Mrs. Sigmund Meade's. Ezra Gardner and family visited Don Brindsey after church, Miss Hazel Schulty visited A E Adams, W A Smith heads to Sigourney for a concert, West Chester Orchestra to perform for church May 28, Edna Gardner returns from W H M convention, Amy Folger visits Kalona and botanizes, Conner and Duff from Washington called, Ed Page family visitors in Washington, Rev Wm Gardner of Albia to visit Ezra Gardner, Dollie Moore sewing for Ezra Gardner, Rev W A Smith also visited Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Huber
A. ©. Durst
Sigmund Meade
Ezra Gardner
Don Brindsey
Hazel Schulty
A. E. Adams
W. A. Smith
Sigourney
West Chester
Edna Gardner
West Liberty
Amy Folger
Ed Jones
Kalona
Conner and Duff
Washington
Ed Page
Wm. Gardner
Albia
Dollie Moore
Local Social News From Rubio and Vicinity
May 18 notes Mrs. Jay Carris and daughter Edith visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. H F Miller. Miss Ollie Dunbar is sick. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hayes visited the McNees home at Rubio. Ivan Rehmel lost a fine horse Friday night. John Robertson visited Ira Rehmel Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Carris
Edith
H. F. Miller
Ollie Dunbar
Lloyd Hayes
McNees
Rubio
Ivan Rehmel
John Robertson
Ira Rehmel
Also Mentioned on This Page
ADLER
Milwaukee
Monarch
Dougherty Bros. Clothiers
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
The
Pauls Lumber
the County News
John Kos
Cedar Rapids
Joseph
George Kos
Richmond
Mary Kucera
North English
Anna Nepis
St. Paul
Katherine Vacha
Tresa B
Frank Welte
Charley Bush
Washington Academy
Leo Lintz
Coppock
Ed Hesser
C. E. Calkins
William Miller
Reuben Turner
George Hodson
Mt. Pleasant
Isaac Neff
Fred Dold
L. Dold
Marsh
Chas. Calkins
Little Son
Wayland
Christian Church
Hunt
Essiley
Richland
Riverside
Lexington
Grace Hill
New York
C. S. Lemmon
Kingsford’s
Oswego
Kingsford
T. Kingsford & Son
Oswego, N. Y
National Starch Co
Oxford
J. A. Harwood
the Goon Snoe Store
South Side
Rua
Wuln
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