Daily VienNA social notes span travelers and visitors
Fresh roils from Vienna list residents shown as leaving for business trips and visiting relatives. Names include W. Cherryholmes, J. Gibson, Mrs Jeff Armstrong, Miss Mae Harley, W. B Matthews, Mrs. Thomas Dupuis, Nellie Foster, James Chileste, Susie Johnson, Earl Lewis, Elsie McCreedy, Nellie Smith, Edmund Morrison, Joseph Matron, Mrs. Dr W R Cubbins and Bob, Mae Harley again, and Joan Miller with movements between Winfield Eureka Sigourney Muscatine Yarmouth Tama City Crawfordsville Hoskins Verdi and southern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B Matthews
Winfield
Thomas Dupuis
Sigourney
Nellie Foster
Haskins
James Chileste
Muscaine
Unay
Susie Johnson
Verdi
Earl Lewis
R P. Lewis
Elsie McCreedy
Hoskins
Nellie Smith
Crawfordsville
Academy
Edmund Morrison
Yarmouth
Joseph Matron
Joseph Heiner
Tama City
Iowa
W. R. Cubbins
Bob
Chicago
Lon Brindley
Prayer Meetings Planned at Several Homes and Church
Prayer meetings will be held Wednesday evening at the home of Frank McCaulley and Lewis Klein, at Mrs. Berseley Ward’s residence, and at the A M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCaulley
Lewis Klein
Berseley Ward
A. M. EK. Church
Legend of St. Mary's Bell at Breslau and the Apprentice
The Breslau legends tell how St. Mary's bell owed its final note to a young apprentice who opened the stopcock and released the molten mass. The master murdered the apprentice in remorse and later heard the bell’s melody from prison, as Breslau’s public tolling linked crime and salvation since 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Breslau
Silesia
Muller
Church of St. Mary’s
Hell
Satan
Jesus
Angelus
Saten
Bresau
St. Mary’s
Doings of the People: County Happenings and Local News
A compact roundup of county community actions and daily events. Local residents, meetings, school notes, and notable odds and ends highlight a snapshot of everyday life in the area.
Rural Route Two School and Social Notes
May 18 report from rural route two notes a Sunday school convention at Eicher church. Mrs Lon Darnell traveled to Burlington for hospital treatment. Doctor Stewart attended Manuel McKune. Local youths attended a dance at Clay Humston's. The Academy commencement was seen by Mr and Mrs Sigafoose. A pie supper raised about $10 for the school while Eureka area sickness reduced attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route Two
Eicher
Lon Darnell
Burlington
Doctor Stewart
Manuel McKune
Clay Humston
Howard Sigafoose
Academy
H. A. Hopping
L. F. Sigafoose
Eureka
May 20 reports and social notes from Keokuk area
May 20 updates show Harry V. Stickley leaving for St. Paul to start as operator for Northern Pacific. Local residents attend church events and visit Washington. Several families, including Newtons and Trott ers, host or visit relatives. others travel to Topeka and Minneapolis for church meetings and business. Continuous social and travel notes from Keokuk and surrounding towns.
Local Socials and Visits Spread Through Crawfordsville
May 20 updates from Crawfordsville report Miss Frances Porter of Wyman visiting relatives, Miss Ina Murphy returning from Washington, and several families attending church services. Calls note visits by Mr. and Mrs. Porter and others from Columbus Junction, with Mary Bell and John Hooper arriving from Winfield. Merle Bond from Xenia left for Red Oak after a visit with Emma Wonderly, who hosted a six o’clock dinner in Bond’s honor. list of attendees ends incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Porter
Wyman
Ina Murphy
Washington
Jospeh Porter
United Presbyterian Church
Henry Wilson
Griswold
Columbus Junction
J. R. Rickey
Mary Bell
John Hooper
Winfield
Merle Bond
Xenia
Ohio
Red
Names Mentioned in Event Attendees
The readable fragment lists Mrs. J. H. Crooks and daughter Mabelle along with Misses Myrtle Jacobs Jessie White and Nellie Manners as attendees at an event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Crooks
Mabelle
Myrtle Jacobs
Jessie White
Nellie Manners
Westchester Notes From May Reports
Mrs. Robert Crawford remains ill after a paralytic stroke. Wesley Smith and his wife travel to Oregon to visit their son Sidney. Froesie Gorham visited from Washington. Jennie Cook spent Sunday at home and returns to Washington. Rev. F. E. Morrison preached at Bethel. Mrs. Albert Kuhn of Washington visited town. Al Augustine went to Rose Hill on business. Hubert Miller of Washington visited friends. Lester Cooper of New Orleans visited J. P. Dayton Jr. and left for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crawford
Wesley Smith
Oregon
Sidney
Froesie Gorham
Washington
Jennie Cook
F. E. Morrison
Bethel
Albert Kuhn
al Augustine
Rose Hill
Hubert Miller
Lester Cooper
New Orleans
J. P. Dayton, Jr
No Successor to Mrs. Eddy
Alfred Farlow dismisses rumors of a successor to Mrs. Eddy in Christian Science. He argues the founder cannot be succeeded by any person and that Eddy’s spiritual influence remains the true successor. He notes Pleasant View changes as routine replacement, not a sign of leadership struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Eddy
Alfred Farlow
Christian Science Movement
Christian Science
America
Christian Science Church
Mrs. Eddy
Presbyterian C E Voncert May 21 1907 Piano and Vocal Recital
The concert features piano solos by Demorest J C Davis and Scharff, vocal solos by Vera Alberson and Ava Matthews, duets by Carden Roberts and Matthews Peck, and readings by Miss Whiting. Selections include Mazurka Soaring Over the Ocean Blue Springtime and Hungarian Dance. Concert begins 7 45 PM with piano by Eichelberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
C. E. Voncert
Mazurka
Demorest
J. C. Davis
Ine Sand Man
de Koven
Vera Alberson
L’addio Nicolai
Messrs
Carden and Roberts
Shamnon
Dorothy Latchem
Reading
Etta Whiting
Sleep
Little Rosebud
Tipton
8. B. Dewey
Richmond Doctor Receives Telegram on Ohio Aunt’s Florida Death
Dr. J. M. Chittum of Richmond received news this morning of the death of Mrs Joseph Saville of Ohio in Florida. The deceased was his aunt and sister in law to Will Saville of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Chittum
Richmond
Joseph Saville
Ohio
Florida
Doctor Chittum
Will Saville
Miss Etha Purvis Returns From Iowa City Visit
Miss Etha Purvis came back Saturday night from Iowa City where she spent a short visit with her friend Miss Dora Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etha Purvis
Iowa City
Dora Montgomery
Wisona notes and local visiting figures cited
Tip Dayton arrived from Keota and spent the day in the city. Mr and Mrs Fred Smith of Richland were visitors at the C J Wilson home. Mrs Jefferson Beard and daughter Gertrude of Ainsworth shopped here Saturday. Veronica Fritz left for Fairfield to attend Ella Fogerty's funeral. Mary Robertson passed through from West Liberty to Keota for Mrs Dr Richardson's funeral. Nathan Lynn heads to Aberdeen South Dakota for summer work after recently graduating, as friends wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Richad
C. J. Wilson
Jefferson Beard
Gertrude
Ainsworth
Mary Robertson
West Liberty
Keota
Dr. Richardson
Nathan Lynn
Aberdeen
S. D
Nathan
Academy
Vienna's Largest Cookie Assortment Draws Crowds
Miss Jennie Cook arrives from West Chester after weekend family visit. Mrs. J. F. Frain travels home to Wyman after a city stay. Miss Beula Eicheberger departs for Rock Island to visit friends and relatives for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Harley
West Chester
City
Vienna
Jennie Cook
J. F. Frain
Wyman
Beula Eicheberger
Rock Island
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Evening Journal
East Main Street
Sllington
ITOAL
Cen
Bidwell’s
Amr
Rei Journal
Frank Webb
Carpet Cleaning Co
M. H. Sweet
Ben Keyes
Bone
W. Cherryholmes
J. A. Gibson
Valley Junction
Dickson
Don Hampsher
Nelson Thompson
Jeff Armstrong
California
Musicatioe
Alice Sandros
Joan Miller
Minnesota
George H. Paul and Co
M. E. Church
Wwe
Lombardo’s Fruit Store
St. Mary's Bell
Anderson
Marion T. Anderson
the County News
Harry V. Stickley
St. Paul
Minn
Northern Pacific Railway
Clyde Keiper
J. R. Newton
Bloomfield
John Newton
T. J. Easter
M. E
W. T
Keokuk Presbytery
Elizabeth Malin
B. F. Martin
Mary Marr
Brighton
Minneapolis
Julia Tripp
Grace Walker
Westchester
J. B. Crail
Washington, Iowa
Kelly
Mason Transfer & Storage Go
Wilcox
Ftzgerald Dave Devil Bennett
Electric Theatre
Coontown
Tip Dayton
Keota, A
Veronica Fritz
Fairfield
Ella Fogerty
Peoria
Iowa Central Railway
Galt
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