Local social notes and shopping ads fill town pages
Mrs S A Coffman remains ill at her daughter’s home in town. Commencement books and Kodaks advertised at Ross Drug. Mrs H L Page of Keota visits then returns home. Various residents visit relatives, travel plans and illnesses listed. Rothschild ads push half price suits and big May sale. A Letts baseball team passes through, Winfield and Washington teams play, Miss Osceola Pooler from Century Lyceum Bureau stays at Colenso hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Pooler
Century Lyceum Bureau of
Chicago
Colenso Hotel
Local notices from Washington and Crawfordsville fade into commerce
Several city notices highlight visits and travels of residents including Mrs. George Maxwell, Rev. J. A. Boatman, and Miss Nina Denison. Local businesses advertise Vienna bakery items, Rothschilds May sale, and cooker demonstrations while community events promise theatre Charleys Aunt and musical plans at Davenport and Iowa venues. District events include sermons by D L Copus and travel to Cedar Rapids for illness.
Naughty Fairy Story Told By Daddy For Evelyn And Jack
A bedtime tale narrates a mischievous little fairy who longs to stay on earth day and night. He hides in a bluebell, is drenched by a rain shower, and is saved by a swinging flower before rejoining his family at dusk. The story ends with him choosing to go home and behave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Daddy
Jack
Bey
Foley Palace
Felka
Tineself
Bin
Little Toy Fairy
Fle
Schmidt's Music Store Moves to New Joint Occupancy
Schmidt's Music Store remains in Washington and announces a joint occupancy with W. J. Bradley, jeweler, in the Hellingsworth room near the square. They will use 205 South Marion Avenue, two doors south of Lemley Grocery, with Mr Bradley managing his line and Edwardson in charge of Schmidt. Occupancy expected mid next week. Also ad for rheumatism relief with Chamberlain's Ointment via Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt Music
Washington
W. J. Bradley
Hellingsworth
Marion Avenue
Lemley
Hellingworth
Messrs. Bradley
Selmdts
Radley
Edwardso Tiuct
Schidt
Society Notes From The Mississippian Social Scene
A local society page describes Miss Catharine Hendy hosting guests at the Wooly Mail on North Marton Avenue. Mrs Winter entertained friends at Rose Club luncheon on South Miron Avenue. Miss Lena Maswellias and Miss Walker from Crawtie attended an out of town event. A small company of ladies dined at a home on Lot Washington Street. The Tid Benevolent Society of the First Presbyterian Church held a social afternoon at Mrs Lemmon’s home on East Washington Street with about fifty attendees and needlework, followed by a dainty dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Winter
Lal
Rose Club
Mie Lary
Lottle
Lady Fit
Lot
Washington
Tid Benevolent Society
John Jones
Lottie Meacham
Fortnightly Agents Meet Tuesday Evening at Mr Tripp’s Home
The Current Agents department of the Fortnightly will meet Tuesday evening May 7 at 8 oclock at the home of Mr Tripp. The meeting is open to neighbors with business on Emporthnes to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Shearer
Keola
J. S Shearer
Tripp
Ular
Tall editor weds Lola Endsley in Columbus Junction
May 1 report from Hawk Eye Columbus Junction notes W. E. Whetstine editor of the Safeguard and newlywed postmaster and Lola Endsley wed at her parents home on South Second Street. The Rev. A W. Lawrence officiated with family present. The couple departed for Des Moines then Wellman before returning to Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE. Whetstine
Columbus Junction
J. A. Endsley
South Second Street
Whetsti
W. E. Whetstine
Ile
Mrs. Whetstine
Des Moines
Wellman
Ice Cream Social Hosted by Mystic Workers of the World
The Mystic Workers of the World hold an ice cream social in Woodman Hall on Saturday evening May 20. Everyone is invited to enjoy a evening of fellowship and fun hosted by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Workers of the World
Woodman Hall
TRI
Man Found Eternally Dehydrated After Box Car Ride
Clinton Iowa May 20. William Connor 60 from Bridgeport Conn was found starved and bleeding after two days in a Northwestern box car. He was brought to hospital near unconsciousness with a paralyzed back and head injuries. Police believe he was slugged and robbed in an eastern city then dumped into the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
William Connor
Bridgeport Conn
Bound Over to Grand Jury in Nighttime Break-In Case
Yesterday afternoon about 4 Welook Anan giving the name of Dave Smith was arrested in the Rock Island yard by Sheriff McCarty and Marshal Pratt on the charge of breaking and entering in the nighttime. He had with him a kit of tools from a barn identified by J. J. Brookhart as the property. The son offered for sale a heavy tie strap and gloves taken from HOMAf One's barn. Smith appeared before Justice W. H. Riley and was bound over to the grand jury expected to convene with the March term adjourned. He said he had no home. Foley's Kidney Remedy is praised by M. N. George of Irondale, Ala for kidney trouble, noting quick relief after three days. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welook Anan
Dave Smith
Rock Island
McCarty
Marshal Pratt
Tle
J. J. Brookhart
Brookhart
M. N. George
Irondale
Ala
Buckton Arnica Salve Proved Best for Wide Range of Ailments
For forty years it has proven effective on Burns Boils Scalds Sores Cuts Bruises Sprains Swellings Boils eczema chapped hands fever sores and piles. Only 25¢ at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckton
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. A. Coffman
Lou Jugenheimer
Kodaks
Ross’ Drug Store
H. L. Page
Keota
J. 8 S. Shearer
Jean Huysmans
Poet Office
Will McClean
St. Paul
Texas
J. HH. Schenefelt
Rothschild’s
W. P. Carpenter
Robert Thomas
Cotter
Lewis Leesman
A. W. McCall S22
P. J. Hanley
Sigourney
J. S. Riley
Oskaloosa
Crawfordsville
W. E. Riley
E.mason
Mt. Union
J. A. Arnold
George Peck
Dakotas
Minnesota
M. J. Harrison
Hamilton
Iowa
WE. Riley
Rothschild's
R. S. Young
Monmouth, NL
R. Y. Frew
Rothschild
J. Shantz
Burlington
The
Merchants’ Life Insurance Company
Rothschild’s All Next
Edna Wasson
Burlington Gazette
City
Ira Warren
George H. Paul
Star Tonight
Omer Beal
William Beal
Monmouth
Letts
Winfield High School
Washington High School
Rothschilds
George Maxwell
Vienna
J. A. Boatman
Muscatine
Methodist Church
Ross
A. Sprague
Davidson
Sarah Jordan
Elizabeth Jordan
Attleboro, Mass
Otto Schiebel
Stark
A. W. McCall
Nina Denison
Peoria
Alice
Brown's Business College
Hig
Rothechild
John Kinney
Solon
J. C. Mathers
Haskins
Mason City
Ill
Ss. E. Mcklhbinney
S. E. Greer
J. T. Matthews
Cedar Rapids
Anne Fisher
Dorothy Latchem
Davenport
Towa
Latchem
Opera House
Man On the Box
Brighton Enterprise
Elrod Dayton
Montezuma
Elrod
Bina Porter
Ainsworth
J. G. Love and Son
Granville
J. C. Cunningham
Crawfords Ville
Mose Lecklitner
Mulberry, Mo
D. H. Miller
S. K. Coats
Rose Hill
Cal Cooper
Brighton
Mrs. Swisher
BOF. Dixon & Company
James Zeck
Tom Downing
Fred
Mrs. Downing
Raymond Latchem
R. L. McGugin
Roy Megugin
Chris Hahn
Fort Scott
Kansas
Elizabeth Schilling
D. M. — Bridges
Grandview
Misses Bridges
John Heaton
West Chester
Frank Shearer
W. D. Shearer
Charley
Mrs
Miles Shelton
Lewis HH. Wallace
D. L. Copus
Baptist Church
Frank Letts
Coluntois Dunation
Louie Evans
Walter Jennings
Ruth Wilson
Siourney
Madeline and
Esther Cook
Clarence Fleming
Kansas City
Pace Three
Lulu Teeter
Teeter
J. A. Harwood & Son
South Side
Story
Naughty Fairy
Porthay
Schmidt
Hollingsworth
W. J. Brad
Ley, Jeweler
Clamberlain
Lemmon
Col
the House of Kuppenheimer
House of
Kauppensheimner
Sol Rich & Co
Grand Jury
B Dave
Smith
Smlith
Justice of the Police
W. HL
Riley
Prand
Coum
Foley
Onera
P.E
Society
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
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