Rail rates listed for Central Ry and connections
Rates for first and third Tuesdays of each month from Iowa Central Ry to Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas New Mexico Colorado and other states. Stop-overs allowed. tickets valid twenty one days. For rates and train times contact agents or A. B. Cutts G. P. & T. A. Minneapolis Minn. n3-july
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Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
A. BR. Cutts
G. PS
T. A
Minneapolis
Mino
Home seekers to the north fare sale by railroad
The Iowa Central Ry offers weekly round trip tickets on Tuesdays to Iowa, Minnesota, South and North Dakota, and the Canadian Northwest at one fare plus two dollars. Tickets are valid twenty one days with stopovers allowed. For rates and details contact agents or A B Cutts GU. P. & T. A. Minneapolis, Minn. 83-julvi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa Central Ry
Iowa
Minnesota
South
North Dakota
Canadian Northwest
Minneapolis
Minn
California excursions aboard Rock Island line
Rock Island announces spring excursions starting April 1 to Los Angeles San Francisco and California points at a low 855.65 round trip. Travel via angular route with return on same route. Board at Washington and keep car until destination in sunny California. Contact H W Russel Agent by phone mail or wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Rock Island
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
H. W. Russel
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Where the People Go Accidents Births and Marriages Reported
May 25 brief notes list visits and arrivals in Washington and area. Mrs Ed Grayson and her child visit sister Mrs Frank Wood. Mrs S C Lewis stays with L B Bradford. Mrs M J McCullough returns from Washington. Several church activities noted including Baptist renovation activities and Children’s day preparations. Sunday preaching and school times announced with invitations to attend.
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Ed Grayson
Little Son
Washington
Frank Wood
S.C. Lewis
L. BE
Ora Henderson
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Beulah Easter
Mabel Dunham
H. Clarahan
Harper
Sigourney
F.G
A. E. Sands
Gladwin
Jay Sands
William Owen
Cotter
Local News Roundup from Pleasant Hill May 24
Raymond Benn loses a valuable horse last Friday. Elder Fordice and David Neiswanger attend Shiloh services. Jake Oxley visits Mart Scranton and is noted as a punctual conductor. Jim Marsh loses a work horse. Chas Hoxworth buys 160 acres in Oklahoma. Miss Leta Lins visits. Mrs Nettie Slunter arrives from Washington. Rev J F Robertson preaches at Eureka. benevolence collection reaches 85u. Children’s Day planned at Eureka the first Sunday in June. High School commencement draws attendees. George Fetes reports a horse accident leaving it in a ditch. Farmers replant corn. Madison Tucker sells a 520-pound pig. Archie Cannon shows a new buggy and harness. Pleasant Hill May 24 entry ends with Mrs Roy Foss and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Oxley
Marion
Iowa
Mart Scranton
Jake
Jim Marsh
Chas. Hoxworth
Oklahoma
Leta Lins
E.R. Lins
W. D. Hesseltine
Jim Fishburn
Joe Snider
Nettie Slunter
Washington
Wilber Been Blossom
J. F. Robertson
Eureka Church
George Fetes
Madison Tucker
Archie Cannon
Visiting residents and local happenings in St Clairesville area
May 25 notes visitors and trips including David Gordon at Emmett Giffin home and Mrs Yeager visiting Keota for her son Prof Chas Yeager’s commencement. Other locals travel to Winterset Washington and Chicago. Town improves with cement walks on Main Street near stores and homes as residents like Mc Farland and DeLong brothers install them.
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David Gordon
Washington
Emmett Giffin
St. Clairesville
Ohio
J. A
Thos
W. M. Braneager
Burlington
Lu Gormiey
J. H. McCoy
H. D. Cherryholmes
Chicago
Mary Walker
General Assembly
Mmes
Rh. S. White
J. A. Crooks
J. A. Moorehead
Miss Dot Maxwell
John Taylor
Sarah Crawford
D.W. Rickey
Dr. Hull
McFarland and DeLong Brothers
Baptist ladies bake sale at Corvette McElhipney’s store
The Baptist ladies plan a home made eatables sale Friday and Saturday at Corvette and McElhipney's grocery. Those wanting Saturday cakes should telephone orders in by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvette & McElhipney
Local visits and travel notes from the city day
Mrs. Allen De Long arrives from Crawfordsville. Mr and Mrs Walker from Ainsworth visit. Geo Barrett leaves for Oskaloosa. E E Foshier from Harvey visits Dr and Mrs Sandy. 852 McKilgore heads home to West Chester. Ralph Nelson sails on the Q for Aledo to visit relatives. Mrs Dr Allen arrives from Alleghany for a Wallace family visit. Old soldiers attend the General Assembly and a Grand Army meeting may be planned with a local reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
McKilgore
West Chester
Ralph Nelson
Aledo
Ill
Dr. Allen
Alleghany
M. Y. Wallace
General Assembly
Grand Army
Vienna bakery busy as visitors arrive from near and far
Local notes show Jas Casey and Milt Dennison traveling on business to Richland and Letts. Many townsfolk arrive or depart for Crawfordsville Muscatine Cedar Rapids Winterset Grandview Holland Xenia Erie Monmouth Youngstown Allegheny Pittsburg Daytona. Rev Williamson Wilson Brown and other ministers attend General Assembly. John Miller returns from Daytona after months away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Casey
Richland
Milt Dennison
Letts
James Fiedd
Muscatine
8. P. Kelfer
Crawfordsville
Walker Williamson
Xenia
Ohio
J. C. Wilson
Erie
N. H. Brown
Monmouth
General Assembly
A. Smeake
Youngstown
Thos. Park, D. D
Allegheny
J. T. McCrory
Pittsburg
Cleared for Action via Dr King’s New Life Pills
An old drug ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health cure. It claims visible improvements such as bloom on cheeks bright eyes firm flesh and buoyant mind. Available at Stewart’s drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr.King
Stewart's Drug Store
Baseball Scores From Major Leagues May 25
Baseball results across leagues with scores from Philadelphia Chicago 2 6 Boston Wittsburg 11 1 Brooklyn St Louis 1 3 New York 4 3 Chicago Washington 4 7 Detroit 12 New York 6 Philadelphia 5 Cleveland 13 innings St Louis Boston 8 St Louis 5 Kansas City Indianapolis 4 Kansas City 7 Minneapolis Toledo 4 Minneapolis 3 St Paul Columbus 9 St Paul 1 Milwaukee Louisville 0 Milwaukee 2 Omaha 11 Colorado Springs 1 Sioux City Denver 2 Sioux City 5 St Joseph rain
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Wittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland- Philadelphia
Cleveland
Association
Kansas City
Ielanapolis
Dean Smail voices quiet fear over Harper illness
Chicago May 25 Dean Albion W Smail of the graduate schools stated there is little reason to hope for the ultimate recovery of President William R Harper. No one dares to hope that President Harper can be cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albion W. Smail
University of Chicago
William R. Harper
Harper
Dean Small
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