Residents Advertise Movements Around Havre City
Personal notes list W. C. Ferguson visiting Havre on business and many others traveling for church meetings, related visits, and family transfers. Names include Oliver Crawford, Lucy Meacham, D. C. Kilgore, John Swearengen, Frank Maxwell, Marion Clapper, and many more attending synod and Masonic events in Waterloo Tarkio and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Ferguson
Havre
Oliver Crawford
Burlington
Lucy Meacham
South Ward
D.C. Kilgore
West Chester
John Swearengen
Sigourney
Frank Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Marion Clapper
Waterloo
Masonic Grand Lodge
John Rupp
Muscatine
Sarah Elder
Albia
Associate Presbyterian Synod
Mr. Boyd
Stafford
Kan
Various local notices and classifieds mix sale ads and society updates
Local items include gift books and graduation gifts at Duncan book store, livestock for sale, poultry buyers, spice ads, a women’s society bake sale, visiting clergy notes, family travels, residents visiting relatives, graduate news, tornado district travel, West end track work delays, and a large linen and embroidery class led by Mrs. Jung with free lessons at Snouffer Hughes & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
V. A. Jung
Chicago
Snouffer
Pleasant Plains Catholic Church Dedicated With Ceremonies
Father Jacobameier and several local priests arrived last night and left for Pleasant Plain to lead the dedication of the new Catholic church. The service started at 10:09 this forenoon with high mass and a sermon by Rev. Hoppman of Ottumwa, who also conducted the ceremony. A noon dinner on the grounds fed a large crowd of supporters. Afternoon social time and amusements followed, and this evening Rev. Father Shulte of Iowa City will lecture on Christianity and Civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobameier
Pleasant Plain
Hoppman
Ottumwa
Hopprman
Father Shulte
Iowa City
Graduation Exercises by Aurora and Magnet Societies
The Aurora and Magnet literary societies of the Academy held graduation exercises in the Chapel last evening. The program featured piano solos by Edna Klein, readings by Bessie Darbyshire and Eva Matthews, a prophecy by Katherine Buxbaum, an oration by Marion Anderson, and various papers and poems. Diplomas were presented by Aurora president Gertrude Beard with response by Mary Hunter, and Magnet diplomas by president Esther Dill with response by Dora Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora and Magnet Literary Societies
Academy
Edna Klein
Marion Anderson
Katherine Buxbaum
Bessie Darbyshire
Eva Matthews
Pearl Montgomery
Paul Davis
Irwin Benn
Gertrude Beard
The
Aurora Society
Mary Hunter
Esther Dill
Dora Montgomery
Freight engine collision delays eastbound train near Ainsworth
Ainsworth May 27 Special. Local freight No. 140 traveling west and the Firefly eastbound were involved in a crash that disabled one engine and blocked the line between Ainsworth and Cotter for about an hour and a half delaying service yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Trate
Ainaworth
Cotter
Dixon & Co Prospecting List for Washington County Farms
Dixon and Co provide a new list of Washington county tiled farms from 40 to 100 acres at 75 to 110 dollars per acre. A first class 160 acre tiled farm with barn is available seven miles from market in trade for residence property in Washington. They offer first class corn land all in Washington county on reasonable, profitable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon & Co
Washington County
Washngton
Third quarterly communion at A M E church May 31 1903
Next Sunday May 31 1903 the A M E church holds its third quarterly communion service Presiding Elder J W Malone will be present all day to deliver Holy Ghost preaching Love feast at 1030 am preaching at 1 pm communion at 5 pm and another sermon at 730 pm All invited 87-2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. KE. Church
A. N. Alderson
A. M. EE
J. W. Malone
Mrs McCall's announces two week summer headwear sale
Mrs McCall's store in Washington unveils a large line of children's Misses and ladies headwear with greatly reduced prices for two weeks. The clearance features the newest summer novelties Nowers draperies and warm weather hats at extremely low prices inviting all ladies to shop early.
Rainfall totals 0.93 inches recorded by government gauge
The government gauge under W A Cook logged a rainfall of .93 inches last night. This measurement confirms the extent of overnight precipitation and identifies the official gauge responsible for the reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cook
Ladies of W R C asked to bring flowers to hall
All W R C ladies must attend the W R C Hall Saturday at 7 o clock sharp and bring all flowers they have. Members with flowers should deliver them to the hall at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. CC
Grip Remedies In Great De Mand
When colds and grip are prevalent the quickest and surest remedies are in great demand. Mr. Joseph D. Williams of McDuff Va says he was cured of a very sore and lasting attack of la grippe by using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after trying several other preparations with no effect. For sale by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Williams
McDuff
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Miss Margaret J. Stewart Named Phoenix High School Principal
Miss Margaret J. Stewart has accepted the principalship of elocution and physical culture at a Phoenix High School Arizona with a salary of 100. Stewart has a long academic background including a Woman's College course at Baltimore Coe College Cedar Rapids Northwestern University Evanston and a recent graduation. Since moving to Washington she has earned strong local esteem and will be missed by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Stewart
Academy
Sigourney, Keota
Washington
Phoenix
Arizona
Miss Stewart
Stewart
Woman's College
Baltimore
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Colfax
Northwestern University
Evanston
Borrowed Smiles. Kansas humor and a tall tale couple
A Kansas themed reminiscence from New York Sun highlights the state’s quick wit and warmth. It recalls a Hutchinson marriage where the groom is a widower over six feet tall and the bride “Little Dolly Bow Legs,” illustrating Kansas humor and neighborliness in a brief, nostalgic sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Kansas
Mutchinson
Hutchinson Herald
Dolly
Ducks Sent in Neighbor’s Name Wins Court Case
A Walloon peasant mocked by a neighbor dispute tells his lawyer he sent a pair of fine ducks to the magistrate to win the case. The adviser had warned against it, fearing loss. The judgment favored the man, who then revealed the ducks were sent in the neighbor’s name, leaving the attorney astonished yet admiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Express
Paper Misreporting Causes Yukon City Street Duel Omission
Memphis Scimitar explains the six cornered street duel story was missed because its Yukon City correspondent took part in the event. He forgot to send the account and is now in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Scimitar
Yukon City
Family quarrel over distant relative and a soldier in the Philippines
A farm family dispute centers on a distant relative claimed as a brother in law terms, with the Philippines cited as the relative's location. The brief item blends a humor note with a regional exchange and a local anecdote about a deaf and dumb girl canvassing Jefferson.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Wilson
J. Albert Williams & Co
Dougherty Bros
New York
Florida
Illinois
D. L. Baird & Son
Cash Store
Fred L. Stewart
the Evening Journal
Iowa
East Main
LOCA
A. BE. Ritchey
Taylor Insurance Office
North Side
KR Jenking
W. McLaughilin
Res
Kes
Tex Jenkins & McLaughlin
Physicians and Surgeons
Court House
Kodaks
Stewart's
Washington, D.C
C. B. Parette
Packwood
Dr. Droz
A. A. Bone
Kewanee
Jno. Alberson
J. J. Weldin
Masonic Order
Atchison
Mabel Boger
John Boger
Washington Buggy Company
Wolf
Kearney
Nebr
W. P. McCaully
J. M. Lytle
Second United Presbyterian Church
General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church
Tarkio, Mo
A. R. Dewey
Grand Lodge of
Grand Lodge
Sam Carson
Wyman
Hopkington
Synod of the Church of the Covenanters
M. P. Miller
Kate Hahn
Macon
Albert Wesley
A. N. Alberson
Mr. Alberson
Grand Tyler
James Work
Helen
Mr. Work
Mrs. Fisher
Great Falls
Mont
Work
John Jay
Mr. Jay
McFarland & Eckerman
W. E. Ball
Rev. S. Ramsey
New Brighton
Rev. Masson
Lee Cream
J. D. Daniels
Means & Hter's
Duncan Book Store
Jessie EK. Sage
Fifth Ave
Gorham
D. M. Palmer
Gil Vincent
Marshalltown
Reister
Armour & Company
Tone
Ralph K. Atchison
City
Hurlington
Duncanville
Louis Schnieder
Utica
South Dakota
Ekwina Gunn
Scotland
Schneider
Frank Brindley
Martha
Walter Ayres
Isabelle
Will Cambridge
W. R. Cubbins
Master Lawrence
Alina Brindley
Harvey Young
Winfield
Mr. H. Hughes
Ft. Scott
L. D. Higgins
Columbus Junction
Mr. Hughes
Cyclone District
Clarence Latta
Bliss Electrical School of Engineering
Washington, D. C
New York City
Mr. Latta
Richland
Pleasant Plains
MRS. McCall’s
G. H. Pratt, M. D
SOL. Rich & CO
Phoenik
Ariz High School
Annie
Philippines
Kansas City Journal
Muddyville
Jefferson
Weete Oe Brand
Smith's
Cash Grocery
Alabastine Company
Water St
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. H. Stewart
E. C. Carris & Co
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