Old soldiers gather at Second U. P. church campfire
A Saturday evening camp fire for visiting veterans and local old soldiers was led by Samuel Gardner of the 2th Iowa. Speeches followed by J Wilson and Col. McNary, with Capt J J Kelley and Capt John S Speer sharing remarks. Music by Rev M F McKirahan and Gold Palmer. About seventy five veterans attended.
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U. P
Samuel Gardner
Iowa
W. C. Willadigon
1St
Ohio Heavy Artillery
J. Wilson
Col. McNary
J. J. Kelley
John 8. Speer
General Assembly
M. F. McKirahan
Topeka
Kansas
Gold Palmer
Post Office Closed for Decoration Day Holiday
Notice states the post office will close from noon tomorrow until the following day for Decoration Day. The item also notes hot weather bakery specials in Vienna and announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J. Rothschild.
Everine Remedy Eye Cure Ad For The Weak Sight
An old style advertisement claims granulated lids and pink eye, with blurred vision. It touts Eyerine as a positive cure, especially for older people with weak vision, offering the product at B1.00 per bottle from Everine Remedy Co. Box 1066.
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Everine Remedy Co
Entre Nous Club and East End Fancy Work Hostesses
The Entre Nous Club will be entertained by Miss Pearl Fox at her East Second Street home Wednesday evening. Mrs EB G Fox will host the East End Fancy Work Club on Wednesday afternoon.
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Entre Nous Club
Miss Pearl Fox
East Second Street
EB. G. Fox
East, End
Cleared for Action Health Claim Ad
When the body is cleared for action by Dr Kings New Life Pills you can tell it by the bloom of health on the cheeks brightness of the eyes firmness of the flesh and muscles and buoyancy of the mind. At Stewart's drug store 25 cents.
Birthday Gathering at Adams Home in South 9th Avenue
Last Saturday evening about twenty friends of Mr. and Mrs. E EB Adams of South 9th Avenue visited their home to honor Mrs Adams birthday. A four course luncheon was served and all enjoyed the event. The Queen Esther Circle meets this evening at the J T Anderson home with Miss Lucy Johnson. Mr and Mrs BE Neal entertained a few friends Saturday evening in honor of Prof Goldthwaite.
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E. EB. Adams
South 9Th Avenue
Queen Esther Circle
Lucy Johnson
J. T. Anderson
BE. F. Neal
Prof. Goldthwaite
Death at Crawfordsville Claims Mrs Minnie Hanna Dillon
Mrs Minnie Hanna Dillon died of heart failure following asthma at age 23. She lived on a farm northwest of Crawfordsville with husband Guy R. Dillon and was daughter of John and Mary Hanna. Funeral at 10 tomorrow morning.
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Crawfordsville
Minnie Hanna Dillon
Committee of Missions
Mary Estella Hanna
John Hanna
West Chester
Qual Valley
Ill
Crookston
Minn
Guy R. Dillon
Lee
Ernest
Burial Planned in New Cemetery by United Presbyterian Member
The United Presbyterian Church, of which she was a member, conducted by Rev. E. H. Thompson, announced the interment would take place in the new cemetery.
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United Presbyterian Church
E. H. Thompson
New Cemetery
Rod and Gun Club to hold target shoot tomorrow
Members of the Rod and Gun Club of Washington will hold a target shoot tomorrow afternoon at the southeast ball park. They will have plenty of targets three traps and a good time is expected as nearly all of the members and a few outsiders will be present. Everyone is invited to come and take part in the shoot.
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Rod and Gun Club of
Washington
Ball Park
Post Office Robbers Sentenced in Bond County Case
George Miner Charles Steel and Walter Dix pled guilty to robbing the Stubblefield post office February 19 1905 in Bond county. Each received one year hard labor in Quincy house of correction plus $100 fine and costs. William Kreneh pled guilty to Mulberry Grove post office robbery and was sentenced to three years in Chester penitentiary. Arizona cactus trade grows attracting eastern and European buyers with nurseries near Phoenix and orchards accompanying a planned Arizona garden at Fairmount Park Philadelphia.
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Springfield
George Miner
Charles Steel
Walter Dixon
Stubblefield
Bond County
House of Correction
Quincy
William Kreneh
Mulberry Grove
Chester
No Chance For Ennut Aunt Ann
A humorous dialogue from a Chicago Tribune cartoon panel shows Miss Mandy quipping that friends at their club clash but still enjoy themselves more than if they agreed. The exchange highlights wit over friction among social club members.
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Ennut
Aunt Ann
Mandy
Chicago Tribune
Plax flax industry in the United States struggles
The article notes flax fiber quality overseas with French Irish German and Russian sources leading. In the U S attempts to grow flax have failed due to climate and moisture needs. Some flax is grown but not enough for commercial value and nothing is finished domestically.
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Russia
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