Commencement Books Stewarts West Side Visitors
Wm Randall of Crawfordsville visits the city while J D Dayton of West Chester was a caller last evening. Miss Julia Swift and Ida Crone visited Dublin yesterday. Mrs D J Norton went to Keota to teach music. Mr and Mrs Milan Shields went to Keota for the day. Nettie Hunter returned to Crawfordsville after a city visit. The largest and best line of cookies remains at the Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Wm. Randall
Crawfordsville
J. D. Dayton
West Chester
Julia Swift
Ida Crone
Dublin
Milan Shields
Keota
Kalona Community Notes and Local Visits
A compact Kalona column records Ora Rogers and others visiting or at home, local teachers attending Decoration Day exercises in Washington, baptisms, school terms ending, and residents like Albert Escher nursing injuries. Mentions include families and neighbors from Kalona, Iowa City, Green Valley, and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe Lafourek
Edith Kiefer
Kalona
Maud Wilcox
A. H. Welte
Anson Small
Charley Stubb
Harry Whitacre
Frank Freund
Mutual Telephone Co
Albert Escher
Edith Kos
Jos
Morhofer
Frid and Kalious
Tony Shalla
Mrs. Boyd
Ainsworth
James
Young people enjoy Ames excursion and weekend visits
May 28 report notes a large group of youths from the town on a Saturday excursion to Ames. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Chittum Fred Marhoefer Vlastie and Alma Vacha. A pleasant time was recorded. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Le Bockhorst spent Sunday at Aut Escher's. Misses Anna and Della Saur were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Chittum
Fred Marhoefer
Vlastie
Alma Vacha
Henry ‘le Bockhorst
Aut Escher’s
Anna
Della Saur
Little Daughter Norma Returns Home From Muscatine
Local brief noting Norma returned to Muscatine on Saturday after a week at L A Stephens home. The item lists other social visits including Eva Neiswanger Cora Richardson and Deedee Baxter shopping in Washington and several residents traveling between Muscatine and Washington for events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Muscatine
L. A
Clergy Preach as Illnesses Reported in Mt Clemens Area
May 28 report from Mt. Clemens notes Rev. John Kennedy preaching at the Presbyterian church and Rev. Chas Myers delivering the Memorial sermon at the Methodist church. Mrs. Mary McKee and B F Brown are reported ill. Rev J B Cotton preached at Haskins and Myrtle Jacobs departs for Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Presbyterian Church
Mary McKee
Cotton
Haskins
Myrtle Jacobs
Mt. Pleasant
B. F. Brown
Chas. Myers
Methodist Church
Social and travel notes from local residents
Miss Jessie Anderson leaves for Pawnee Nebraska for an extended visit with relatives. Several visitors from Nebraska and Washington stop by, including Miss Baird visiting Mrs Frank Strain. Local people travel to Washington Burlington and Columbus Junction, with farm and mule sale notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Anderson
Pawnee
Nebr
Miss Baird
Nebraska
Frank Strain
J. B. Crooks
Washington
John Kennedy
Ruth Cassaday
Beth McCleary
Kilbourne
Wayland
Bertha Riley
J. H. Crooks
Miss Maile Harley Guest of Washington Friends
Mrs K Statler visited the county seat yesterday while Methodist ladies plan an ice cream supper at the church on the evening of May 31. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maile Harley
Washington
8. K. Statler
Local notes on visits and travel in Cedar Rapids area
May 29 notes list Mrs Ed Bonger visiting in Cedar Rapids from Cedar Rapids. Charlie Harris returned from Mt Pleasant with wife in hospital. Albert Skinner Peabody and John Skinner Marion Kan returned home after learning of William Skinner's illness and death. Edith McCarty Delta visited parents J W Stewart then returned home. Myrtle Pettit Washington returned to work after visiting home. Bluford Bandy and children returned from Oska. Also an advertisement from P F Collier & Son for publishing courses and a room for rent. J D Dayton West Chester noted as visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bonger
Cedar Rapids
Laura Longnecker
Charlies Harris
Mts. Pleasant
Albert Skinner
Peabody
John Skinner
Marion
Kan
William Skinner
Edith McCarty
Delta
J. W. Stewart
Myrtle Pettit
Washington
Bluford Bandy
Oska
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Bret
Dress Goods Department
Jamestown
Ccvteseinee
Wash Goods Department
Amoskeag
Toile du Nord
Bates
Pate
Linen Department
Mattings
Bugs
Akeeasemia
Rothschild & GO
Postoffice
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Iowa
Office
East Main &T
Twoly
Ashineton PT Ual
MO Ac
Hs Bc
Cak
WelTh
Commencement Books
Stewart
West Side
D. J. Norton
the County News
Journal
Our
Ora Rogers
Grandma Paine
Mr. Ebersole
Illinois
J. A. Boller
Gran Grady
Mrs. Shradel
Otto
Ed Schauff
Ollie Kelly
Green Valley
Wm. Starr
Ella Gringer
Hills
Stella Stock
Drake University
Des Moines
Celia Sleichter
Lulu Bush
Crippner
Emma Stanley
Messrs
Loyde
Roscoe Bush
Lois Furham
Iowa City
Clarence Bush
Bin’s
Annie Bupp
Mary Smith
Albert Strabala
Father Albers
Revs
Jacobsmeier and
Cottenstetter
Richmond
Marion T. Anderson
Nellie Bowman
Ella Porter
Ralph Shannon
Mr. Bob
John Laird
J. M. Utterpack
Gladys Smith
Koota
C. H. Gloeckler
Mrs. Nash
Burlington
Nettie Hunter
Will Rittler
Rob Ferguson
Alex Cowden
W. J. Reaney
Westchester
U. S. Express
Journal Office
Odd Fellows Building
David Keltner
P. F. Collier & Son
Harrison St
Davenport
Frank
Ingrain
Brussels
Carpet Cleaning Co
Asa Reid
Buffalo
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