Nashville Students Tonight at Local Majors
Local column notes Nashville Students appearing tonight at Ruwer's with Bran Shorts and Flour in the act named Little Gold Coin. Mentions several local residents traveling, visitors from Havre and Iowa City, and social plans at First U P church.
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Nashville
Ruwer's
Nashville Tonight Artists at the Graham for Benefit
Nashville students attend a program at the Graham on Wednesday November 7 at 8 30 PM featuring Signor Angelo Patricolo pianist Eleanor Goodman soprano Myrtle Moss Mericle entertainer and Herbert Butler violinist Single admission 50 cents Eight concert lecture course tickets 2 00 Also Fortnightly Club met with Mrs Ballard with about thirty five present The Union Veterans Union state encampment in Oskaloosa November 14 15 and 16 includes an opera house campfire on the 15th with music and speakers all soldiers invited and some locals will attend
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Signor Angelo Patricolo
Eleanor Goodman
Myrtle Moss Mericle
Herbert Butler
Graham
the Union Veterans Union
Oskaloosa
Opera House
Notable visitors and social notes from the city
West Chester resident I E Travis arrived from Big Rock Illinois and left on the Firefly. E Stevens of Burlington visited H Chance home and returned. C A Woodruff and wife of Columbus Junction stayed with Dennis Brown. Miss Wheeler of Fairview Indiana returned home after Edna Shaw death. G Logan Payne of Chicago, former JourNan editor, visiting. Rev A L Davidson preached at Living Lake North of the city with a good audience. Mrs Mary Fleming of Minneapolis arrived from Ainsworth to visit. Pete Dailey advertised at Windsor for five cent cigars.
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O. Selbrig
Myrtle Dennison
Brighton
A. R. Dewey
Newton
R. S. Warfel
West Chester
J. R. Campbell
F. &. Swift
Ottumwa
Wheeler
Fairview
Edna Shaw
G. Logan Payne
Chicago
the JourNan
A. L. Davidson
Living Lake
Mary Fleming
Minneapolis
Ainsworth
Pete Dailey
Windsor
Local Arrivals and Events Across City Streets
A flurry of visitors arrives in town from Crawfordsville, Havre, Chicago, and beyond for visits, services, and elections. Notables include J C McCartney, Mrs Zuck, Dr J OC W Coxe, Rev D J Masson, and Ellas, with polling and court activity noted for tomorrow. Mrs Faris remains mourned as remains arrive from Iowa City. The Davenport Daily Republican report on Nashville Students’ show in Burtts concludes with high praise for the troupe and leadership.
Advertisement deadline and pricing at West Side Drug
An ad copy deadline warning for changing advertisements by 10 a m to insure same day run. It advises using a gun if nearby and a Kodak if elsewhere, highlighting a fine line at West Side Drug and Book Store.
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KODAK
West Side Drug & Book Store
Burlington & Western railline talks with Chicago official
Robert Law general manager of the Burlington & Western was summoned to Chicago by the Q officials to discuss extending the line from Oskaloosa to Tracey on the Des Moines & Albia route. The plan envisions routing Des Moines east trains over the B and W to Burlington and notes imminent gauge broadening and a likely Q order after merging the Western into the parent system.
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Robt. Law
Robert Law
Burlington & Western
Chicago
Law
Oskaloosa
Tracey
Des Moines & Albia
Des Moines
Burlington
Western
Sale of Twenty-Five Horses and Mules at McElwain Barn
A sale offers twenty five head of horses and mules aged three to five years. The auction is set for Wednesday November 7 at 2 p.m. at the McElwain and Allen barn per JAKE Tire.
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McElwain & Allen
Jake
Singing class rescheduled due to storm at Swift's hall
Owing to the storm last Monday night the singing class could not meet. Tonight we expect everyone who has signed to be at Swift's hall at 730 p. m. If each one will bring a friend we shall have a very large chorus. Mr. Whitmore is meeting with success in getting private pupils.
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Burtts
Nashville
Aunt Hannah
Henry Irving
Lodon Lyceum Company
J. Bernie Barbour
Barbour
Robert Gomm
Charles Brown
Willie Owens
Swift
Whitmore
Sells Addresses Kalona Crowd in Rousing Talk
Hon. Cato Sells spoke to a large Kalona audience Saturday night. The hall overflowed as 80 extra supporters cheered from outside while the Keota quartet sang inspiring songs. H. M. Kicher introduced the speaker and praised the address.
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Kalona
Cato Sells
Keota
Juartette
H. M. Kicher
Your City
Sells
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