Thanksgiving events and fairs cap busy local scene
Local notes describe The Fair and Thanksgiving post cards at Columbus City and Washington, and admission for a football game at the Southeast ball park. Vendors at The Vienna bakery advertise fresh candies and pies for tomorrow. Visitors include Mrs. Kerr heading to St. Joseph, Mo., and Mrs. Minnie Hoard from New York visiting relatives.
Local Fair Ads and Weekend Deals Highlight Community Event
The issue promotes the Fair with booths and a football game at Southeast Park tomorrow. Vienna bakery advertises fresh rolls and pastries for Saturday, Bowman's offers half price winter goods, Crone Oriez advertises meat specials, and a home team game vs Columbus City is planned. Local residents read about arrivals and trips, with various city notices and shop deals.
Local Residents Note Movements and Lectures
Mrs. Frank Clossen returned home to Crawfordsville after a day in town. Mrs. John Belville traveled to Fairfield to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs Lafe Coop. Mrs. J C Cunningham departed on the Burlington to West Point Iowa to visit relatives. Naples noted as the most densely populated place in the world and the subject of Prof Nutting's Friday lecture. 3213 E G Swanson of Olds spent yesterday in the city on business and returned home in the evening.
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John Woods
Marion Work
West Chester
Sue Hollen
Rubio
City
Ainsworth
Kate Gray
Frank Clossen
Crawfordsville
Town
John Belville
Fairfield
Mrs. Lafe Coop
J. C. Cunningham
Burlington
West Point
Iowa
Naples
E. G. Swanson of
Olds
J. H. Maxwell
M. C DeLong
W. G. Gillespie
Omaha
J. P McAnulty
Ella M. Savage
Charles F. Redans
Eldon
Joe Trotter
Will Mayhew
Helen
Rodney
R. F. McFarlane
Frank Anderson
Galesburg
Emil Anderson
New Windsor
Ed Ball
Glenn
Winfield
William Ball
Milwau kee Train Time Change and Local Notices
The morning westbound Milwaukee train now arrives at 8 32, not 8 15. Cohn and Share buy hides furs and scrap iron at high market prices, phone 387, Washington house. Maxwell and DeLong family return to Crawfords ville after city visit. Hobson and Gove jewelry store offers 25 percent off on all window goods. Mrs. Gillespie from Omaha visits McAnulty and Savage families. Prof Nutting lectures on Naples views Friday at 5 p m at the Methodist church.
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Cohn & Share
Washington House
Hobson and Gove Jewelry Store
Revival meetings draw crowds at United Presbyterian
Evangelist Nesbit preaches to a full house with strong results on his revival efforts. Large number of strangers attend, while singing under Mr Madrigal of Central America adds to the appeal. Local merchants promote Vienna bakery and Crone Orlez and Co with ads and specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesbit
United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Madrigal
Central America
Burlington
Every Sack Guaranteed at Vienna Bakery
A local notice lists bakery specials and orders at Vienna bakery with emphasis on cakes pies bread and homemade candies. Several residents including Mrs. Redans Mrs. Terry and Mrs. Trotter are noted for brief city visits and travel between Eldon Ainsworth Lawton and other towns. Cattle and horse removal services are offered free in Washington and surrounding area.
Academy students enjoy hospitality after party and funeral
A Thursday prayer meeting at Aurora hall drew about twenty five students. A boys' Bible study was postponed to Monday due to the prior night party. A large academy gathering at J O Matthews home six miles southeast included thirty five students, a funeral for Sarah Evangeline Matthews, and an oyster stew with cake and fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora Hall
Academy
J. O. Matthews
Matthews
Lulu Matthews
Sarah Evangeline
Cloyce Kerr
Ralph Bunce
Infants of Moothart Buried in Elm Grove Cemetery
The two infant sons of Mr and Mrs L L Moothart were buried this morning at 11 o clock in Elm Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Moothart
Elm Grow
Tyndall and Shaler’s Dinner Table Tale
At a Maghind dining table the renowned scientist Tyndall told of an American voyage and a Niagara Falls escape. Professor Shaler, discreetly watching, caused Tyndall to pause with a winking plea not to reveal him. Tyndall then admitted the tale was mostly a fish story.
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Shaler
Harvard
Maghind
Pyndall
America
Niagar Falls
Tyndall
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