County Happenings and Local Notes Across Communities
Marsh Crossett sold his farm for 100 dollars per acre to Grant Griffith. Arthur McDowell visited his brother Emmett over Sunday. Ivin Robinson visited Joe Crosst’s Tuesday. Miss Anna Ossman was at home Sunday. Mrs Rowe built a new cement tank on her farm. Mrs J A Rogers is in Alexis Illinois at her father’s bedside. Epworth League to host a church basement fair tomorrow evening. Mrs Chas Means of Washington visits daughter Mrs R L Thompson.
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Marsh Crossett
Grant Griffith
Gordon
Rthur McDowell
Ivin Robinson
Joe Crost
Iss Anna Ossman
Has
Rowe
J. A. Rogers
Alexis, Iil
Epworth League
Chas
Washington
R. L. Thompson
Local residents noted in brief town updates
The passage records miscellaneous social notices and visits, including Cochran's barn work and a sale by Andy Davison, visits by Mrs Love Copeland of Ottumwa, Mr. Hesseltine and Lafe Stout, painting at a Wood residence, and various neighbors such as Mr and Mrs Nicola and Chas Nicola. It mentions quarantine relief for Crile and Hesseltine husking corn.
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Ghter
Helen
Cochran
A. Perratt
Rs. Love Copeland
Ottumwa
pareMal Gudgele
A. Ll
G. P. Mann
W. I. Hill
Rhe Crile
Joh Hesseltine
Nicola
Local social notes and visits across towns
Various residents and guests are listed with traveling and visiting plans. Mary Sanders hosts a sister from Ft Madison while T Hawthorn and Mrs J G M family spend Thursday in Jana. O M Haney visits Kalona, Rev Bulger from Ottumwa stays with relatives, Mr and Mrs Moss and Martin N visit low City, Maresh returns from Illinois, Lone Tree basketball set for Friday, Cummings to Massachusetts visit, Agnes Rankin mourns her father’s death in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kelly
Stag Ty
Mary Sanders
Ft. Madison
T. Hawthorn
J. GM
Rm. O.M. Haney
Kalona
Wm. Bulger
Ottum
Esdames
John Moss
Martin N
R. Maresh
Illinois
Lone Tree
As. Cummings
Iig
Tives
Massasetts
Agnes Rankin
Iowa City
Local arrivals and visits noted in Ottumwa area
The column lists residents and visitors including Rev L Davis I C state board meeting Ottumwa Tuesday, Arion Adams Mt Pleasant in town this week, Mrs Dick Gudgell in Washing Monday, Nellie Hefletinger Hoover Bert Tracy and wife Washington visitors, Rev C C Davis and wife to Fairfield Thursday, A Wall Rubio visiting, Mt Mt niece Mrs C E MTt, Baz Tracy visiting Fairfield, Mrs Grafton and Miss Lizzie Kil visiting Ottumwa, Copeland Ottumwa visiting Gudgell home week.
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Dick Gudgell
Nellie Hefletinger
Hoover
Bert Tracy
Washington
C.C. Davis
Fairfield
Ives
A. Wall
Rubio
C. E
Baz Tracy
Rs. Grafton
Lizzie Kil
Ottumwa
Ainsworth Kier Grace Die Carrying Canada Plans
Several readers note Kier Ainsworth and Grace Pfeasant as today’s passengers in a car loaded for Canada where they plan to establish their future home. Mrs S C Pearson and Kier were mourned as good fellows and wished good luck. Grace Limerman was seen shopping in Washington tonight.
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Kier
Grace
Nta Pfeasant
Tty
Canada
Fie
S. C. Pearson
Kie
Grace Limerman
Ashington
Kensington Presbyterian Ladies Meet for November Afternoon
Mrs. A J Droz hosted United Presbyterian Kensington on Thursday afternoon with enjoyable time and refreshments. Mrs. R T Carris Jr travels to Pella to visit sister Mrs. Sam Cole while George Helscher visits relatives in Sigourney. Carrie Blake returns from Valley Junction as her brother’s family improves. Local plans include a Thanksgiving program at the high school and a temperance program at the Methodist Sunday school. The P E O meeting at Mrs Clara Droz home is postponed a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Droz
United Presbyterian
Crawfordsville Social News and Church Services
S. W. Neal of Washington visited relatives yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B Crooks and Mrs. Sturges arrived from Washington to spend the day at the H. D. Cherryholmes home. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Davidson went to Washington to visit until tomorrow evening at the Rolla Gallagher home. Several residents planned day trips to Washington. J. W. Maxwell of Washington is visiting relatives here. Churches listed: Presbyterian services at 11 and 7, Methodist E. at 11 and 7, U. P. at 11 and 7.
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S. W. Neal
Washington
J. B Crooks
Sturges
H. D. Cherryholmes
A. J. Davidson
Rolla Gallagher
Henry Crooks
Mabel
R. S. White
J. J. Maxwell
Lena
M. D. Yard
J. W. Maxwell
Sunday public service and morning church events
Sunday public service planned at 9 50 for U P school. Morning service at 10 15. Gospel minister scheduled for a sermon. Evening worship not listed.
Church Services Schedule With Rev. U. S. Smith Preaching
Sunday school begins at 9:30 with class meeting at 10:30 and public service at 11. Junior League at 3 and Epworth League at 5 45. Evening service at 7 with preaching by the pastor the Rev. U. S. Smith.
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Epworth League
U. S. Smith
Sabbath Services and Endeavor Schedule Change
Sabbath school starts 9 45 morning service follows. Junior Endeavor at 4 30. Senior Endeavor at 5 46. No evening service due to union meeting at the Presbyterian church. Rev W Fisher pastor.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Rev. W. ©. Fisher
First Church of Christ Scientist Services Schedule
Corner of Lown Avenue and Jefferson Street invites all to Sabbath school at 10 and morning service at 11 with the subject Mortals and Immortals. Golden text Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee a crown of life. Wednesday meeting at 7 45 and free reading offered.
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Lown Avenue
Jefferson Street
Big Four Probe Continues Warriner Shortage Unclear
Cincinnati reports the Big Four investigation into Charles L. Warriner continues with a claimed maximum shortage of 643000. Officials employ a dozen expert accountants to audit Warriner's books while rumors of a resigning local official circulate without confirmation.
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Warriner
Cincinnati
Charles L. Warriner
Big Four Railroad
Big Four
Room Open Schedule At Crail's Store
The notice states room hours are Monday Wednesday and Saturday from 2 30 to 4 30 p m at Crail's store.
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Crail’s
Patent Grants To Citizens In This State
Washington patent attorneys report the grant this week of several patents to state residents. Named inventors include H F Cook Lake Mills window shade lace-curtain support M J Frambach Hartley anti slipping attachment for tires W Hopper Jefferson windmill tower M McEvoy Neola four-horse doubletree L and D Moeller Andrew lock bolt A H Neller and W Louden Fair feld supporting device for overhead track C E Olden Mason City clay gathering machine T RK Stam West Union trolley head W Willimack Lost Nation sharp ener for lawn mower cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Messrs. Davis & Davis
Washington
H. F. Cook
Lake Mills
M. J. Frambach- Hartley
W. Hopper
Jefferson
A. H. Neller
W. Louden
Fairfeld
C. E. Olden
Mason City
T. RK. Stam West Union
W. Willimack
Lost Nation
Great Pisa Cathedral Siege and Marble Tower Details
The Pisa cathedral begun 1065 and completed 1118 stands as a famed world show place. The leaning tower, 158 feet high, near the cathedral, is a Konube esque marvel with marble walls and a circular beptivtry used for immersion ceremonies begun in 1153.
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Pisa
Ferrer
Spain
Bosechetto
Rinaldo
Giovanni da Bologna
More Than One Trafalgar Square
The Scotland Yard cab license exam tests knowledge of London Trafalgar Squares. A candidate boasting no fare would drive around to the opposite side, and is rejected for not knowing three squares besides the famous site in Europe: in Candwell, Chelsea, and Stepney, Lox.
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Trafalgar Square
Scotland Yard
London
Trafalgar Squares
Europe
Canderwell
Che_ sea
Stepney
Old NY lawyer questions need for good character certification
A veteran New York bar member puzzled by the practice of requiring a certificate of good character before admission to the bar. He notes long familiarity with court methods and wonders about the necessity of the prerequisite.
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New York
Sealshipt Oysters Offer Solid Meat Not Waters
Promotes Sealshipt Oysters as distinct from common oysters by avoiding ice in contact with the meat. Claims the melted railroad ice in regular oysters waters down flavor and creates soggy, insipid texture. Markets a pint as sufficient for a family and invites customers to view a sealshipt display and take a seaside recipe book.
Editor W Hr Younkin injured in hunting accident
Lone Tree Iowa region report states W Hr Younkin editor of the Reporter suffered severe leg injuries from shotgun shot while hunting with J W Lux. The two men were separated and Lux fired toward a covey of quail as Younkin straightened. 68 shot were found in Younkin’s right leg and most left leg wounds near the knee. Younkin was returned home by buggy and is under medical care with significant pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Hr. Younkin
Mr. Younkin
J. W. Lux
Younkin
Huntsman
Lux
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He County News
Nira
Brighton
M Wood
Nesday
Fiefer
Davison
Stout
Alma
Kansas
Wm. Hesseltine
S. Rs
Kari Simpson
E. Nichols
Riverside
Jana. R
Mrs
Albert Hahn
Je Plaine
Lrighton
Des Moines
L. Davis
I. C
State Board
F Copeland
Ainsworth
Kbeota
Crawfordsville
M. E
U. P
Mleavor
Methodist Episcopal
First Church OF Christ
the Sanitary Grocery
Charles IL
Patent Report
M. McEvoy
Neola
L. and
D. Moeller
Andrew— Lock Bolt
Grippe
Cook & Sherman, Druggists
Seal
Windsor
J. E. Lemmon
Keota
Ralph Gowey
Addie McClaren
Haines
Oregon
George Peck
Hanna
Eva Hanna
Earnest Stanna
Storm King
Washington, Iowa
Stein-Bloch and Kuppenheimer
America
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