International Live Stock Exposition at Union Stock Yards Chicago
Advertisement notes dates November 20 to December 6 for the exposition. Mentions upholstery services and repairs offered by Frank Esson and others. Describes shop rear of James Cowger blacksmith shop and a Singer Sewing Machine office location near the First U P church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Frankesson
James Cowger Blacksmith Shop
F. Haight
Singer
U. P. Church
Weather outlook: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a chance of showers in the west portion. Temperatures rise, with warmer conditions anticipated in the east and central areas on Thursday.
Secondhand Goods and Local Notices in Town
Local notices report Hugh Teeter buying various secondhand items. Ads mention a shave service with a local phone, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives. The quiet city scene names Miss May Walker, Mrs. Livingston, Emma Purvis, W. H. Sutherland, R. H. Biwell, Mr. and Mrs. Dihel, John Orr, and three Orr sons with movements between Ainsworth Bedford Marion Sigourney Sunbeam Aledo Viola Wilson county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Walker
Ainsworth
Mrs. Livingston
Bedford
City
Emma Purvis
Central Telephone Exchange
W. H. Sutherland
Marion
Milwaukee
R. H. Biwell
Sigourney
Minnie Meyers
Fraternal Aid
R. M. Dihel
Sunbeam
Aledo
Viola
John Orr
Wilson County
Kansas
Mr. Orr
Mite-box opening and naval furlough report
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M E church will hold its annual mite-box opening Friday November 21 at Mrs. Milton Dicken's home over W A Moore Hat Store. Business meeting at 2 and social at 2 30. Homer H Ashby of the U S Ship Buffalo on furlough left for Norfolk to rejoin the crew after spending the day in Monmouth. He will have two years of sea service left in the navy, having traveled about 50 000 miles so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M, EB
Milton Dicken
W. A. Moore
Homer H. Ashby
U. S
Buffalo
Norfolk
Monmouth
Homer
Navy
Local residents and travelers noted in Washington city
A series of short notices records residents and visitors in Washington including M L Olds of Ainsworth, Chas Reeves and others traveling to Kinross Ottumwa Havre Verdt Crawfordsville Haskins Keota and Chicago. Several weddings visits birthdays and business travels are noted along with a dramatic Ip play Pudd nhead Wilson and local shipping news from Davenport and La Junta Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Olds
Ainsworth
City
Chas, Reeves
Kinross
Iowa City Republican
Gill
Suzanne Halpren
Roxy
Dawson
Iowa City
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Graham
Mark O'wain
Washington
South
Charles Reeves
la Junta
Colo
Fae
Colorado Springs
Robert Fleming
Reeves
Mr. Parker
Mr. Reeves
Wm. Gazeman
Fennie Parker
James King
Patrick King
Wedding at Brighton Unites Campbell and McClelland
The marriage of Mark G. Campbell Jr and Miss Bertha J McClelland was solemnized at high noon at the bride’s parents home near Brighton. Rev J P Davis officiated with a small unattended ceremony followed by a large country dinner for about forty relatives and friends. They plan to settle north of Ainsworth before moving to a farm near Fairfield in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark G. Campbell, Jr
Bertha J. McClelland
William McClelland
Brighton
J.P. Davis
United Presbyterian Church
Ainsworth
M. G. Campbell
Alnsworth
Fairfield
Campbell
M. @. Campbell
Conditions Improve in Samar Amid Quarantine Lift
Letter from M. F. McFarland in Calbayog Samar reports cholera quarantine eased by mid August, better business with new boat and two stores on Maripio island, and growing local stability. He praises Gen. Smith and Ninth Infantry, notes anti discharged-soldier sentiment among officers, and describes calm conditions despite occasional rumors of insurgent activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Maripio
Tam
Cinos
China
Lee
Samar
Gen. Smith
Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Albert Williams & Co
Irs
West Side Square
Goto Means
Hart Schaffner’ & Marx
the Evening Journal
Laws
East Main
S&t
COATS
D. J. Norton, JR
Claesses
North Side of Square
Towa
Nicola & Campbell
Stewart's
Washington, la
Iowa Central Railway
Iowa Central
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
A. R. Dewey
Pudd
the Graham
Samson & Livingston
Abe Nai Aan
Weather Forecast
Washington, D. C
The
Evening Journal
Iowa
Hugh Teeter
First Presbyterian Church
Geo. Barret
the Reynolds Studio
Ranao
Mangallan
Dell H. Duncan
O. T. Smith
Ottumwa
Joan Zaring
Crawfordsville
Carl Keck
L. D. Higgins
Winfield
Coffin of
West Chester
J.T. Anderson
D. R. Ritchte
Havre
Chas. Thomas
Verdt
Chas. Stephens
Haskins
Clara Jay
the Heights
John Haines
Kansas City
Frank Edworthy
Keota
Mrs. T. ©. Foley
Garvin
Morning Sun
Ida Watters
Chas. Mercer and
Phil
Grace Anderson
Dr. Spressard
Ainworth
Geo. McConahey
South of
Peter McMillan
Traer
Mable Boger
Burlington
John Boger
Lillian Brookhart
Smith and
James
Rose Springman
Cedar School
Frank Wells
Leonard Smouse
Ambrose Bell
Loveland, Colo
Andy Ferguson
Columbus Junction
E. E. McClain
Miss Poor
Marsh W. Bailey
East Washington Street
Dot Maxwell
McClelland- Campbell
John Griffith
Burlington Road
Arnold Carr
J. F. Abdill
John P. Reynolds
Davenport
H. T. Reynolds
Cone
Johnson Bakery
A.sands and Son
J. G. Stewart
Mark Campbell
Bertha McClelland
M. E. McFarland
Lis
Philippines
M. FE. McFarland
Calbayoe
Howling Wilderness
Calbayog
Tee. Mra
L. M. McFarland
H. F. Steck’s
Reliable Jeweler
West Side
Mes. Wright
Wright
Rubens
Washington, Iowa
Love
Strauss Bros
America
F. H. Sandyos
Business and
Monarch
Kaye & Lytle
Telephone
East Side Square
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