Miss Rose McGugin Hosts Afternoon at East Main Street
Miss Rose McGugin entertained a group of young ladies Wednesday at her East Main street home as a compliment to Miss Margaret Bauer of Omaha Nebraska. Guests included S. S. club Merry Maids and Rose club members who spent the afternoon working on fancy work and a light luncheon was served by Miss Esther B. McGugin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose McGugin
East Main Street
Margaret Bauer
Omaha
Nebr
S. S. Club
Merry Maids
Rose Club
Esther B. McGugin
Quiet Wedding at J Carris Home North Marion Ave
Miss Ella Rotzinger wed Earn est V. Miller at 5 30 p m in a ceremony conducted by Rev J C Abels of the Presbyterian church. The bride hails from Brighton and the groom is a farmer from west of the city. They left for the groom’s farm southwest of town to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Rotzinger
Earnest V. Miller
J. ©. Carris
Marion Avenue
J. C. Abels
Presbyterian Church
Brighton
Kalona Couple Wed at Coppock Home
Wednesday evening at the William Coppock residence a niece Miss Bessie McKenzie married Elmer C. Miller in a ceremony conducted by Rev. W. O. Fisher. The couple, Kalona residents and a carpenter and bride from Kalona, plan to live there. Relatives and guests from Ainsworth and south of the city attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coppock
Bessie McKenzie
Elmer C. Miller
W. O. Fisher
Kalona
Farris
Ainsworth
Howard Sigafoose
Martha Walker
Benz
Coder
Fairfield
Alpha Wabnitz
Muscatine
C. F. Wabnitz
Orba Mayer Weds George McChurch at Home
A quiet Wednesday evening wedding united Miss Orba Mayer and Mr. George McChurch at the Mayer residence on West Madison. Rev. W. R. Sawhill officiated. A wedding luncheon followed. The couple plan to live with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Mayer
West Madison Street
Miss Orba
George McChurch
W. R. Sawhill
Thanksgiving Dinner Held at Rathmel Home in Washington
At the residence of Mr and Mrs H H Rathmel in north Washington the community gathered for the annual Thanksgiving dinner with families and neighbors sharing a meal and good fellowship.
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H. H. Rathmel
Washington
Rathmel Family Receives Warm Anniversary Celebration
The Rathmel family was celebrated yesterday with a musical program and a four course turkey dinner. Out of town guests Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hissong and son Roy of Winfield and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rathmel of Dublin attended. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nutt enjoyed the day at the McKenzie home in Winfield, and baskets were carried by the ladies as the event was a surprise for the couple.
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Harry Nutt
F. McKenzie
Winfield
McKenzie
Thanksgiving Dinner for Mayhew Family Near City
Mr and Mrs Frank A Mayhew hosted a large family gathering at their country home six miles southeast of the city. About thirty relatives attended a noon three course turkey dinner with ferns and carnations decorations. Guests departed in the evening after a social afternoon. Invitations go out for the marriage of Kathrine Stevens to Joseph Wilson on December th at 6 50 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Mayhew
Adam Libe
Roy
Wm. _ Libe
Frank
Ralph Fetters
J. W. Libe
G. A. Smith
Earle Libe
Will Mayhew
Chas. Benz
Lucy
A. H. Stevens
Katherine
Joseph Wilson
Thanksgiving Dinner Held at East Washington Home
Mr and Mrs C J Wilson hosted their annual Thanksgiving dinner at their East Washington street home. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs W H Smith and son Fred Smith and wife of Richland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Wilson
East Washington Street
W. H. Smith
Fred Smith
Richland
Durst Pence wedding held at Coppock area home
Yesterday at noon at the home of Mr and Mrs E M Anderson the wedding of Miss Gertrude E Durst of near Coppock to Mr Samuel R Pence of Delta occurred in the Coppock Christian church vicinity with about thirty relatives present. The couple will keep house on a farm near Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Anderson
South Seventh Avenue
Pence
Coppock
E.S. Sellers
Thanksgiving Meal Shared By Several Families
The Rev. and Mrs. W. O. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McLaughlin and son Donald Mrs. Latta and daughter Miss Rose Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCleery and two children ate turkey yesterday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. McLaughlin on West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Fisher
J. D. McLaughlin
Donald
Latta
Miss Rose
Hugh McCleery
C. W. McLaughlin
West Main Street
Dinner guests visit at East Washington home
Mr and Mrs Will Cook and the Samuel Conner family were dinner guests yesterday at the R S Cook residence on East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cook
Samuel Conner
R.S. Cook
East Washington Street
Washington Telephone girls host turkey dinner at Meeks home
The young ladies of the Washing ton Telephone office were entertained at a turkey dinner last evening hosted by Miss Nellie Meeks at the Meeks home on West Madison street.
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Washington
Meeks
West Madison Street
Nellie Meeks
Thanksgiving guests from seven towns gather at Peck home
Relatives numbering about fifty from Delta Fairfield Sigourney What Cheer Lone Tree West Chester and Keota visited yesterday for a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs George Peck on North Iowa Avenue.
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Delta
Fairfield
Sigourney
What Cheer
Lone Tree
West Chester
Keota
George Peck
Iowa Avenue
Thanksgiving Dinner Honors Visiting Guests at West Main Home
Mrs. F. W. hosted yesterday’s Thanksgiving gathering on West Main street honoring Freda Lodge of Long Beach California and Martha Brindley a Downer college student. Attendees included Carrie Winter Marguerite McGugin Wilma Row Katherine Berdo Ruth Brindley Nena Wilson Jeannette Robertson and Blanche Guthrie. A yellow pumpkin centerpiece with grapes and greenery enhanced a three course turkey dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Winter
Marguerite McGugin
Wilma Row
Katherine Berdo
Ruth Brindley
Nena Wilson
Jeannette Robertson
Blanche Guthrie
F. W
West Main Street
Freda Lodge
Long Beach
Calif
Martha Brindley
Downer College
Milwaukee
Brindley
Mason Couple Entertains With Card Party Wins
Mr and Mrs E G Mason hosted a first week card party with four tables of play. Mrs George Teas and John McConahey captured top honors and a dainty luncheon followed the contest.
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E. G. Mason
George Teas
John McConahey
Dinner at Bratten home entertains Bratten and McCarty families
J. M. Bratten and R. H. McCarty and families were entertained yesterday at dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bratten on East Washington Street.
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J. M. Bratten
R. H. McCarty
Mrs
Phil Bratten
East Washington Street
Brookhart Family Holds Annual Dinner At Brookhart Home
The Brookhart family held their annual dinner yesterday at the S. W. Brookhart residence on Jefferson Street. Guest from out of town was C. A. Carpenter of Columbus Junction.
City Youths Enjoy Dancing Party At Club House
A evening dancing party entertained local youths at the club house with a four piece orchestra. Among out of town guests were Mr and Mrs Fred Smith of Richland the Misses Carrie Winter of Chicago Martha Brindley of Milwaukee students home for vacation Freda Lodge of Long Beach Calif and Margaret Bauer of Omaha Carl Blanchard of Chillicothe Mo Otto Dede of Oskaloosa and Will Needham of Sigourney attended.
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Fred Smith
Richland
Carrie Winter
Chicago
Martha Brindley
Milwaukee
Freda Lodge
Long Beach
Calif
Margaret Bauer
Omaha
Carl Blanchard
Chillicothe
Otto Dede
Oskaloosa
Will Needham
Sigourney
Farm Auction Near Washington and Ainsworth
The undersigned who bought a Clark county farm will sell to the highest bidder without reserve at my place 5 miles east of Washington and 2 miles west of Ainsworth on the Washington and Ainsworth wagon road starting at 10 a m Tuesday December 1 1908. Seven head of horses are among the personal property listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
My Place
Washington
Ainsworth
Washington and
Sale of Livestock and Farm Implements by Teeter Lathrop
Auction lists 37 cattle including Shorthorn herd with milch cows and calves, 70 hogs Chester Whites brood sows shoats, 1400 bushels corn 10 tons timothy hay 150 bushels oats poultry and farm gear. Terms: cash under ten dollars, 6 percent discount. otherwise one year note at 7 percent. Items include tools and wagons. J B Scott, Teeter Lathrop, Auctioneers. 34-21 Seat for Lemmon's school entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Bank Robbed at Blunt by Four Masked Men
Four masked men robbed the Hughes County bank at Blunt on November 27. They forced cashier R C Freer from his home to the bank and compelled him to open the vault. They secured 130 dollars, taking all money in the vault outside the safe. the safe was protected by a time lock.
Governor Warner Heads South on Hunting Trip
Farmington November 27 Governor and Mrs Warner left for Crystal River Ila for a two week hunting and fishing trip. Accompanying them are Mr and Mrs W A DeLany John B Pagerty of Detroit and Mrs Elmer DeLany of Farmington.
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Farmington
Warner
Crystal River
Ila
W. A. DeLany
John 8. Pagerty
Detroit
Elmer Do- Lany
Stricken Blind While Hunting In Crawford County
James Patti son a stock buyer from Caro Michigan was suddenly stricken totally blind while hunting in Crawford county. He was with a party of ten and the group broke up to accompany him home. A slight brain hemorrhage is given as the probable cause.
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Caro
Mich
James Pattison
Crawford County
Snake Found in Bananas at Local Restaurant
Casey UL reports a three foot snake found in a banana bunch in a local restaurant. The creature does not resemble snakes common to the area. The incident occurred on November 27.
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Casey
Illinois Postmasters Association Adopts Postal Savings Bank Favor
The Illinois Postmasters Association closes its annual session in Springfield with re elected officers Decatur chosen as 1906 meeting place. About 200 postmasters attend as resolutions support a postal savings bank and sentiment for the bank is voiced during the convention.
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Postal Savings Bank
Springfield
Decatur
Ilinois Postmasters’ Association
Postal Bank
Syracuse oarsman charged in pool game fraud case
James A Teneyek, stroke of Syracuse University eight oared crew, was arrested in Syracuse for Chicago police on a pool game fraud charge. He is accused of participating in a scheme that defrauded Christ Hansen of 1350 dollars.
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Syracuse
N. Y
James A. Teneyek
Syracuse University
Chicago
Christ Hansen
EF Posse Probes Holcombe Bank Burglary Suspects
Chippewa Falls Wis Nov 27 a posse hunts woods near Hannibal for four men who robbed the Holcombe state bank of 310 dollars in silver a silver watch and a diamond ring.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Hannibal
State Bank
Holcombe
Local Entertainment Program and Holiday Visits
A brief page notes a school entertainment program for Saturday and highlights numerous Thanksgiving and visiting guests. Names include Mr. and Mrs. E. Nicola, Col. Nicola, Mrs. M. C. Dayton, Mrs. John Dewees, Miss Jennie Williams, Miss Edna Rownd, Miss Edith Rownd, Miss Margaret Brooks, J. B. Sexton, Dr. J. O. Sexton, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Y. Ashby, Miss Verne Ashby, Gerald Ashby, Madge Scott, Frank Sage, George Rynearson, Ed Rynearson, Jeannette Jamison, Mary Bryant, Margaret Safley, Jack Westphal, Mrs. J. C. Westphal, Mrs. Frank Webb, Edna Webb, Cora Webb, Nine Webb, Valley Junction, and Burlington Davenport area references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Rownd
Edith
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Brooks
Pella
J. B. Sexton
J. O Sexton
Des Moines
J. A. Y. Ashby
Verne
Gerald
Hulse
Keota
Madge Scott
Frank Sage
George Rynearson
Ed Rynearson
Webster
Iowa
A. A. Rynearson
Jeannette Jamison
Mary Bryant
Margaret Safley
Burlington
J. C. Westphal
Davenport
Jack Westphal
Frank Webb
Edna
Cora Webb
Nine Webb
Valley Junction
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
Guarantee promises to cure itching bleeding and protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or refund. Advertisement notes price 50c. Contains claim of complete cure within a stated period with money back guarantee and product name PAZO.
School entertainment Saturday evening at the Vienna
Marble cake and raised doughnuts featured at the school entertainment on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Griffith were guests of relatives at Winfield yesterday.
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Vienna
Edwin Griffith
Winfield
Social Visits Report from Keota and Cedar Falls
Mr. and Mrs. Lee McAvoy and children hosted friends in Keota yesterday. Miss Stena Hansen visited her Cedar Falls home and returned last night. Mrs. Al McElwain and son Howard spent yesterday visiting relatives in Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McAvoy
Keota
Stena Hansen
Cedar Falls
al McElwain
Howard
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Steck
H. F. Steck
J. W. Harding
James Carden
FOX & Dewey
J. B. Scott
Teeter & Lathrop
J. A. McCoy
J. G. Moriarty
Lunch
Lemmon’s
Govenor Warner
Posse
E. Nicola
Riverside
Col. Nicola
M. C. Dayton
John Dewees
Jennie Williams
Hop’ Shearer
John Bryson
C. Critz
Baby
Rev. Coffman
Alice Ford
Chal Ford
Rose Sampson
Iowa City
Myrtle Swift
Browns Business College
May Cocklin
Lorana Rownd
Margaret Wallingford
State Normal
Unique Theatre
Pierrott
Golden West
Cooper & Kyle
J, E. Kunath