Donovan Divorce Case and Claar Liquor Nuisance Verdicts
Jury earlier this week found Earl Claar guilty of keeping a liquor nuisance with a five hour jury deliberation. Judge Clemente scheduled sentencing this afternoon while Mrs. Sarah Donovan was granted a divorce from Edward Donovan on cruelty grounds after testimony from herself, her daughter, and Fred Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Claar
Connar
Wellman
Clemente
Sarah J. Donovan
Edward Donovan
Fred Carson
Bailey
Wilson
Laird
Claar
Tailoring by Lt. Wimet Promises Exquisite Finish
The advertisement touts Lt. Wimet as the maker of finely tailored uniforms and civilian dress with superior fit and style. It invites readers to give 03 a trial to achieve a fashion plate look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimet
Exquisit
Weather forecast for Washington DC and Stock Show tickets
Washington DC forecast for today and tomorrow calls for generally fair weather with possible showers in the west portion tonight. Sunday expected to be fair and cooler. Burlington Route announces live stock show tickets for Chicago on sale November 30 December 1 2 3 and valid until December 8. See Ki G Fox agent. Allen's ad promotes trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
The
Evening Journal
Burlington
Chicago
Gale
Ki. G. Fox
A Croup Attack Cured by a Home Remedy
Elder John W. Rogers of Filley Missouri recounts a severe winter croup case in his infant child. After giving Chamberlain's Rough Remedy, the danger passed quickly and recovery followed. The note claims the remedy prevents onset if used at first symptoms and contains no opium. Sold by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rogers
Filley
Chamberlain
Stewarts Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Colored concert band touts three part show at Graham
The management of W J Swain and P G Lowery presents a three part program featuring a grand revelation of the colored man. The first part shows slavery days the second shows up to date artistic specialties with trained vocalists and the original Black Nightingale Helen Ogden. The Nashville Students band includes a fine orchestra and Italian harpist. Seats on sale at gallery balcony parquet. This is not a minstrel show. Also Hook and Ladder Co to elect officers Monday night. all members asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Swain
Nashville
P. G Lowery
Helen Ogden
Graham
PB. G. Lowrey
America
Europe
Miss Ogden
P. G. Lowery
Four Byrons
Ace Brooks
New Meat Market Opens On Square Corner By Houck And Lobrer
James Houck and Jake Lobrer purchase the northeast square meat market and plan a Thursday opening. The renovated room and cemented cellar promise first class condition for the new firm offering meats game fish oysters and related goods. Mr Lohrer brings extensive butcher experience and Mr Houck solid business sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Houck
Jake Lobrer
Lohrer
Mr. Houck
Guaranteed Kidney Cure Promises Refund If Unsatisfied
An advertisement touts Smith's Sure Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed remedy. It claims a full refund from the druggist if one bottle fails to satisfy after use, priced at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Fall term at Academy ends with 61 students
The academy opened in September with 49 students and closed Thanksgiving week with 61. Examinations concluded the fall term Wednesday evening. The winter term starts December 2 for 15 weeks. Class standings: Seniors 11, Juniors 14, Sophomores 6, Freshmen 17, Commercial 18. Everyone left in good humor for Thanksgiving. outlook for winter is favorable.
1000 Selections of Music at Saling Belknap Store
Catalogue offers 1000 copies of popular and classical sheet music for piano voice mandolin guitar violin and cornet at ten cents per copy. Music rolls priced from fifty cents to two dollars. Washington store promotes free catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saling & Belknap
Washington
Auction of Dr James Phillips estate horses and gear in Washington IA
Executor 41 S. W. Livingston announces sale at the Dr Phillips residence Washington Iowa at 2 p m Friday December 6 1901. Three stallions Ed Keith 2 years old Redwood Dewey Nellie Phillips and three road mares plus bogey cart pneumatic tire bike harness sets and stable implements. Terms credit 10 months on sums over 10 approved note cash under 10. Reeves auctioneer get bulk oysters at Allen s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Phillips
Washington
Iowa
Ed Keith
Kentucky
Gambetta
Wilkes
F. Clay
Kentucky Prince
Hambletonian
Fox Hunter
Redwood
Dewey
Nellie Phillips
Ganzoo
Membrino
Fine Road
S. W. Livingston
Pick of many flicks and turkey offer at Rankins
The series of special meetings continues tomorrow night with two services planned for Sabbath evening at 7 o'clock. Pulpit and Methodist churches will host services, urging attendance and inviting others to join. A. J. Rankin advertises a 25 percent stove sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Methodist
Missionary E W Hearne Visits City Sister S W Brookhart
E W Hearne, ex Young Men's Christian Association leader, arrived last evening to visit his sister Mrs S W Brookhart. He just returned from the Philippines via San Francisco, where he spent eighteen months with the association. He plans to go to New York soon to meet the national committee and receive new assignment in the United States. The Powell child from Forkland Va injured her foot on a nail prior to healing rapidly after applying Chamberlains Pain Balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Hearne
S. W. Brookhart
Hearne
Young Men’s Christian Association
Philippines
San Francisco
Association
Far East
New York
J. N. Powell
Chamberlain
Powell
Forkland
Stewarte Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Nashville Students Skip Parade for Band Concert
Prof Lowerey’s renowned concert band will perform a grand concert at 2 30 p m in front of the seat sale. It is not a minstrel show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Carris Pharmacy
Nashville Students Concert Band at Graham Next Monday
The Nashville Students famous concert band and symphony orchestra perform at the Graham next Monday evening not a minstrel show. Calling cards are promoted as Christmas gifts with samples available at the JOURNAL office. Nice young birds like turkeys ducks geese and chickens offered by Topp STUART.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Graham
Journal Office
Topp
Stuart
Thanksgiving events and visits across Riverside area
Thanksgiving services at the Moravian church and a long list of visitors and local happenings fill the Riverside scene. Notables include Rev. Payne preaching, Neisle visiting, gun club meeting, and multiple Thanksgiving dinners. Also reported are births, hunts, farm work, and church receptions with named residents and out-of-town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neisle
Franklin Center
Jacob Blick
Grace Hill Gun Club
Alneworth Briefs From Around the County
Local notes from Alneworth November 20 report Jesse Marr visiting in Dew Moines. David Love returns from Morning Sun. Thad Hulls of Wellington Rao and family travel home. Elia Laird and Mae Love visit Bloomington Ill. Donaldson and Moreland attend Donaldson sister’s wedding in Coal Valley Ill. Ora Laughead of Washington visits W A Walker home. Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mrs Stearns. Young folks gather at W A Walker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Love
Morning Sun
Thad Hull
Wellington
Rao
Richard Donaldson
Jessie Moreland
Coal Valley, Lt
Mr. Donaldson
Mae Love
Bloomington
Ill
J. F. Harland
Mr. Myers
Washington
W. P. Rice
M. J. Henderson
Ora
Nannie Laughead
W. A. Walker
R. Stearns
Death of J. M. Cook Nine Miles North
J M Cook died suddenly at his home nine miles north of town last evening after a day of work. Heart failure is given as the probable cause. He leaves a wife and six children and was 38, born in Table Grove Illinois in 1863. He moved here from Table Grove a few years ago and resided on the Richmond road. He was active in Court of Honor and Modern Woodman lodges in Richmond with $3000 insurance. Funeral arrangements are not yet set and the burial is expected in Table Grove Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Cook
Here
Table Grove
Ill
Richmond Road
Court of Honor Lodge
Woodman of
Richmond
Hole Family Reunion Thanksgiving Day Gathering
A family reunion was held Thanksgiving Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hole nine miles north of the city. An elegant dinner was served and all present reported a good time. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. James Rathmel and daughter Mattie, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rathmel, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Rathmel, Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Hartman and daughters Grace and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rathmel, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rathmel and son Willie, and Mrs. Ida Rathmel and granddaughter Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Hole
James Rathmel
Mattie
H. H. Rathmel
Wm Rathmel
I. J. Hartman
Grace
Ruth
Ira Rathmel
Henry Rathmel
Willie
Ida Rathmel
Rose
Miss Helen Ogden Soprano in Nashville Concert
The famous Creole soprano known as the Black Nightingale appears with the Nashville Students next Monday evening. Tickets cost 25 35 and 60 cents and seats are selling now. Not a minstrel show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ogden
Nashville
Baltimore oysters and moped refund offer
Hand shucked oysters from Baltimore advertised with daily freshness. Customer offered a refund on a moped if after one bottle the buyer is not satisfied with results. Price listed at 50 cents.
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Alex Black
Kerseys
Meltons
Greys
Oxfords
Blues
Mercer & Chilcote
H.S. & M. and Garson, Meyer & Co
Tarl Claak
Clements
Donovan
Weather Forecast
Allen’s
Reece
Allen's
Hook and Ladder Co
Hook and Ladder Company
California
Cape Cod
Cash Store
Dr. James Phillips
U.S Reeves
A. J. Rankin
Manila
F Grace Hill
Payne of
Keota
I. M. Lewis
T. E. Rehmel
Orie
O. FE. Rehmel
Harry Dunbar
Milwaukee
D. F. Humm
Dunbar & Son
Carl Dunbar
Roy Frain
Harve Cartman
A. J. Robinson
Ches Guy
Foley's Camp
Ben
Joe Engle
C. C. Strohm
S. Harlo Eagle
Rado
Mrs
Walter Nicola
Daniel Briley
Harry Darbyshire
William Horning
William Lieb
L. Benz
Seaton
Robert Taylor
Fred Mauthe
Grace Hill
Wm, Hsde
Walter Johnsons
T. E. Johnson
Mattie Miller
Bloomfield
Johnson Home
Crawfordsville
Mr. J Fletcher
Woolson
J T. Fletcher
Nim Clark
Minnie Southwick
Oskaloosa
Miss Bessie Southwick
Dell H
Duncan
Duncan’s
Harvey Robbins
Winfield
Maggie Kline
Dot Maxwell
la Grippe
Jessie Adams
Roy Houston
Wyman
Margaret McConnell
Mediapolis
Rlizabeth Owen
Columbus Junction
Cora Long
Harry Antees
L. Williams
Mr. Antees
Mrs. Antees
J. H. Crooks
Biggsville
Charles McCleary
Presbyterian Church
E . Doud
M. E Church
H. Thompson
U P
R. W. Taylor
Chas. McCleary
Sol Rich & Co
Alneworth
Jesse Marr
Dew Moines
Elia Laird
Sable
McCall's Bazaar
McCall’s Bazaar
J. M. Cook
Baltimore
Graham Theater
Warren Moore
Night
W. I. Swain
Annanual
Kashville