Powers Return Home After Extended Visit
Krank Powers and his wife completed an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Powers and returned to their Kansas City home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bisse
J. H. Stewart
Colorado Springs
Krank Powers
E. R. Powers
Kansas City
Mrs. Powelson
Keota
City
Py Powelson
Rairview
TI. Them
Edward Willey
Gensler
Missouri
Iowa
Bussy
Joyful Wedding at Brenning Home Dutch Creek
Yesterday at the Brenning residence in Dutch Creek near Washington a large wedding united Miss Kate Horning and Mr John Horning with Rev Bachman of Grace Hill officiating. About 150 guests from nearby towns attended as Etta Horning served as bridesmaid and Henry Brenning Jr. aided as best man. Neighbors’ children were baptized after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brenning
Dutch Creek
Kate
John Horning
Washington
Sigourney
Richland
Keota
Rev. Bachman
Grace Hill
Etta Hlorning
Emma Kline
Brenning
Man Produces Big Second Crop Potatoes
West Washington resident Mr. Jugenheimer planted a second crop on the day Bryan was nominated for president. His family doubted him, but yesterday he displayed four large potatoes from the planting, as big as the first crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugenheimer
West
Washington
Bryan
Mame
Cade Shearer
Burlington
Geo. Blair
Boyer
Wm. Shannon
John Wolfe
Marion Township
25Th Lown Regiment
Butterfield
Riverside
Washington to field strong high school football eleven
The academy high school and city unite to form a strong eleven for the season. They began their first practice on a recent evening and expect to field a capable squad to challenge neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Academy
High School
City
Snowden & Breckenridge Presents Jack O Diamonds at The Graham
Snowden and Breckenridge's Players open Monday evening at The Graham with the comedy Jack O Diamonds. Prices range from 10c to 30c with varied seating including reserved Balcony and Parquet for 10c with a 30c ticket admitting a Lady free. Performers include the Crow Sisters J Earl Barrington Jule F Sweitzer and Little Marie Snowden with special acts between plays. Seats go on sale Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jule F. Sweitzer
Marie Snowden
Stable mishap sidelines rider after horse kick
John Beatty was kicked by a horse at the Sanford barn and sustained a dislocated collar bone. He wears a sling and will be unable to work for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
John Beatty
Forty acres of Crooked Creek bottom land for rent
About thirty five acres of good new bottom land well tiled on Crooked Creek two miles west of Washington. Can be plowed now for the next season. Illinois and Wisconsin? ScorteLp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
Washington
Herd panic in Chicago averts disaster as steer is shot
Sam McCleery and Raymond Alberson escape a charging Texas cattle herd in Chicago after warning each other. A man struck by the herd is likely to die. A special B N W train to Burlington is planned for Sunday October 4 to attend the state semicentennial church services at the Coliseum with a grand sacred concert and Iowa State Band performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McCleery
Raymond Alberson
Chicago
McCleery
Raymond
Burlington
Havre
Crawfordsville
Secret Society Day urged lodges unite in Burlington plan
Local K P s push for all county lodges to join Secret Society Day and begin from Burlington to make a strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P's
County
Burlington
Lawsuit Over Timber Fire Damages Faces Postponement
John Clifton and heirs sue Kh XN W R for 75 damages alleging a timber fire caused the loss. The case before Justice Rogers was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clifton
Kh. XN. W. R.y
Rogers and
Wiis
Sealed bids for dead timber at fair grounds sought
Bids will be received by the secretary through Saturday Oct 3 for all dead timber at the fair grounds. Binders must burn brush and keep grounds clear. The society reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J D Gunsnow, Secy. Also local notices and social items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Gunsnow
Secy
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Young Smythfield
Mercer & Chilcote
Eo Pd Pe
Frank Webb
Surrey
Harvey Wartel
John Rupp
Muscatine
John Barnard
Smouse & Co
City and Farm Properties
Highland Park
Fastside
Wicelaee
Cardus
W. ScorteLp
Dr. Thomas
Justice Court
W. EF. Brinton
David Munro
Westchester
A. J. Cummings
Court House
Loyal Temperance Legion
Smouse
Wis
Dr. Palmer
Opera House
D. C
Tom Evenina Jour
Ed Walthers
Iknoxville
Charles Rupp
Dave Kilgore
Belle Kilgore
West Chester
Mr. Smith
Smith Bros
Brighton
Col
D. J. Palmer
Pilotsburg
Messrs. Neal and Ashby
G. V. Dickerson
Bates County
Fred Whittaman
Clark Sitlar
Buffalo Bill
Wild West
George Glick
Hotel Allen
C. Waters
Washington Silver Club
Smith
Will Maxwell
O. F. Haight
Coppock Mills
Potter
Des Moines
Pei
Luckey
Jack
Palma
Hugh Kendall
Friends of Tit Journal
Gampe
Gottice
Chicago Chronicle
B. F. Brinton
Hallie Berdo
Laura
Lord
Burnside
Misher
The
Heights
Colorado
Ainsworth
Shearer
George Blair
Drake
Dodge City
Kan
W. J. McConnahey
Rev. Coffman
Tiskilwa
Illinois
A. A. Wiley
Lineville
Sickles
Alper
Sigei
F. L. Phelps
Florence
Bessie
Minneapolis
Phelps
Joseph Keck
A. J. Davidson
First
U. . Church
Pennsylvania
Alex Knox
Bellfontaine
Ohio
Jett
Hall
Bk. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F.j.cheney & Co
Chas. Stump
BE. BE. Thomas
Soto
E. C. Carris & Co
W. Jugenheimer
Houdek
Sid
H. Sanford
O.G. Wilson
Belleville, Il
MeKinley
Baird & Patton
Japan
Ceced
Wm. Blair
U.S
B. & W. Kiys
Fox
New York
WM. A. Broom
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