Cheap Rates to Pacific Coast on Iowa Central Trains
The Iowa Central offers reduced one way fares to California Mexico Oregon Washington British Columbia Utah Montana and Idaho at 15.00 below regular fare. Starting Wednesday October 3 and every Wednesday thereafter tourist cars run to Los Angeles and San Cisco via Kansas City and the Santa Fe System. Call agents or A B Cutts G P and T A for details.
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Iowa Centra
California
Mexico
Oregon
Washinton
British Columbia
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Los Angeles
San San Cisco
Kansas City
Santa Fe
A. B. Cutts
G. P
T. A
Travel Offer to Buffalo and Return via Nickel Plate
$13.00 round trip from Chicago to Buffalo on Oct 10 11 12 13 via Nickel Plate Road. Return until Oct 19 or 20 by extension. Three through daily trains with Vestibuled Pullman sleepers and Club Meals in dining cars at $1.00. No excess fare. John Y. Calahan, General Agent, Chicago.
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Chicago
Nickel Plate Road
Buffalo
Nickel Pilate Road
John Y. Calahan
Adams
Washington Winter Lecture Course Dates and Tickets
The winter lecture course lists events including Hungarian orchestra on November 1 and speakers John T. McCutcheon on November 22 Lincoln Steffens on December 3 Kryl Concert Co January 14 Reno B. Welbourn February 14 and Style Glee Club March 19. Organizers urge 400 ticket buyers to avoid losses and keep Washington a strong lecture town. Mrs F A McDowell traveled to Des Moines for a W C T U convention yesterday.
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Hungarian Orchestra
John T. McCutcheon
Lincoln Steffens
Kryl Concert Co
Reno B. Welbourn
Style Glee Clut
Washington
County News Notes From Riverside Social And Local Arrivals
Sept 20 reports show M F Horn visiting Iowa City and Ss W Harr and family visiting relatives there. J P Thomann travels to Guttenburg for a Roman Catholic Mutual Protective society meeting as delegate. Captain Frank Critz returns from Burlington after attending a 25th Iowa regiment reunion. Ray Fesler visits from Muscatine, Laura Clark visits Iowa City, J M Burge visits Pleasant Valley township on business, Irma Critz visits Hl Critz in Washington.
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M. F. Horn
Lowa City
Ss. W. Harr
Iowa City
Mr. Harr
Oxford
J. P. Thomann
Guttenburg
Iowa
Roman Catholic Mutual Protective Society
Frank Critz
Burlington
25Th
Ray Fesler
Muscatine
Laura Clark
J. M. Burge
Pleasant Valley Township
Irma Critz
Hl. Critz
Washington
Local Movements and Community Notes Across Town
Oct 1 Marsh Adams moved to North English with family for a barber shop position. Samuel Manatt sold the Kalo na house to Frank Friese last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Randal and children visited Lone Tree Thursday. Work on new buildings progresses with foundations finished joists laid and brick work begun. Most Democrats attended a Washington meeting Saturday. Henry Lanser is clerk at Wray's drug store. Lil Sharp traveled to Washington Saturday on business. Mrs. Jackson expects her sister from Illinois this week for a short visit. Several locals plan to attend Cedar Rapids carnival this week. Mr. and Mrs. B Croy visited the Blocks Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jackson visited F Sharp Sunday. Clara Morhafer spent Sunday in Richmond.
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Marsh Adams
North English
Samuel Manatt
Kalona House
Frank Friese
John Randal
Lone Tree
Washington
Henry Lanser
Wray’s
Lil Sharp
Jackson
Illinois
Cedar Rapids
B. Croy
Blocks Home
Frank Conrad
Wayland
W. S. Leeper
Mennonite
John F. Roth
New Hamburg
Ontario
Ben Roth
Joe Roth
Mary Bigham
Roth
Winfield
Frank and
Sam Miller
Olds
Will Roth
Frey and Mast
Ida Hauenstein
Cotter
John Wenger
Otto Frey
Stuckey
Mussieman
Joseph Schrock
Local Gatherings Include Family Visits and Dinners
The Misses White hosted a party for about forty youths last Thursday evening. A basket dinner gathered relatives at the William Cherry home the same day. Leo Zook and family stayed with relatives near Wyman. William Cherry, Randolph and families visited Ed Statler on Friday. James Hunter of Keota spent Sunday with John Green. John Zook of near Crawfordsville visited his brother Lee Sunday. Blanche Helmick visited George Letters Sunday.
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White
William Cherry
Leo Zook
Wyman
Randolph
Cherry
Ed Statler
James Hunter
Keota
John Green
John Zook
Crawfordsville
Lee
Blanche Helmick
George
Community Notes From Wayland and Vicinity
Frank Conrad paints a residence in Wayland while Miss Ida Hauenstein visits Cotter. Mennonite church holds nightly services and mission sale with sixty dollar proceeds. Attendees travel from New Hamburg Ontario to Wayland for visits and a funeral at Wayland marks a week of local events.
Local News Briefs From Riverside on October 1
Oct 1 Eugene H Robinson of Salmon Idaho preached at Sabbath services en route to Princeton seminary. Miss Helen Waterman, a Washington visitor, was here Saturday. William Jennings builds a new barn for George Hyde. A J Morgan has been quite ill. Announcement cards report the marriage of Miss Margaret Roberts and Dr M McClurg of Keosauqua, with Roberts a former local teacher.
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Eugene H. Robinson
Salmon
Idaho
Princeton Seminary
Helen Waterman
Washington
William Jennings
George Hyde
A. J. Morgan
Margaret Roberts
M. McClurg
Keosauqua
Roberts
New Haven and West Chester retain Rev. J. I. Catlin
The churches agreed to keep Rev. J. I. Catlin as full time pastor starting December 1, with past service at one-half time praised. Delegates from New Haven and West Chester attended yesterday’s meeting, and the community expressed jubilation over the outcome and future prospects.
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Baptist Church
New Haven
West Chester
J. I. Catlin
Marr
May McCaleb
Velma Marr
N. J. Cuddeback
Ernest Snyder
Mrs. Marr
Tom Rieghard
Clint Robertson
J. L. Mayer
Gotlieb Mayer
John Mangold
Oct 2 Update of Local and Visiting Residents
Miss Mildred Stearns returned from a Sunday visit with relatives at Oskaloosa. S. R. Miller of Washington arrived to handle business for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Donaldson left for Edgington Indiana to visit relatives. W. Sands E A Sands and Alex Henderson traveled to Washington to visit their old home in Sweetwater Tennessee. Miss Delia Champion returned home to Iowa City. Mrs. J. Lindley Coon visited and returned to Newton. Fred Spalding went to Keota to assist in the band. P. Nichols came back from Pan Handle Texas after two weeks away. D. R. Beatty of Fairfield arrived for business matters.
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Mildred Stearns
Oskaloosa
S. R. Miller
Washington
Richard Donaldson
Edgington
W. Sands
A. Sands
Alex Henderson
J. N. Sands
Sweetwater
Tenn
Mies Delia Champion
H. A. White
Iowa City
D. R. Beatty
Fairfield
Dr King’s New Life Pills Claim Quick Cure
An advertisement proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure blood poisoning from chronic constipation and remove poisons from the system. It promises relief from sour stomach nausea headache dizziness and colic without discomfort, priced at 25 cents and guaranteed by Stewart, druggist.
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Dr. King
Stewart
Charley Thomas Visits Brighton on Thursday
Charley Thomas of Brigh ton was a business visitor in the neighborhood Thursday, continuing his local errands and meetings.
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Charley Thomas
Brighton
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Work & Meek
West Side
Pacifico Coast
F. A. McDowell
Des Moines
Kelley
Chautauqua Grounds
Transfer & Storage Co
Washington, Iowa
the County News
Journal
Riverside
Kalona
Dublin
Ainsworth
SOL. Rich & CO
East Side Square
Tre
Cole
Geo. Stewart Hardware Co
South Side Square
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Miss Anna Eagle
Eichelberger
Brown
Candy Kitchen
North
Iowa Ave
Casey’s
Hotel Colenso
A. R. Singmaster
West Chester Mutual
A. R. Conrad
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