Fresh home made fudges at Ewings candy kitchen
Mrs B La Rue departed this afternoon for Milwaukee Mrs Will Ditmar of Brighton pending Sunday with friends in his sty begs home this afternoon after Andrew McElhinney departed this afternoon on No 2% after spending week with his parents Mr and Mrs J McElhinney Mr and Mrs Elwyn Latta came in at urday night for a visit with relatives They leave tonight for Newark city where they will live in the future George H Craig the real estate man Riverside wrote in the city Saturday evening on his way home from Brafford Texas with a party of land seekers James D Patterson of Kalona was met this morning and brought with Jim Frank Strabala who is returning to his home in Sedalia Mo after staying with his parents Mr and Mrs Stratala both of whom are sick the mother not expected to live the son is unable to stay longer because of illness of his wife in Missouri
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew McElhinney
Thisfternoon
J. McElhinney
Elwyn Latta
Relatves
Newark City
Geo. H. Craig
Riverside
Brafford
Texas
James D. Patterson
Kalona
Jim Frank Strabala
Sedalia
Ohn
Stratala
Missouri
Kittie
Carrie Evans
Columbus Junction
S. B. Sands
Washington
W.T. Hollen
Clara O'Hanlon
Rubio
Kate Gray
A. E. Spalding
Yard
Bloomington
Baptist Church
Lillian Olds
Eva Easter
Bolan
Monument Dealer
Muscatine
Walter Jennings
Johnson Home
Columbus City
Jack Foster
Stillwater
Klahoma
J. M. Stewart
W. W. Moore
Edna
Emma Hazen
M. D. Yard
Crawfordsville
New Sharon
Iowa
Arthur Dodds
Wellman
J. W. Kirkpatrick
M. AL. Miller
Elizabeth Malin
KR. Miller
J. T. Long
E. Stotler
Allegheny
Rose Hill
Genuine Scranton Coal Keeps Anderson Hustling
Anderson promotes genuine Scranton Coal sold in large steel, dust proof cars with low breakage. He urges buyers to purchase this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Scranton
People and Places in Ainsworth Oct 8
Neighborhood notes list residents and visitors to Ainsworth and nearby towns. Kittie and Carrie Evans visited grandparents in Columbus Junction. Families from Rubio and Washington shopped, visited, or attended church.
Miss Georgia Hobart Visits Sister in Winfield
Oct 8 notes show Miss Georgia Hobart of Winfield visiting sister Miss Alice Hobart. Local residents attend services at United Presbyterian church and various neighbors travel to Washington. H Manners leaves for Iowa City for facial neuralgia surgery. Clark Eckerman and others conduct business in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Hobart
Winfield
Alice Hobart
Griswold
Columbus Junction
J. R. Rickey
Rob Cook
Near Washington
Jennie Cook
West Chester
United Presyterian Church
J. F. Buxbaum
Washington
T. W. Rickey
L. L. Teas
Edith Haccon
Brothers
Olena
Ill
H. Manners
Iowa City
Clark Eckerman
Hugh McCleery
W. H. Riley
Local Visitors Attend Services and Event in Keota
Mr and Mrs Will Holmes and Vera of Williamsburg visited Mrs J J Arnold. Rev Patterson preached at the Methodist church. Mrs B Jones and baby from Washington spent Sunday with Mrs Arnold. Rev Hills of Oskaloosa, head of Central Holiness college, preached at the Presbyterian church. Mr Brinkley formerly a local photographer presented a magic lantern show at the Christian church Saturday night. A fair sized crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Holmes
Vera
Williamsburg
J. J. Arnold
Patterson
Methodist Church
B.jones
Baby
Washington
Arnold
Hills
Oskaloosa
Central Holiness College
Presbyterian Church
Brinkley
Christian Church
Chicago barber Jack Monahan visits old Wellman friends
Oct. report notes Jack Monahan of Chicago visiting longtime Wellman friends. The Newt Gard ner, Wm. Hamilton and Tom Flaherty sale bills are out for a joint horse and mule sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Monahan
Chicago
Wellman
Newt Gardner
Wm. Hamilton
Tom
Flaherty
West Chester Social Roundup Notes and Local Changes
West Chester reports visits by John Heaton and wife from Washington after a two week Webster trip. F G Chesley relocates his house on J B Crayne addition. W S Boyer and wife visited near Richland. Scarlet fever cases remain light and improving. Miss Jennie Cook spent Sunday at Crawfordsville. Clarke Eckertman plans a poultry building and poultry purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heaton
Washington
Webster
F. G. Chesley
J. B. Crayne
W. S. Boyer
Richland
Jennie Cook
Crawfordsville
Clarke Eckertman
Trees at roadsides and roadside beauty in Good Roads
The article argues for planting trees and shrubs along highways to preserve moisture and shade, aiding road longevity. It cites differing state approaches, advocates for fruit and nut trees, and promotes roadside flowers to enhance landscape appeal and utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads
Tusea Dam
France
Death of Miss Ella Ferguson in Crawfordsville
Mary Ella Ferguson daughter of Samuel and Elsie A. Ferguson died at their home two miles west of Crawfordsville Sunday at 12 20 after ten months illness of gastric ratarrh. Born January 15 1859 in Crawford Township she lived here all her life and was member of the United Presbyterian church. She is survived by her father and mother, one brother Robert and sister Lizzie. Funeral services were held at one o clock conducted by Rev W G Robertson of the U P church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Mary Ella Ferguson
Samuel
Elsie A. Ferguson
Here
Crawford Township
United Presbyterian Church
Robert Ferguson
Lizzie Ferguson
W. G. Robertson
U. P. Church
Road Work in Missouri Corn Belt Shows Poor Results
A writer criticizes annual road grading practices in Missouri arguing that piling weeds sods and soil at road centers wastes effort. He urges building a durable earth road each year and notes danger of mudholes and persistent moisture when centers are left piled with rubbish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Corn Belt
I’armer and Stockman
An Intelligent Dog Demonstrates Notable Canine Intelligence
J L Brookhart recounts a hunting dog’s clever feat as it retrieves a pigeon. The young dog initially fails a high fence jump, then lowers the pigeon through the fence, backs off, and makes a second attempt to jump, delivering the prey to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brookhart
Jim
Band Concert Postponed By Power Failure
Due to a Saturday night power outage the band was unable to perform. They will hold the concert on Tuesday night instead, providing residents another chance to enjoy the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Boys
Rest Room Association Officers Plan Wednesday Meeting
Notice calls an officers and executive board meeting of the Rest Room Association for Wednesday afternoon at 3 20 by order of the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest Room Association
Local residents return from city and attend funeral
Hlomer Stevens Olive Todd and other residents traveled to Columbus Junction and Crawfordsville for weekend visits and a funeral. Mr and Mrs Wal Cherryholmes and Andrew Ferguson attended the Miss Ejla Ferguson funeral in Crawfordsville. Mrs Edgington and Mrs Simmons returned from Rock Island. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised as a cough remedy in the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Smiley
Ainsworth
Wal Cherryholmes
Andrew Ferguson
Crawfordsville
Ejla Ferguson
Wm. Edgington
Simmons
Rock Island
H. H. Killmer
Sigourney
D. B. Howard
Jan
Tom McClean Opens New Feed Mill in Town
Tom McClean announces a newly started feed mill offering prompt, attentive service for all orders. The business pledges careful handling and reliable grinding of feed to meet customer needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McClean
McLean
WOUNDS BRUISES AND BUNS DISCOVERIES IN HEALING
Antiseptic dressings can heal wounds faster before inflammation sets in reducing maturation time by about one third. Chamberlain's Pain Balm shares the principle, healing injuries quickly, alleviating pain, and preventing blood poisoning. For sale by Cook & Sherman and Stewart's pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Cook & Sherman and
Stewart's Pharmacy
New Department to Improve U S Highways Announced
The American Motor Car Manufacturers association announces a forthcoming department to handle highway improvements nationwide. Officials note fewer than 10 percent of U S roads are improved and urge legislation and public support to raise U S highway quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
United States
Cleveland Plain Dealer
America
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough Medicine Ad Claim
A vintage drugstore ad certifies that all druggists will refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It claims to stop the cough, heal the lungs and prevent serious results from a cold. It mentions curing Ja arippe cough and preventing pneumonia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine product is in a yellow package. Efase substitutes. All druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Oley
Towns Platted Along New Lines Spur Expansion
Florence and Cresbard in South Dakota platted with six elevators lumber yards and 60 buildings under construction. One million bushels of grain to be marketed as the country settles toward the James River valley. Brentford and Cresbard near Aberdeen listed private lot sales and rapid growth projections with towns of about 1000 residents. Thomas Way as Town Site Agent for the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway reports the plan dated Oct 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Brentford
Spink County
James River Valley
Cresbard
Faulk County
S. C
Thomas Way
Minneapolis & St. Louis R. K. Co
Aberdeen
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the Evening Journal
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Pun Istiee
Washington Laws
Office
East Main GT
Gal
Talis
J. H. Stewart’s
Journal Office
D. H. Miller
Frank McConney
East Washington St
Av Journal
Poland
Karl J. Beal
Phone R. R
Ournal
Orth Western CO
Dept
Wabash Ave
Hotel Colenso
Ewing
B. la Rue
Miwaukee
Ralph Gecay
Brighton
Vera Hull
Nicola and Harmon Familie
Riveride
John Somerville
Es Junction
S. Garrig
A. 8
Wayland
Freak
Cassady
Michels
Marshall
Ernstberger
Will Ditmar
the County News
Journal
KEOTA
Jerseys
Ella Ferguson
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
G&s
Hlomer Stevens
Miss Olive Todd
J. B. McCoy
Jessie White
Farre
Rickey
Hart Schaffner
F Marx
South Dakota
Ray H. Dean
Cook & Sherman's
A. R. Singmaster
West Chester Mutual
A. R. Conrad
Madam Alma
Washington House
Klein Kiothing Ko
the Clothiers
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