Queen Esther Circle to Host Chicken Pie Supper
The Queen Esther Circle of the M. E. church plans a chicken pie supper at Armory Don next Thursday evening from 5 o clock. Admission is 2 cents and all are invited. The St James School Carnival is set to open on November 10. A total lunar eclipse is scheduled for the night of October 16 with the moon entering shadow at 11 17 and total eclipse at 12 18 a m October 17. Rural route inspector Robi Martin says Dublin and Grace post offices likely to stay open despite new rural routes.
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Queen Esther
M. E. Church
Armory Don
St. James
Robi. Martin
Dublin
Grace Till
Dublin and
Grace Jil
Charley
Stewart
Meeting for Mutual Telephone Subscribers
A meeting of all current subscribers and those wishing to subscribe is set at 8S. W. Brookfort’s office on Friday evening October 17 at 7 40 p.m. Full attendance is requested.
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Mutual
Crawfordsville Daily Social Roundup of Visits and Travel
A flurry of travelers and visitors reported in Crawfordsville with routine business and social visits. Adams and Rankin went to Crawfordsville and Cedar Rapids respectively, while Hollingsworth returned from Chicago and Whitman headed to Bushnell on business. Others journeyed to Keota Burlington Morning Sun Des Moines and Sigourney with family stays in Des Moines Rochelle and Sigourney.
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BE. Adams
Crawfordsville
Liv. Hollingsworth
Chicago
Allen DeLong
Wyman
Anan Rankin
Cedar Rapids
Don Whitman
Bushnell
R. KR. Bratton
Tipton
A. J. Hillhouse
Keota
Will Kerr
Burlington
First Presbyterian Ladies to Hold Called Meeting
The ladies missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will hold a called meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2590 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. L. Mactingin. Miss Clara Ross celebrated her 18th birthday Saturday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Win Ross on North Second Ave with twelve friends enjoying games and a luncheon.
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Ladies Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
R. L. Mactingin
Clara Ross
Mra Win Ross
North Secand Ave
Forgery in a Moving Wagon Visit Affects Keokuk
Mr J M Denny aided Mrs Foster and her four children in Keokuk Iowa by giving an order for groceries that was later altered from one to two dollars. The Alberson Grocery honored the higher amount, exposing a crude forgery. The Fosters are long gone and unlikely to be pursued.
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J. M. Denny
Mr. Foster
Fairview
Minn
Keokuk
Iowa
Mrs. Foster
Mr. Denny
Remarkable cures claimed for Chamberlain's remedy in public letters
A condensed sample from readers across walks of life and states praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One Georgia letter from T W Greathouse credits it with curing seven years of chronic diarrhoea. Additional lines advertise merchants, a watch reward, and a romantic reference to Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Chamberlain
Union
T. W. Greathouse
Prattsburg
Stewart's
Cook & Sherman
Boy Hurt by Horse Crash at Street Corner
An eleven year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Goodwin, was kicked by a horse Saturday afternoon at the southeast corner of the square. He suffered a fractured skull above the right eye and other injuries though none are expected to be permanently serious. He was taken home near Brighton Saturday evening. Separately, Rock Island settled claims with two women injured by a train on Bryan day at the Columbus Chautauqua. amounts not disclosed but settlements likely fair, while the livery driver’s partial fault keeps no settlement yet.
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Chas. Goodwin
Charles Goodwin
Tie
Brighton
Rock Island
Bryan
Columbus Chautauqua
Fruit Sticks at Johnson's Tomorrow and Other News
A local notes column reports Fruit Sticks at Johnson's and Boston Brown bread at Johnson's tomorrow. A. Booth, recently ill at his south Washington home, is improving and hopes to fully recover. Moomey of Wellman, injured while hunting, sustained a gunshot wound but is recovering. G L Fisher of International Correspondence Schools advertises in Washington and neighboring counties, promoting the school’s teaching methods and opportunities.
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A. Booth
South
Washington
Moomey
Wellman
Columbia Pharmacy
Fisher
Life saving pills praised by Durham reader
Death seemed near from a long stomach and liver trouble but Dr King's New Life Pills saved my life and health. Best pills on earth and only 25 cents at Stewart's pharmacy. O F Haight runs the Singer Sewtog Machine office near the First UP Church north door. Full line of repairs and in stock parts available.
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P. Muse
Durham
Dr. King
Stewart’s
O F Haight
Churen
Baptist church guests praised in handwritten note
A public social note from Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Lilley expresses sincere appreciation for a Baptist church social visit on October 7 and tokens of friendship left behind. Obie Warner enjoyed a drive with Centerville ladies to Wellman despite train delays and rain.
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The
Baptist Church
B. F. Lilley
Obie Warner
Tie
Centerville
Wellman
Dr. Smith
Inlaw
Miss Smith
Frank Pieere
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised by Kentucky Druggist
Davis Kentucky pharmacist T Smith reports rapid sales of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds claiming it cures many cases where doctors failed. Mothers rely on it and physicians recommend it with a satisfaction guarantee and refunds. Trial bottles offered. regular sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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T. Smith
Davis
Dr. King
Stewart
Tria
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J. Albert Williams & CO
Nusac
Dougherty Gros
West Side Clothiers
the Evening Journal
Postotice A
Washington Lowe
LOS Notices
Columbia Ednesda
Ber
D. J. Norton, JR
North Side of Square
TLOWA
Nicola & Campbell
Undertakers
West Side
Evening Journal
Allen's
John Shields & Son
Canton
Neiswanger’s
Canton Coal
Beacon Coal
Means & Stichter
Nicola & Campbell's
John Shields
Frank Weason
James Ousger
Hatsing House
Hart Schaffner
Mary Ailorade
Crooks
M. Smith
Wriday Hight
Sam Swick
Des Moines
Joe Allen
Winfield
Todd
Columbus Junction
Safeguard
Glasgow
Harry Hale
Shelly
Margaret Walker
Livingston Artract
Kate Benz
Sioux City
Pred Neiswanger
Williamsburg
C. T. Smith
East Washington Street
L. W. Bartholomew
Sigourney
Chas, Ward
Mazel
Jonathan Ross
Jas
Matthews Place
Havre
Andy Stranahan
Miss Stranahan
A. J. Durland
Norfolk
Neb
B. W. Nicola
East Main Street
Johnson's
Orm
Harwood
South Side
Canton, Hi
Kentucky
Aan Neswanger
Cash Coal Dealer
Reynold
Brinton’'s Entertainment
W. F. Brinton
Graham Opera House
Ohngemach
Brinton
Martinique
Sam Gon & Livingston
Caleeka
Wines
Rocky Mountain Tea
J. H. Stewart
Boston
Deatius
J. B. Crail’s
Washington, Iowa
Sam
Work & Meek
West Side Square
Justin
H. F. Steck’s
Bollabte Jeweler
Hotel Allen
Frank Rogers
Chas. R. Parkinson
Kaye & Lytle
East Side Square
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