Degree of Honor Fair Raises Funds at Armory
The Degree of Honor auxiliary to the A O U W held a fair and oyster supper at Armory D last night. A neat sum was cleared by the order, with $1030 from the fancy work table and pastry and cooking department. Mrs J G Stewart and Mrs R A Riley presided. Caterers included several members led by Mrs Cal Long and others. The event followed by supper after the Graham performance, with more sales planned Monday night for the Court of Honor hall as part of the 231st anniversary meeting. Dry goods merchants agree to six o clock closing from November 1 1901
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory D
J G. Stewart
R. A. Riley
Armory
Albert Wilber
Frank Edworthy Sr
Cal Long
Fred Nelswanger
Hout
Blanche
Kate Miller
Ob « Dodder
Roy Davis
The
Graham
U.W
U. W
Workman Narvis
Court of Honor
Morning and Evening Religious Services and Notices
Morning service features voluntary Gloria Lord s Prayer hymn solo The Man of Galilee Mrs Parkinson sermon by the pastor poem Crossing the Bar Samuel Gardner Alma Brindley solo The Home of the Soul Benediction Evening service in memory of the translated dead includes voluntary prayer Lead Kindly Light poem Resignation Mrs Schreckengast roll of the church s dead two years poem A New Little Girl in ER VOR Miss Kinne duet Saved by Grace Prof R E Daugherty Mrs Eddy brief address solo Some Sweet Day The Christian s Good Night prayer and benediction public invited Rector offers pile cure with guarantee samples free J A Stewart advertisement
Farm Sale Near Palmer Farm Enters Donovan Ownership
Wall Cherryholmes sold a 160 acre tract adjoining Col. D. J. Palmer farm for 75 per acre. A. J. Donovan of Oregon bought the land and will take possession on the first of March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. D
J. Palmer
A. J. Donovan
Oregon
Frick & Johnson Contractors Notice and Cure Claim
The undersigned deny responsibility for debts of sub contractors unless ordered in writing. J H Frick presides. Henderson Grimett suffers partial paralysis. after treatment by a physician and Chamberlains Pain Balm he regains use of his arm and side. The balm is praised for cures of paralysis rheumatism sprains and bruises sold by Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Grimett
Chamberlain
Geo. R. McDonald
Man
Logan County
W. Va
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Journal Buys Wood Cords for Subscriptions
The Journal office will use a few cords of wood applied on subscription.
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Journal
Gluttony and digestive cures praised in old health ad
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement extols gluttony as overindulgence and links it to weak stomachs and systemic weakness. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is claimed to cure stomach and digestion disorders, with a testimonial from Mrs. C. L. Brooks of Poland Maine praising rapid relief after four bottles. The text also mentions Pierce's Pellets for biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
C. L. Brooks
Poland
Androscoggin Co
High Rollers Extravaganza at Graham Next Wednesday
The High Rollers troupe performs at the Graham venue next Wednesday evening in a burlesque opera showing ornate scenery and clever specialties. The act aims to please a refined audience and offers up to date entertainment without offending discerning ladies in attendance.
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High Rollers
the Graham
Birth of a Famous Hymn by Ira Sankey Story
In The Ladies' Home Journal Cleveland Moffett recounts Ira D. Sankey's creation of The Ninety and Nine during Moody and Sankey's Britain tour. Sankey found a penny paper verses about a lost sheep, led to a solo at Edinburgh Free Assembly Hall, and composed the hymn notes on the spot.
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Mr. Sankey
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Cleveland Moffett
Ira D. Sankey
Moody and Sankey
Great Britain
Glasgow
Mr. Moody
Edinburgh
Free Assembly
Doctor Bonar
Pile Cure Offered With Guarantee and Free Samples
J. H. Stewart offers a great pile cure with a pile pipe free in each package, backed by a positive written guarantee and no cure, no pay. Miss DeForrest of Davenport sang last night and returned this morning. Rev DeForrest will conduct services tomorrow at Trinity Chapel.
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Rector
J. AH. Stewart
J. H. Stewart
Miss DeForrest
Davenport
Rev. DeForrest
Coal Fire Delays Rock Island Trains at Sheffield Illinois
Mail to Chicago arrived late due to a coal chute fire beside the tracks at Sheffield. Eastbound trains were several hours late. the Branch train and Rural Carrier were delayed. Opera notices follow with Burlesque Extravaganza “High Rollers in a Trip to Paris” at Graham theater showing Oct. 30 with a 30-member company and vaudeville acts. Seats on sale at Carris pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Illinois
Rock Island
Lil
Woodbull
Graham
Paris
Daly
Carris
Birthday Party for Miss Gay Johnson at R F Campbell Home
A birthday party was held today at the R F Campbell residence in honor of Miss Gay Johnson turning twelve. About 25 friends attended from 10 AM to 4 PM and an elegant dinner was served. Gus Hall visited his father Samuel Hall briefly before departing to Oskaloosa to work as a porter on a B C R N line from West Liberty to Albert Lea.
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R. F. Campbell
Gay Johnson
Gus Hall
Samuel Hall
Oskaloosa
West Liberty
Albert Lea
Brial
Chicago
Buffalo
Wellman
Store at Bay Villa Serves Broad Range of Goods
R Larson of Bay Villa Sundays River Cape Colony runs a rural store far from rail and town. He notes farmer custom within 30 miles and that Cham berlain s remedies are valued where doctor advice is scarce. Near his store a community of about 60 with 14 cures in 12 months using Chamberlain s Cough Remedy, sold by Stewart s Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
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R. Larson
Bay Villa
Sundays River
Cape Colony
South Africa
Larson
Chamberlain
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Wood Sawing Services Citywide Offer
Wood sawing available anywhere in the city at a stated rate per cord. We furnish our own fuel. Leave orders at any city wood yard or at Cunningham's, Brindley's Grocery. Satisfaction guaranteed. Warson and Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham's
Brindley’s
Warson & Arthur
Buchanan Sues Railway for 50000 Over Thayer Wreck
Fairfield resident C M Buchanan files suit against the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway seeking 50000 in damages after surviving injuries from No 3 wreck at Thayer. He has suffered prior wrecks and worsening health. A separate notice mentions Rev A W Douglass speaking on prohibition in Des Moines and a late October wedding in Brighton between Cordelle DeGalleford and John W Oldaker with a Chicago return plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Buchanan
Fairfield
Ottumwa Courier
C., B. & Q Railway Company
Buchanan
Thayer
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Mercer & Chilcote
H.S.& M. and Garson, Meyer & Co
Hubbard
Louisiana
New Orleans
Baird & Johnson
Cash Store
Campbell
Court of Honor Hall
Chariton
Ottumwa
Washington
Iowa
Spective
A. D
Blair & Son
Bowman Bros
New York
J.B. Oratl
M. E. Church
Man of
Galilee
Samuel Gardner
Home of the
Alma Brindley
Mem
Ory
Wall Cherryholmes
Frick & Johnson, Contractors
J. H. Frick
Pres
Swake
Ss Ba
Carris Pharmacy
Veal
Todd Stuart
Bidias
Dell H. Duncan
North Side Book Store
Keota
A. N. Alberson Ill
A. N. Alberson
Sioux City
Order of Eastern Star
Samari
Morrow
Trinity Chapel
A. B. Cummins
Chicago Mail
Harwood
South Side
Douglass
First U. P. Church of
Des Moines
Smouse’s
DeGalleford-Oldaker
Brighton
Elrod Dayton
Cordelle DeGalleford
John W. Oldaker
Welman
SOR
Sol Rich & Co
Sparland
Chas, R. Parkinson
Charter Oak
F. L. Stewart
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