WANTS For Sale-S0 head choice yearling steers
For sale notice lists Teeter and Lathrop 69 30 lost sow about 300 pounds with right ear split. Dill Hay located 5 miles north east of Washington on Richmond road. Lost and Hoarders notice for Mrs Ing. For Sale 48 head of sheep by R A Dawson phone R20 13 68 20. Found mans coat on country road apply at Journal office. For Rent furnished rooms with furnace heat bath inquire M J Smith 600 W Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeter
Lathrop
Washington
Richmond Road
Ing
M. J. ‘Smith
W. Main St
Social notes from Brighton and nearby towns
Miss Birdie McElroy visits Brighton friends and Ea Eicher from Chicago returns home after a weekend at the H M Eicher residence. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Limerman of West Chester tour the city. Miss Alicia Schnoebelen of Iowa City stays in the city visiting. Katherine Mauthe leaves for Muscatine High School to teach German. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kilgore and children from West Chester visit relatives. Clay Humston of near Verdi travels to Marceline for Minnie Kahn’s wedding. An ad touts Preventics cold tablets sold by local druggists, claiming safety and quick action without quinine, laxatives, or harsh side effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie McElroy
Brighton
Ea Eicher
Chicago
H. M
Alicia Schnoebelen
Iowa City
Katherine Mauthe
Muscatine
Muscatine High School
Dave Kilgore
Mel
Isabel
West Chester
Clay Humston
Near Verdi
Marceline
Minnie Kahn
J. H Stewart
Infant Mary Bel Babcock Dies in Private Funeral
The body of Mary Bel Babcock infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Babcock arrived Saturday night from Chicago aboard No 11. Funeral services were held privately this afternoon at Mrs Hervey Bell's residence due to a state health ruling on meningitis. Rev W O Fisher conducted a brief service and interment followed at Elmrove cemetery. The parents receive public sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bel Babcock
John Babcock
Chicago
Hervey Bell
State Board of Health
W. O. Fisher
Elmrove Cemetery
Funeral of Miss Mary Tondre at St James Church
The funeral service for Miss Mary Tondre was held this morning at St James Catholic church at W o'clock. The large attendance filled the church as a solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev Father J W Sueppe with Rev Father B Jacobsteier of Riverside as deacon and Rev Father Grothe of Harper as sub deacon. As the procession left, Mrs Norton softly sang Lead Kindly Light. Pallbearers included John Buckley George Dempsey Matt Casey J C Swift Albert Donovan and Mr Seam el. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery where graves were wreathed with flowers.
Local Miss Grace Lytle Heads to Monmouth College
Miss Grace Lytle departed for Monmouth Illinois to resume college work. Miss Olive White returned Saturday from a six week visit with relatives across Illinois. Dr and Mrs W R Samson left for Burlington after visiting his parents the Samsons. L D Higgins of Standard Land Co leaves for Panhandle Texas with a good load. Mrs Ott and daughter Hope moved to Cedar Falls where Hope will enroll at the State Normal School this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lytle
Monmouth
Olive White
Illinois
W. R. Samson
Burlington
0. L. ‘Samson
L. D. Higgins
Standard Land Co
Panhandle
Texas
Ella Thompson
Washington
N. L. Utterback
Lebanon
Ind
Alma Sharp
Keola
W. W. Moore
Bans
Marie Schmidt
Columbus City
Dr. Craver
Little York
F. B. Jackson
Methodist Church
Bovee
M. L. Miller
Mabel Ross
Vinton
Iowa College For the Blind
W. A. Nelson
J. R. Hardin
J.C. Clark
Prairie Flower Church
County News Briefs From August County Fair and Local Checks
Rural Route Two reports August events in Junction and Columbus Junction fairs with visits by Sigafoose families and others. Eureka sermon draws strong crowd and hopes for Mr Stryker's return. Mentions Wilber Beenblossom illness, various trips to Washington and Columbus City, and church membership increases. Agassiz club reorganizes with a no eating rule. museum to Foster hall Parson’s College. Dr George Warren departs for Pontiac Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Sigafoose
Samuel Sigafoose
Junction Fair
Wim, Buntenbach
Hermon
Columbus Junction Fair
Elmer Bickford
Yoder
Kansas City
L. F. Sigafoose
Wilbereenblossom
W. R. Stryker
Eureka
Fairfield
Lowa
Agassiz Club
Jefferson County
Foster Hall
Parsons College
F. L. Rainey
United States
Local residents depart on various business trips and visits
RE P Dusenberry leaves for Burlington on business. F G Mason goes to Crawfordsville for a brief business trip. Mrs T Foley and son Ray travel to Town City for a brief business trip. Mrs Chas Meyers and daughter Frances from near Titus shop in the city. Miss Bertha Anderson and Miss Millie Beauchamp arrive from Wyman. The Misses Carpenter of Rock Island visit the C H Wilson home. Frank Avery and Donald McGregor of Fairfield visit friends. W F Jurging leaves for Olds representing Wilson Heating Co. Miss Bessie Jones heads to Mt Union for a short visit. Martina Swift leaves for Pleasant Plain to begin teaching. Melvin Munshower arrives from Winfield after weekend with relatives. Edna Klein departs for St Louis to enter deaconess training. Funeral routine closes millinery shops. Mrs Fred Brooks and children return from Illinois trip. Mrs John Havercamp and sons Julian and Paul of Muscatine visit J J Bailey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. P. Dusenberry
Burlington
F. G. Mason
Crawfordsville
C. H. Wilson
Frank Avery
Donald McGregor
Fairfield
W. F. Jurging
Olds
Wilson Heating Co
Bessie Jones
Mt. Union
Martina Swift
Pleasant Plain
Melvin Munshower
Winfield
Edna Klein
St. Louis
al Tondre
Fred Brooks
Illinois
John Havercamp
Julian and
Paul
Muscatine
J. J. Bailey
Big Ball Game Tomorrow at 3 Oclock Barbers Clash
Barbers vs Howard Hill game scheduled for 3 o clock tomorrow. Local arrivals include R H Malin from Columbus Junction and Mrs Ada DeMarce from Texarkana en route to Fairfield Ottumwa and Sigourney for visits. Dr Shoop Restorative advertised with claims of restoring stomach and heart nerves. samples offered by Dr Shoop of Racine and sold by J H Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Local travelers and visits noted in morning listings
D A Boyer traveled on business. Mr and Mrs P M Powelson and Mills Taylor left for Ainsworth and Wapello respectively. Stanley Miller visited from Mt Pleasant. Charles Hays went to Muscatine for Labor exercises. Elizabeth LeGill left for Harper to visit relatives. Mrs Letts and son James went to Chicago for a week with relatives. Mrs J A Todd headed to West Chester for two weeks with friends. Mrs M J Roberts and Miss en route home from Vermont. Pure Food ad promotes Honey and Tar as a safe cold remedy without opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Boyer
P. M. Powelson
Ainsworth
Mills Taylor
Wapello
Stanley Miller
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Hays
Muscatine
Chester
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Sol Rich & Co
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Laws
Mast Mmormuar
Wasmimeron Surua
Teamster
Journal Office
Mary Bell
Babcock
Miss Tondre
HE County News
George Warren
Pontiac
George
Poe
Marion,t. Anderson
Howard Hill
Academy
R. H. Malin
Columbus Junction
D. J. Masson
Stafford
Kan
Robert Kephart
Stronghurst
Ill
Mr. Felford
S. D. Schnoebelen
E. Sampson
Ralph Gowey
John Applegate
Donald
Esther Snook
Mary Steck
Wright
Keota
Bush
North Marion Avenue
Eagar Brown
Canton
Ada DeMarce
Frank
Texarkana
Jesse DeMarce
Ottumwa
Delta
Sigourney
Price
I. Rothschild & Co
South Side Square
Nicola & Harmon
North Side
Elizabeth LeGill
Harper
Theley
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