Nicola family updates and local events headline
George W Nicola and family spent Sunday with Walter Nicola at Riverside. Miss Lou Nicola to teach fall term at Middleburg school. The Graham opera house opens season with A Little Outcast on Sept Sth. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for quick healing of burns and wounds at Stewart's drug store.
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George W. Nicola
Walter Nicola
Riverside
Harry DP. Dodder
Portland
Oregon
G. W. Nicola
Washington
Lou Nicola
Middleburg
Middleburg School
Jessie I. Sage
K. Main St
Graham Opera House
Sam Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Bucklen
Stewart
Special Rock Island Train to Columbus Junction Fair
The Rock Island will run a special eight coach train to Columbus Junction fair next Thursday the 6th. It will depart Sigourney and leave Columbus Junction at 7 p m returning thirty minutes before the Firefly. A Washington and Keota baseball game is also scheduled on the fair grounds that day.
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Rock Island
Columbus Junction
Sigourney
Washington and Keota
Regular meeting announced for tomorrow night
J. M. Thompson and P. C. call for good attendance at a regular meeting to be held in the Post room tomorrow night.
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J. M.thompson
P. C
Parasol Left At Journal Office after Chau Tauqua
On Thursday afternoon at Chau Tauqua in the big tent a brown silk parasol was left behind. Finder is asked to leave it at the Journal office.
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Chautauqua
Journal Office
Miss Maude Morton Returns to New York Store Duties
Miss Maude Morton resumed her duties at the New York store this morning after a month’s vacation.
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Relief from Colds
A neglected cough or cold may lead to bronchial or lung troubles. Foley's Honey and Tar affords perfect cure from serious effects of a cold. Available at all druggists.
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Foley
Closing Sessions of the Past Chautauqua Season
The Washington County Chautauqua of 1906 closes after a strong program despite Dr Lamar missing two connections. Prof Wilcox and Dr Soltau drew praise while Bishop McCabe Governor Folk and Co Bain impressed. Rain affected attendance. a home talent finale ended the week. Upcoming events include a Columbus Junction fair game and local notices of births and visits.
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Washington County
Wilcox
Soltau
Bishop McCabe
Folk and
Bain
Lamar
Schreckengast
Mediapolis Chautauqua
Dr. Lamar
Washington Band
Chautauqua
I. B. Scheckengast
Local Notes From Richmond Area The County News
Babe and Ehler Elskamp return home after summer at Grandpa Smith's. Frank Welte and David Welland attended the State fair. Jim Yanskey and mother visited James Yanskey in Riverside. Joe Stumps' boy sunburned but recovered. Lon Dann and Wil Koening to Iowa City. Parochial schools open Tuesday. Leo Lintz to study at Washington Academy. Knebel and Koening sold cattle to Adams of Lexington. Mrs. Page relapsed. Tony Kron's son recovering after Mercy Hospital operation under Dr J M Chittum. Ida McCombs home from Chautauqua. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bockhorst and the Misses Vacha at Chautauqua. Anna Kroes visited Saturday. Mrs. Jos Lashek is ill.
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Babe
Ehler Elskamp
Grandpa Smith
Frank Welte
David Welland
Frank Friends
Jim Yanskey
Riverside
James Yanskey
Joe Stumps
Lon Dann
Wil Koening
Iowa City
Leo Lintz
Washington Academy
James Knebel
Henry Koening
Adams
Lexington
Page
Tony Kron
Mercy Hospital
J. M. Chittum
Ida McCombs
Chautauqua
Henry Bockhorst
Vacha
Anna Kroes
Jos
Lashek
Local residents and visitors recount a busy weekend
Sept 3 notes list: Harry Dodder a Washington traveler. Mrs. Geo Palmer arrives from Webster City to visit daughter Mrs J L Mitchell. Glenn Huston visits between trains. Mr and Mrs J R Rickey spend Sunday with Columbus Junction friends. Rev Charlies Meyers leaves for Mt Pleasant then Grinnell for annual conference. S W Neal of Washington stays with Marion Neal. T J Long in Mt Pleasant. Theodore Neal of Oskaloosa visits daughter Mrs John Slane. Robert DeHarpoort ill with typhoid. Miss Pearl Fishburn returns from Washington. H Robbins and W S Van Sant building a barn for J M Maxwell. Mrs E C Daugherty improving on new farm from S P Gordon. Mr Lodders returns to Wayland after week with daughter Mrs George Kilbourne. Mrs A A DeLong returns from visit with friends.
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Harry Dodder
Washington
S. W. Neal
Marion Neal
T. J. Long
Mt. Pleasant
Theodore Neal
Oskaloosa
John Slane
Robert DeHarpoort
Pearl Fishburn
H. Robbins
W. S. van Sant
J. M. Maxwell
E. C. Daugherty
S. P. Gordon
Lodders
Wayland
George Kilbourne
A. A. DeLong
Carr heads to Chicago then Valparaiso for son's schooling
Sept 3 notes C H Carr travels to Chicago to meet his son and then proceed to Valparaiso Ind where the boy will enroll in school. Miss Ida Starr leaves for Riverside to teach this fall. Walter Leighton of the Leader store moves to Waterloo with Clyde Hall taking his place. Wellman played Kalona here Friday in a close ball game.
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C. H. Carr
Chicago
Valparaigo
Ind
Ida Starr
Riverside
Walter Leighton
Leader Store
Waterloo
Clyde Hall
Wellman
Kalona
Local Sports and School News Highlight Weekend Events
The home team won 15 to 6 in a recent game. Iowa City Independents were defeated 16 to 6. The Trieschmann siblings Jake Katie and Lena plan to enter Corner College at Mt Vernon. Public schools opened today under Professor Thomas with a new kindergarten in rooms over the post office led by Miss Liberty Zimmerman. Rev W L Clapp and Mrs Clapp will attend conference in Grinner after last service of the year.
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Tory
Iowa City Independents
Jake
Katie
Lena Trieschmann
Mt. Vernon
Corner College
Thomas
Liberty Zimmerman
W. L. Clapp
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Relief for Kidney Trouble
Advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure can cure kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine's reach. It asserts the medicine can do more and is available through all druggists.
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Foley
Local notes on visitors and church conference kickoff
Miss Mary Young arrives from Earlville as Methodist ministers prepare to attend Grinnell conference this week. Ray Simpson returns to his Centerville home after a month here. Miss Kate Marbourg improves and friends are optimistic. The Dautre mont brothers visit from River side and Burlington. Mr and Mrs J A Young return from three weeks north enjoying lakes. Mr Young notes fish scarce this year due to high waters. W D Shearer shares clippings about Frank Hunting once from this place now a star pitcher in the west with 16 strikeouts in a single game.
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Mary Young
Earlville
Grinnell
Ray Simpson
Centerville
Kate Marbourg
Raymond Dautremont
Riverside
Richard
Oscar Dautremont
Burlington
J. A. Young
Mr. Young
W. D. Shearer
Washington State
Frank Hunting
Frank
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