Local social notes and church events in Pleasant Plain area
Miss Ann Eagle visits friends in Pleasant Plain while Mrs. James Miller of Thornburg visits Mrs. John Heaton. G W England family go to Keota for a day or two. Graham opera house opens tonight for season with The Little Outcast. Rev S Coates to Eldon to fill pulpit Sunday. Milt Dicken to Columbus Junction for a day or two fair. Psalm singing churches hold union prayer meeting at Second U P with S P Wylie leading. Prof Elias Handy returns to Washington after pulpit. Miss Lou Handy stays in city with Dr F A Roe. Graham ushers listed. Richard Miller to Chicago for university, will return to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Eagle
Pleasant Plain
James Miller
Thornburg
John Heaton
Milt Dicken
Columbus Junction
U. P
S. P. Wylie
Elias Handy
M. BE
Washington
Lou Handy
F. A. Roe
Burlington Hawkeye
The
Graham
Harris McGugin
Harold Dye
Arlo Jones Ray Foley
Richard Miller
Barclay Miller
Jas. Dye
Chicago
Ladies entertain Mrs Burnell at J Cunningham home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet at Mrs Harriet Page's home Friday at 2:30 PM. A company of ladies is being entertained this afternoon at the J Cunningham residence in honor of Mrs K A Burnell of Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Qunningham
K. A. Burnell
Newton
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Harriet Page
Dinner for Mrs McEwain and Edna at Mrs Glasgow’s Home
A small gathering of Mrs McEwain and her daughter Edna of Washington State will be entertained at dinner tonight by Mrs J D Glasgow at her residence on South avenue C.
Regular chapter meeting moved to Ola Miller home
The Chapter 1 P. B. O. will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Ola Miller’s home instead of September 13 with Mrs. McCulley. A marriage occurred at 1 30 this afternoon at Justice Folger's home between Clarence M. Stout and Clara May Reighard both from Dutch Creek township with witnesses Raymond Cook and Mrs Reighard. The couple will establish a home on a farm near McKain's bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Miller
McCulley
Justice
A. S. Folger
Iowa Ave
Clarence M. Stout
Clara May Reighard
Dutch Creek Township
Raymond Cook
Mr. Reighard
Chas. Stout
Rae McElmorney Weds John Cregg Wylie in East Main Street Nuptials
Last evening at eight thirty at the home of Mr and Mrs F M McElmorney Rae McElmorney wed John Cregg Wylie of Longmont Colorado. Rev W C Allen united the couple in ring ceremony as showers of rice swept the staircase amid a large gathering of friends. Out of town guests included Miss Effie McAlister of Chicago and the Montgomery sisters of Cleveland. The newlyweds to take the 12:45 Milwaukee train home and will reside in Longmont after October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. McElrioney
East Main St
Rae
John Cregg Wylie
Longmont
Colo
Ethel Montgomery
Mendelssohn
Maurine McLaughlin
Theodore Allen
W. C. Allen
Miss Houdek
Lucy
Nena Wilson
Hannah Eicher
Mary Steck
Blanch Nichola
Marguerite McGugin
Effie McAlister
Chicago
Montgomery
Dack Montgomery
Cleveland
R. 8. McElhinney
Morning Sun
Jno. Shuman
Beaver Falls
Local residents make moves and travel in the region
J W Fisher and Dr G W Pratt traveled to Brighton for business this morning while Joe Clyde also headed to West Chester. Miss Cecil Corbit returned home from West Chester after visiting the H F Neal home. L Kline set off for Grinne then Spokane Washington on extended business. Miss Fitzpatrick arrived from Chicago to trim at Mike C Lewis millinery. Mr and Mrs G K McFarland moved from near Wayland to reside in town on south Washington property. H M Baker returned from Bremer County where his brother M T Baker lay ill. the elder remains seriously ill and recovery is unlikely. Baker noted Washington towns keep pace with improvements and returned hopeful about home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fisher
Brighton
G. W. Pratt
Joe Clyde
West Chester
Cecil Corbit
H. F. Neal
L. Kline
Grinne
Spokane
Washington
Miss Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Mike C. Lewis
G. K. McFarland
Wayland
H. M. Baker
Bremer County
M. T. Baker
Blaze at Riverside Destroys Two Shops in Early Morning Fire
Riverside Sept 5 Fire destroyed the Thomann blacksmith shops and Hahn wagon shop with an estimated loss of 6000 dollars. The rear ends were ablaze when seen and the firemen saved the Schnoebelen and Rummelhart livery stable nearby. Hahn shop carried about 2500 dollars in loss with no insurance while Thomann faced about 3500 with some insurance. No cause determined and no wind aided spread to nearby residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Specia
Thomann
Hahn Wagon
Hahn
Schnoebelen & Rummelhart
Flood Remedies Curb Swine Disease in Iowa Herd
Frank N. Melinsky of Washington Iowa reports six hogs lost before using Floods Remedies and five sick hogs. After starting Floods Remedy the herd of 57 head shows no spread of swine plague and all recoveries. He gives a strong testimonial to the remedy’s preventive effect.
Probation Request for Coal Delivery Method
On probation I would ask you to take some of my Coal on probation. Just try it and my method of delivery. I can suit you. Marion T. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion T. Anderson
The Little Outcast at the Graham Tonight
See The Little Outcast in the Graham this evening. First play of the season this evening. Joe Limerman of West Chester was in the city on business. He shipped a car load of fine horses to Buffalo today. Mrs. Robert McElwain and daughter Edna of Seattle are visiting relatives in the city. J J Kellogg and Alf Chileste left for Main creek to campaign against the tsh today. Results of their expedition not yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Limerman
West Chester
Bufalo
Robert McElwain
Edna
Seattle, Wash
Ella Rownd
City
J. J. Kellogg
Alf Chileste
Main Creek
Tsh
Local notables visit Brighton on various errands
G M Zaring, a business visitor, was in Brighton yesterday. R Huebener from Grace Hill came in today on business. William McClelland of Brighton visited for business. Mrs Joe Limerman of West Chester shopped in the city today. Miss Belle Kilgore moved to a flat above Mike C Lewis millinery. Howard Stewart of Ainsworth won second in the grain and stock judging at the state fair last week. Mr and Mrs G W Hobson left for Chariton Iowa to visit relatives for two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Zaring
Brighton
R. Huebener
Grace Hill
City
William McClelland
Joe Limerman
West Chester
Belle Kilgore
Mike C. Lewis
Howard Stewart
Ainsworth
G. W. Hobson
Chariton
Iowa
Miss Nancie Springer Resigns as City Librarian to Visit Reno
Miss Nancie Springer plans to resign from her city librarian post and travel to Reno after receiving a telegram from H. W. Huskey urging her visit. She has served fourteen years and will join his wife Annie Springer Huskey, aiming for rest and time with her niece Mrs Husk y in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancie Springer
H. W. Huskey
Reno
Nevada
Miss Springer
Annie Springer-Huskey
Huskey
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Orville Elder
Pupiisame
East Main
MOGAE
Bei Ember
Farmer Auctioneers
Mason
Putherland Bros
Laws
K. KR
Casey’s
Stewart’s
A. E. Roe
Washington Co. Sav.bank
Electric Lighthouse
Andy Brady
G. L. Duke
S. Lowa Ve
Mart Anderson
S. 7Th Ave
M. E. Church
N. Ave. B
Washington, Iowa
Foley
G. W. England
Keota
Graham Opera House
Coates
Eldon
INS Society
New York
2Bc
Frank N. Melinsky
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