Court of Honor Elect Officers Meeting Notice
Embers Please take notice an election of officers will be held Friday evening September 6 1907. It is our duty to be present refresh ments served after the election. Elizabeth Burnside arrived Tuesday evening from Oskaloosa spent the night at the Steck house leaving yesterday for Madison Wisconsin. She was accompanied by her two nieces Marian and Helen of Madison who have stayed at the William Burnside home in Oskaloosa for the last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liss
Elizabeth Burnside
Oskaloosa
Steck Me
Dison
Wis
Marian
Helen Inside
Madison
Wm. Burnside
Mr. Marshall
Jericho
Chicago
Mrs. Laughead
Williams
McCall
Anderson
Miss Barnes
Ilim
Ilis
Rose
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Elizabeth MecCleery Marshall
Ainzahalta
Miss Dunn
America
The Cow-Puncher Play Promised for Coming Season
Local playgoers will witness one of the Wests most successful Western plays titled The Cow-Puncher produced by W. F. Mann. The production is set for Saturday September 21st and follows Manns history of bringing strong attractions to town.
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West
W. F. Mann
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised as Top Market Choice
The ad praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as one of the best market medicines for throat and lung diseases like coughs and colds. It notes wide consumption, safety, pleasant taste, and reliability, with sale through Cook and Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Chamberlain's
Cook
Sherman
Proof of Will Notice in Washington County Iowa
Notice to all concerned there is a will on file in the District Court clerk’s office for Mary Tendre deceased. The September term sets Monday September 16 1907 at 10 am as the time to prove the will Logan.
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District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Mary Tendre
Logan
Will. M. E
Grand jury errors prompt new drawing of twelve jurors
The September term court ordered a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors to redraw the grand jury after judges returned wrong names from precincts. Judge Preston cited legal flaws including listing election officers, and a new drawing will occur with county officials, auditors, clerks, and the county recorder coordinating the process. Henry Hiller remains jailed on a criminal charge as the new panel is formed. Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Preston
Henry Hiller
Miller
Morrison
Death of Elizabeth Mc Cleery Marshall in Jerusalem
Mrs. M P Mintier reports in a letter from Rose in Africa that Elizabeth McCleery Marshall, formerly of this city, has died in Jerusalem after illness. Rose notes the shock, her plan to meet Mr. Marshall, and mentions Miss Dunn who traveled with Elizabeth.
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Rose Mintier
Marshall
Jerusalem
M. P. Mintier
Rose
Africa
Elizabeth Marshall
Elizabeth McCleery
The Yankee Regent at the opera house September 16
The Yankee Regent with scenic effects and a large cast headlines the September 16 opera at the house. It is billed as a companion show to The Isle of Spice and The Royal Chef, with Jerome supplying a fulsome score famed in Chicago for 250 nights. Toby Lyons leads a 65 member cast in a pony ballet production that drew nine day notice in Chicago.
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Opera House
Jerome
Chicago
Toby Lyons
Local Society Notes From Chilli Cothe to Davenport
Miss Florence Arthaud returns home after a short visit to Edworthy and Arthaud homes in Missouri. Misses Eva Easter Beula Easter Agnes Tomey visit Miss Mabel Dunham in Ainsworth Rock Island yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Mauthe plan a Titus visit with Frank Anderson and then stay with daughter Mrs Ivan Rehmel near Grace Hill. Rev Arthur Johnson expects to preach in Hopkinton Iowa then return to Beaver Falls Pa. Elizabeth Johnson will join Monday in Davenport.
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Florence Arthaud
Chillicothe
Edworthy
Arthaud
Eva
Beula Easter
Ainsworth
Agnes Tomey
Rock Island
Mabel Dunham
John Mauthe
Titus
Frank Anderson
Ivan Rehmel
Grace Hill
Arthur Johnson
Hopkinton
Iowa
Covenanter Church
Beaver Falls
Elizabeth Johnson
Davenport
Local figures visit town and moveings noted
Fay Yerger of Sigourney visited friends in town. Dr Peterson of Muscatine arrived on the Firefly. Mrs Mary Gamble returned to Crawfordsville after a city visit. J J VanSype went home to Winfield after a business day. Dr and Mrs A A Sandy moved from the McClean house to the Mrs Rork property. A Crawfordoughs and wife depart for Helena Montana for a two week sightseeing trip. The Rev and Mrs Elias Handy entertaining in Burlington while attending the Methodist conference. Mrs Rev R L Patterson and daughter Ruth and Dam Godfrey of Wellman travel to Burlington for the conference.
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Fay Yerger
Sigourney
Doctor Peterson
Muscatine
Vienna
Mary Gamble
Crawfordsville
City
Elias Handy
Burlington
R. G. Jones
R. L. Patterson
Ruth
Dam Godfrey
Wellman
Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy Mailed Free On Request
Dr Shoop offers trial catarrh treatments mailed free to requesters in Racine Wisconsin proving the value of this scientific prescription. Drug gists widely recognize it and J H Stewart distributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Racine
Wis
J. H. Stewart
Beauchamp Heads Home After Brief Business Visit
F. H. Beauchamp traveled home to Wyman last evening following a short business visit, the details of which were not disclosed.
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F. H. Beauchamp
Wyman
Preventics Cold Tabs Promised to Prevent Pneumonia
Drugstore advertisement touts Preventics as safe quick relief for colds taken at the sneeze stage. Claims include preventing pneumonia bronchitis and La Grippe with no quinine laxatives or harsh effects. Sold in 48 tab boxes for 25 cents trial boxes 5 cents by J. H.
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J. H. Stewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank L. Wilson & Co
Best Shoe Repairing
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Chester White
Mason’s
J. S. Maxwell
J.j.mckeone
Nellie
Fay
Elizabeth McCleery Marshall
Axminster
New York
J. J. VanSype
Winfield
Mrs
A. A. Sandy
McClean
West Washington Street
Mrs. Rork
A. Crawbaugh
Helena, Mont
R. Stuart & Sons
So. P. O
J.A. Harwood
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