Fremont Voters Association to Meet in Burlington During Homecoming Week
Fremont Voters' association secretary T J Allen lists Washington county residents who voted for Fremont. A meeting is planned in Burlington on September 9 with a 10:00 am business session, a parade at 11:00 am, and a 1:30 pm public meeting at the Y M C A auditorium. An original poem about Fremont Volunteers will be read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Allen
Fremont Voters’ Association
Washington County
Fremont
Burlington
Andrew Ferguson
Washington
Iowa
Solomon Allen
Indiana
S. B. Barden
Wisconsin
W. B. Bell
Virgil Bradford
Wellman
Maine
Samuel Conner
J. W. Crawford
David Crawford
Wm. Carr
Crawford
G. W. Cady
Keota
Oregon
John Cochran
Crawfordsville
David Donaldson
Ohio
W. A. Downing
Dezoe
Henry Eckhardt
R. H. Fulton
Pennsylvania
Wm. Fulton
S. C. Gardner
Jas. Gardner
Lexington
R. P. Lewis
H. E. Miller
R. T. McCall
R. O. McFarland
Ennsyvania
H. E. McCollum
Hugh McCausland
E. R. Powers
Illinois
Perry Pippin
Michigan
J. B. Teller
W. A. Wilson
Ainsworth
Ilinois
J. W. Wright
North Fourth Street
Guardianship hearing and busy court docket in Fairfield
In district court Judge Leggett presides over the guardianship of Mrs. Mac Intire with Lafayette Coop of Peru backed by witnesses as a suitable guardian. The day also lists numerous default cases, civil decrees and adjourned matters as the court schedules juries and term-end actions for Sept. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alex Young
W. S. Runyon
Mr. Coop
Elliott
Twinam
Scofield
Hopkins
Sutherland
R. N
McCollum
Bryson
B&q
Hanley
Anderson
Preston
War veterans gathering at Fremont headquarters
Prof. Warrington P. Howe of Mt. Pleasant, Chaplain Jesse Cole of the Soldiers' Home Marshalltown, and Hon. Thomas Hedge are among speakers. Members must report on arrival at Fremont headquarters to register and receive badges.
Ladies Benevolent Society Meets at Mrs Shields Home
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Milan Shields for a routine gathering and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the Presbyterian Church
Milan Shields
Mrs Carl Roberts Hosts Dinner Honoring Miss Jessie Hoover
Mrs Carl Roberts entertained at six oclock dinner last evening in honor of her sister Miss Jessie Hoover with guests Miss Gertrude Ward Miss Florence Patterson and Miss Hazel Martin at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Roberts
Gertrude Ward
Florence Patterson
Hazel Martin
Miss Jessie Hoover
Farewell dancing party at Phoenix hall for city students
An informal farewell gathering last night at Phoenix hall drew over thirty couples. The event featured Ma hanna & Ogle's Iowa City orchestra and included several out of town guests such as Burrel Foster of Wellman Miss Bertha Barber of Troy N Y Miss Beatrice Klotz and Madge Gee and Jay Stapp of Columbus Junction Ray Reesinck of Muscatine Lawrence Beechler of Osmalosa Mr Pepper and Doctor Peterson of Muscatine Miss Maud Erdice E C Pulver and Fay Bales of Keota Fay Yuyer of Sigourney and Albert Fisher of Iowa City.
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Our City
Phoenix Hall
Mahanna & Ogle
Iowa City
Burrel Foster
Wellman
Bertha Barber
Troy
N. Y
Beatrice Klotz
Madge Gee
Jay Stapp
Columbus Junction
Ray Reesinck
Muscatine
Lawrence Beechler
Oskaloosa
Mr. Pepper
Doctor Peterson
Maud Erdice
E. C. Pulver
Fay Bales
Keota
Fay Yuyer
Sigourney
Albert Fisher
Mrs Anderson Hosts Informal House Party For Friends
Last evening Mrs Elizabeth Anderson entertained a number of friends informally in compliment to Miss Elizabeth Johnson and the Rev Arthur Johnson of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Anderson
Elizabeth Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Beaver Falls
Mrs Ondle and Edith Shan afelt Entertain Tomorrow Evening
The Misses Ondle and Edith Shan afelt will entertain tomorrow evening at their home on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Ondle
Edith Shanafelt
East Main Street
Ladies Missionary rally at First United Presbyterian Church
The Ladies' Missionary society held an all day rally in the church parlors. They brought baskets and shared a noon dinner. In the afternoon the regular meeting convened and a special offering was collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society of
The
First United Presbyterian Church
Russian Jew Smuggled In Hidden Barrel to America
Waterbury dispatch details Szyman Mosonvitch, fleeing Russian outrages, landing in New York Bay inside a light barrel after bribing a crew officer. He then appeared in Waterbury, while aboard ship companion Max Goldman was deported for defective eyes and did not attempt the barrel ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Szyman Mosonvitch
Waterbury
Conn
New York Times
Mosowvitch
United States
New York Bay
Mosonvitch
Max Goldman
Stopers organize lodges to back legitimate mining in Mexico
The Stopers, a new fraternal group drawing mining men, plan lodges in Mexico. They offer standard benefits and aim to promote legitimate mining while opposing wildcat schemes. Membership covers miners, engineers, owners, brokers, managers, and stockholders connected with the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stopers
Mexico
Paris Actress Supplies Hair for Repairing Trousers
M Georges Duval the dramatist and author of Les Petites Micha Veronique will not part with a pair of trousers repaired by a hair thread. A Paris actress used hair from her head to thread a needle after a costume malfunction at the Nouveautes theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Georges Duval
Micha Veronique
L'Auix
New York Herald
Mile Marcelle
Paris
Nouveautes Theater
M. Duval
Elephant Fire Brigade Rescues Engineer in Wreck
Bacil the 200 year old circus elephant saved a man trapped under a Baltimore and Ohio wreck near Morgantown as flames spread. Eight elephants formed a fire brigade, filling trunks with water to extinguish burning cars along the Monongahela river.
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Elephant
Bacil
Umbo
Wheeling W. Va
New York Tribune
Baltimore and Ohio
Morgantown
Monongahela River
Miner Survives Burial After Live-Declined Funeral
Bishop C Hooper of Meadow Creek Montana lay unresponsive for a day while friends prepared his funeral The undertaker nearly embalmed him before he revived and spoke His terrifying ordeal ended with his return to the south country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop C. Hooper
Meadow Creek
Mont
New York Evening World
South
Fall Styles In Shoes Steer To Sharp Painted Hues
A Chicago opening of the second annual shoe and leather fair illustrates fall fashion in footwear. Women face pinching styles with sharp painted looks while masculine leather wear favors grace over comfort. Buckles dominate autumn designs with two buttons and a buckle in some men’s patterns. Women’s pumps trend toward strap styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Holden and Rankin to Address Farmers Institute Election
Holden and Rankin will speak at the Farmers' institute annual election at the Commercial club gym next Wednesday afternoon. They will address the audience after dinner with the program starting at 1 o clock. All members are urged to attend and join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
Rankin
Farmers’ Institute
Commercial Club
Doctor changes residence and contact numbers listed
Dr. A. A. Sandy has moved to the Mrs. Rork property on East Washington Street. His residence telephone number is 473. The office and Dr. H. L. Courtright's residence numbers remain unchanged in the directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Sandy
Mrs. Rork
East Washington St
H. L. Courtright
Penny Night Musical at Local Church
Miss Jessie Sage presents a lengthy program by her pupils at the Baptist church starting at 7 30 PM. Admission is one penny with another penny for exit and a plea to help the circle’s treasury with refreshments and music to entice attendees. Thursday night at the M E church promises a thrifty event to support the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Sage
the Baptist Church
Washington Lodge No 26 to Hold Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of Washington lodge No 26 A F and A M scheduled for Friday evening September 6th at 7 30 o clock. Petitions to be acted upon and other business to be transacted. Geo W Brown W M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge No. 26
Geo. W. Brown
W. M
Local visits and notices from area residents
William Armstrong from Wayland and 72-41 Charles Cummings of Riverside visited the city today. A few fine Poland China male pigs are for sale through S. M. McCleery. The school board holds its monthly meeting in Morton's office this Thursday evening. Lafayette Coop of Fairfield arrived for a short visit with his daughter, Mrs. John Belville.
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William Armstrong
Wayland
S. M. McCleery
Charles Cummings
Riverside
Morton
Lafayette Coop
Fairfield
John Belville
Mrs Jugenheimer Visits Son Oscar at Hay Home
Mrs William Jugenheimer traveled this morning to Hay to spend a day or two at the home of her son Oscar Jugenheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jugenheimer
Hay
Oscar Jugenheimer
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Fremont Voters
List of
Washington Co
MacIntire
Dan F. Hofer
Robert Grey
J. F B. Rhea
Nathan Baker
John Goodman
James H. Gower
J. G. Maxwell
David Wilson
Joel A. Frey
David L. Miller
Abel L. Cummings
Luther Gormley
Anthony Smith
Henry L. Foster
Joseph Romine
Jacob C. Jones
Frank W. Stransky, Et al
John Rickey
W. A. Carson
Jesse Ashby
Eliza Dew
Geo. A. Ferguson
E. B. Seaton
J. B. Heaps
Fred L. Stewart
W. H. Schulty
Milwaukee
St. Paul
R. R
E. F. Neal
J. R. Campbell
City of Washington
Appellee
Amelia B. Scofield
William Hollingsworth
F. W. Brindley
M. F. Bevans
Martin Swift
Abigail Flynn
Nannie Thorne
Mary B.thorne
Kate T. Garlow
Addie M. Smith
Edith May Smith
A. KR. Miller
E. D. Morrison
Eardley Bell, Jr
Dorthoy E. Dodder
L. Pierre Morris
Wm. Schultz
Sarah B. Anderson
Edward A. Swift
C. L. Tobin
Jonathan
Mary E. Johnson
John M. Johnson
Mary J. Beenblossom
William H. Beenblossom
Frank T. Griffith
R. J. Pacific R. R
Smith-Barnes & Stobber Co
Charles L. Saling
Nick Burchardt
Wm. Scofield
Mary Ellen Veggy
D. A. Fesler
John Blaus Sons
I. G. Knottnerus
Rachel Crawford
Nathaniel Squires
Elizabeth Squires
Willia A. Suiter
Hazel G. Siberts
Ward
John KR. Webster
Mary Tendre
STECK
H. F. Steck
Wildcatters
Order of “Stopers
Our
Klein Klothing Ko
Good Clothes Store
Nicola & Harmon
North Side
M. E
Masonic Fraternity
Smith’s Coffee
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