Local arrivals and a cough remedy highlight bustling season
Frank Buckley returns from Chicago to visit his parents and friends before another year at the University of Chicago. Ada Suter arrives from Muscatine to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse DeMarce. Mrs. Wright arrives from Keota for a brief city stay. Austin Sutfielland injures a knee after a fall in Chicago stockyards, while Joe Link escapes unharmed. Sutfielland plans to pursue a sale despite the mishap. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised as a top market staple for coughs and lung ailments and sold locally. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church meets Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. Lewis Klein's home.
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Frank Buckley
Chicago
University of Chicago
Ada Suter
Muscatine
Jesse_DeMarce
Hamberlain
Chamberlain
Hugh
Pok and
Sherman
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Lewis Klein
South Second Avenue
Austin Sutfiétland
Joe Link
Joe
Austin
Stockholders Meet Directors Elected At Chautauqua Report
The Washington County Chautauqua Association held its annual stockholders meeting in the Acad chapel with strong attendance. Directors for one, two, and three year terms were elected on a single ticket amid debate over nominating practices. The financial report showed total receipts of 4629.13 and expenditures of 4650.16, leaving a net surplus of 35.35. The report praised officers, noted past difficulties, and promised publication of amended constitution soon. The program at Market Street included The Yankee Regent and The Royal Chef with Toby Lyons and Bertha Shalek in key roles.
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Washington County Chautauqua Association
Acad
8. W. Livingston
A. R. Miller
D. Garris
Isaac McKenry
Frank Stewart
David McLaughlin
George Dempsey
W. Livingston
G. Martin
L. D. Young
L. H. Wallac
M. Keek
Elder . R. Jenkins
F. L. Wilson
W. M. Gallo
Oratory
Theregular Nominating Committee
C. M. Keck
Keck
Washington
J. le Blumenstock
St. Loui
Bent Jerome
Toby Lyons
Bertha Shalek
Olive
Army
Navy
John Colling
Walter Smith
Toby
Manager Fleming
Market Street Opera House
Benny Jerome
Louis ‘Times
Rev J B Cotton Attends Iowa City Presbytery
The Rev J B Cotton arrived on the Firefly from Atalissa Iowa and returned to Crawfordsville after attending a presbytery meeting in Atalissa yesterday.
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Cotton
Atalissa
Iowa
Crawfordsville
Iowa City
Miller to Move Undertaking Business to New Rooms
Wilber Miller, undertaker, has bought the store building and flat east of Lemmon's pharmacy and will relocate his parlor from the Press office area once the building is fitted. He will move his family to the flat above and hopes to shift furnishings in a week or two. The W T U meets September 12 at 7 p.m. in the First United Presbyterian church with the topic A Timely Warning. Leader Mrs. B F Boling urges full attendance.
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Wilber Miller
George Clapper
Eli Warfel
Lemmon
Mr.Miller
Mr. Miller
First United Presbyterian Church
B. F. Boling
Dr Shoop's Restorative Promises Quick Health Relief
An advertisement claims heart and stomach ailments stem from weak nerves and promotes Dr. Shoop's Restorative from Racine Wisconsin. Free samples are mailed on request, with a test suggested to prove effectiveness. Sold by J H Stewart.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
J. H. Stewart
Shellabargers Visit Relatives Then Depart for Drakesville
Mrs Matilda Shellabarger and Jer Iry Browning of Columbus Junction, visiting their son and nephew H M Shellabarger, left this morning for Drakesville Iowa for a few days visit with relatives.
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Matilda Shellabarger
Jer+ Iry Browning
Columbus Junction
H. M. Shellabarger
Drakesville
Iowa
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Waukerz
Anax
Frank L. Wilson & Co
Best Shoe Repairing
Alwa
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Wright
Keota
Nicola & Harmon
North Side
Ian McLaren
Strickland Gillflan
the Financial Report
Dr. Keck
Fellohng
Good Clothes Store
Earth
K.K. K
New York
J.A. Harwood
South Side
Louis Baird
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