Views of Kentucky Girls Return From European Tour
Marie Henry Watterson led thirty Kentucky girls home from Europe amid celebratory reception. Report praises American men and Kentucky as God’s own state while critiquing European stereotypes and noting Europeans’ manners and dress. the girls’ observations sparked regional pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Europe
Kansasity Journal
Biune Grass
Watterson
Scotland
Switzerland
Lmen
Belgium
America
Atlantic
Hickory Association Formed to Protect Timber Supply
Organization of the National Hickory association completed in Chicago. H B Holroyd of the United States forestry bureau warned delegates that without protection measures the current hickory timber supply in the United States would be exhausted within fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hickory Association
Chicago
H. B. Holroyd
United States Forestry Bureau
United States
Local residents and visitors frequent city today
Local news notes many arrivals and errands including B Brown from Oklahoma, Mrs Piper and Doris Hulick in town, Miss Martha Porter registering at the Rest Room, and Leo Lintz resuming duties at the Academy. The section ends with a pain relief advertisement for a hotment remedy offered by Cook & Sherman and Stewart's pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook & Sherman and Stewart's Pharmacy
Social and club gatherings fill town evenings
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hughes hosted about thirty young people for an informal musicale on East Main Street with Uriah Jones and Reese Jones performing. The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Mary Meek’s on North Marion Avenue to sew for a December bazaar. Miss Beula Eichelberger entertained the Freshmen Club of '02 at her North Iowa Avenue home with supper and music. Mrs. J. Boice hosted an dinner for Dr. Bolce’s birthday with Reverend Gardinier as guest. Miss Lillian Norton entertained eight girls on North Avenue C with a pleasant evening and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BH. Hughes
East Main Street
Uriah Jones
St. Paul
Reese Jones
le Sueur
Minn
Brodwin Jones
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Mary Meek
North Marion Avenue
Aid Society
Beula Eichelberger
Iowa Avenue
Eichelberger
Bessie Frity
Nena Wilson
Carrie Emmons
Wilma Jowe
Carrie Winter
Blanche Guthrie
Mrs. J. ©. Boice
Doctor Bolce
Reverend Gardinier
Birmingham
Lillian Norton
North Avenue C
Young People Social At Stewart Home Next Friday
The First U. Y. church youths plan a social at the home of Misses Blanche and Jessie Stewart next Friday evening. Miss Ethel Laughead hosted a supper honoring Misses Ethel and Dack Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First U. Y. Church
Blanche
Jessie Stewart
Ethel Laughead
Ethel
Dack Montgomery
Wellman W. R. C. to Host Riverside Kalona and Washington
The Wellman W. R. C. will entertain Riverside Kalona and Washington W. R. C. groups tomorrow in Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman W. R. C
Riverside
Kalona
Washington W. R. C
Wellman
O. E. S. Sets Regular Meeting for Sept 13
The regular meeting of the O. E. S. will be held Thursday evening Sept. 13 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grand Jury in Session and Probate Work Increased
The grand jury met with foreman J. C. Bauer and members J Rohrer J M Stone Edwin Brown W A Phillips Samuel Manatt and C C Cummings. Don Handy served as clerk and Will Black as bailiff. Mrs Lester St John seeks divorce from Lester St John on cruelty grounds. Probate work and civil assignments proceeded with multiple cases listed for morning and afternoon sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bauer
J. Rohrer
J. M. Stone
Edwin Brown
W. A. Phillips
Samuel Manatt
C. C. Cummings
Don Handy
Will Black
Lester St. John
Law
Ketta Hamilton
W. T. Hamilton
Sec
Lawbank
Wellman
H. B. Kreger
Lena Swearengen
Charlotte Tallman
Swords
Zmant
Nel- Ne Shrade
Washington County
Frank W. Roberts
Mariah Laugh
Head Et al
Hugh McCleery
Funeral of Mrs Minna Keck in Davenport
Funeral services were held yesterday at the Davenport home for Mrs Minna Keck who died Sunday. She was the widow of Joseph Keck of this city and lived here 1893 to 1901 before moving to Davenport where she resided since. She was well known locally and had many warm friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna Keck
Davenport
Private sale of household goods at East Washington street
Household goods including a cook stove and heating stove to be sold at private sale at the seller’s residence on East Washington street this week. Interested parties may call at the residence during the week. Miss Jessie E Sage piano teacher Studio 208 EK Main St telephone 229. Music study class every two weeks on Saturday at 11 oclock. 10-eod-2w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington Street
Jessie E. Sage
Main St
Underground Gardens to Grow Food in Spencer County Mine
Colonel Posey plans to illuminate fifteen acre underground gardens in a Spencer county coal mine with acetylene light. He will import soil, grow mushrooms lettuce celery figs oranges and roses for market using 55 degree interior temperatures and carbonic gas enriched air. An electric line nearby promises easy marketing for the venture.
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Frank B. Posey
Evansville
Ind
Spencer County
Indianapolis
Ile
Babylon
Colonel Posey
Congress
Pigeon Creek
Spencer
Warrick
Posey
United States Bureau of Forestry
Cornell
Ohie
Enterprising Italian presses trousers on Park Place
A New York Italian chap operating near Park Place L station presses trousers for a dime. He hustles customers inside a small shop, urging them to come in and have their pants pressed while they wait behind a screen reading newspapers. The gossiping correspondent notes his bold stride toward possible vineyard wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Park Place
Pittsburg
Local residents on day trips and notices from Grace Hill and area
Mrs Meyers of Grace Hill shopped in the city. Earnest Dean traveled to West Chester on business. David Love and wife from Ainsworth visited for business. Teresa Swift, a trained nurse, returned to Richland. D A Peterson came from Ainsworth between trains. W L Strain sold East Washington residence to W E Logan who will move at month’s end. Licenses to wed issued to Oltman Zeig lowsky and Eller McCoy. W R McCoy and wife attend niece’s wedding in Duluth to Dr Lloyd Eller. W Reese Jones and R W Jones pass through to Oska loosa to visit relatives. Clergy and ministers attend presbytery at First U P Church. Capt J B Teller, 84, longtime county clerk staff, praised for health and writing. Nora Currao resigns from Eichelberger Music. to Oberlin. Anna Eagle to fill vacancy. she’s an accomplished musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Meyers
Grace Hill
Earnest Dean
West Chester
David Love
Ainsworth
Teresa Swift
Richland
D. A. Peterson
W. L. Strain
East Washington Street
W. E. Logan
Theodore Oltman
Anne Zeiglowsky
S. R. Eller
Bessie McCoy
W. R. McCoy
Duluth
Minn
Lloyd Eller
W. Reese Jones
R. W. Jones
Cotter
Oskaloosa
Rev
A. L. Graham
Keota
W. A. Hamil
J. C. Marshall
Columbus Junction
U. P
W. G. Robertson
Crawfordsville
W. C. Williamson
Burlington
D. L. McBride
Winfield
J. B. Teller
Nora Currao
Eichelberger Music Company
Oberlin
Ohio
Anna Eagle
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Steck
Pickard
China
H. F. Steck
East Side Jeweler
B. Brown
Oklahoma
B. Rothchild
J Jones
Powers’ Grocery
George Ligier
Messrs
Kos and
Shillig
Richmond
al Huston
Wyman
Anna
Martha Porter
Mary French
Miss Mide
Lewis’ Millinery
Charley Winter
Piper
Zita
GO Hulick
Doris
Leo Lintz
Academy
Tom Hawthorn
Jim Walker
J. H. Lewis
Carlsbad
N. M
Biggsville
Ill
Homer Stewart
Struthers
J H Stewart
Chamberlayns
Columbia Pharmacy
J. E. Lemmon
Grand Jury
Gardens
Indiana
Pranaville
Washington, Iowa
J.C. Smiths
Cash Grocery
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