Death Summons Comes To Mrs Dupuis And John Lodders
Mrs. Thomas Dupuis Sr. dies at home in East Washington after long illness leaving 11 children. John C. Lodders, longtime Washington resident and master shoemaker, dies at his home after a year of illness. both obituaries note German Lutheran and St. James Catholic affiliations and funerals at Elm Grove Cemetery.
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John C. Lodders
Washington
East
Harwood
John Christian Lodders
Pattensen
Hanover
Germany
Winsen
Mars Lature
Paris
America
Davenport
Wilton Junction
Ida Lena Winter
Emma Wenger
P. P. Wenger
Wayland
Will
Walter
Alma
Leon
Arthur
Lodders
German Lutheran Church
K. Michels
L. I. Young
Elm Grove Cemetery
Hattie Fortier
Joseph
Emily Martino Fortier
Quebec
Canada
Minnie Moffett
Chicago
Dupuis
Thomas Dupuis
Thomas, Jr
Fred
Sigourney
Lottie
Minnie Stewart
Keota
Laura
Henry
Ida
Philip
Harry
Beatrice
St. James Catholic Church
J. W. Sueppel
Death of Mrs. Hattie Dupuis at East Third Street home
Mrs. Hattie Dupuis widow of Thomas Dupuis Sr. died last night at 1 20 at her home 1024 East Third Street after a two year decline and a cancerous illness found last April. She endured long months of suffering with no hope for recovery.
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Hattie Dupuis
Thomas Dupuis
East Third Street
Keota P. E. O. Entertains Mothers Night
Keota on September 17 reports a social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lacey by Chapter CM of P. E. O. The event honored the mothers with forty attendees, yellow and white decorations, a music and readings program, games from their youth, brick ice cream and angel food cake, orangeade served, and positive reactions from the mothers.
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Angels
Local residents travel for visits and funerals across Iowa
Mrs. George McFarland and Miss Ava Matthews rode to Ainsworth and Crawfordville this morning. Mrs. A. P. Hitchcock arrived from Keota to visit sister Mrs. I. J. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Pattison left for Allerton to attend Mr. Southard’s funeral. Others journeyed to Cotter Pleasant Plain Verdi Moline Muscatine Ohio and Winfield for family visits and back home in Drakeville.
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George McFarland
Ainsworth
Ava Matthews
Crawfordville
A. P. Hitchcock
Keota
I. J. Evans
J. T. Pattison
Allerton
Iowa
Southard
W. J. Reynolds
Muscatine
Ohio
The Pay Car Praises and Pities the Railroader Pay
A nostalgic reminiscence of the pay car era contrasts romance with the cold return of a check. The piece follows nine workers including Old Man Flatwheel Panhandle Dan Moriarity and others as the Brass and varnish spectacle gives way to a plain monthly pay check and disillusionment.
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Panhandle Dan
Charles
Frank
Caroline Miskel Hoyt
John
Letter Carriers and Tuesday
A Cleveland Plain Dealer reader notes mail flow through the week. He explains Sunday slows delivery, Monday is the heaviest day, Tuesday brings the lightest mail, and by Wednesday the mail volume returns to normal with Saturday slightly heavier due to end of week business letters.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Haughty Youth Arrives at North Wales Station
A haughty youth arrives at a tiny north Wales railway station with luggage including portmanteaus camera fishing tackle and a ferocious bulldog. The porter agrees to load the lot into a cab but wonders if the bulldog will bite.
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North Wales
Frances McCoy Guests Invited for Sept 19 Party
Frances McCoy has issued invitations to a social event at her home located at 14 South Marion Avenue on September 19.
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Frances McCoy
South
Marion Avenue
Philathea Club Hosts Evening for Miss Minick
The Philathea club of the Methodist church will entertain tonight at Miss May Brookhart’s home north of the city. The event is a courtesy to Miss Lillian Minick who leaves Thursday for Iowa City to begin duties at the State University.
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Philathea Club
The
Methodist Church
May Brookhart
Lillian Minick
Iowa City
State University
Hanna Eicher
Marshalltown
Jane Benedict
Miss Eicher
Milwaukee
Downer College
Baptist church B Y P U hosts reception for local students
The B Y P U of a Baptist church held a reception for nearly two hundred High school and Academy students in the church parlors. Helpers directed guests, a cobweb activity entertained, ice cream was served, and a program featured piano and vocal duets plus a male quartet with encores.
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B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist Church
Frank Sage
Jake Bishop
Frank Creath
Laura Noyes
Sylvia Baker
Clare Jay
Ruth Brindley
G. I. Rogers
Mary and
Jeannette Lemley
Frank Sherbeck
Mr. Roberts
Chas. Hays
Local Folks Report Family Visits and Summer Trip
Mrs. W J McCulley of Tingley Iowa returns home after visiting her mother Mrs Chas Morrow east of the city. Mrs M P Miller learns by telegram that her son Tom Miller and companions who have been abroad landed in Boston. Bri F Dixon Fred Smith and Phil Ahrens return from a day trip by Dixon’s touring car from here to Lincoln noting no rain until Lincoln. The party calls the auto jaunt one of the best ways to see the country.
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W. J. McCulley
Tingley
Iowa
Chas. Morrow
M. P. Miller
Tom Miller
Boston
F. Dixon
Fred Smith
Phil Ahrens
Lincoln
Mr. Dixon
Markets Coming Some Better
Markets have improved over the past two days and will be reported regularly once received. Readers may call for market updates and we will report them when available.
Ice cold melons and travel notes fill Stuart's market
A busy morning as residents and visitors move through Stuart reports. Mrs. Harry Nutt rides the Branch, James Cowyer heads to Wyman on business, RW. Reesink travels from Keota via Muscatine, and the Dempsey sisters plan Omaha relatives visits.
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Harry Nutt
James Cowyer
Wyman
RW. Reesink
Muscatine
Keota
Mrs. Bruty
Katherine
Alice Dempsey
Omaha
Nebr
How to Avoid Appendicitis and Constipation Relief
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup claims to cure chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels and restoring natural bowel action. It advertises not to cause nausea or griping and promotes itself as mild and pleasant to take with a note to refuse substitutes and that it is sold by all druggists.
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Orino
Public Sale of Cameron Home Near Public Square
Marsh W. Bailey announces a public sale of the Cameron home one block southwest of the public square at the courthouse door on Saturday September 21 1907 at 2 00 p m to settle the estate. Terms cash.
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Cameron
Public Square
Court House
Marsh W. Bailey
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W. J Bradley
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J. W. Mannhardt
Paul
Pleasant Plain
J. C. Lyman
Helen
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Stuart’s Market
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Glen
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Will Crozier
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