Local residents named in city notices and moves
Miss Hazel Little of St Louis sues with friends in the city. H H Willson of Wellman was a business visitor yesterday. Mr and Mrs R J Lemon went to Brighton to spend the day. Miss Anna Miller began work yesterday morning at Connell willinery store. Mel Shields left this morning for Philadelphia to attend medical school this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Little
St. Louis
City
H. H Willson
Wellman
R. J0
Lemon
Brighton
Anna Miller
Connell Willinery
Mel Shields
Philadelphia
Margaret Cole
Port of Missing Men shines at Graham tonight
The big production The Port of Missing Men is playing at the Graham tonight and is described as a lively, action packed play that audiences are urged to attend. The article promotes the show alongside calendar sales and local shopping notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of Missing Men
Graham Thonteht
the Graham
Northwestern visit and marriage licenses in local items
Miss Hattie Wenger left for Evanston Chicago to attend Northwestern University. Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Floyd McClellan and Itty Whiting and John K Woodburn and Sarah Craig. Mr and Mrs A C White went to Crawfordsville for a brief visit with his brother William White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Wenger
Chicago
Northwestern University At
Evanston
Floyd McClellan
Itty Whiting
John K. Woodburn
Sarah Craig
Mrs Gentzler and companions travel for Iowa visits and funeral
Mrs M J Gentzler leaves for Waterloo to visit her son William Gentzler. Chauncey Myers and Mrs W B Myers go to Crawfordsville for A Davidson’s funeral this afternoon. Mrs S C Morrison and daughter Mrs H von Bernuth depart for Clinton to spend several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Morrison
H. von Bernuth
Clinton
Iowa
Gentzler Visits Des Moines Relatives Then Returns
Mrs. W. A. Gentzler, visiting her brother Wilber Miller, returned to Waterloo Iowa. Mrs. F. H. Brantford traveled to Havre for a visit at Clare Nicholson and George Benson homes with friends Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edworthy and daughter Amy, who had spent the prior day with relatives in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Gentzler
Wilber Miller
Waterloo
Iowa
F. H. Brantford
Havre
Clare Nicholson
George Benson
Frank Edworthy
Miss Amy
Des Moines
Davenport and Columbus Junction Residents Attend Crawfordsville Funeral
Mrs Will Simpson of Davenport and Mrs Dick Maline with her daughter from Columbus Junction visited the McFarland home on Sunday. H Benn and daughter joined. Mrs Charles McCreedy departed for Crawfordsville to attend A Davidson's funeral slated for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Simpson
Davenport
Dick Maline
Columbus Junction
W. W. McFarland
H. Benn
Charles McCreedy
Crawfordsville
A. Davidson
Local Visitors and Upcoming Football Game Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs George Daniel and son return home from a visit with Chas Benz east of the city. Mrs John Hazen of Ainsworth travels to Crawfordsville to visit her brother William White. Mr and Mrs J A Ferguson visit Lexington and their son R C Ferguson at West Chester. Kleese Hartman returns from over two months eastward trip. A J McCullough and family visit Oliver Gray. Dan Wenger sells for Mrs Cunningham near Brighton and for Gilmer McCarty near Fairfield with further sales planned. Company D football trips to face Columbus Junction next Saturday. tickets on sale now and urged for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daniel and Son
Wapetlo
Chas
Benz
John Hazen
Ainsworth
Burlington
Crawfordsville
William White
J. A. Ferguson
Lexington
Jesse Haines
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
Kleese Hartman
Dan Wenger
Brighton
Mrs. Cunningham
Fairfield
Gilmer McCarty
Company D
Columbus Junction
Owl's Who Who Tales Teach Wise Trickster
A village tale recounts an owl in a woods who answers with Who Who as mischief makers plan pranks. Ghost lieutenants, robbers, and a teacher all hear the deep call and misread it as a question, revealing the owl's clever, guiding presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddy
Evelyn
Robinson
Willie Brown
Susie Green
Owl
Mr. Owl
Local Briefs: Weddings, Travel, and Moves Across Town
P. J. Hanley left yesterday for a brief business trip to Keota. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Yard attended A. Davidson’s funeral in Crawfordsville. Miss Dade Shearer heads to New Castle to take a Latin chair at DePauw University. Holdrege’s Guy McClellan attends his brother Floyd’s wedding. he shopped in Chicago for the Holdrege department store. John Park displays corn grown from March 10 seed. it looks fine. Mrs. F. E. Ingham and Ethel depart for Stratford Texas after five weeks visiting relatives. Mrs. C. Truesdale and son Hugh visit the city. the Truesdales plan to move to La Grange Indiana where Rev. Truesdale has a parish post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dade Shearer
New Castle
Ind
de Pauw University
Guy McClellan
Holdrege
Nebr
Floyd
Guy
Chicago
Dr. C. Truesdale
Hugh
Brookston
Truesdale
la Grange
Mr. Truesdale
Presbyterian Church
Funeral service for Mrs. A. H. Patterson held at Presbyterian Church
The funeral was conducted yesterday afternoon by Rev. W. O. Fisher at the Presbyterian church. Pallbearers included George Rodman and others. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery. The notice promotes unique wedding gifts in Sterling Silver, Cut Glass, Pickard China and Brass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Patterson
Presbyterian Church
W. O O. Fisher
George Rodman
C. C. Cunningham
F. L. Wilson
J. S. Shearer
A. Anderson
H. M. Richer
Elm Grove Cemetery
Wedding Invitations For Miss Laura Gray And Mr Samuel Kelley
City friends received invitations to the wedding of Miss Laura Cora Gray and Mr Samuel B Kelley on October 3 in Portland Oregon. The notice appears amid a series of local social events including a Prairie Flower Sabbath school gathering and a Brookhart family party with games and luncheon. A lawn social for St James school is planned at the Whittaker home with committees arranging food music and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Cora Gray
Samuel B Kelley
Portland
Oregon
Miss Gray
Henry Gray
City
Prairie Flower Sabbath School
St. James School
Harry Whittaker
A. Waldschmidt
J. C. Swift
C. H. Critz
Lou Wombacher
Kate
Hall's Catarrh Cure and testimonials offer reward
Advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh case. Endorsers Walding Kinnan Marvin certify Dr J Cheney's integrity and firm's ability to meet obligations. Cure is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Fr. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ir. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Settlement dispute in Hesseltine case heard in district court
In district court today the case Hesse tine versus Hesseltine moved to trial over a settlement controversy. Jurors listed include J. B. McCleary M. D. Work Wade Welch Co. C. Starr P. M. Powelson S. R. Wallace and J. K. Seaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessetine
Democrats Reopen Nomination After Sigourney Meeting
J. Harmeier, secretary of the Democratic Judicial Committee, led a session in Sigourney where they persuaded nominee O. P. Meyer, who had withdrawn, to reconsider and stay on the ticket. He also witnessed the dedication of Keokuk County's new courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harmeier
Sigourney
Democratic Judicial Committee
O. P Meyer
Harmeier
Keokuf County
Meeting planned to revive Washington County fair
A group of gentlemen in Washington County plan reviving the county fair and will meet next Saturday at 2 PM in Smouse's hall. The note urges all interested to attend to showcase local stock and grain, arguing for home display alongside broader reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Washington
Smouse
Tommy’s framed certificate guides a steady course
AMount stands as a parent’s incentive with Tommy’s school certificate framed and hung. The mounted piece serves as a steadying influence, guiding a man to stay true to his path and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Borrowed Smiles And Roomful Of Gentle Laughs
A child Viola resists thumb sucking with humorous misstatements about expressions. Gussie, knobby and angular, plans a fancy dress ball entry in disguise as Charles the First, eliciting a jab from a hall porter. A hospital miscommunication rounds out the lightly comic vignette with social quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie
Christopher Columbus
Charles the First
London
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude
Dear friends and neighbors we thank you for your kindness and sympathy shown during our illness and recovery. Your support and thoughtfulness brought comfort to our family in a difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Government Auction Sale of 1.5 Million Acres of Indian Lands
Government auction to sell Crow Reservation land at Billings Montana on Oct 15 and Uintah Reservation land at Provo Utah on Nov 1 1910. Bids start at $2.00 per acre for Crow land and 0 cents for Uintah land with limited 640 acres per buyer. Cash due for Utah sales. Montana requires 20 percent down with balance in annual installments. Maps available from U S Land Offices. sale overseen by James W Witt en, superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Indian
Billings
Montana
Uintah
Provo
Utah
Crow Lands
U. S&s. Land Office
U. S. Land Office
James W. Witten
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