Sorrowing Tomes Concert by Miss Scofield Chorus
Saturday Evening's program at Stmouse hall featured about thirty pupils of Miss Bessie Scofield with Mrs Norton Miss Mable Dewey Miss Carrie Scofield and Mr Charles Burroughs. The evening offered bright solos duets and violin pieces plus a lively audience singalong.
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Bessie Scofield
Scofield
Norton
Mable Dewey
Carrie Scofield
Charles Burroughs
Trust
Carl Bohm
Henri Ernst
D. J. Norton, Jr
Stephen A. Emery
Strelezki
Mable
Miss Scofield
Br. Godard
America
Mrs L B Bailey Addresses Temperance Meeting
Mrs L B Bailey spoke at the Second U P church on temperance. She urged saloon closures citing crime rates and prison crowds, contrasted New Mexico and Iowa cases, and predicted a national shift within ten years with Theodore Roosevelt cited as a model for closing saloons.
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L. B Bailey
U. P
Allen
Gray
Logue
New Mexico
Charch
Iowa
Penitentiary of
Lona
Joliet
Lil
Stillwater
Minn
Jackson
Mich
Battle Creek
Winfield
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Jacob
Bailey
Dr Palmer Leads Meetings for New Movement in Chicago
Dr Palmer of Ballington Hoath's staff spoke twice at Volunteers' Hall in Chicago as part of a three week visit. He outlined reasons for the new movement and spoke on the Baptism of the Holy Spirit with daily evening sessions. Commander Ballington Booth's Chicago visit was described as an ovation and promotion trends were noted among officers.
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Palmer
Ballington Hoath
Fielding
Chicago
Ballington Booth
Dr. Palmer
Bright Elm Grove Mourns Baby Elizabeth Wallace
Six week old Elizabeth Wallace died after a brain congestion. The funeral is at the family home tomorrow at three, with interment in Elm Grove cemetery. The sympathy of the city is with Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Wallace. Geo Ward and wife of Crawfordsville spent Sunday in the city.
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Elizabeth Wallace
Leigh Wallace
Elm Grove Cemetery
Open air concert falters as weather dampens turnout
Weather mists cut attendance at a local open air concert as fans left before the band began. The piece notes the event timing at 7 30 and cites regional catarrh concerns and a sales pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co of Toledo offering a hundred dollar reward for cures.
Weather forecast and local court case update
The forecast for Iowa calls for fair weather tonight and Tuesday. In Justice Rogers' court B. McConnahey filed against J. O'Connor over a two week board bill. O'Connor, a patent medicine seller, was brought back from Brighton after leaving to seek better prospects. matter settled without further action.
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B. McConnahey
Gold meeting at Coppock weather permitting
Brighton plans to attend with their band and McKinley club and a large crowd. An excursion train will depart at eight in the morning and return at seven in the evening.
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Coppock
Brighton
McKinley Club
Griffiths and Company Present Sameilar Baust on Stage
Local theater invites surrounding towns tonight to witness John Griffith and his powerful company in the acclaimed Baust production. Tickets are 50 cents. audience members are promised a satisfying, memorable experience at the American stage event.
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John Griffith & Company
Clergy Exchange and Revival Notes Across Keota Churches
Christian Churen and Rev. Telford of Keota traded pulpits with Rev. Clifford Stewart. Rev. Gray delivers Sunday talks on Narrow Escapes. Presbyterians, M. K. Church and U.P. and U. R. Churches report full services and welcoming gatherings for new pastors and returning ministers.
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Christian Churen
Telford
Keota
Clifford Stewart
Barvise
Gray
Funeral of John Warhaim Noted Local Resident
John Warhaim, 86, a longtime Benz house resident who came from Virginia after arriving in Ohio in 1840, died yesterday morning following a partial stroke. Survived by three of seven children Mrs. Bigham in Washington and Mrs. Marcum in Crookston, with Geo. Warham in residence since last April. Interment planned at Wayne. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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John Warhaim
Benz House
Ileary County
Ohio
Virginia
Local Baby Born to R. R. Lane Family
L. Brock announces a baby girl born this morning to R. R. Lane and wife. The mother and daughter are doing well. The Journal extends congratulations.
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L. Brock
R. R. Lane
Tie
The
Journal
Jobo Grifith to Present Aust at The Graham Tonight
Ottumwa Daily Republican reports a delightful Goethe production Faust at Grand opera house last night. Mephisto Marguerite were strongly portrayed by Grith and others with new electrical effects praised. Crawford of Van Huren Co. visits Ottumwa for Crawfordsville reunion and Marshalltown later.
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Jobo Grifith
Strongrest Company
Washington
Graham
Mr. Grifith
Ottumwa Daily Republican
Ottumwa
Goethe
Faust
Grand Opera House
Mephisto
Marguerite
Wm. Crawford
van Huren Co
Ile
Crawfordsville
Will Woon
Marshalltown
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