Local and Personal News Notes
E Darbyshire went to Brighton this morning for a brief business visit. Emmett Clark visited Muirfield with friends for a few days. Prof T C Davis of Cotter arrived for a few days in the city. Miss Pearl Gardner of Ainsworth arrived for a day in town. Mr and Mrs M H Sweet went to Brighton for a two day visit. Homer Brown boarded a morning train to Brighton for a business visit. Andrew Rinner, near Noble, spent yesterday in the city and returned home. Mrs J S Skipton, visiting at BKV Simons, returned to Winfield last evening. Mrs Marion Neal of Crawfordsville spent yesterday in the city and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Clark
Muirfield
T C. Davis
Cotter
City
Miss Pearl Gardner
Ainsworth
Mrs. M. H. Sweet
Brighton
Homer Brown
Ralph Hamilton
Keota
James Walker
West Chester
Andrew Rinner
Noble
Marion Neal
Crawfordsville
Marion Alton
Rock Island
Frs
Arthur Dawson
Town
John Zook
Frank Michener
Allen Black
West Branch
William Fulton
Wedding Gifts at Wholesale Prices Highlight Bradleys Jewelry
Miss Nellie Smith and Mrs. Martha Wortman, both of Crawfordsville, shopped in the city yesterday and returned home in the evening. The notice promotes wedding presents including silverware and china at Bradleys Jewelry Store in the southwest quadrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley’s
S.W. Cor
Bradley's
Local residents travel to Sigourney in evening comfort
Shellabarger’s Mr and Mrs George Haffner and Mrs Haffner’s mother Mrs A N Strain were passengers yesterday evening for the latter’s home at Sigourney. Mrs KE Alberson, who has been visiting in the city and Crawfordsville, returned yesterday evening to her home at Sigourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haffner
KE. Alberson
Crawfordsville
Sigourney
Riverside visitors fill city. many travel and shop
Riverside residents Albert Thoman Ed Baroneck and Frank Kuptek spent yesterday in the city by automobile. Will Warnock Yale student visiting Keswick and nearby relatives left for New Haven. Numerous locals travel for business and shopping with the Asher Company featuring cloaks hats and calendar samples for 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thoman
Ed Baroneck
Frank Kuptek
Riverside
Tommy Tucker Jam Tale Ends Sleepwalking Lesson
A bedtime tale features a boy named Tommy Tucker who walks in his sleep and steals jam. His mother disciplines him without awake punishment, then discovers his actions were dream driven. She later feeds him in bed with a rope to curb the sleepwalking and he dreams of owning a jam factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddy
Evelyn
Hardy
Tommy Tucker
Tommy
Papa
Ninele Hats Debut at Asher Co
Local shop Asher Company showcases the ninele hats as the season's latest fashion. Store patrons admire the new headwear line announced for 612 address shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asher Co
No Trespassing Notice on Jones Property
All trespassing hunting and related activity is forbidden on the premises. Any violation will be prosecuted according to this order issued by WM. JONES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Jones
Foley Kidney Pills Promise Relief for Kidney Ailments
When medicine cures disease and strengthens the body Foley Kidney Pills claim to ease backache headache nervousness loss of appetite sleepiness and general weakness from kidney or bladder disorders. Lemmon's Pharmacy Mc Ethinney Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
McEthinney Drug Co
Death of Miss Hazel Knox Near Dublin
Miss Hazel Knox aged about eighteen died at 2 40 PM after a three week illness of typhoid fever. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Knox of a locality three and a half miles southwest of Dublin and is survived by her parents and one sister. She was a niece and cousin to several local residents. No funeral arrangements have been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Knox
Will Knox
Dublin
George Heseltine
Jack Woolm
Fred Diller
John Lowry
Ely
Local Notes from Crawfordsville Busiest in September
Mrs J S Vernon arrived from Oskaloosa to visit her father N L Long. Mrs M D Yard returned to Washington after visiting relatives here. Mrs Ella Proudfit visited at Mrs J Clark's home before leaving. Mrs Ray Dix T J Sherry and L J Twinam headed to Washington. Rev J L Sawyer and Mrs Woolfolt moved to Colton Illinois. Grace Robertson Lou Duncan and two children and Mrs R N Johnson of Columbus City visited Mary Maxwell yesterday. Mr J G Maxwell and Lena visited Russell George in Muscatine. Captain and Mrs Lemon of Guthrie Center left after a week here. S A White of Washington visited today. J W Harper learned of Thomas Harper's death in Silvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Grace Robertson
Lou Duncan
R. N. Johnson
Columbus City
Mary Maxwell
J. G. Maxwell
Lena
Muscatine
Maxwell
Russell George
Lemon
Guthrie Center Ta
Local Notices and Visits from Richmond Area
Richmond residents report property curb work by Dr Chittum and painting by V A Spevacek and Doc Kiefer in town. Miss Tellier travels to Riverside then Des Moines. Mrs Will Kleopher and the Weltes shop in Kasjona Tucsaryv. Clara Saur and Jay visit Fronie Wingler. Charles Lemley and Mary Chez picnic on the English. Fred Raddlessee ventures to Washington for shopping. George Sauers hosts Ole pany. Amy Novy assists in store. Will Chapek’s storage house nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Saur
Jay
Fronie Wingler
Charles Lemley
Mary Chez
Fred ‘Raddalessee
Washington
George Sauer
Olepany
Amy Novy
Allis Kos
Will Chapek
Also Mentioned on This Page
HW. E. Darbyshire
Nellie Smith
Martha Wortman
Shellabarger
Pantatorium
Will Warnock
Yale University
New Haven, Conn
Keswick
John Warnock
New Haven
K. S. Frey
D. A. Chalmers
Arthur Wilcox
Clinton
Asher Co. Gr
Lewis
F. S. Rownd
Dighton, Kans
William Rownd
Margaret Dudley
St. Louis
W. W. Cherry
Willis Trotter
George Norton
Ella Proudfit
Miche
Ruby Huston
Olds
Asher Co. Sete
A. White
Agi
Ella Dunbar
Frank Seiberts
Httl
Esther
Geneva, la
LB. F. Dixon
Asher
N. M. McArlin
Perry Beenblossom
Oakville
Iowa
Journal
Charles DeMarce
Texarkana
Ark
Jesse DeMarce
Fairfield
D .Martin
Matt McGrath
Valley Junction
Winterset
Harry Dickerson
M. T. Anderson
East Main Street
Frank Taylor
Henry Crooks
Clem Schnoebelen
Mrs. Pearl Latta
Richmond
E. V. Simons Home
Matt White
Des Moines
Pearl Gray
Blue Grass
Mr. Gray
W. L. Smith
Charles McDowell
Otto I. Dede
Oskaloosa
John Buckley
The
Asher Co.sé
Lee Eas
Harry Mason
Beulah
Chas. Eagle
Clinton, Indiana
C. Darnell
Burlington
Fred Schroeder
Wellman
Joseph Nick
Marengo
J. M. Kelley
Kathryn Bailey
Charles Winter
Ruth
Carrie
Fannie
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chicago
the Royal
Postoffice
Stuart & Son
the Boy and
Miss Hazel Knox
J. S. Vernon
N. L. Long
Morni
Miss Connell
Trimmer
Miss Wolf
V. A Spevacek
Frank Vodichka
Doc” Kiefer
M. E
Will Kleopher
Will Welte
Kas Jona Tucsaryv
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Poirne
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