Local business and social visits mark Burlington day
Milt Denison was a business caller in Burlington today. Harold Flood of Ottumwa spent yesterday here on business. Lemmon returned from Chicago after a jewelers convention. Mr and Mrs N D Brookhart of Pocatello Idaho arrive for evening visits. R C Ferguson of West Chester was here on business. Mr and Mrs Carl Hedges returned from Oberlin Ohio with daughter Ruth in school there. Paul Barr returned to Des Moines after a day here on business. Mr and Mrs Will Acheson of Ainsworth were callers. RR Chapman returned from Town City after a hospital stay. H B Nichols returned to Ames after apple demonstrations. Hugh Boyd of Hasking spent last evening here. Arthur Swift of Winfield is spending the day here. P H Boyd of Wasing was here on business. J A Westervelt of Des Moines is here on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hedges
Oberlin
Ohio
Ruth
Paul Barr
Des Moines
Taxi request and out-of-office notice
Caller asks to call a Yellow Cab and provides a phone number. They state they will be out of the office until Tuesday September 28 and sign as Dr bk Stutsman with an address at 1st12 A Safe Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bk. Stutsman
Amity Shoe Line Offers Rubber Footwear for Wet Weather
Early morning hail and rain prompt a reminder of Amity’s rubber footwear line. They offer 4 to 6 buckle O shoes for men and 4 buckle all rubber for boys girls and women at appealing prices.
Zickatoose Returns From Kansas Business Trip
C S Zickatoose has returned from a short business trip to Kansas. Charles Beatty of Burlington is noted with a fragment about Mrs W A eVatal leaving this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Zickatoose
Kansas
Pigs, Apples, and Local News Highlight Sept Transfers
Notices of sales for livestock at Knotek Pros next Wednesday and Sept 20. Apple shipments from Brookhart orchards reiterate high quality varieties Crim es Golden Delicious Jonathan and Stayman Winesap. Local visits include J H Baird in Burlington, families in Crawfordsville Alexis Chicago Fort Madison and Des Moines events. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Lee Huston. Kunath funeral attendees return to Creston Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knotek
Brookhart
Jonathan
Stayman
The.c. and RR. Produce Co
Lee Huston
Kunath Estate to Resume Business Under Same Name
The J. E. Kunath Estate announces it will continue operations after a three day closure. Mrs. Lemley will manage, with Mrs. J J Kunath and Carl Kunath also part of the estate. The firm pledges same quality service and prompt deliveries to all parts of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Kunath
J. J. Kunath
Evaleene Lemley
Carl Kunath
Lemley
Mr. Kunath
Embarrassing Umbrella Incident Cited in Tribune
A man in Chicago narrates an awkward event on a crowded street car when his broken umbrella opened by itself lifting the dresses of nearby women, causing universal embarrassment. He notes his wife gave him the umbrella as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W
Chicago Tribune
Local residents head to Cedar Rapids and Iowa City
June Sterrett left for Iowa City after visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bickford of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Helen M Reed of Lone Beach California traveled to Cedar Rapids after visiting the Mort Bickford home. Mrs. B E Morris and Marion of Keota shopped here yesterday. B P OBrien visits at the Riley residence in Cedar Rapids. Carl Wells returned to Estherville Ia after visiting his aunt Mrs Mary Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dickerson
Pueblo, Cole
J.B. Doles
Emporia
Kansas
O. P. Essley
June Sterrett
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Helen M. Reed
Lone Beach
California
Mort Bickford
B. P. O'Brien
Mrs. P. M. Riley
Carl Wells
Esthererville
Mary Scranton
Local residents return from regional trips
Lydia Kicher arrived from Oskaloosa after a brief stay. Thomas Innis came back from Des Moines following the old soldiers encampment. Mrs. J. F. Kurtz returned from Des Moines after visiting her daughter Mrs. Oral Larkin, who will host her for a few days with Mrs. Larkin accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Sccribwell
Los Angeles
Cy Bush
Mr. Scribwell
Des Moines
Lydia Kicher
Oskaloosa
Thomas Innis
J. F. Kurtz
Oral Larkin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milt Denison
Burlington
Harold Flood
Ottumwa
Lemmon
Chicago
Jewelers
N. D. Brookhart
Pocatello, Idaho
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
Sviil Acheson 9
Ainsworth
Indas
Chapman
Town City
H. B. Nichols
Ames
Hugh Boyd of
Hasking
Arthur Swift of
Winfield
J. A. Westervelt
FOX Theatre
Raven
Rex
The
Rascal
Metropolit
Seena Owen
Joseph Schildkraut
Adartes Oy
Finis
Langoon
Mi Commick Peeches Oy
Joseph Henabery
Holland
West Chester Savings Bank
Plorsheims
E. Atce
Misa Cecille Belville
Wesleyan University
Mt. Pleasant
McElhinney Drug Co
Ghoo DL
McKantel
Charles Beatty
Mr. Palmer
White Yard
J. H. Baird
Presbyterian Church
Washington Cleaners
A. Sprague
Crawfordsville
Alexis
B. F. Crosby
Mrs. Oran Cables
Frank Moore
Clarence Singmaster
Albian Byers
Fort Madison
Kunath
Herman Trauls
Leslie Pauls
CC. F. Kunath
Creston
Iowa
Claude Mayo
Frighten
Mise Legion
Gernadine Harmon
Nebo
Baldy
American Legion
Aem
Legionaires
Legion
Phlladelphia
South Side Square
W. Long
Washington
Vogue Values
Onlyu
Arch
Oxfords
Washington, Iowa
Home Bakery
Mrs. Geo. Bickford
BE. A. Morris
Marion of
Keota
N. D. Anderson
TAXI
Vail
John Shields & Sons
Rothschild’s
You
C. S. Lemmon
Optometrist
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