Local residents depart on brief business trips
Burrell Vogt leaves for Davenport followed by Miss Agnes Swift heading to Keota for professional business. Mrs. J. B. Jordan travels home to Atlanta after attending sister-in-law Mrs. J. W. Applegate's funeral. Johnson's bakery advertises top cakes, bread and cookies in Washington county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell Vogt
Davenport
Agnes Swift
Keota
Washington County
Johnson’s Bakery
J. B. Jordan
Atlanta
J. W. Applegate
Nature's Nobleman Parade and Concert Schedule
Daily parade at noon precedes a 7:30 concert in front of the theater. The events feature a prominent figure nicknamed Nature's Nobleman and attract local spectators.
Local News from Rabio Sept 24 Highlights Social Visits
Linton Johnson and family from Martinsburg visited relatives in Rabio over Sunday. Ralph Gowey made a business call in town Monday. Miss Mary Lape returned to Richland after visiting her sister Mrs. Strickland. Harry Shultz and family of Ottumwa visited relatives. Cheesemans add to their house. Grace Morgan spent Sunday in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Draper of Osage are visiting Ouray Hollingsworth. Minnie Maurer of Queen City visits O W Schmitter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Johnson
Martinsburg
Ralph Gowey
Mary Lape
Richland
F. M. Strickland
Harry Shultz
Ottumwa
W. H. Cheeseman
Grace Morgan
Washington
A. Draper
Osage
Kan
Mrs. Draper
Ouray Hollingsworth
Minnie Maurer
Queen City
O. W. Schmitter
Lemmon's Pharmacy Sells Seats at Prices 10c 20c 30c
Local ad announces seating prices at Lemmon's Pharmacy with options priced at 10 cents 20 cents and 30 cents. Provides no additional context or venue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon’s
Local Farm and Court Roundup From Ottumwa Area
Irvin Roberson and Crossett traveled to Ottumwa to purchase horses for a sale last week. Ollie Rowe bought the old Denton place west of town for 105 dollars per acre. Clen Carter rented the Ed Ken ne place near Keota for the coming year. Joe McClelland’s traded with Wellman merchants Saturday. Justice Hanley’s court session continued to Monday due to Eardley Bell’s absence. case Webster vs Crawford. Elmer Herr and family visit Cedar Rapids. Mrs Hanley’s relatives spent Sunday at their home. Thede Green visited John Stiner on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Roberson
Ottumwa
Crossett
Ollie Rowe
Harper
Salmon and guests gather in Ainsworth social rounds
Dr and Mrs G A Salmon of Columbus Junction spent the evening with Mrs J P McKenzie and Mrs A R Tedford. Guests included Mrs Jas Baird and her daughter from Ottumwa and Mr and Mrs Lewis of Washington. Mrs W H Harris of Staten Island arrived to visit Mrs S O Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Salmon
Columbus Junction
Mmes
J. P. Mc.Kenzie
A. R. Tedford
Jas. Baird
Ottumwa
Lewis
Washington
J. W. Crawford
W. H. Harris
Staten Island
N. Y
KR. Stearns
Lowa River
Dunbar Visit to C. E. Anderson Home
Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar of Brighton arrived yesterday for a visit at the C. E. Anderson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dunbar
Brighton
C. E. Anderson
Local visits and social events noted in Columbus Junction
Taylor Smiley and Chas Hebner visited locals while Ray Miller and Edith Hassan traveled to Mt Pleasant. Mrs. Susan Bennett and three children arrived from Hedrick for a visit with Captain Harper. Mrs Luciand of Chicago arrived to visit her sister Mrs Hull. A reception for Rev J S Cotton is planned at the Presbyterian church with an ice cream supper by the Kings Daughters to aid repairs, postponed from Thursday to Friday due to the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Smiley
Columbus Junction
R. Harper
Washington
Chas. Hebner
Ray Miller
Edith Hassan
Mt. Pleasant
W. E. Walker
Susan Bennett
Hedrick
Iowa
Captain Harper
Frank Luciand
Chicago
Death of John A Sodestrom in Sac City Iowa
John A Sodestrom died Tuesday September 17 1907 after months of tuberculosis. Funeral at 2 30 pm at his Main street home with Rev J W Countermine. Burial in Oakland cemetery's new addition with Rose Croix Commandery No 38 Knights Templar escort. Survived by wife Frances and five children Albert Emma Ellen Andrew Mary plus previous spouses and children. He was a long time Sac City resident active in the Presbyterian church and local fraternal orders. He also served on the city council and contributed to civic welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sodestrom
Sac Sun
Sac City
Iowa
J. W. Countermine
Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Rose Croix
America
Norway
John M. Fox
T. H. Brown
Browne
Sodestrom
Martin Company
Gertie Anderson
Anna Long
Pocahontas County
Frances Sodestrom
Andrew
Albert
Emma
Ellen
Mary
Hats on Display at Miss Lewis' Store
Local brief notes 200 hats showcased at Miss Lewis in town. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Applegate of Atlanta Indiana attended the funeral of his sister in law Mrs. J W Applegate yesterday and expect to return home tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Atchison and daughter Ruth of Portland Oregon visited Dr. J C Boice’s home while en route home from New York where Mr. Atchison has been buying goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Applegate
Atlanta, I
J. W. Applegate
Murray Atchison
Ruth
Portland
Ore
J. C. Boice
New York
Atchison
Piles Treated With Pazo Ointment Promises Quick Cure
Advertisement claims Pazo Ointment cures any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or a money back refund. Price listed as 650 cents.
Powderly Predicts Black Hand Fate and Immigrant Policy
Terence Powderly, ex-K of L leader and head of the Immigration Bureau information division, says the Black Hand will meet its Molly Maguire fate in the U S. He argues most Italian immigrants are sober and hardworking and urges directing alien labor to farming regions.
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Black Hand Society
New York
Bar of Justice
Terence V. Powderly
the Keights of Labor
Commissioner General of Immigration
Division of Information
Bureau of Immigration
Powderly
Congress
Notaiv
East
Middle West
Washington
New York Sun
Mr. Powderly
Pennsylvania
Molly Maguires
Molly Masquires
Molly Maguire Society
Emerald Isle
Italy
Black Hand
United States
Chief Powderty
Uncle Sam
Soo
Canine Opium Smugglers_Blaine Connection
Customs officers uncovered a dog smuggling ring moving opium and silk into the United States led by Thomas Smith. A Bell ingham officer shot a dog near Blaine Washington finding opium and silk saddles. Three more pack dogs led officers to Smith's shack where Smraith was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
International Boundary Line
Chicago
Smith
Blaine
Smwaith
Sheck
Autumn Foods Ballade From Chicago News
The poem laments shift from light summer fare to hearty autumn dishes such as buckwheat cakes codfish ball roast beef and pork and beans. It contrasts cool weather craving with warm meals and ends with the speaker anticipating a good hot dinner as breakfast curiosity grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Working Women What They Should Know
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief of female weakness and recovery during childbirth and menopause. It cites testimonials from Mrs Sadie Abbott of Jeannette PA and McKitrick of La Farge WI, invites women to consult Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts, and claims broad cures and free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sadie Abbott
Jeannette
Pinkham
Lydia FE
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E
Lydia EE. Winkham
United States
Local Girls Head Home After Short Visits
Miss Ava Matthews traveled with four classmates to Crawfordsville for a day of music with her group. Mrs. Chas. H. H. Keck departed for Des Moines to visit relatives briefly. Mrs. W. C. Hunt returned home to Winfield after a week with relatives in Lone Tree. Miss Mattie Sutherland left for Charlottesville Virginia, ending a month with her brothers William and Austin Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Matthews
Crawfordsville
Chas. HH. Keck
Des Moines
Mattie Sutherland
Ben
William and
Austin Sutherland
Charlottesville
Local Travelers Arrive in City From Multiple Destinations
Mr and Mrs W H Hughes were aboard the Firefly this morning. Mrs Will Walker arrived from Crawfordsville and spent the day in the city. William Lindaver came from Keota for a day of business. P Ss Fenton returned from Indian Territory and Kansas to Winfield. Mr and Mrs W B Ardell, visiting the Am long and Rhea families, left on the Burlington for Hastings Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Walker
Crawfordsville
William Lindaver
Keota
P. Ss. Fenton
Indian Territory
Kansas
Winfield
W. B. Ardell
George Amlong
Frank Rhea
Burlington
Hastings
Nebr
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Washington, Iowa
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Heeal
2Nd Ave
Barden
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Journal Office
East Main St
J. P. McCulley
J. D. Martin
F. Torrence
Rubio
Lowa
Sigourney
Magden & Sheely
Opera House
FioWels
County News
RABIO
Nira
Ainsworth
John A.sodestrom
Mrs. Sodestrom
This City Is
Aim
Mes
Pree McKitrick
la Farge, Wis
Mrs
Pree Mskitrick
W. H. Hughes
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Klein Klothing KO
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