Local residents travel for visits and errands
Miss Mary Hunter was a morning passenger for Davenport. Mrs. Harry McCall visited Ainsworth. Humphrey Richards went to Columbus Junction on business. Mrs. Frank Chez and daughter Edith visited Sperry. Mrs. J. C. Bauer went to Keota to see her daughter. Miss Ella Montgomery attended a Crawfordsville Sunday school convention. Mrs. Ella DeLong returned home from Crawfordsville after visiting her son M. C. DeLong. Mrs. W. I. Condit visited EB Harvey in town then headed to Aller ton before returning to Los Angeles. Mrs. A. B. Caughey of Omaha went to Fairfield to visit at the Frazier home. Miss Ethel Loynacan and Miss Angus Rickels of Knoxville traveled via John Timmerman’s home toward Iowa City where Nickels will enroll at the university. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Boyer returned from Columbus, Ohio, and extended to Buffalo and North Collins, N Y, visiting Mrs. Boyer’s twin sister. Various local notices promote shops, transport, and social visits across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. Caughey
Omaha
Nebr
J. F. Simpson
Fairfield
George Frazier
Ethel Loynacan
Angus Rickels
Knoxville
John Timmerman
Iowa City
Nickels
Local Notices and Classified Snippets from West Chester
A compact roundup features shop ads and personal notes. Entries mention Lyons cookies Fox and Dewey shoes cream butter fat tests and prices, local phone listings, auto painting and chiropractors, plus residents traveling to Brighton Hannibal and Crawfordsville for visits and conventions.
O. O. F. Meet for Funeral of Brother Smith
The order of the Free and Accepted Masons meets at the hall Sunday at 1 p m to attend the funeral of Brother W H Smith 9112 Sam L Richardson N G with service and procession arranged by the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Smith
Sam L. Richardson
N. G
William H. Smith Dies After Illness at County Hospital
William H. Smith died at 7 o clock this morning at the county hospital after an emergency hernia operation. Born October 13 1851 in Pennsylvania he lived in Washington since 1888. Survived by two sons Martin and Ernest Smith and two daughters Mrs Arthur Mace and Mrs Alvah Boileau. Funeral Sunday at his East Fourth street home with Odd Fellows rites. burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Smith
Alvah Boileau
Ainsworth
James Smith
Manson
John Smith
Rolfe
Iowa
Robert Smith
Iowa City
Ann Carver
Elizabeth Biggs
Oxford
Amanda McCoy
Chicago
Martha van Naughen
Davenport
Matilda Ritchey
Des Moines
Hannah Welch
Savanna
Fll
Little seven pound son born to Wrights at Chariton Iowa
Announcements say a seven pound boy named Carl Henry arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Wright in Chariton Iowa. Mrs. Wright formerly Miss Leta Roberts is a niece of Mrs. George Hobson and once worked in Hobson jewelry store. W. R. Cambridge now visiting from Minneapolis and his brother in law Frank Brindley armed themselves and traveled to the country for wild game. reports say results were not promising aside from the physical exercise. A butterfly sighting occurred in the afternoon but was out of range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Henry
W. R. Cambridge
Minneapoli
Frank Brindley
Water Shutoff Scheduled for Saturday Afternoon Repairs
Notice that water service will be off tomorrow Saturday from 1 P M to 5 hours for necessary repair work. No details on location or duration beyond the stated hours.
Missionary Tea attendees suffer fall injuring Mrs Stickley
At a United Brethren tea in Ainsworth Nebraska Mrs J W Stickley aged 74 plus fractured hip after a buggy overturn fears from an engine on the tracks. Mrs Earl Gosling and two children offered to drive her home. an ambulance conveyed her to the county hospital. Daughter Mrs Allie Jeffers in Minnesota Dakotas notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
United Brethren Church
J. W. Stickley
Richardson
Earl Gosling
Stickley
Allie Jeffers
Minot. N. Dak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peggy Hyland
Matt and
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Florence Reed
Tl A
Lloyd—Daniels—Pollard
Washington Telephone Co
McNamara Undertaking Co
Ambulance
Siyvick
John Shields & Sons
Owen McGovern
J. J. McKeone
Mildred Brock
Wulverei Y
Mary Hunter
Harry McCall
Humphrey Richards
Columbus Junction
Frank Chez
Edith
Sperry, Iowa
J. C. Bauer
Keota
Claude Holmes
Ella Montgomery
Crawfordsville
Ella DeLong
M. C. DeLong
D. A. Boyer
Columbus
Ohio
Buffalo
Poimts
North Collins
N V
Oyer
Crail’s
G. T. Downing
Brighton
Otto Michels
Muscatine
J. P. Smith
Thompson & Weidmer
Alice Rownd
Mrs
P. E. O. Bake
F. R. Sage
Coal Trust
Cole
Yard
de Kalb
Rev
W. R. Yard
Utz and Dunn
Chas. Jackson
Freda Maxine
L. J. Derby
Chas
Letts
W. A. Waugaman
Bel Ighe
Wash
J. C. Vinton
J. W. Smith
Lowell
J. T. Chadwick
John Bidwell
M. H., Bowman
Lyon's
Fox & Dewey
C. H. Combs
Deans
Hamlin
Lydia Hellam
Lemley’s Grocery
Black
Laurel
Katherine Berend
West Chester
Glen Powers
W. F. Glasscock
Mary Katheryn
Hannibal, Mo
Bruce Gobble
John Atchison
County
Hoosier
Graves Studio
Patf
G. C. Springman
Mary F. Bennett
Sikeston, Mo
Here
Dr. F. Berry
Will Dupuis
Ruth
Sigourney
J. S. Penneil
A. M. Cowden
W. H. Butterfield
Supreme Court
J. B. Crooks
Lemmon
Nancy Fleming
Mariella Satiiinterr
Amos Rankin
Crawterdeville
Emma Huffman
Rock Island
W. W. Wolary
Ruth Wolf
Joseph Wolf
Mercy Hospital
Duavenport
F. G. Martin
Julia Cavender
Priscilla Junkin
M. E. Dicken
Lytle Bros
Graham Theatre
Mckee School
Amos
Cys
Mary Pickford
Captain Kidd, Jr
Artcraft
Graham
Steizeae
Ation
Lenumnen’s
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