For Rent Larn Immobile Stable Space Near Stevenson Hotel
For Rent in Larn at 735 South Marion Ave a property to house four horses buggy or wagon with an adjoining room. Inquiries should be directed to Journal Losat A brooch with picture on it between Stevenson hotel and the B. ph toot residence. Return to Journal office. For Sale includes 60 breeding ewes native sheep by Wm. Sutherland. 82 1f
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Larn
South
Marion Ave
Journal
Losat
Stevenson
B. Ph Toot
Journal Office
Wm. Sutherland
Fall and winter millinery display at Tondre Spenzs
A large line of fresh cookies at the senna. All kinds. 200 hats on display at Miss Lewis' Friday and Saturday. Fall and winter millinery display at Tondre Spenz's on the south side square Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs George Dempsey left for Des Moines to visit relatives. Dr J A Marie and wife returned from Minneapolis. 25th Iowa boys left for Burling ton regimental reunion with Er D Hox worth Robert Bennett and others listed.
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Tondre & Spenz
South Side Square
George Dempsey
Des Moines
J. A. Marie
Minneapolis
Minn
Iowa
Burlington
Er. D. Hoxworth
Robert Bennett
J. A. Dawcon
Clark Sitlar
Port Lewis
W. A. Shannon
D. A. Boyer
William Burnside
Oskaloosa
Pulaski Maxwell
W. C. Mayhew
Local notes from Vienna and Highland township
Mike Dean arrived from Canada last night. Cora Porter visited Highland township schools. Miss Lewis offers exclusive ideas in millinery Friday and Saturday. The Misses Dade Shearer and Louisa Wilson assist in the county treasurer’s office. G W Hobson family returned from Chariton. Mrs Dihel moved from Chetopa to West Chester. Mrs Hannum and Miss Hannum registered at the rest room. Lucy Miller left for Waterloo after a week with her sister.
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Cora Porter
Highland Township
Lewis’ Riday
Dade Shearer
Louisa Wilson
G. W. Hobson
Chariton
W. R. Hannum
West Chester
Leverra’ Hannum
Winfield
Lucy Miller
Wairfield
Chas. Benz
The County News: The Day With the People Go
The column reports on accidents, deaths, births and marriages with prompt local coverage. Names and places appear as events unfold in the community.
Grace Hill Social Notes Roundup
Bert Dunbar and family of near Keota visited Will Dunbar south of Grace Hill Sunday. Royal Robertson ill with typhoid fever. Vitus Disch plans a sale on October second. Ed Libe and William Strohm host visits, Dublin area. Mrs Cary Porter welcomed George Amlony visitors Sunday. Mrs Frank Rhea heads to Nebraska for the winter. Miss Bessy Taylor hosted a party. Miss Ella Beitel listed as sick. Concrete bridge work begins to lengthen the structure at Grace Hill.
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Bert Dunbar
Keota
Will Dunbar
Oliver Dunbar
Royal Robertson
J. Wess Myers
Bighton
Luesday
Vitus Disch
Ed Libe
William Strohm
Dublin
George Amlony
Cary Porter
Frank Rhea
Nebraska
Bessy Taylor
Indiana
Ella Beitel
Local Briefs Include Fishing Report and Schoolyard Injury
Grover Neiswanger is among the sick. Benray returned from Rublo after visiting his sister Mrs. W T Hol len and reports several fish, largest 25 pounds. A horseshoe accident left Quy Coulter with a one inch gash requiring two stitches. Chas Whitlock from Lancaster arrives to visit. Mrs. W T Marr returns from Keota. James Porter leaves Crawfordsville for the 25th Iowan reunion in Burlington.
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Grover Neiswanger
Bensray
W. ‘T. Hollen
Rublo
Frank Carson
Quy Coulter
Chas Whitlock
Lancaster
T. J. Whitlock
W. T. Marr
S. J. Wilkins
Keota
James Porter
Crawfordsville
Burlington
Club Meetings and Socials Near the City
SOCIETY notes show i Society Chapter J and P BE O chapters meeting Mrs. Martin Thursday at 7 30 pm. Ralph Zeck hosts a young people gathering Friday at his northwest city home. Prairie Flower church youths held an ice cream social at Harve Knapp home, raising twelve dollars for the church.
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Ralph Zeck
Prairie Flower Church
Harve Knapp
Church Meeting Sets New Officers for Next Year
The group will meet tomorrow evening Sunday the 24th at 7 30 in the Baptist church parlors. All members should attend as new officers for the upcoming year will be elected.
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Baptist Church
Dinner Honors Departing Guests at Florence Parrish Home
The Kooking Klub hosted a 6 o'clock Tuesday dinner at Miss Florence Parrish's East Washington street home. The event honored Mrs Dr G Hi Pratt and Miss Dade Shearer who will soon leave the city for new endeavors in Chicago and other locations.
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Kooking Klub
Florence Parrish
East
Washington Street
G. Hi, Pratt
Dade Shearer
Communion Services at Second U.S. Church Schedule Change
Communion services will be held next Sabbath at the Second United States church. Preaching on Friday at 7 30 and Saturday at 1 30 with Rev W O Fisher in charge. The Saturday time was changed from 2 30 to 1 30 and this change should be noted.
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U. S
W O Fisher
Mrs Edgington and relatives visit Washington residents
Sept 27. Mrs Edgington of Washington arrived yesterday to spend a few days with her children Mrs Richard Donaldson and Charles Edgington and their families. Mrs L B Cocklin departed for Iowa City to care for her son Karl while he finishes university studies. J L Benn visited relatives in Washington. R E Love returned to Hot Springs S D with his brother 8 R Love. Ben Ferguson arrived back from a brief business trip to Washington.
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Edgington
Washington
Richard Donaldson
Charles Edgington
L. B. Cocklin
Iowa City
Karl
J. L. Benn
R. E. Love
Hot Springs
S. D
R. Love
Ben Ferguson
Picnic Dinner at Cherry Home Near Verdi
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cherry hosted a group today at a picnic dinner at their Verdi area home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Lem Cherry Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cherry Miss Mollie Cherry John Cherry of Oklahoma City and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cherry from northwest of town.
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W. A. Cherry
Verdi
Robert Cherry
Lem Cherry
W. W. Cherry
Mollie Cherry
This City
John Cherry
Oklahoma City
Ben Cherry
Death of Mrs. Thomas McKee Reported in Chicago
Ward received word this morning of the death of Mrs. Thomas McKee of Chicago which occurred at 2 10 this afternoon. Daughters Mrs Dave Benson and Mrs Andy McGuire of the north went to Chicago last night and reached the city shortly before their mother’s passing. Mrs McKee, with her husband and children, once lived west of town and are well known in the county. The body will be brought here for burial, timing not yet learned.
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Ward
Thomas McKee
Chicago
Dave Benson
Andy McGuire
McKee
Miss Friesie Peck Hosts South Washington Taffy Pull
Miss Friesie Peck entertaining friends at her south Washington home with a taffy pull for about fifteen guests. The candy making produced mixed success as guests scattered candy on themselves and others, but all enjoyed the evening.
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Friesie Peck
Washington
Lodge Pays Tribute to John C Lynch and Mourns Decease
A lodge records heartfelt sympathy for the daughter Maud, honors John C Lynch as a faithful member, and resolves to publish the resolutions in city papers and place copies in the lodge records dated September 25 1906.
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Maud
Ladies Host Thimble Bee At Wilson Home
Mrs Fred Smith Mrs Lloyd Lytle and Mrs C J Wilson entertain a company of ladies at a thimble bee yesterday afternoon at the Wilson home on Washington street. The home was decorated in astors salvia and nasturtiums. A two course lunch was served to about one hundred guests by the Misses Havel Martin Vera Alerson Dorothy Miller Mary Steck Martha Briedley Marguerite MacGugin and Helen Wilson. Out of town guests included Mrs McFarland Crawfordsville Mrs Ward Richland Mrs Saterfield and Mrs Applegate Bloomfield Ill Mrs Mills California and Miss Young Kansas. Hi H Killmer Sigourney passed through city en route to Chicago on business.
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Fred Smith
Lloyd Lytle
C. J. Wilson
Wilson
Washington Street
Havel Martin
Vera Alerson
Dorothy Miller
Mary Steck
Martha Briedley
Marguerite MacGugin
Helen Wilson
McFarland
Crawfordsville
Ward
Richland
Saterfield
Applegate
Bloomfield
Illinois
Mills
California
Miss Young
Kansas
West Chester landowner sues over cemetery condemnations
F M McCurdy brings a damages suit after West Chester condemned three acres for cemetery use. Jurors sworn at 10 40 am with examination of witnesses underway. McCurdy seeks just compensation for land taken and farm damage. Attorneys Eicher for McCurdy Butterfield and Wilson for the town. Jurors named include Al Patterson J H Potter L Johnson and others.
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F. M. McCurdy
West Chester
Mr. McCurdy
McCurdy
Eicher & Eicher
Butterfield and Wilson
al Patterson
J. H. Potter
Johnson
W. Corbin
J. F. Badham
W. H. Brinning
Robert Griffith
John Barnett
A. C. Miller
James Starr C
Noel David Thompson
What is the Spanish main and why it matters
At a lunch table readers debated the meaning of the Spanish main with vivid memories from the Hesperus and Ingolsby Legends. The discussion revealed vague understandings and a single voice claiming firsthand nautical authority. The tone notes how people often half know a topic without verification.
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Ingolsby
London Chronicle
Shopping Stereotypes by English and American Women
A London Express column contrasts English shoppers as impulsive and easily steered by polite shop staff with American shoppers who resist coercion yet are more exacting and decisive about purchases.
Millinery display and moving visits listed in local notes
Miss Lewis hosts a Friday and Saturday millinery display. J F Maass travels to Fairfield on business. Miss Menzen Wolfe returns from Montana. Miss Nina Isenhart new at Risser's store in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs George Stewart and Ada visit Keota. Mrs Emma Saunders travels to Brighton. Mrs 8 S Barden and Gwendolen depart Noble for Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs J J Legrill and children visit Brighton after staying with the Mart White home.
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Lewis
J. F. Maass
Fairfield
Menzen Wolfe
Montana
Nina Isenhart
Des Moines
Risser
George Stewart
Ada
Keota
O. Barden
Gwendolen
Ovtumwa
J. J. Legrill
Muscatine
Brighton
Mart White
Fire engine used in Bray blaze from 1737 gift
London dispatch reports a Bray England fire where a fire engine donated in 1737 by Lady Coleraine of Canonhill was successfully employed.
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London
New York Times
Bray
England
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Idea! Poultry Farm
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Mike Dean
Canada
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M. Dihel
Chetopa
Grace Hill
I Sociefy
P. KE. O
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U. P. Church
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Klein Klothing Ko
the Clothiers
God
John C. Lynch
H. A. Teeter
H. L. Kendall
J. B. McConahey
Committee
Hi. H. Killmer
Sigourney
London Express
Emma Saunders
Noble
Rothschild & CO
Square Meals
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Roy Y.stichter
Faithful Old Fire Engine
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