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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1908

Page

5

Reading Circle and Bible Club Meet in Fortnightly Fashion

IS SOCIEFY The Twentieth Century Reading circle will meet with Mrs. R. P. Lewis Monday evening. The Bible department of the Fort nightly club will meet Monday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs. F. L. Wilson. A friendly gathering last evening left cotton souvenirs and notes of thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Livingston and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brookhart and daughter Margaret. Miss Mae Bell of Cotter was a city visitor today. The Rev Mr. Musselman of Wayland called on friends today.

Twentieth Century Reading Circle R. P. Lewis Bible Department F. L. Wilson Texas J. L. Brookhart Fred H. Smith Frank L. Wilson R. L. Livingston Margaret Miss Mae Bell Cotter Mr. Musselman Wayland

Sabbath School and Union Meeting Announced

Sabbath school at 9 45 Junior at 4 Seniors join city wide union meeting at 6 15 at the Methodist church No public preaching due to pastor's absence Rev W F Fisher pastor

Methodist Church Rev. W. ©. Fisher

Sabbath and worship schedule at Methost church

Sabbath school begins at 9 30 morning worship at 11 Junior fellowship at 5 Union Senior service at 6 15 evening worship at 7 30 All are welcome Rev W R Sawhill pastor

Union The Methodist Church W. R. Sawhill

Stovall Leads Week at Local Church Services

Rev. T. B. Stovall, pastor, preaches at 11 and 7 30. Sunday school at 2 30. Official church board meets Monday evening. Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday evening.

T. B. Stovall

First Church of Christ Scientist Service Schedule

Corner of Iowa and Jefferson streets hosts Sabbath school at 10, morning service at 11 with the unreal ity subject. Golden text from I Peter 1 24 25 proclaims the word of the Lord endureth forever. Wednesday evening meeting at 7 30 invites all to attend.

Iowa Jefferson Streets Peter

Passengers From Local Area Headed for Washington

Mrs John Williams and daughter Alice Miss Myrtle Jacobs Mrs Allen DeLong and son Claus Mrs Daisy McFarland Mrs Will Walker and son Paul Mrs Sarah Yeager Mrs Luther Gormly and two children and Ed White and son J R White were passengers for Washington this morning.

John Williams Alice Myrtle Jacobs Allen DeLong Claus Daisy McFarland Will Walker Paul Sarah Yeager Luther Gormly Ed White J. R. White Washington

Ainsworter Social Note April Visits and Travel

April 4 notes show Mrs. F G Sands visiting Washington. Kitty and Carrie Evans visit Columbus Junction relatives. Harvey Hites family left for Muscatine for a Congregational musicale and kin visits. Ella Porter arrived from Washington for a home visit. Fred Morrow and wife from Osage visit J A Morrow. T J Easter and daughters Eva and Beula shopped in Davenport.

F. G. Sands Washington Kitty Carrie Evans Columbus Junction Harvey Hites Muscatine Ella Porter Fred Morrow Osage J. A. Morrow T. J. Easter Eva Beula Davenport

Doings of the People in the County and Nearby News

The column highlights community happenings across the county, noting social events, local services, and small-town occurrences. It gathers brief items from towns, mentioning residents, gatherings, and routine civic news in a lively, period-voice roundup.

Rural Route No Two News From Eureka Church and Court

Eureka residents report church choir practice and local visits. Snider Bros. lost a valuable horse. a Washington veterinarian treated the cow and it improved. Ward Essley bought cattle. J F Simpson operated an egg wagon. D O Noe attended Washington court. W D Hesseltine serves on the current jury. Fern Bidwell and Ethel Waters visited.

Eureka Snider Bros Doctor Downing James Priestnal Ward Essley Emma Broomquist Rob Dunbar D. O. Noe Washington J. F. Simpson W. D. Hesseltine Fern Bidwell Ethel Waters Ward Essiey

Schedule of church services and events at Methodist Church

Sabbath school begins 9 40 morning service 11 Junior Endeavor 3 Union young people service 6 15 evening service 7 30 Rev L D Young is the pastor.

Union Young People's The Methodist Church Rev. L. D. Young

Students form Civic club movement at state university

Iowa City April 4 An enthusiastic meeting of students at the State university of Iowa discussed forming a Civic club. The drive was inspired by C M Jesup who recently spoke at the campus representing the Inter collegiate Civic league. The league seeks to raise public spirit in practical politics.

Iowa City Iowa State University of Iowa C. M. Jesup Civic League

Fire at Chariton meat market harms several buildings

Chariton suffered a disastrous fire early yesterday morning at 2 o clock that spread from the rear brick building housing George Scott's meat market to the upper story of two adjacent structures. Firemen contained the blaze after hard work, with losses estimated at 32000 and insured for 23000.

Chariton George Scott

Des Moines Woman Dies After Flaming Clothes Incident

Mrs. N.S. Wales of Des Moines Iowa died in the night from burns suffered when her clothing caught fire in her front yard. The flames began when a grate fire spread to her skirt via a newspaper at her feet after she left the house at 10 o clock Thursday night. She ran to the kitchen in an attempt to extinguish the fire but could not.

Des Moines Iowa N.S. Wales

First Baptist Church Service News

Public worship at eleven in the morning and at seven thirty in the evening. Morning topic The Lord's Supper. Communion offered at the close. Evening topic Epoch making Prayers. Right hand of fellowship to new members. Seats free. Rev. George D. Rogers, pastor. All welcome.

George D. Rogers

Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schedule

Public worship at 11 with sermon by the pastor. Sunday school at 9:30. Class meeting at 10:30. Junior and Intermediate Leagues at 3:30. Union young peoples service at 6:15. Evening service at 7:30. Rev. U. B. Smith, pastor.

Union Young People Methodist Church Smith Pasor

Jury fails to reach verdict in junior law mock trial

In Iowa City on April 4 the jury in the junior law mock trial announced no verdict after hours of deliberation. The case centered on whether William Shakespeare libeled King Richard III, with Richard III's estate suing for 25 000 in libel damages and the defendant arguing the allegations were true.

Iowa City Iowa Richard 111 Wm. Shakespeare Bard of Avon Richard

Local visitors from several towns drop in for rest room day

Mrs J D Dayton and Miss Jennie Cook came from West Chester while Perry Hays son of J P Hays East Main street recovered from typhoid fever. Visitors from Ainsworth Crawfordsville Dublin Haskins Brighton registered at the Rest Room, including Mrs D E Henderson Mrs Ethel Henderson Miss Edna Smith Miss Nellie Smith and others.

J. D. Dayton Jennie Cook West Chester Perry Hays J. P. Hays East Main Street Robert Brown M. L. Miller Bryan A. J. Laird John Laird Ainsworth D. E. Henderson Ethel Henderson Edna Nellie Smith L. Gormly A. Yeager W. E. Walker Crawfordsville Zella Thoma Dublin Merle McConnell Olive Means Pearl Sands Haskins Marguerite Coffman Ethel Irwin Brighton

Mrs Baird and daughter return from visit to Ottumwa

Mrs James Baird and her daughter Beatrice arrived home in Ottumwa this morning after a short visit at the R P Lewis residence.

James Baird Beatrice Ottumwa R. P. Lewis

Mrs Giesler Visits Stewart and Guest Homes in Muscatine

Mrs. Fred Giesler of Muscatine arrived last evening for a visit at the Stewart and Guest homes, staying for several days.

Fred Giesler Muscatine Stewart and Guest Homes

Local Notes From Washington and nearby towns

April 3 items report Miss Abigail Bishop returning from a week with cousins in Washington. Miss Fannie Beal of St. Anthony's Rock Island serves at home midweek. Hay burned by sparks from the hullot engine. Mrs. Melinsky visiting her niece in Brighton. Kate Hartman visiting Clarence and Arthur Rathmell homes in Washington. Henry Horning hauled lumber for a new house. Charlie Wolfe and Clarence Brinning drag roads nearby, aiding travel. A. C. Durst delivered corn to Whit ing.

Abigail Bishop Washington Fannie Beal St. Anthony’s Hospital Rock Island Newton Benson Melinsky Brighton Kate Hartman Clarence Arthur Rathme Henry Horning Charlie Wolfe Clarence Brinning A. C. Durst Whiting

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted as Aiding Nature

The advertisement claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy works with nature to ease coughing relieve the lungs and aid expectoration. It asserts thousands testify to its superior excellence and notes sale by Cook and Sherman.

Cook & Sherman

Keokuk Presbytery Holds Spring Meeting Date Set

Keokuk presbytery will convene its regular spring meeting on Tuesday April 7 at the Second United Presbyterian church. Principal speakers include Rev. H B Foster of Keokuk Rev W Williamson of Burlington and Rev Fred Elliot of Morning Sun.

Keokuk Second United Presbyterian Church H. B. Foster W. ©. Williamson Burlington Fred Elliot Morning Sun

Local Social Notes Highlight City Visitors and Shiloh Day Figure

Miss Eva Shaw from Des Moines Orphans home visits the city. Mrs H B Hamilton returns to Ainsworth after a city visit. James Wilson travels to Cotter for the Wilson Heating Co. Earnest Dean comes home from Oskaloosa. Mrs D F Henderson and Miss Ethel Henderson of Ainsworth spend the day in town. Col D J Palmer pictured in Burlington Hawkeye as central figure for Shiloh day exercises in Grand Army hall Burlington Monday night.

Eva Shaw Des Moines H. B. Hamilton Ainsworth James Wilson Cotter Wilson Heating Co Earnest Dean Oskaloosa D. F. Henderson Ethel Henderson Burlington

It's Worth Reapinett Crawfordsville

April 4. W E Logan of Washington visited with friends yesterday. G W Weber went to Wapello for a short visit. Rev Gardner Robertson left for Fairfield to preach tomorrow for Rev Nathaniel Childs at United Presbyterian church. The Rev Mr Childs arrived this morning from Fairfield to occupy the pulpit tomorrow. Sheriff Black and George Palmer arrived from Washington this morning. Scott Rogers was bound for Illinois this morning. Frank Porter was an eastbound passenger this morning.

W. E. Logan Washington G. W. Weber Wapello Gardner Robertson Fairfield Nathaniel Childs United Presbyterian Church Mr. Childs Mornig Sheriff Black George Palmer Scott Rogers Ilinois Frank Porter

Mor ton of Haquitable Life suffers from poisoning

Seattle April 4 Paul Morton president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society visiting Seattle is reported to be suffering from poisoning by poison. He is said to be improving and not in danger yet.

Seattle Wash Paul Morton The Haquitable Life Assurance Society

Vicar Finds 164 Silk Pulpit Cloth in Combe Church

Church notes reveal a green silk velvet pulpit cloth bearing the date 164 found in Combe near Woodstock England. The piece stands as a historical curiosity linked to a parish with long ties to its past.

Combe Woodstock England Japan H. B. Johnson Oriental Missions Methodist Church Thomas Spurgeon Metropolitan Tabernacle London

Vienna market serves hot rolls and low prices

Local business notes highlight hot rolls at the Vienna and fresh meats at low prices. Social items report Mrs. C Lins sick today and several residents visiting or shopping in the city from Wayland Crawfords ville and Estherville. Roy Tripp traveled from Iowa City to spend Sunday with relatives. Celeste Coriiz, Elsie Schneider, Blanche, and Maud Shanafelt were visiting homes in the area.

Royal Market C. Lins Roy Tripp Iowa City Celeste Coriiz Elsie Schneider Haskins Blanche Maud Shanafelt Conrad Lins Estherville

Industrial Items and Distant Gold Discoveries

The International Typographical Union exceeds fifty thousand members across the United States Canada and Mexico. A Pennsylvania blast rips rock from a cliff releasing 224000 cubic feet of material. In England paraffin engine traction plows six inches deep at 60 cents per acre. A gold discovery in an unnamed British Columbia Findlay River branch yields free coarse nugget gold about 100 dollars per pan.

The International Typographical Union United States Canada Mexico Pennsylvania Lincolnshire England Findlay River British Columbia Vancouver

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