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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1902

Page

2

Rock Island Announces New Fast Daylight Trains

A Rock Island circular to Agent Rowland names two new through daylight trains from Chicago to El Paso starting Sunday April 13. The schedule shows fast time via major hubs with through service including sleeper, coach and dining cars, and service discontinuities on Nos. 15 and 16.

Journal Rock Island Rowland el Paan Chicago Washington Kansas City el Paso Kansas Columbus Junction S:15 Milwaukee Ta Tlalshed

Local notes from Crawfordsville and surrounding towns

Telephone news from Crawfordsville reports numerous visits and small town movements. Names include Thomas Black Winfield, Cal Gormley, A A Sprague Columbus City, N J Lease Des Moines, Grant Horton Brighton, Hinkle Winfield Beacon, J P Peterson Keokuk, Velma Hopengardner Washington, Julia Swift, P Nichols, Mrs Amos Poland Avoca, Mrs J S Mayer, W C Trotter and Carmaletta, and Mrs W White ill.

Thomas Black Winfield Cal Gormley A. Sprague and Son Columbus City A. Davidson N.J. Lease City Drug Store Des Moines Grant Horton Brighton Editor Hinkle Winfield Beacon J. P. Peterson Keokuk Dalay Ross A. E Ross Jno Reed Wayne Leroy Twinam M. Hull Jessie Paisley Mary Sense Velma Hopengardner Washington Julia Kate Swift Washingon P. Nichols Amos Poland Avoca J.S. Mayer W.C Trotter Mise Carmaletta W. ©. White

Local Notes on Visits and Teaching Assignments

April 4 reports Chas Hoxworth smoothing the district road this week. Samuel Simmons and wife and Jay of Perlee visited Lt Sigafoose over the weekend. W E Woods to teach the No 3 school this spring and Arther Woods to teach at Franklin. Wilber Keenblossom and family visit Mrs John Keatings east of Washington. Rev Boise preached at Shiloh last Sunday. Eureka service next Sunday at 11 am by Rev Bingaman. Ben Hill and family visiting Wayland today.

Chas. Hoxworth Samuel Simmons Jay Perlee Sigafoose W.E Woods Arther Woods Franklin Wilber Keenblossom John Keatings Washington Boise Shiloh Eureka Lam Bingaman Ben Hill Wayland

Washington welcomes Gov Cummins and Metagar to Camp Fire

Washington residents plan a rousing welcome for Gov A R Cummins and Department Commander Metagar on the 15th at the Graham opera house. The 8 o'clock Camp Fire program includes invoca tion, quartette music, recitations by Hallie Bepde and Dack Montgomery, a short talk by Walter S Ayres, followed by Gov Cummins address and Metagar reception.

Washington Guv. A. R. Cummins Dept Metsgar I. G. White Post Graham Opera House S. K. Coates Ilallie Bepde Dack Montgomery Walter 8. Ayres Gov. Cummins Metagar

Local Notes Include Travels Visits and School Events

Local items report Mrs Beo Marshall and son arriving to visit relatives, A F Reynolds leaving for New York, R R Henderson visiting his sister in town, W A Turner improving and returning to work soon, J M Allen quitting meals for summer and focusing on ice cream. Miss Kathryn Clark returns from Davenport, Miss Carrie Eyestone heads to Morning Sun to teach, Chicago guests George Foster and Clara Miller staying with James C. Miller, rug project from Presbyterian church carpet invites signups, Miss Bessie B Buchanan returns from Teachers Association to Fairfield.

Homer Stevens Harl Warrington Keota Hunter Home Beo Marshall A. F Reynolds H. T. Reynolds New York R. R. Henderson Chicago H .F. Steck W. A. Turner J.M. Allen George Foster Clara Miller Brooklyn N. Y James C. Miller Old Presbyterian Church J. Albert Williams

Service at Haskins draws large audience near Hardin

Rev W Rolland Williams led a well attended service at Hardin school house near Haskins yesterday with many standing to hear the sermon. A second service is planned at the same location a week from next Sunday and more seats will be added to accommodate all. Ice will cost thirty cents per hundred cash and 1000 lb coupon books sell for 350 cash with a ten day payment penalty.

W. Rolland Williams Hardin School House Haskins Williams Cras R. Parkinson

Washington Iowa Ordinance Vacates Alley for Railway Right of Way

City council approves vacating a north south alley next to block eight in I and W Smouse’s Northeast Addition for use as railroad right of way and depot grounds for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Company. Ground is granted upon operation within eighteen months from publication. May or Len Wilson sign off as mayor.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Igiimer Company Washington Iowa Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pauli Raiway Company City of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Chicago Milwauke & S T. Pau Railway Company Sectiion City of Washington Len. Wilson C. A. Winner

Washington Iowa Council Advances Funds to Pay Warrants

The Washington Iowa City Council approves borrowing up to three thousand dollars to cancel outstanding warrants and cover current taxes not available before April. Mayor C H Wilson approves the measure on March 17. Attestations note city officials and dates.

Washington Iowa C.H. Wilson The

Hirschy Wins Great American Handicap In Kansas City Contest

Hirschy of Minnesota, handicap twenty nine yards, wins the Great American handicap securing leadership as wing shot of the season. Spencer of St. Louis finishes second with a twenty-two yard handicap, O Herkes places third, Pollard fourth, Owen fifth. In shoot-off rounds several shooters miss or quit leaving Spencer and Hirschy contending. The straight-kill record stands at thirty-four, Hirschy later lifting it to fifty.

Kanew City Apel Hiirschy Minneapolia Minn G. Spencer St. Louis Spencer KR. O. Herkes Smyton D. Pollard Chicago J. L. Owen Cushing O.T Fred Gilbert Spirit Lake Treikes Hirschy Stone Boles Hirschy

Doctor and wife jailed after elopement charges in Marion

Attorney Sarah J. Smith from Saginaw accuses Dr Norton Smith of bigamy and support for a wife and four children from a prior marriage in Ontario. Both pleaded guilty, fined 2 ½ dollars and 80 cents, and jailed. In Oshkosh, the First Congregational church women receive $520 from H C Frick to fund a Pittsburg orchestra, with a deficit of 820 dollars. Rhinelander reports a lumber yard fire destroying 1,500,000 feet, mainly for J H Queal & Co and Bay City and Wixson & Bronson losses. A laxative product ad closes the item.

Marion Ind Norton Smith Sarah J. Smith Saginaw Mich Wawawash Ont Smith Oshkosh, Wis Young Ladies’ Society First Congregational Church H.C. Frick Pittsburg Frick Or Orchestra Rhinelander Wis Stevens Lumber Company J. H. Queal & Co Minneapolis Joan Godkin Bay City Wixson & Bronson

Her Son's Life Saved by Chamberlain's Remedy Story

A Mt. Crawford Virginia mother recalls her son surviving severe cramps after a neighbor gave Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. She credits three doses and says the boy recovered within twenty four hours. The medicine is sold by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.

Chamberlain Oryson Mary Haller Mt. Crawford Stewarts Pharmacy Cook & Sherman

Cured by Chamberlains Pale Balm Ad Prompts Treasure Hunt

Last fall a Salem New Jersey resident reports severe muscular rheumatism and detours through remedies before using Chamberlains Pale Balm. One bottle cured her. For sale by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman on select Tuesdays in March April May. Plus two dollars fare to many western and northern states and British Columbia. Address Geo S Batty for details and a free home seekers booklet.

Chamberlain Sallie Harris Salem N. J Stewarts Pharmacy Cook & Sherman Minnesota Iowa South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon British Columbia Urah Colorado Nebrska Geo S Batty G.ep T. A Marshalltown

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