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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1908

Page

8

City Council Reorganizes for New Year in Washington

The Washington city council concluded the old year and reorganized for 1909. Old members hold over under a new April start. Committees were appointed for Streets, Sidewalks, Sewers, Fire and Water, Ordinance, Public Grounds, Finance, General Improvement, and Light. H. Parkinson reappointed marshal, R. G. McChesney street commissioner, John H. Steck city clerk and chief, Orie Turner assistant chief. Contagious diseases prompted Hull to be named health officer.

Washington City Cunningham Messrs Keck Hampsher Davis Stewart Foley Gray Bovee Pauls C. P. Brant Sexton City Cemetery Fol H. Parkinson R. G. McChesney Joe McElroy John H. Steck Orie Turner Board of Health Henry Hull Hull Moton Board of Review

Free 1908 Seed Catalogue From F. B. Mills Co

The F. B. Mills Seed Co offers a free 1908 seed catalogue to all in the community. Call at the seed house or request by telephone or mail. free mailing available. Visit to select garden seeds early and receive liberal local discounts.

F. B. Mills Seed Co

Frey’s Studio Offers Quality Portraits In City

Frey’s Studio advertises the finest up to date photographs in the city offering strictly high class work and prices on display. John Goode was listed as a passenger cast on business this morning.

Frey's Studio of Quality John Goode

Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises New Life and Vigor

An advertorial note promises congratulations from friends as Foley's Kidney Remedy tones the system and renews energy. It claims to cure backache exhaustion and kidney and bladder troubles and urges starting today through Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Foley Lemmon’s Pharmacy

Local Notes and Travel Tidbits from Town Page

Irish blacksmith at the Star tonight. Mrs. Ella Tomlinson returns from West Chester. F L Stoke arrives home from Hedrick. Miss Maurine McLaughlin heads to Ainsworth for a brief stay with relatives. J N Arnold passes through from Keota en route to Rock Island on business. Rev Charles Brown of Oakland plans a summer in Europe delivering sermons in a London church.

Ella Tomlinson West Chester Maurine McLaughlin Ainsworth J. N. Arnold Keota Rock Island Charles Brown Oakland Calif Europe London

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Natural Aid

Medicines that aid nature are always most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan, allays the cough relieves the lungs aids expectoration opens the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to health. Sold by Cook and Sherman with many testimonials.

Cook & Sherman

Miss Blanch Nelson Seeks Des Moines Home After Visit

Miss Blanch Nelson departed yesterday morning for Des Moines after a pleasant visit at the John Kirkpatrick home and time with other friends.

Blanch Nelson Des Moines John Kirkpatrick

Ris Lydy Leaves Grandmother for Monmouth Home

Ris Lydy, who has been staying with her grandmother Mrs Merch ant this winter, left this morning for her home at Monmouth I D. The Booth tickets will be good at the Driver lecture.

Ris Lydy

Local residents noted in county news

The County News item lists teachers Winfred Durst Iva Durst and Maude McCreedy. Mrs. Margaret Carson spent an over Sunday visit at Joe Carson's.

Winfred Iva Durst Maude McCreedy Margaret Carson Joe Carson's

Local Social Visits and School Start Update

Miss Naomi Baker visited Elmer Carmichael's last Thursday. Several Hesseltine and Hesser family members called on W L Glassburner and H F Tesseltine over the weekend. Davenport visitors Mr Jacobs and wife stopped to see Mrs Lewis Baker. School began Monday with Miss Blanche Neiswanger teaching.

Naomi Baker Elmer Carmichael Nellie Hesseltine Emma Hesser Otis Whetstine W. L. Glassburner John Hesseltine H. F. Tesseltine Henry Underwood David Ferguson Jennie Dunbar Thompson Roy Hesseltine Jacobs Davenport Ross Carl Hesseltine Fred Jenkins

Ainsworth Notes: Local Visitors and School Board Election

April 7. Mrs. Lizzie Carlton of Washington attended, Rev A L Graham of Keota waited between trains, Linn Stephens returned from Alaska to visit relatives, the school board elected teachers: Vanhauten principal Rhea grammar Edgington intermediate Watson primary, Oscar Chapel returning from Missouri home last evening.

Lizzie Carlton Washington A. L. Graham Keota Linn Stephens Alaska Vanhauten Pella Iowa Robert Rhea Edgington Watson Oscar Chapel Missouri

Crawfordsville Local Notes April 7 Dowdy Teachers and Visiting Clergy

Elizabeth McCleary began her third term at Dewey school house while Anna McCleary started teaching north of Brighton. Cora Porter of Washington visited, returning home today. Gardner Robertson and J A Ferguson traveled to Washington for a Keokuk presbytery meeting. L L Teas marks his 69th birthday with children George Teas and Mrs. Chal Ford. Milton Yard visited Washington. G W Nickolaus and J R Rickey left for Chicago. Frank Porter returned home. Rev E S Genung spends a week at Garrison Iowa. Rev Nat Childs left Washington after preaching at United Presbyterian Church.

Elizabeth McCleary Dewey Anna McCleary Brighton Cora Porter Washington Gardner Robertson J. A. Ferguson Keokuk Presbytery L. L. Teas George Teas Chal Ford Milton Yard G. W. Nickolaus J. R. Rickey Chicago Frank Porter E. S. Genung Garrison Iowa Nat Childs United Presbyterian Church

Death of Samuel M. Lewis in Great Bend Kan

R P Lewis learns by telegram of his brother Samuel M Lewis's death at Great Bend Kansas. The body will be brought here for burial. Funeral Thursday at 10 30 a m at the Lewis residence with arrival of the funeral party Wednesday evening. Interment in City Cemetery. Samuel was a former local resident and long time business maker on the west side. He left about twelve years ago but was in business twenty years ago. He was once a singing teacher and aided county affairs in its early history. Mrs Lewis died years ago.

R. P. Lewis Samuel M. Lewis Great Bena Kan Lewis West Side

American Lady Flour Promises Quality and Guarantee

McCal Bros advertise American Lady flour claiming the finest bread quality in Washington and offer a money back guarantee if the goods are not as represented. Mrs. McClenahan visits Sigourney to stay with her brother D. D. Norton.

Washington McCal Bros

Cooper Arouses Interest in Queen City Residents

A Cincinnati Post article recalls how Cooper’s theories, claiming the human stomach is degenerate, drew crowds, with residents like Mrs. M. E. Emerson and J. H. Brooks praising Cooper's New Discovery as curing stomach, catarrh, and related ailments and prompting the McElthinney Drug Co to offer explanations.

Cooper Queen City Cincinnati Post Cincinnati West Court Street United States

Arrival of Teuscher with George H. Paul Co party

David Teuscher arrived from Keota last evening to join the regular excursion of the George H. Paul company.

David Teuscher Keota George H. Paul Company

City of Washington Ordinance Appropriates 32000 Dollars

An ordinance appropriates thirty two thousand dollars for the City of Washington Iowa for the year ending April 6 1908. The funds cover expenditures from the city treasury as bills presented and approved by the City Council. ordinance becomes effective after passage and publication per law. Adopted April 6 1908. Attested by John H Steck City Clerk J A mayor.

Washington Iowa

Os kaloosa visitor promotes Hollister tea in city

Otto Dede arrived from Os kaloosa for a brief stay on business. An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a safe beauty aid, claiming cosmetics harm the skin and offering the tea in tablet or tea form at Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co.

Otto Dede Oskaloosa Hollister Rocky Mountain Lemmon’s Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co

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Ers Kelly Mason Transfer & Storage CO F. B. Mills Co Frey the Star Johnson's F. L. Stoke Hedrick Chamberlain California Golden State Limited Kansas City Los Angeles Santa Barbara San Francisco el Paso H. W. Russel Rock Island Lines the County News Pleasant Ridge Crawfordsville Samuel Lewis Mrs. McClenahan Sigourney D. D. Norton J. A. Os Ayor Dr. King Gure All Throat Corn Products Mfg. CO San Diego Seattle Tacoma Portland Muhu J. E. Kunath Cb&orr
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