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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1909
Page
3
Keota Local Happenings and Daily Happenings
April reports from Keota recount visits to Fairfield and Washington, and calls on friends and relatives across the county. Local events include lectures at the Methodist church and funerals in Sigourney, with farmers busy sowing oats and others traveling for family occasions.
Local Visitors and Family News Highlights
Robert Boston of Muscatine visits the Reite home. Ira Rehmer spent Sunday with friend John Robertson. Miss Kate Mauthe of Muscatine visited relatives nearby last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carl Dunbar welcomed a daughter. Mrs Anna Rehme visits her brothers Chas and Wil Buxbaum in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boston
Muscatine
Ira Rehmer
Johm Robertson
Kate Mauthe
Carl Dunbar
Anna Rehme
Chas
Wil Buxbaum
Oklahoma
We Choose These Goods With Care and Buy at Best Value
We select products with care and buy where quality and price meet. Shoppers can find exact items here and enjoy advantages of selection and possible savings. Every article is guaranteed to be satisfactory.
West Chester Notes From April 6 Social and Local Updates
Mrs. Rev C E Baumgarten Mrs Will Shaw and Mrs W Ralston visited Washington yesterday. Margery Caldwell shows improvement after illness from pneumonia. Glidder of Winfield rents W P Quinn building and plans a barber shop. J Limerman rode to Keota. J E DeLong visited Washington. Maude Moore of Sigourney becomes a new telephone operator. R G Cherry plans to build a new barn with James Banks as carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Baumgarten
Will Shaw
W. ©. Ralston
Washington
Margery Caldwell
Glidder
Winfield
W. P. Quinn
Surprise Wedding Joins Mrs Richardson and Mr Dunbar
Grace Hill April 6 report on a wedding surprise in the neighborhood. The ceremony occurred last Tuesday evening at the home of Rev and Mrs J F Kaiser with vows between Mrs Jane Richardson and Mr L C Dunbar. They will reside at Bright on. Also mentioned are Mrs Martin and her daughters Florence Reva and Irma ehmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Richardson
L. C. Dunbar
J. F. Kaiser
Brighton
Martin
Florence
Reva
Irma Ehmel
Sunday Visitors and Local Happenings in Walnut Area
Sunday visitors gathered from Havre Kalona and Washington at several homes including Grant Blick J R Palmers and John Green and Albert Simpson. Aldine Rich began spring term at Walnut school while Miss Eicher and Palmer started teaching at Harmony and Cedar. The community mourned Mrs Sam Anderson of Flasksin with funeral attendance by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKay
Grant
Fred Mauthe
Grace Hill
Robert Taylor
Aldine Rich
Brighton
Walnut
Ben Iler
Jake Shrader
George Garrett
W. R.sawhill
Washington
Walnut School House
Doctor Stewart
Sam Anderson
Flaskins
Walter Johnson
New Haven Local Notes Highlight Farming and Commerce
In New Haven on April 6 David Keller sowed oats and runs corn ground on Seymour Stattler farm. Gus Strum bought a new disc from Ralston Implement Co. Sidney Smith bought a fine automobile, delivered last Wednesday at West Chester. Dan Moriarty hauled hay last week. Mrs Charlie McKinstry and Mrs H J Cuddeback started chicken ventures with incubators. Arthur Conrad visited Washington last Thursday. Ida Moriarty Ruth Marion and Frank Smith cleaned New Haven schoolhouse last Friday. Grandma Smith and Mrs John Combs visited George Hayes' home. Services at New Haven were well attended due to good weather. Clarence Plummer hauled hay from John McKinstry farm today. C R Wells away buying fine horses. Miss Jet Taylor began spring term of school at New Haven and boards with Mr and Mrs Jackson. Ladies Aid met at D Robertson's. Everyone staying busy amid plenty to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Keller
Seymour Stattler
Stattler
Gus Strum
Ralston Implement Co
Sidney Smith
West Chester
Dan Moriarty
Charlie McKinstry
H. J. Cuddeback
Arthur Conrad
Washington
Ida Moriarty
Ruth
Marion
Frank Smith
New Haven
Grandma Smith
John Combs
George Hayes
Clarence Plummer
John McKinstry
C. R. Wells
Jet Taylor
Miss Taylor
Mrs. Jackson
Ladies’ Aid Society
D. ©. Robertson
Harvey Returns Home After Appendectomy
Mr and Mrs Thos Harvey returned last evening from Rochester Minnesota where he underwent an appendectomy several weeks ago They spent the night with Thos Moothart and drove to their country home this morning Mr Harvey is recovering well and his neighbors are glad to see him back
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Page
Leland
Fairfield
Doctor Tallman
E. E. Neal
Washington
Glaze
Howard Stewart
Gertrude Keiser
Nora Stewart
J. G. Ranous
Ruth
Richland
McCarty
Frank McDowell
Grinnell
Bert McDowell
Mart McDowell
Henderson Harris
C. O. Harris
Richad
Professor McVicker
Sigourney
Thos. Harvey
Rochester
Minn
Thos. Moothart
Mr. Harvey
Fair visitors and city notes from local residents
Winfield resident P. L. Holden spent yesterday in the city while Crawfordsville’s W. P. Davidson was also in town. Billy Possum is in town at The Fair. Cistern cleaning and cementing services offered with or without removing water. contact Washington hotel for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Holden
Winfield
City
Billy Possum
W. P. Davidson
Crawfordsville
Washington Hotel
Mrs. Will E B Jones Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Will E B Jones from Cotter, after several days with her mother Mrs. L C Daugherty, traveled home last evening following the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will E B. Jones
Cotter
L. C. Daugherty
Perry Davis Painkiller Promises Quick Pain Relief
For 70 years Perry Davis Painkiller has been trusted to ease sprains bruises burns rheumatism neuralgia and more It also claimed to cure colds cramps and bowel complaints Prompt remedy offered in 35 cents or 50 cents sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
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Walter Kreese
Nellie
Fred Hutt
Frances Meyers
Emil Anderson
Andy Peterson
Will Bennett
Katherine Mauthe
Frank Brinton
Mason Transfer & Storage Co
J. A. Harwood
Washington DO
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Hington Iow
J. A. Cunningham
Pres A. Anderson
V. Pres
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Asst
Cashi
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