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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1908
Page
3
Beaver Falls April 8. Faculty stand firm against a student clique after fifty were suspended for disruptions. Officers arrived as rioters with red paint threatened loyal students. president vowed to run the college and offered hearings for any who can justify reinstatement.
Miss Carrie Harden of Bowling Green Kentucky reports severe kidney and bladder pain prior to using Foley's Kidney Remedy. She says the first bottle brought relief and the second completed her recovery. Lemmon's Pharmacy offers the remedy.
William Sharding Walter Bayer Wm Dusenberry and J C Bauer were visitors in the city from West Chester yesterday.
J L Mitchell president of the First National Bank of What Cheer and Alex Walker of Atwood Coal Co of the same city arrived last night to spend a short time in the city on business.
H. T. Nutt departed this morning for Mt Pleasant in the Crow Creek Valley Land company interests of Colorado. Mrs. Nutt accompanied him to Winfield and will visit relatives and friends there for a short time.
Chicago on April 8 a south bound elevated train plunged from the tracks near Forty Third Street station. Ten seriously injured and many more hurt as passengers were hurled forward and trapped in debris. Motorman James Stenge died from injuries. conductor F E Smith and others suffer cuts, fractures, and internal injuries.
Rev L D Bass of Fifth Baptist Church East St Louis denies claims that young women of his congregation boycotted him for his views on kissing dancing and handholding. He says he is upheld by leading members and has received supportive letters from young members and others.
In Albany on April 8 Willie Hoppe defeated Jacob Schaefer in an 18-2 billiards contest by a total score of 400 to 246. Hoppe led from early in the match and secured the victory with precise break shots and careful cue work. Schaefer fought hard but could not close the gap as Hoppe pulled away in the later racks.
Frey's Studio for artistic photos and Irish blacksmith at the Star tonight. Royal offers tender steaks. Skating rink opens Friday evening. S. W. Brookhart leaves for Texas on business. Papering or painting services by Keyes and Dewees phone numbers 554 Red or 493 Black. Miss Helen Morton travels to Titus for a short visit. Donald B. Howard moves from Keota to Burlington to resume work as mail clerk.
The Rev W G Robertson James Ferguson and Aaron Foster came back to Crawfordsville last evening after attending a Keokuk presbytery meeting. Samuel Love, who spent the winter across Kansas Missouri and Iowa, arrived yesterday and will visit the John Warnock home before returning to Ainsworth tonight. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea marketed by Lemmon’s Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co offers a nerve soothing medicine claiming health and restful sleep.
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