The County News Accidents Births and Marriages Reported
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1905
Page
4
Local news brief reports accidents deaths births and marriages from city and county communities. Readers receive timely notes on civic life and notable events from area gatherers.
April 11 notes from Ainsworth record C D Chapel returning home to Whitewater Wisconsin after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J F Chapel. Mrs J Lindley Coon returns to Newton after visiting relatives. Mrs K R Robertson attends funeral of sister Mrs A D Acheson in Columbus Junction then returns home. Dr E W Spessard and G A Carson visit Washington and Burlington on business. James Trotter leaves for Cedar Rapids to take civil service exam for railway mail clerk.
Dr H Purmort of Cedar Rapids preached at the church Sabbath afternoon. Mrs W L Alcorn visited in Washington Monday. J N Pickens travels to Davenport for a Presbyter meeting. Rev J N Carnine plans to move to Hedrick with his household goods today.
Local residents and visitors are listed with travel and family ties across Crawfordsville on April 7. Names include Miss Bertha Palmer visiting relatives near Frank Pierce, A J Rawson on a Muscatine business trip, and multiple confirmations of social calls, funerals, and church presbytery meetings in Keota Columbus Junction and Washington.
Mrs Miller's health is much improved and she is expected to start home from Los Angeles on Monday.
Invitations reach Friends in the city for the marriage of Miss Alice Manners and Mr Parker Davidson of Crawfordsville to take place on Wednesday April 19 at five oclock. The Fortnightly club meets Thursday evening with Miss Florence Parrish. Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Daisy Haul to Mr Charles Startsman on Tuesday April 25 at eight oclock at 412 East Washington street. A home wedding today at Justice Folger house on South Iowa avenue unites Giles Jones and Lavina A Desing. Reception tomorrow at groom’s father’s home. couple to housekeeping on the old J C Jones farm near Wellman.
A. N. Alberson schedules a second degree session for Tuesday night at 7 oclock sharp focusing on technique and drills for readiness and advancement in the program.
Word from Ames reports Leonard Trotter gravely injured after an accident at a local ball game. Witnesses say he dodged a wall thinking to avoid being hit, but was struck on the temple and fell unconscious. Doctors consider surgery tomorrow if needed and his condition remains serious.
Knoxville Iowa plans a new town clock for the courthouse. The Howard Clock company of Boston sells it for 1085 dollars with 45 paid by the county and the rest by the Business Men's association. The clock features four glass dials five feet wide and a 1200 pound bell heard seven miles away. Officials hope it will be in place by July Fourth for a large county celebration.
Noble County Board members confer with Henry County officials on bridge projects. Varney road case dismissed after late evening session. Petition sought vacation of a road strip south of Wellman.
Jacob Van der Zee of Sioux Center has been chosen as Iowa university's Rhodes scholarship candidate. The senior class favored Van der Zee over Carl Ross of Muscatine in the selection vote.
Nathan Lynn purchases the cigar stand at the Hotel Colenso of Lombardo Bros. and will run the cigar business himself. He vows to offer only the best cigars for sale.
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will assemble at 8 o'clock this evening with all members urged to attend. J. L. Brookhart remains bedbound with rheumatism tied to a grip illness and reports sleepless, long nights. J. T. Matthews leaves for Wellman to promote the Washington County Chautauqua along the route.
Chas. Reeves arrived last evening from Mt. Pleasant and says he is feeling fine. We are glad to see Chas, back.
A harsh snow storm blanketed southern Wyoming with over six inches of accumulation at Douglass and Rawlins. The report notes widespread winter weather effects across the region.
A reflection on overindulgence among all social ranks, noting that excess nourishment harms body and mind. The speaker recalls personal misery from indigestion, attributing it to a lifestyle of unreasonably high consumption.
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