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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1908
Page
8
Items of local news from different communities in the county. Doings of the people include happenings, events, and general day to day occurrences shaping community life across the region.
April notices show Master Homer VanHorn aboard Washington last night and locals greeting visitors. Mrs Freeland and family departed for a short visit with daughter Mrs Frank Bandy, while Miss Clara Bell Jackson returned home after weeks with grandparents Mr and Mrs Stephen Hayden. Homecomings include Mrs Jim Dunham and Ruth Ora visiting friends. The High school performance Rose of Plymouth Town featured Garret Foster Robert Rhea John Margeson and Miles Standish among cast. Mrs M J McCullough and Mrs Maud Bendtsen were among visitors. Opal Rickey visits at Adams home.
Keota residents report travel and homecomings. Mrs. T. A. Bailey and children return to Washington after a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. T. Neiswanger go back to Harvey after visiting the Bert England home. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Fulton of Hastings arrive for a stay with relatives. Miss Joy Schreckengast leaves for Washington then Burlington. Hugh Crayne and Nora Stewart host visits. Mrs. Wolf returns from Washington. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Crayne spend the day with Elizabeth Gallagher. Mrs. J. N. Reinert returns from Muscatine after visiting her parents.
Mrs M L Waters returned home from Richland Thursday A son was born to Mr and Mrs E C Coffman Sunday April 5 Mrs A J Morgan of Clay was a caller here Tuesday Mrs Kate Browning returned to Denver after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs John Fleig John Horning died at his Richland home Thursday after a lingering illness The bereaved family has the sympathy of a host of friends here
An April 10 update notes the Lane family of South English handling filings for Bill Dorrance. Mrs John Davidson visited Kalona over Sunday, staying with friends.
Truth and Quality appeal to the well informed in every walk of life. Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is presented as a valued laxative that cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or dosage increases. It acts pleasantly and naturally and its ingredients are physician approved. Buy only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
Doctor Patriot attends Mrs. Jim Starr who is ill. Dan Eiman also on the sick list. Gil Cherry has tiling work in progress.
On April 11 Crawfordsville reports Mrs. Chas Hays of Washington visiting with her father James Hunter. Other Washington visitors include Mrs. Hugh E. Davis and daughters Marie, Jeannette, and Nina Wooley, Grace S and Nellie Fletcher, and Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Wells. The Shockley children returned to Washington this morning after a Sayre home visit. Jessie Anderson visits Ainsworth, while Mrs. Carroll and daughter travel to Burlington for a several day visit. Alex Caldwell of Burlington arrives to spend the day. Mr. Jones of Wyman stops in between trains. Mrs. Chas Fishburn and daughter Franka visit friends in Winfield.
April 11 notes: Glen Carpenter visited home folks. Hazel Roup new at the News office. Dr J M Chittum and Father Weil from Richmond were in town. E R Shultz returned to Iowa City. J P Jackson ill with Bright's disease. specialist visited. Gleaners and many on sick list. John and wife very poorly. Fred Skola frail. P J Muir left for Raymond Washington. drayman Long visited Iowa City. Royal steak cited as best.
Charles H Yale Amusement Company reports strong demand for its vaudeville act Painting The Town starring John F Leonard Wil Halliday and Mazie King in Utopia or The Land of Fancy. The show promises top flight scenery costumes and electrical effects with return engagements sought across cities after popular reception. Performances slated for the 16th with advance seat sales urged.
Mrs. Sarah A. Cole of Dover Delaware credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with ending years of rheumatic suffering after two years of use with one bottle. She says it eased pain quickly, improved sleep, and she has recommended it to many friends. Sold by Cook & Sherman.
J. C. McCoy of Crawfordsville visited the city by auto today with his son Henry as chauffeur. He praises the automobile as superior to walking, extols its staying power, and plans a Kansas trip once roads improve. McCoy is described as a crank on music, autos, and democracy.
Lemmon's Pharmacy unveils a new soda fountain with fixtures believed to be the finest in the city. It promises rapid service and sanitary operation, planned as a strong trade attractor for customers.
Announcement calls for full Knights attendance on Monday the 13th. The program includes new features to the evening, inviting members to be present and participate. Signed by di C Ford, C Ci.
Warning against mercury containing catarrh remedies, urging prescription use only. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is mercury free and taken internally. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. testimonials available. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Special to The Evening Journal presents a forecast for Iowa. It calls for fair weather tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures and a westerly portion tonight.
Frey’s Studio presents new artistic photos in tonight’s Star feature. The pop up showcases cabinet photos priced at ten dollars per dozen, with fresh celery and vegetables available at South Side Meat Market.
A compact item sheet notes market offerings at South Side Market with brand chicken feed and scratch foods from Ot tumwa Seed Co. Local residents Miss Ruth Knapp, Miss Mable Jackson, and Mrs. Wm Fitzwilliams are mentioned visiting or staying with relatives in West Chester and nearby, while neighbors entertain and travel between towns.
Casey Brothers of Washington Iowa purchased today from Frank Bowman a swell rubber-tired pallbearers wagon. It is among Bowman's latest livery rigs and will be used in the family business at Bowman’s barn.
Receive congratulations from friends as Foley's Kidney Remedy tones up the system and imparts vigor. It claims to cure backache nervous exhaustion and all forms of kidney and bladder troubles. Start taking it today Lemmon's Pharmacy.
Howard Hill went home to Winfield last evening to spend Sunday, returning after a brief visit away.
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