WEDDING BELLS FOR SCHUYLER LIVINGSTON AND MISS ALICE SAMSON
The wedding of Centerville native Schuyler Livingston to Miss Alice Isabelle Samson of Washington was celebrated with about one hundred guests at the Samson home on South Town Street. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. R. Logue of the Second United Presbyterian Church, with Lohengrin's wedding march and Schubert serenade. The couple departed for Centerville and Chicago where Livingston will join Campbell Investment Co. Details cover attendants, gowns, gifts, and post wedding plans.
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April
Washington
H. S. Samson
South Town Street
Schuyler Livingston
Centerville
Alice Isabelle Samson
Lohengrin
Anna Burrell
United Presbyterian Choir
A.C. Rankin
Fort Sherman
Earl Lewis
L. Morehouse
Lloyd
Elwynn Latta
J. R. Logue
Second United Presbyterian Church
Schubert
Martha Samson
Ralph Livingston
Arthur Samson
Alleghany
Gertrude Duff
Winterset
Miss Duff
Samson
S. W. Livingston
Monmouth
Rock Island
Livingston
Light and Gas Works
Chicago
Beverly Hill
Campbell Investment Co
Heavy washouts and river overflow disrupt Rock Island line
Heavy rainfall caused washouts on the Rock Island road between Des Moines and Valleye and the Des Moines river rose above its banks causing damage. Trains run via Washington due to line damage. The Orth & Dean meat market ends as M Dean sells to FP McElhinney who moved from Morning Sun. wished success to the new firm.
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Rock Island Road
Des Moines
Valleye
Washington
Orth & Dean
M. Dean
McElhinney
Morning Sun
Weather forecast for Iowa showers and storms
The forecast calls for showers and likely thunder storms across Iowa tonight and Saturday. Cooler temperatures are expected in the far western portion tonight and on Saturday.
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WasHington, D. C
Mail wagon crash on Railroad street ends with rider unharmed
Alderman Mason driving the mail wagon for Uncle Sam was jolted when his spry horse spooked at a car on the Rock Island switch. The wagon tipped into mud near Standard Oil storage. busman Dave Turner aided in righting the vehicle. The mail arrived on time and No. 16 Airship In Brinton’s new venture returns from Washington. Brinton claims his craft mirrors bird wing design and plans a factory-ready airship after patent refinements. Rail expansion work begins between Washington and Winfield with thirteen cars scattered and about twelve workers estimations rise to more.
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Alderman Mason
Uncle Sam
No. 1d
Railroad Street
Rock Island
Standard Oil Company
Dave Turner
Turner
G. Brinton
Washington, D. C
Wis
Great Museum
Patent Office
Washington
Winfield
Kalona Couple Wed by Justice Rovers in Impressive Ceremony
Last evening about 5 30 oclock Richard Pry and Miss S Marsh both of Kalona appeared before Justice Rovers and asked him to perform the marriage ceremony for them which he did in an impressive style The groom has had two previous marriages and the couple will begin housekeeping in Kalona today.
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Richard Pry
S. Marsh
Kalona
Justice Rovers
Deafness Cure Promoted By Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim
A fragment reports medical claims for Hall's Catarrh Cure by KF Cheney & Co Toledo. It notes deafness arising from Eustachian tube inflammation and promises one hundred dollars for a cure not helped by the remedy. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and druggists selling at 75 cents.
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Hall
KF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Population figures spark Iowa town pride
The census reports Washington Iowa with a population around 4 500 and notes the town as among the nicest with a strong local character. Winfield Beacon cites modern growth while Washington’s 4 865 residents and more homes show progress. Mrs Hays comments on Mary Barka not assisting with work and keeping to her own duties within a local domestic context.
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the Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
Winfield Beacon
Rains Cause Crooked Creek to Overrun Banks
Heavy rains over two nights swell small streams with Crooked Creek breaking its banks and continuing to rise, raising flood concerns for nearby areas.
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Crooked Creek
Pleasant social afternoon in fourth ward at Mrs Dewey’s home
The fourth ward ladies spent a pleasant afternoon at Mrs. Seneca Dewey’s home with social chat. Chas Bartley recovers from a two week illness and is out again. Will Wallace shipped a carload of fine heifer cattle on the C R I & P. J J Stewart installs a new awning at the west side drug store. Nightwatchman Johnson notes heavy rain with birds fluttering on wet sidewalks. Gene Anderson of Washburn Halligan Coffee Co visits town and is welcomed for his pleasant manners. Uric acid poisoning linked to rheumatism and kidney issues billed with Ballardvale Lithia Water as a remedy. For sale by all.
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Eva Livingston
Des Moines
Court House
Washington Academy
Monmouth College
Miss Samson
Livingston
Fourth Ward
Seneca Dewey
J. J. Stewart
West Side
Johnson
Gene Anderson
Washburn-Halligan Coffee Co
Gene
Crawfordsville
Ballardvale Lithia
All
Ad Ee
Ballardvale Lithia Spring Water Co
Lithia
H. N. Morris
Washington
Smith
Babcock and Stewart Ship Hog Load Tomorrow
Babcock and Stewart plan to ship a load of hogs tomorrow over the Rock Island route. The shipment signals ongoing livestock movement through the Rock Island line and reflects regional farming activity.
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Babcock & Stewart
Rock Island
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Dougherty Bros
Aed
Tae
Ogee
Washington National Banf Capital
Surplus
Mackeral
Stuart
East Side
H. F. Samson
Minnie Nethergall
Hull
Livingston-Samson
Foley
E. C. Carris & Co
Fact Side Square
Livingston - Samson
Leven
Col
Palmer
J. Campbell
Gertrude Dutt
Fannie Graham
Nancy Lee Martin
Howard Hamilton
Esther Samson
Minnie Nethergall Nira
Clarence Lewis
O. M. Cavin
Wyman
JL. M. Samson
I. R. McKenry
Roy Samson
Nettie Samson
Waterloo
Dovelia Daugherty
Wayland
Ira Sproul
West Chester
Kilgore
C.D. Reimers
Agnes Dargavel
Bloomfield
Teeter
Tie
Academy
Miss Johnson
AJL
Mason
Pry-Marsh
Adams Express Co
Wellman Advance
Chas. Bartley
Will Wallace
ANG
New York
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Byracage, N
U. B A
Monroe Street
J. M. Stewart
Glasgow & Lytle
Merchant Tailors
Gent's Furnishers
North Side Square
Blair & Son
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