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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1910

Page

2

Regular meeting notices from local groups

A Thursday evening regular meeting is announced with full attendance urged. Mrs Ralph Keller invites all Jr Q E Circle members to meet at 4 15 tomorrow afternoon in the Rest Room. The Ladies Benevolent Society of the Presbyterian church plans a ten cent social tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Milan Shields home and requests full attendance.

Ralph Keller Jr. Q. E. Circle Ladies Benevolent Society of the Presbyterian Church Milan Shields

Keota Ladies band serenade delights Cedar Rapids crowd

The Keota Ladies band performed a cheerful Tuesday afternoon serenade in front of the Cedar Rapids office drawing a large crowd and hearty applause. The eighteen month old organization wears khaki military outfits and black trim, with sixteen musicians led by W. H. Langenberg.

Cedar Rapids Keota Blanche Torrey Wilson Mary Deyoe Bess Holmes Pearl Warrington Bess Ruby Hulse Clara Stewart Maud Schauenberg Lola Stewart Mary Burke Neil Pish W. H. Langenberg Columbus Junction

Happenings In the County Communities And News Of The Day

A roundup of local doings across county communities includes notes on events people attended, small-town happenings, and brief updates from various towns. The column highlights community activities and day-to-day life.

Unclear moral meditation on convicts and reform by Walt Mason

A 1910 verse by Walt Mason laments convicts marching toward prison, detailing diverse fallen figures from high estate to public trust who chose easy wealth and now bear rusted doors and sorrow. The poem decries greed, illusion of wealth, and the fate of those who join the penitentiary march.

World of Light

Wellman News Capsule Reports Local Happenings and Changes

April notices summarize Charles Hamilton Jr completing a business course in Cedar Rapids and remaining at home. Local building by Hamilton & Struble for Cyrus Iden family home uses cement blocks. Crops suffer from severe cold with fruit likely lost and oats possibly damaged. Social items include measles cases, visits, a new baby girl at Ernest Meeks, and various family happenings. Epworth League approves funds for a Philippines preacher and elects officers. Rock Island adds an extra train aiding local travel. Master Francis Milton Hawk becomes a life member of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.

Wellman Charles Hamilton, Jr Cedar Rapids Business College Hamilton & Struble Cyrus Iden Irene Shiller Ralph Snavely Williamsburg Snavely Andrew Harley Joseph Fisher Lone Tree Ernest Naomi Stewart Iowa City Sanders Millinery Ed Wehrle Mildred Fry Hewitt Karr Wes Webster Henry Durian Dillon Wilton Junction Katherine Ingeland W. FM. Ss Francis Milton Hawk Hawk Woman's Foreign Missionary Society

Funeral Attendees Gather for Martha McBride Reach

Ruth Raster returns to Rock Island after two week visit with cousins Miss Ber nice and Gladys Holmes. Boss Mcstride and wife of Oelwein arrive to attend Martha McBride's funeral along with Ab McBride and wife of Columbus Junction. Luke James and wife of Columbus Junction also attend.

Ainsworth Ruth Raster Rock Island Bernice Gladys Holmes Boss Mcstride Oelwein Martha McBride Ab McBride Columbus Junction Moining Luke James

Keota School Board Names Next Year’s Teachers

Keota April 2 The board elected kindergarten Miss Mary DeVer first primary Miss Ella McLaughlin second primary Miss Lil Han Kite intermediate Miss Eva Reed Brammar A M Meler all re elected except Eva Reed who will teach the room of Miss Nellie Vincent Mrs Willarding hosted the embroidery club with guests Mrs Carden and Miss Edna Stewart Refreshments were served by Mrs Willarding and Miss Nita Stamp Laura Rowe wife of Adam Rowe died at her Scotland home at 6 00 pm Tuesday April 26

Mary de- Ver Ella McLaughlin Lil- Han Kite Eva Reed Brammar A. M. Méler Nellie Vincent Hou J Wwllarding Embroidery Club Carden Washington Edna Stewart West Chester Alallarding Nita Stamp Laura Rowe Adam Rowe Scotland

Booster Bill and the Rise of a Town Booster Club

A poem recounts Booster Bill aged sixty seven years who forms a boosters club to promote town improvement. Funeral services for Bill were held at 12 20 p m on Thursday April 28 from his residence conducted by Rev Samuel Lapp. Gurlal lay in Keats cemetery. Edna Stewart of West Chester visits Dr A J Droz and wife.

Samuel Lapp Gurlal Keats Edna Stewart West Chester A. J. Droz

Local social notes from Crawfordsville area visitations

Mrs. Nelson of Holbrook Nebraska visits her mother Mrs. Cowger at J. Hotluston home. Mrs. Hull returns from Kirkwood Mississippi and brings Mrs Robertson and daughter Margaret for a visit. Neal leaves Washington after days with local relatives. Mrs. Twinamw and Mrs. Smith depart for Washington. Griffiths of Chicago plan to move into Maxwell residence once goods arrive. Mrs. Griffith and sons arrive from Chicago. Mrs. Sitler of Washington visits Mrs. Mitchell.

Crawfordsville Nelson Holbrook Nebr Cowger J. Ho Tluston H. C. Hull Kirkwood W. G. Robertson F. M Smith Washington Griffith Chiesco F. E B. Maxwell Griffith and Sons Chicago Clark Sitler John Mitchell

Riot at Democratic Convention Over Senate Candidate Endorsement

Riotous scenes erupted at the Democratic convention in Indianapolis as a Marion county delegate assaulted a Terre Haute delegate and a free-for-all threatened before police intervened. Governor Marshall urged endorsement of a Senate candidate, ten names were proposed, and the balloting began.

Evening Journal Indianapolis Ind Marion County Terre Iante Marshall

Fight Over Jackpot Ends in Possible First Murder Near Knoxville

An incident near Knoxville Iowa likely to become the first murder at Hawkey mines occurred Wednesday as Zeke Cheney struck William Turk with a 48 calibre revolver bar fracturing his skull. The men drank and fought over a jackpot at Bol Cheney’s camp. Turk was found unconscious but rational the next morning. Cheney escaped and may be handed to officers. Turk’s prognosis depends on brain matter loss.

Knoxville Iowa the Hawkey Wildnioit Zeke Cheney William Turk Bol Chiney Zeke Turk Cheney Tork

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