Keota vs Washington baseball clash ends with Washington win
Washington defeats Keota 15 to 7 at L. E. ball grounds in a game noted for solid pitching from West and Miller’s steady defense. After a bright start Keota faltered in the third inning and Washington produced three runs in late play, while the Keota side logged two runs per several players.
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Keota
Washington
L. E. Ball Grounds
Washington Boys
Keota Boys
West
Miller
Keota— Osterholm
Adams
Fesler
Wiseley
Murray
Laptry
Teeter
Rf Barber
Vogt
Masters
Allen
Wolfe
If Mount
Ss West
P Miller
P Henderson
Rf Anderson
Arnold
Kepta
Jordon
Washington Schools Open as Chautauqua Near Start
The Washington school year begins Tuesday September 4 with an early Chautauqua. Parents and students should come to the High school August 20 or 21 to arrange transfers and examinations. Crone urges pupils to bring books on opening day. Also noted is the death of Miss Allie Stoudt of Char don California after a brief illness.
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Washington
R. B. Crone
Funeral Held For Faithful Life Cut Short At Beginning
A funeral was held Tuesday at the parents' home for a young woman whose life is described as faithful and useful though brief. Her remains lay in_live ak cemetery awaiting resurrection morning as the family remembers a life of pride despite sorrow.
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Liveak
Welcome for Colonel Palmer After Des Moines Victory
A large crowd surprised Colonel D. J. Palmer last evening in the park and marched to his home with a concert. Col C J Wilson spoke, praising him for his Des Moines victory and the gathered visitors offered congratulations and handshakes.
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D. J. Palmer
Des Moines
C. J. Wilson
Local social notes and attendance at Chautauqua events
E W Robertson attended a function as a guest today. Mrs May Page of Keota visited friends in the city yesterday. Chas Saling Jr left Davenport to call on friends. Beatrice Murphy of Crawfordsville visited in the city yesterday. Veda Stryker remains ill but improving daily. Ella and Theresa Hildreth of Ottumwa stayed as guests at the Rest Room. Jean Young arrived from Mt Vernon and will spend a week with Aner Gardner. Rose MacGugin Blanche Nicola Dessa Wabnitz and Hope Ott went to Columbus Junction for Chautauqua. Olive Todd returned to Washington for work after a pleasant vacation. Mrs Fred Durham traveled from Wapello to Washington for a relatives visit. Mr and Mrs George French came from Washington to visit relatives at Columbus City and attend Chautauqua.
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Winfield Beacon
Washington
the Beacon
Journal
Elder
Mr. Stinson
Tom Chilcote
Phonograph
Arcadia
Josh
Saratogy
Tom
May Page
Keota
Chas Saling, Jr
Davenport
Beatrice Murphy
Crawfordsville
Veda Stryker
Ella and
Theresa Hildreth
Ottumwa
Rose MacGugin
Blanche Nicola
Dessa Wabnitz
Hope Ott
Columbus Junction
Olive Todd
Fred Durham
Wapello
George French
Columus City
Columbus
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Alex Coffman
Chardon
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Biggs Weekly Argus
Butte County
A. F. Stoudt
Oroville
Allie
Christ
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Jean Young
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