Vee Haag Named In RPS Record Clash
Local report notes Vee Haag involved in a record clash with RPS, highlighting the event's significance. The piece identifies Haag and RPS as key players and hints at competitive stakes and notable timing.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
3
Local report notes Vee Haag involved in a record clash with RPS, highlighting the event's significance. The piece identifies Haag and RPS as key players and hints at competitive stakes and notable timing.
Frank X Scherrer petitions for divorce from Mary Scherrer claiming she deserted him around 1883 and has since absented herself. Court term begins September 3 1901 at the Washington County Court House and if Mary does not appear by noon the next day a default judgment may be entered.
A stream of brief items mentions lemon pies at Johnsons and doughnuts raised there, Miss Nellie Wilson visiting Knox ville relatives, Deputy Sheriff Will Black returning from Wyman, and Ray Stewart with Jota Wilson seeking cattle in Missouri. Numerous residents travel to Minneapolis, Chicago, Ottawa, Knoxville, Columbus Junction, Shenandoah and beyond, with social visits, furnace work, home returns, and property views noted.
Omaha tale recalls Harry Munch who faked a fire alarm to photograph Miss Jennie Callahan before heading to the Philippines. He admitted love unreturned and a planned departure, then was jailed. Separate Monticello item reports Gerald Bailey, 13, shot by 15-year-old Ernst Eluenmeir over a knife loan dispute.
Numerous short entries report visits and errands across Davenport and neighboring towns. Frank Lamphere and Joe Lombardo travel to Burlington, Cedar Rapids, and Brington for business or conventions while others, including Mrs. Keefer and Mr. Mino Loesman, visit relatives. A Trinity chapel benefit program is listed for Friday night at Phoenix hall.
The Presbyterian church social is set for tomorrow at 2 30 in the afternoon at the home of Mrs St Clair Lewis. Water will be served.
An entertainment for Trinity Chapel proceeds next Friday at Phoenix Hall with eight o clock curtain. Washington youth and beauty will be shown in the Gibson pictures. The ad notes Smith's Sure Kidney Cure a 50 cent bottle with money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Walter Cline wheeled his 5 cent cigar home after visiting the W Nelson family. James Buchanan of Muscatine stopped in en route to Fairfield. Lorane Harper of North English visited at the Jay home and left for a West Chester visit. Roy Davis nears completion of Kinrots school house contract with a fine structure. Pension increases secured for J M Lytle and Martha Pratt through Kellogg agency. Ed Smith, Mrs J B McCartney and Hugh, and Miss Kate Smith traveled to Kalona. Trinity church fete to feature a fan dance at next Friday’s benefit. Mrs Will Maxwell and daughter with Jennie Anderson and Esta Maxwell went to Am e worth to visit Miss Mattie Walker.
Announcement notes that the Lecture course may be dropped unless 75 more tickets are sold before Saturday night. Positive yet conditional, urging those un subscribed to attend toll at once for admission. Three days remain.
Curt Wells Sam Smith and families were entertained at the Dr Phillips home. A surprise visit to Mr and Mrs John Bellville occurred Tuesday evening with music games and chatter. Rumors mention a small scrap over land at Chilcote Park between Mr Chilcote and a railroad man with a sheriff expected to visit the scene.
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