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Washington dispatch says fair tonight, cooler in central and east portions. Friday again fair.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
5
Washington dispatch says fair tonight, cooler in central and east portions. Friday again fair.
Henry Eicher, Charles Hebner, Sherr Crone, and Bert Pierce left for Keota Sigourney Eldon on business. Nina Isenhbart taught a music class in Brighton. Geo Brinton and daughter Mabel visited Keota. George H. Lee and Stella visited Winfield. Photos sale at Jeffery's Photo Rooms. Mrs Will Dupuis visited Sigourney. Alliene Bohn returned to St Louis. Mrs Stinson arrived to visit the Gardner home. Schilling family and Crone sisters went to Oskaloosa. Otto Stichter from Minneapolis headed to Fairfield.
Return Washington to Chicago tickets offered on August 4 5 and 6 valid to August 8 and on August 11 12 and 13 valid to August 22 Round trip rate eight dollars thirty eight cents send to H W Russell agent.
A Bear Grove Iowa man credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney trouble, general debility, and stomach, liver, and kidney complaints. He claims the remedy saved him from suffering two years ago and notes its availability at Stewart's drug store for 80 cents.
Journal reporters from the county cover daily community events with brief dispatches. In each town, locals note meetings, weather, social happenings, and notable small-town actions shaping life this day.
A compact notice column records recent accidents deaths births and marriages with prompt reporting by our news team. It highlights local occurrences including unnamed incidents and family milestones in a concise community bulletin tone.
August and Jimmie Thompson with others visit Winfield relatives while several residents plan trips to Texas and Washington. J F Thompson and G W Nicholaus leave for Texas. Mrs Clark Davidson and Mrs Mincie Craig with daughters arrive for visits. A birth is reported for Mr and Mrs Fred Sipe. The Journal corrects an earlier church picture misprint.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Carpenter spent Sunday with Mrs. Carpenter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Chalupa, noting a family gathering.
Miss Eva Neiswanger was a business visitor in Washington yesterday. Geo F Wallace traveled to Brighton Tuesday. G G Ebner returned from Columbus Junction Chautauqua. Mrs E G Biete and Ramona of Chicago visited Grace Hill en route to Washington. Howard Miller from Washington there for a few days. Chas Hall of Cloud Ohio and family visited their son Hugh Hall. Fred and Ferne Randle returned to Washington after a week. Miss Viola Shannon went home to Kansas City after visiting Mrs Austin Crawford. W T Trotter was a business visitor at Washington. Mrs Wm Clegg of Winfield arrived for a few days.
A rider was overturned and Mrs Fletcher was thrown out sustaining bruises but remained able to rise this afternoon. H bb Cherryholmes and J H McCoy returned from Chicago this morning.
Oliver Farris visits Fairfield while John Little goes to Wapello on business. Wal Cherryholmes travels to Winfield and Alva Sands to Des Moines. Mrs A R Moon returns from Iska Joosa. Howard Miller visits Ainsworth with cousin Bryan. Milan Shields and wife spend a day at Rubio. Keota vs Washington ball game slated for tomorrow at the southeast ball ground. EB Ballpark hosts Keota Washington clash. Various locals journey to Columbus Junction Rubio and other nearby spots for leisure and Chautauqua activities. Mr and Mrs George Boileau visit Columbus Junction for Chautauqua. Mrs Sue Lytle leaves for Mound City Missouri due to illness in family. Mrs Wm Hannum returns home after visiting here. Private trips include C J Wilson's visitors and a letter update from Matthew Donahey Iowa City. Clyde Young travels to Centerville, buys a greenhouse then moves to North Milwaukee to pursue floral work. Miss Hanna Eicher guides group to Rubio for camping and hunting trip with friends and chaperones.
August Mills of Richland called on business here today. Gordon Spencer drove to Fairfield on business this week. Ed Hamilton and wife with A C Robinson and family of Richland visited Grimer this week. R E Brown and family and Miss Martha Meacham left Tuesday for Bellaire Kansas to visit relatives. Misses Blanche and Clara Meacham of North Street are caring for the Brown home during the absence of Mr and Mrs Brown.
Miss Mary Hunter returned to Washington after a weekend visit with her sister Mrs. G. Iaul. Local residents attended a Knights of Pythias and Rathbone Sisters convention in Iowa City. The Washington Keota game ended 4 to 0 in favor of Keota.
August born to Mr and Mrs Kepler on Friday August fifth a daughter. Miller and Durst start work on Edmundson’s new house. Joe Dann visited town Monday with his threshing machine repaired. Mr and Mrs Wes Reiner in town today. A dance held last Saturday evening was a success. Mr and Mrs Joe Lashek were shopping in town today.
August 8 and recent visits feature Everett Lewis and parents in Wellman. Mrs. George Marsh visits Iowa City. John Roe returns to Waterloo after three days with his brother and sister. A E Ford and John Walters come back from Canada from a land deal. Tom Montgomery hosts friends from Chicago. Kate Wombacher heads home to Iowa City after visiting relatives. S Bouquet visits Iowa City today. Jos Cruz visits his son 8S F and family in Iowa City. QO Dautremont returns from Emporia Kansas after three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. H F E Carr of Lone Tree visit. Mrs. Chas Hahn and son of Wyoming Iowa return from Washington. John Soukup and Frank Lussi visit Iowa City. Effie Benn of Great Falls Montana visits Alma G Ott.
August 9 report lists Mrs. George Stewart and Mrs. Allen DeLong and son Clu as travelers to Washington. J. B. Crooks visits relatives overnight and returns home. Dozens of relatives from Lenox Kansas City Champaign Martinsburg Colorado Springs and Utica visit the Moorhead and Paschal homes. Ed Dora and family are guests at the Paschal residence. Gene Fletcher of Utica Kansas arrives for a parental visit. While driving with her brother in law Frank Fletcher the buggy incident occurred.
An old newspaper warning touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a guaranteed remedy for kidney and bladder diseases and urges druggists to promote the product. The ad emphasizes certainty of cure and assigns responsibility to users who neglect it.
George Washington joined the Friendship Fire company in 1774 Alexandria under mutual aid rules. He attended fires, lent help with engines in Philadelphia and Alexandria, owned a small engine bought in 1775, and famously urged bystanders to assist at a market fire riding to the scene and taking command to rally manpower.
A discussion on changing legal status of women, tracing shifts from coverture when a husband controlled debts, wills, income, and even children, to later reforms. It notes historic judgments on domestic authority and religious upbringing, highlighting 19th century England and broader implications.
The regular Praternal Aids meeting is held this evening. Members are requested to attend for initiation. Refreshments will be served after lodge work.
Merriett Court of Washington County Iowa September Term Plaintiff Frank McKay seeks to quiet title to real estate in Section Two Township Seventy Four North Range Elect West of Fifth PM. Defendants include numerous heirs and unknown claimants. A petition filed by August 20 1906 asks dissolution of claims and confirmation of plaintiff’s fee simple ownership with injunction on others interests. Judge Scott and attorney Brookhart publish notice in Evening Journal for six weeks.
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