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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1908

Page

2

Local notices and arrivals in Grace Hill area

Fox and Dewey advertise sale bill printing at the Journal. Mrs John Buxbaum visits the John Mauthe home in Grace Hill. Sam McCleery heads to Kansas City for business. Frank Webb offers 25 cent depot and Chautauqua grounds rides. Relatives mourn the death of Mrs A Mouat's three year old son. Mouat is from Grace Hill and is a daughter of J S McClelland. family now in Chicago.

Fox & Dewey S. S John Buxbaum Grace Hill John Mauthe Frank Webb Chautauqua Grounds A.j.mouat

County News Happenings and Local Doings Across the County

The county news column recounts community doings and happenings from several districts. Correspondents report everyday events, gatherings, and notable small events in town life across the region.

Western state trip for Mr and Mrs T H Will

August 13 reports trips and visits in centerville and Washington. Mr T H Will left yesterday with Mrs Will for a western trip. Miss Lee Sargent visited Miss Lillian Olds. Al Patterson’s death is announced prompting family travel. Chautauqua attendance noted and a new Rock Island cement sidewalk is under construction.

T. H. Will Lee Sargent Centerville Lillian Olds David Thompson Hattie Pratt Della Patterson Washington al Patterson R. O. Lynn Joe Trotter W. H. Keiper Burlington Merle Edna Nellie McConnel Rock Island

Miss Eva Beard Heads to Birmingham Then Kansas City

August 13 notes Eva Beard leaving Tuesday for Birmingham Iowa to visit relatives before returning to Kansas City. She has spent the summer with her uncle J P Stevenson. Chas Johnson and Emil Anderson with families visited Emil Larson near Lexington Sunday. Mrs. Ivan Rehmer and Mrs. Frank Anderson visited Crawfordsville Saturday. W E Thoma shipped stock to Chicago Sunday. Fred Bloomquist left for Moline Illinois to visit relatives. Several went to see the wreck east of here yesterday. Mr and Mrs Jesse Guy are Washington visitors today.

Eva Beard Birmingham Iowa Kansas City J. P. Stevenson Chas Johnson Emil Anderson Emil Larson Lexington Ivan Rehmer Frank Anderson Crawfordsville W. E. Thoma Chicago Fred Bloomquist Moline Here Jesse Guy Washington

Weather and community notes from a local corner

The rain last night will boost crops with corn and pastures set to benefit. Oats yield fair to medium with slightly better quality than last year. Henry Brown of Lone Tree, raised here, will be buried at Richmond tomorrow after a fatal accident. Enfield boys seek to rent the Bill Hamilton place and may batch soon. A local argument occurred among progressive standpat socialist factions, with the progressive view prevailing. The Bryan camp appears active as politicians stay lively in this corner.

Chas. Brown Henry Brown Lone Tree Richmond Enfield Boys Bill Hamilton

Local notes and touch of obituary in August report

August 13 items from the area include Jim Starr clover hulled and Mrs. Earnest Martin visiting Pete Wade's. Jim Stump did business at Wellman with Frank Stewart. Shackner and son threshing nearby. Adam Rowe and wife visited Hanley. locals consider attending Chautauqua. Friends mourn Mr Riordan’s death after a week of good health.

Jim Starr Earnest Martin Pete Wade Jim Stump Wellman Frank Stewart Shackner and Son Adam Rowe Hanley’s Chautauqua Riordan

Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Visits From Relatives

Pleasant Hill body of short social items reports Mrs Samuel McKee and daughters Edna and Mabel from Missouri visiting relatives here Monday. Mr and Mrs John Hillhouse spend the day with daughter Mrs Will Mitchell at Ainsworth. John Ridinger and daughters Anna and Mary of Trenton visiting relatives in the area. Mr and Mrs Mac Lehr of Des Moines join Mr and Mrs Ed Nicholson and family of Lewiston, Mo and Mr and Mrs George Nicholson in local visits.

Samuel McKee Edna Mabel Missouri John Hillhouse Will Mitchell Ainsworth John Ridinger Anna Mary Trenton Mac Lehr Des Moines Ed Nicholson Lewiston George Nicholson

Nicholson relatives visit. Villa Swift entertains

Daughter of Walter, Oklahoma, and Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholson with family from Lone Tree, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nicholson north of Washington, have been visiting relatives this week. Mrs. Villa Swift is entertaining guests from Washington this week.

Walter, Okla James Nicholson Lone Tree Tom Nicholson Washington Villa Swift

Local residents recall visits and travel milestones

August 13 reports Elmore Thoma and Ira Rathmel returning from Chicago with four car loads of stock. A. P. Peterson's spent Sunday at Lee Craig's north of West Chester. L. H. Richardson's visited Sid ney Coon's near Haskins. Elmore Thoma and family visited brother George Thoma at Ainsworth. Mrs. Conrad of Valley spent weekend with her son Arthur Conrad.

Elmore Thoma Ira Rathmel Chicago A. P. Peterson Lee Craig

Prairie Flower neighbors host Sunday visits and local events

August 13 reports multiple visits among Prairie Flower residents including Max Gordon family Alfred Booth home and John Bloomquist home after church. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs Elias Park. Other items include craftsmen finishing bridge work near Marcus Kuhn, preparations to hear Gypsy Smith and Maud Booth, cattle shipment to Chicago, and various visits and travel among local families.

Max Gordon Prairie Flower Lawrence Grosscup Alfred Booth James Priestnal Wilber Been Blossom John Bloomquist Geo. Hopping Wilber Beenblossom Wm. Hesseltine Elias Park Samuel Simmons Jay and Russel Perlee L. F. Sigafoose Route Two Gypsy Smith Maud Ballington Chautauqua Davidson Bros Marcus Kuhn Washington Emma Bloomquist Lon Daniel Earl Birney Ohio Robert Buntenbach Ben Tucker Elmer Carmicheal Clarence Asa Johnson Libertyville Thomas Waters A. H. Essley Ward Chicago Jim Benda Wayland Sue Hamilton Herman Buntenbach

Brighton Route Three News Blitz

August 13 notices from Brighton report W J Dawson traveled to Washington on Monday and Rosa Amarine remains ill. Ray MecClintic from Wayland visited cousin Calvin Lowe who is sick. R J Armstrong and daughter Rhua visit Myers Armstrong home. D Davison installs a new wind wheel on his farm. Jesse Nicola and family visit Chas Nicola. Geo Hill travels to Oskaloosa. Ed Hesseltine and family enjoy Sunday at Eli Hesseltine's on Lockum. Fred Cannon attends races in Waterloo. Mrs C G Campbell and children of Eldon visit Wm Wiles.

W. J. Dawson Washington Rosa Amarine Ray MecClintic Wayland Calvin Lowe R. J. Armstrong Rhua Myers Armstrong D. ©. Davison Jesse Nicola Chas

Local notices: visits and arrivals reported

August 13 records show Joseph Myall of Washington visiting his son Ed nearby. Mrs John Richell of Peoria Illinois slated for a visit at Frank McKay home. Ward Essley of Eureka shipped cattle from Verdi Tuesday. Karl LaMotte of Brighton returns from work for John Green. Mrs Geo Fetters visiting Washington with her ill mother Mrs S P Keefer. Mattie Edwards of Brighton employed by Mrs John Green. N P Schmitt of Kalona visiting his farm here.

Brighton John Green N. P. Schmitt Kalona

A Jones Returns Home To Wy Man

A. Jones arrived back in Wy man late last evening after travel. He was received by family at the town residence and gave no further comment on the journey or purpose of his return.

T. A. Jones Wyman

It Pays to Advertise in The Journal

A Washington businessman credits The Journal with doubling his first year of advertising while noting it cannot do everything. The piece highlights reaching over 1% of homes daily and urges readers to share messages with a large audience through these newspaper columns, implying widespread listener interest.

Washington Journal

Excellent Health Advice From Mrs Davidson On Electric Bitters

Mrs M M Davidson of San Jose California testifies to Electric Bitters as a strong general family remedy for headache biliousness and liver and bowel torpor. She claims a bottle offers more digestive health than any other remedy and notes it is sold under guarantee at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 25 cents.

M. M. Davidson Gifford Ave San Jose Cal Lemmon’s Pharmacy

Local News Items From The Royal And Nearby Visits

Miss Jennie Cook arrives from West Chester. Eli DeMarce and wife visit Delta, attending Chau tauqua at the Jesse DeMarce home. A Scotch collie follows J. D. Layton from the Chautauqua grounds and will be at J. D. Dayton's in West Chester. David Donovan leaves for Memphis to join I. I. Land Co as representative. Miss Gertrude Maloney arrives from Corpus Christi for a brief visit with George H. Paul and Miss Grace Hunter.

the Royal Jennie Cook West Chester Eli DeMarce Delta City Jesse DeMarce Chautauqua J. D. Llayton J. D. Dayton David Donovan Burlington Memphis I. & I. Land Co Gertrude Maloney Corpus Christi Texas George H. Paul Grace Hunter

Local arrivals list adds Dudley Crone and Sands pair

Dudley Crone arrived from Keota last evening. Mr and Mrs Samuel Sands arrived from Haskins this morning where they visited relatives. Miss Mae Arnet of Dalhart Texas left last evening for Memphis Missouri to begin work in one of the I and I Land company offices.

Samuel Sands Haskins Mae Arnet Dalhart Texas Memphis 1. & I. Land Company

Laxative Claims Cure for Chronic Constipation

Foley's Orino Laxative advertised as curing chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels and restoring natural bowel action. The product is described as mild and pleasant to take with no nausea or griping. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Lemmon’s Pharmacy

Sunday services canceled at German Evangelical church

There will be no services at the German Evangelical church Sunday due to Chautauqua events.

Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Coughs and Throat Ailments

Foley's Honey and Tar provides immediate relief to asthma sufferers and claims to have cured many cases unresponsive to other treatments. Marketed as the best remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung trouble with no harmful drugs. Lemmon's Phar.

Foley Lemmon’s Pharmacy

Keota Residents Welcome Visitors From Nearby Towns

Mrs Wright returns home to Keota after brief city visit. Earl Griffith of Crawfordsville spends a day in the city attending Chautauqua. Elmer McFadden and Harold White return to Crawfordsville. Mrs Brode and daughter Hallie of Peoria Ill arrive for a visit with Harry Whittaker.

Wright Keota Earl Griffith Crawfordsville Chautauqua Elmer McFadden Harold White Mrs. Brode Hallie Peoria Ill Harry Whittaker

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