Smith Brookhart Jr and Eliza Waller Leave for Chicago
Smith Brookhart Jr and Eliza Waller of Washington D C left this morning by automobile for Chicago where Miss Waller and her mother will spend the summer.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
3
Smith Brookhart Jr and Eliza Waller of Washington D C left this morning by automobile for Chicago where Miss Waller and her mother will spend the summer.
Mrs William Holland and her children Lois and Faye move from Washington to Haskins today. Lois plans to teach at the local school this fall.
Wellston area residents report visits from Bethel Alaska and Hannibal Missouri relatives. Families attend Augustine picnic at Sunset Park. neighbors paint farm buildings and thresh timothy. Jesse Kolosick and Hubert Kolosick receive medical care and help with straw work at Vor. toda. Weekend showers expected.
Mrs. Florence Daw of 1812 Grand Avenue Davenport praises Konjola a medicine of 32 ingredients. She reports pain and digestion issues before use, then relief after the first bottle and full recovery in three weeks. The ad notes Konjola contains no alcohol or nerve pulling drugs and lists its distribution in Washington geometries and druggists.
Cedar Falls residents Mr and Mrs Donald Raster visited relatives in Washington. N D Anderson drove to Os kaloosa on business. Rev and Mrs D C Fulton and children returned from a month east including a national young peoples convention in Mountain Lake Virginia and trips to Washington DC and Philadelphia. Mary Boileau from Columbus Junction was brought to Washington county hospital for a cremment. Prof Carl Drake of Ames visited Washington with his cousin Mrs Mary Eyestone. Fred Turner and Walter Willis left for Pleasant the day at the fair.
Mr and Mrs Randolph Kelsey returned from Davenport after spending the day at the fair. Cora Hopping went to Ainsworth for a day of business. Mrs alker Mrs Crawford and Mary VanHorne traveled from Ainsworth to attend the Maxwell reunion at Sunset Park.
Mrs. George Askea and her grandson Potter visited Vernon Hartzell in Davenport yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Utter and daughter Mary returned to Westboro after staying with E. B. Gray in Washington. Mrs. C. V. Croll and Gangier Virginia attended the Davenport fair Tuesday.
R. E. Stewart and Will Tyler of Ottumwa visited the Graham store yesterday. Marie Landau of Mt. Pleasant is visiting Washington with Zelma Moser. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gallagher and son Verle, and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Haeker left Tuesday for a two week vacation to the Black Hills and Colorado.
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