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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1929
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Laird Dusenberry of Flint Michigan arrived in Washington to visit the home of Mr and Mrs L Re Dayton. Here came Van Koenig of Riverside to attend to business. Reiter motored in this morning to spend the day.
Milburn McKay comes home from Camp Interlochen after several weeks of music work. Harold travels to Zhao for vacation with Chi llington family. Mary Atchison returns to Clark and Enslin store for a two week war visit with relatives in Richmond Kansas. Mrs. K C Bidwell and children visit Shenandoah Indiana with sister MrsWill E Jones and kin in Washington area. Mary Teeter of Toledo Ohio visits grandmother Mrs John W Teeter then attends Cedar Rapids wedding before returning.
Mrs. Jennie Nelson returned home from Washington county hospital while others, including Mrs. John Green and daughters, visited Cedar Rapids and Evans, and many residents traveled to Chicago, Kan sas City, and Mt Vernon for visits, with neighbors shopping in Washington and attending summer activities. An original notice in District Court details a 1926 promissory note of 1500 dollars and a mortgage on Washington property with a receiver to collect rents.
William F. Kumleh, former chief of police at Fort Madison, testifies that after a nervous breakdown he regained health and energy six months after starting Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills. He claims improved appetite, strength, sleep, and relief from constipation and biliousness with no adverse effects. Sargon may be obtained in Washington at Sherman Pros., druggists.
Plaintiff seeks to foreclose a mortgage on real estate in Washington County Iowa. The petition requests a receiver, declares no homestead rights, states $1800 note plus 8 percent interest from July 1 1928, and costs including attorneys fees. If defendants fail to answer by noon of the second day of the next term, default will be entered in the District Court at the Washington County Court House. August 13 20 27 Sept
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