Mrs Anderson and daughter visit Winfield from Rock Island
Mrs Anderson and her daughter Marguerite of Rock Island arrived last evening to continue their stay at the W H Riley home in Winfield before returning home.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1908
Page
3
Mrs Anderson and her daughter Marguerite of Rock Island arrived last evening to continue their stay at the W H Riley home in Winfield before returning home.
A gathering of Farmers Institute members is called for Saturday afternoon September 5 at 2 o'clock in the Commercial club rooms to elect officers for the next session. Important business will be addressed. all members are urged to attend. Gleed John Wilson secretary.
Cloyece Dougherty reports that the new Presbyterian pastor Mr Abels and his family will arrive this evening at 9 52 o clock.
James Work left last night for Chicago to buy new toggery for the Work and Meek shoe store which is undergoing extensive improvements.
August 24 report notes Pete Stein in Muscatine for business. Mrs. George Burham of Washington visits Mrs. John Snider. Mrs. Myrtle Whitmer of Chicago visits her Ritchey parents. Nettie Douglas of Waterloo visits J. K. Bryson. James Nelson family return from Illinois. I. B. Schreckengast’s wife returns from Burlington. W R Hill plans Chicago trip for holiday goods. Foster and Fish families visit W C Fish in North English.
August 25 reports an ice cream social and candy stand by Class No 2 of the Christian church. Next Thursday a musicale by the church youth and friends is planned with 25 cent admission. Various local visits and travels are noted including Rev. S. K. Coates from Washington and residents attending the state fair in Des Moines.
August 25 residents travelers and visitors include Miss Wickoff from Lacy Ls b visiting Rev J E Weigle. Mrs A E Sands and children were in Washington yesterday. Audley Gault and spouse returned to Weldon after relatives visit. Frank and Lee Sands attend the Des Moines fair. Sigafoose family depart for Chicago. Chas McCreedy M I Ebner and Clyde Sands head to the state fair. Harry Cassel leaves for Peoria Lil to visit friends.
Miss Dad Hawkins of Jerome visits Mrs. H F Owen. Ross Hancock and wife and Chas Foster and wife spend weekend in Davenport Rock Island. J C Jones and wife attend state fair and visit Des Moines Newton. Chas McCreedy Mal Ebner Clyde Sands leave for Des Moines. Riley Miller and I B Rabenold have Indiana relatives. Milt Jones at state fair. Albert Taylors son from Ringgold visiting. Mrs Bessie Wallace's sister from Cumberland Ohio visiting. Rev Ballinger's brother David and wife from Sharon Wisconsin visiting. Local house nearing plastering. Margaret Tarpin of Burlington visiting.
Mrs Jennie Dean and her daughter Jeannette of Muscatine are visiting her parents Henry Boyd. Earnest Badham and Laura Foster spent Saturday and Sunday with friends at Rock Island and Davenport.
Mrs Howard Ross of Rocky Ford Colo visits her mother Mrs J Oliver. Misses Margaret and Pearl McCreedy return home to Wampum Pa. Ma e Harley ends Washington visit. Maude Gorham arrives from Fort Scott Kan for a short stay. Mrs Fitzgerald and children of Keota visit J E DeLong home. Garden reports sixty one tickets sold to Des Moines. Eva Smith visits Keota. Mrs C S Holmes attends funeral in Gibson. Harve Moothart returns from Idaho. Lessie Baker visits Washington. S Seymour of Thornburg stays with W C Shaw.
In Dakota last week Homer Jarrard and Ralf Hyde visited relatives. Miss Effie Weaver teaches Fairview school. Miss Edna Mills of Brighton visited her sister Miss Nellie Mills. Church revival drew 35 converts and 40 new immersion entries. Rev. Hunt left for other appointments. Local guests included Miss Marie Hesser and cousin Miss Maggie Sinn. Foley's Kidney Remedy and Electrite Bitters promoted by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
The Chau tauqua association will elect seven directors at the Academy chapel on Tuesday September 8 at 8 o clock. Seven directors are to be elected due to resignations of Rev. L. D. Young and Frank Martin. All stockholders may vote. Nominees: David H. McLaughlin Isaac McKenry Frank Stewart Father Walsh Rev. A. S. Smith Rev. W. C. Fisher Seneca Dewey. Mrs Lua Pollock and her son Adlow will return to Rogers Arkansas after visiting C. S. Bennett in St Louis.
An advertisement for Foley's Kidney Remedy proclaims it benefits elderly individuals with kidney or bladder troubles by stimulating urinary organs correcting irregularities and toning the system. Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes prompt use for vitality.
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