Bachelor Maids Meet With Ellen Reid
Bachelor Maids will meet with Ellen Reid Tuesday at 7 30 p m. All members are requested to be present for the gathering.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1903
Page
7
Bachelor Maids will meet with Ellen Reid Tuesday at 7 30 p m. All members are requested to be present for the gathering.
Mrs. Margaret McKee returns from Parsons Kansas after visiting daughter and family. Nellie Manners back from Biggsville Illinois. Nettie Hunter and Ora Orris of Washington visiting. Lena Maxwell returns to Washington after illness. H Manners ill with neuralgia. Mrs. J KR Rickey visiting in Washington. Myrtle Jacobs back from Mt. Pleasant. R Proudfit reported ill. Harry Lease from Cedar Rapids visiting. Mrs. N Sayre returns from St Paul. Lena Shaffer begins school near Winfield. Henry Witting resigns as rural carrier. George Shafer takes over tomorrow. Henry will attend the Academy in Washington this winter. Mrs. I M Lewis and children of Grace Hill return home. Mr. and Mrs. W A Harper and Clotfield visit Washington. Flora Hopengardner teaching Sunset school west of town. Alice Hobart Sabbaths in.
Winfield residents report return home this morning. Miss Nellie Whittacre came back to Muscatine yesterday after a week with sister Mrs. P Nichols. A R Black of Gallatin Mo visited old friends here yesterday. Karl Cocklin resumed Iowa City duties after Thanksgiving at home. Mr and Mrs Jos Rowan visited Washington yesterday. A L Field left for Kansas City after visiting his parents. J E Adams and Allie Laird were business visitors in Iowa City yesterday. Miss Omi Funston visiting Washington today. Academy students returned to work after Thanksgiving recess.
Grace Hill, November 30, birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. of Grace Hill. The newborn adds to the family, with details limited in the fragment.
Geo Lemley notes a Saturday visit by Miss Kate Mauthe of Muscatine to her parents Mr and Mrs John Mauthe over Sunday. Verna Miksch of Muscatine visits grandparents John Mauthe and relatives. Ed Houmm, night watching on the R R dump, reports no further slips after ground froze. F A Dunbar and family visited home Sunday. Ed Rehmel and daughter Reva return to Muscatine after visiting relatives. L A Dunbar and daughter Bila visited Sunday in Brighton.
E K Annis visited Riverside to paint and her brother Geo Overfelt stayed the week. Floyd Pigmen and wife of Davenport visited his sister Mrs Chas Yancey. Richard Hragg spent Thanksgiving with family in Morning Sun. Beardsley’s daughter visited in Haskins. Dr Summers of Columbus Junction visited Henry Boyd Riley Millery of Washington reported his wife’s health improving. W Stephens packs to move to Kansas midweek.
No. 30. Tom Drophen visits his parents after working for Iowa Central at Ft. Dodge Ia. Mr. and Mrs. G W Smith travel to Eldon on No. 3 Sunday morning. M B Huston and daughter from Mediapolis visit Bridwell home. Parson's College of Fairfield plans an entertainment at M E church Monday night Nov 30.
Thomas McElhinney of Minden Nebraska is spending a week in the city visiting his brother in law Geo B French of French Patton. Bargains of all kinds are offered at Hugh Teeter's second hand store.
The hamlet of Ws near Paris lacks vowels in its name and is officially still listed as Ws. It has 117 residents with attractions including Chateau Osny owned by Edmond About’s family and the Renaissance Chateau de Vigny noted for its architecture.
At the millinery exhibition a committee debates prize merit versus cost. The chair notes Miss Meckleigh’s bonnet as the most artistic while Mme Sokkettuum’s piece is the priciest. The medal finally goes to Mme Sokkettuum.
Altenberg sits at a tripoint where three countries meet and is ruled by none. The village has no army or police and imposes no taxes. Inhabitants speak a mix of French and German while working the land and the notable calamine mine.
Residents report a bright meteor seen Monday night in the northern sky. The object appeared as large as a wash tub, lighting the heavens with a rainbow of colors and described by witnesses as the finest display they ever saw.
The Towa state farmers' institute and agricultural convention meet in Des Moines. The Iowa Park and Forestry Association plans its annual Des Moines meeting for December 7 and 8. A farewell reception in St Louis for Rev R J J Marty saw a church floor collapse but no injuries. George Utterback dies by accidental shotgun shot in Centralia. The Purtsche Cantieny Hauenstein Block in Lima burns costing 50000. The First Methodist church of Peloit Wisconsin marks its sixty first anniversary.
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