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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1911

Page

8

Oyster Supper Postponed in Lexington Community News

Nov. 28 1911 Lexington reports postpone oyster supper to Dec. 2. Local notes include Clara Faulkner visiting sister, Rosa Faulkner visiting West Chester, and various residents husking corn for neighbors. Milestones include Mr and Mrs Robert Amlong twenty first anniversary with an oyster supper. Mrs Edward Boon of Tacoma visits sisters in town.

Lexington Clara Faulkner Cleon Noffsinger South English Will Hayden Dick Disney Milo Patterson Washington Rosa Faulkner Ruth Grace Limerman West Chester Leo McKeon Duane McClure A. A. Faulkner Alfred Tom Schulty Robert Amlong Harve Hightshoe John May Blaine Holmes

Thanksgiving visitors and services fill Crawfordsville

Thanksgiving spending fills Crawfordsville with visitors from Chicago Washington and nearby towns. A Presbyterian service quotes Luke 10 20 and emphasizes salvation over material gains. Local families host guests and a 60 guest reception celebrates Mr and Mrs Robert Wells with music and carnations.

Crawfordsville Samuel Donahay Chicago W. E. Walker Elva Donahay Frank Wright Morning Sun H. C. Hull Cotter Pat van Horn W. Huston Haydn Marshall Howard Huston Columbus Junction Hinshaw Oskaloosa Max Keller Washington Roy Stewart J. T. Clark Clark Mary Clark Walter Keiper Lee Shaffer James Turkington Ruth Winfield Joe Anderson Presbyterian Church Swickard Methodist Church Jesus Lauder Kennedy Fishburn Chapman Nebr John Huston Olds Florence Fishburn Mt Pleasant Charles Fishburn M. D. Yard Alice Bert Yard Havre E. J. Davidson Willa Smylie Hamilton John Smylie Smylie Waldo Wells Robert Wells S. J. Cocklin W. A. Harper John Wagner Robert Gordon Omaha Neb Joe Roth Bigham Near Noble John Wooley Iowa Falls Grover Custer Margaret Hazel Brown Russel Brown Sarah Yeager Walter Orris Hazel Marion Neal Clyde Huston Frank Clossen Robert Davis Nellie Chas. Fishburn Jessie Williams Bonnie Clossen D. C. Griffith Jane Swickard Sigourney

Keota and nearby towns enjoy peaceful 1911 shooting event

Rubio Rubio Nebraska November 29 1911 reports a well attended shoot with locals P D Palmer A Dill H S West L Halmer Gene Breitenbach Ed Wells Frank Dokes W H Rowe and promoter Bert Cook praised the day. A gun discharge by Rube Engle caused no injuries as the crowd watched the safe handling incident. Dr Irelan rented space above Earl Coffman’s restaurant.

Rubio P. D. Palmer A. Dill H. S. Westfall Bert Cook Dr. Irelan Earl Coffman Rube Engle Mr. Engle

Nebraska Visitors Attend Shalla Te Bockhorst Wedding

In Egypt on November 30 1911 Mr James Novy and his son Fred from Nebraska attended the wedding and are visiting relatives. Miss Mamie Malichky and Miss Aneta Shebeck spent Sunday with Mrs Knotek. Mr James Shalla entertained guests in honor of the Novys. Miss Viastie Vacha sews for Mrs Ed Gallagher this week. Mr and Mrs Albert Dunn visited Riverside last Thursday.

Egypt James Novy Fred Nebraska Mamie Malichky Aneta Shebeck Mame Knotek James Shalla Viastie Vacha Ed Gallagher Albert Duwn Riverside Hazel Brown W. E. Brown Fred Carlson Elmer Harry Peel Vince Marek Frank Lora Joe Wright Bert Babcock L. Babcock Washington Joe Casper Joe Reiner Ed Carpenter L. W. Brooke J. W. Southwick Eva Barger Wellman John A. Stutzman Tuleta Texas Ike Bash M. W. Long Burlington Kate Tise Iowa City C. B. Oldaker

Thanksgiving notes and weddings in West Chester

West Chester notices list Thanksgiving visits and weddings with names such as Esta Smith Howard Fisher and Rev Rowe. Farm activity includes Dave McLaughlin building an elevator and shipments of cattle and hogs to Chicago. Local church events and meat market plans are announced with brief social details.

West Chester Dave McLaughlin Grimstead Mc Doll John Sierbert Keota Fred Bartholomew Pella Joe McClure McClure David Fisher Chicago Roy Burham KE. Brumbach B. J. Caldwell Robertson Miss Dunbar Thos. Rowe M. B. Church Newton Esta Smith Howard Fisher Lora Washington Joe Morris Crayne Des Moines W. N. Plummer Oskaloosa Miss Stevenson Dr. Downing D. E. Brumbach Dr. Caldwell Rowe United Presbyterian Church Campbell India Miss Gardner Howard Here Augustine Palin and Cripe

Ainsworth Notes and Visitors Share Thanksgiving Spirit

Ainsworth community reports Vera Miller arriving from Mt Vernon for Thanksgiving with relatives. spelling bee at the high school led by County Superintendent Miss Conner. many locals visit relatives and attend events.

Ainsworth Vera Miller Mt. Vernon Cornell College Conner J. H. Stewart Eva Gookin Columbus Junction Georgia Ralph Thompson Robert St. Anthony Idaho Cc. C. Chambers Burlington S. A. Chambers

Thanksgiving notes from Davenport and area

The County News reports Earl Smith winning a prize for best corn and leading in Nimrod’s success after shooting three wild ducks in one shot. Thanksgiving scenes include Harmon Brinning hosting relatives, Bergersons visiting Emil Larson, and Mrs. Florence Durst visiting Mrs. Julia Fetters. Lulu Durst remains in critical condition. Pella students celebrate at home. Maude McGuire sewed for Mrs. Reeves. high schoolers enjoy Thanksgiving vacation.

Davenport Earl Smith Nimrod Harmon Brinning August Bergerson Fred Emil Larson Florence Durst Julia Fetters Lulu Durst Pella Maude McGuire T. C. Reeves

Local Social Notes and Marital News From Brighton

Brighton reports Charles Frazier returned from Kansas City automobile school last Saturday. Mrs. FE A Brown moves to Brighton with Sey Barnes to occupy her vacated residence. Miss Nannie Brinning visits sister Mrs. Mary Wilson at Thayer. Lawrence Walton loses a horse Sunday night. Miss Clara Porter and Howard Wentworth marry Tuesday evening. Ollie Dunbar and James Robertson wed Wednesday and honeymoon to Labette Kansas. A reunion party honors Mrs KE Brown at night.

Charlie Frazier Kansas City FE. A. Brown Brighton Sey. Barnes Nannie Brinning Mary Wilson Thayer Lawrence Walton Clara Porter Howard Wentworth Ollie Dunbar James Robertson Labette Kan Ralph Rehmel KE. A. Browne

New Haven Community Notices and Local Movements

Local residents report various items including Jim Robertson selling a driving horse to Jeff Dayton, Rev Coppock preaching, and school board updates. Several visits, Sunday outings, and upcoming vacation at New Haven school noted along with small community events and a planned surprise party at the Will McCreedy home.

New Haven Jim Robertson Jeff Dayton Coppock John Mangold Washington

Death of Mrs. Joseph Lafourek Sr. at 73

Richmond obituary notes Mrs. Joseph Lafourek Sr. died suddenly at her son Joe’s home. She was about 73, survived by son Joe and ten grandchildren. husband and two daughters predeceased. Funeral from St Marys church followed by Catholic cemetery interment.

Richmond Joseph Lafourek Joe Anl Millie Mary Kiefer St. Mary’s Church Frank McCombs Dan P. Yoder Kalona Albert Selement Ursula Anna Saur Iowa City Westcott Riverside F. EB. Skola Farmers Savings Bank of

Local shoot winners gather for turkey geese ducks haul

Rubio Nov 30 1911 reports the winners of the shoot on Nov 29 led by Wells of Washington with 2 turkeys 2 geese and 4 ducks. Rowe C M St Paul Ry agent took 2 turkeys 2 geese 2 ducks. Breitenbach of Valley won 3 turkeys. Engle Rube claimed 1 turkey 1 goose. Holland Wells 2 ducks. Hixson Gabby Stevenson Blainer each 1 turkey. Turkeys first prize geese second ducks third. Rev Jackson held Thanksgiving service at Hope church. Oyster supper in Valley. Van Gabby offers carpentry shop and gear for sale.

Rubio Kd Wells Washington Jackson Hope Church Here C. M. Fleming van Gabby Rube Engle Valley J. J. Fleigg Johnny Edw. Burham Lee Burham Ottoumwa

Cured in His Own Home Town Council Bluffs

Patrick Danahan of Council Bluffs Iowa credits Ley Kidney Pills with curing his year long kidney trouble and rheumatism after use. He says pains left his back and his rheumatism improved. For sale by all druggists Meritol White Liniment offered at Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Council Bluffs Patrick Danahan N. St. St Foley

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