High School vs Old Boys Open Season Saturday
The season opens Saturday evening at the Commercial club with a game between the high school team and the old boys. The game starts at 8 15 and admission is 15 cents.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
4
The season opens Saturday evening at the Commercial club with a game between the high school team and the old boys. The game starts at 8 15 and admission is 15 cents.
A brief notice mentions Dr Driver speaking Monday evening and a Vienna venue for Saturday. It also notes a regular meeting of the Women Relief Corps tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 in the hall with annual election of officers.
Benton Missouri week 4. Additional indictments in the double death mystery for which Dr Brayfield of Mulkeytown is under arrest are threatened. Brayfield pleaded not guilty and bail was set at 5000 dollars. A woman in the plot is hinted by State's Attorney Seeber. Mrs Reuben Parrish, widow of the man he is accused of killing, supports the doctor. Body of Parrish to be exhumed to test for poison traces in Richview Illinois.
In Dryden Ontario on December 4 Joseph Milroy fired on Richard Denna Daniel Foy and Kenneth Stanton while thirteen men watched. Police say Milroy claimed he would have shot more if time allowed and investigators consider him a possible maniac as victims remain in critical condition.
Lewistown Pa Dec 4 Frank Lee colored shooter of George Porter colored in a wage dispute is surrounded in a barn near McCoysville Juniata County. Sheriff Kemberling drives to scene. Lee asked to sleep in barn and was identified. After entry he refused surrender and threatened to shoot.
The 1787 circular by Manasseh Cutler praised planting a New England settlement at the Muskingum delta and forecast Ohio River commerce would dwarf other streams. Then the Vienna hosts a holiday opening by Snouffer Hughes & Co with Christmas goods and a harp music program. Fresh nuts on sale for Saturday trade.
Local shoppers are urged to try coffee cakes at the Vienna for Fresh and the choice candies for daily use. Mrs. J B Crail returned from Winfield, Mr and Mrs G L Duke visited Brighton on business-day, Miss Bessie Purvis returned from Burlington and Chicago, Gus Strum and Bert Smith traveled from West Chester to Chicago for the Live Stock show.
Special notice promotes Fox & Dewey goods at the North Side Shoe Store. It touts the largest line and variety of men’s and boys high top shoes in Washington county and a big line of rubber goods fresh from the manufacturer. Call for details.
The Queen Esther circle will run a homemade candy sale all day Saturday at the M. E. church as part of the Ladies' Aid bazaar. Chauncey McKeon left the H. A. Teeter home after a month there and headed to Marshalltown to visit veterans at the Soldiers' home.
The Misses Ida and Florence Miller arrived this morning from Cheyenne Wyoming and are visiting at the W F Fleming home. Ida has been treated in a Cheyenne hospital and Florence, a teacher at Ackley Iowa, left Cheyenne last week and joined her sister on the trip home. Florence will stay a few days before returning to Ackley.
Hannah H. Story files a suit in District Court of Iowa Washington County seeking title to Lot 3 and a 26 foot strip off Lot 2 in Southeast Washington addition. She claims record and equitable ownership by fee simple and possession for over twenty years against multiple named defendants and unknown claimants.
Maria W. Barbery files a petition to quiet title to real estate in Washington County Iowa. The notice seeks to bar unknown claimants and all adverse claims by providing that the plaintiff is owner in fee simple and that liens are void. Default may be entered if defendants fail to appear by January 2, 1909.
An old newspaper fragment touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and lung ailments while equating counterfeit money with the substitution of another worthless remedy at Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
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