Winter Test Time for Coal Man Marion Anderson
A brief quotation emphasizes that a coal man’s worth is proven in hard times. The speaker, Marion Anderson, predicts winter will be a test period and frames character by resilience.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
5
A brief quotation emphasizes that a coal man’s worth is proven in hard times. The speaker, Marion Anderson, predicts winter will be a test period and frames character by resilience.
A man arrested yesterday in Coal Valley Illinois was not the murderer of the Van Winkles. The case follows a mistaken identity after officers detained the suspect then released him. Further inquiries are planned to identify the actual perpetrator.
Mrs. Dora Grinstead offers dress making and sewing at 1121 E Wash St. Johnson’s bakery features a wide assortment of homemade candies. Visitors from Crawfordsville include P. Gordon Luther Gormly Ramsey White and Frank Hull.
Mrs. E. D. Clapp describes a remarkable recovery at home in Mound City after giving Dr. King's New Discovery to her son who suffered severe lung and throat trouble with exhausting coughing. The medicine is guaranteed for coughs colds and lung issues by Stewart's Pharmacy with 50c and 1.00 price and trial bottles free.
The Happenings cover diverse county communities with varied daily events. Local correspondents report on community actions, social rites, and everyday occurrences across multiple towns and neighborhoods.
Dec 6 notes report Mrs I K Beal and children leaving for Illinois relatives. John M Simpson bought 56 head cattle from Sam McCleery. Arthur Durst family visited Kalona. James Altic delivered oats to Washington. Andy McGuire baled straw at Reiner farm. Sherm Kincaid visited T B Thrasher. Pressly Figgins drove to Washington for his son Wilbur. Mrs Luella Altice visited the Dixons. Sam Neill sold hogs to Nate Babcock. Charles Holmes visited Joe Carlson.
Dec 7 Davenport note shows A E Sands handling business yesterday. Mrs C B Olds of Waterloo visits relatives in Davenport before heading to Centerville. Susie Edgington returns to Washington. R S Whitlock and family travel from Bentonville to Butler to visit the Fields home. Richard Donaldson and Mrs. Malin with children visit Washington. Mrs Watson and Mrs Kelsey visit from Crawfordsville. Mrs A J Laird and children depart for Morning Sun to visit relatives.
December report notes Rev H H Brownell visiting Cedar Rapids friends and Lena Palm returning from Dubuque. A large crowd attended the High school program by the Utopian society, hailed as the best of the year. Dudley Crone left for Chicago on business. Mrs Link Conklin returned from Washington.
James White receives word of his father Mr White’s death of Pleasant Plain. Funeral service for Mr White set for Sunday.
December updates show John Fischer free to be out again and Gene Annas with wife summoned to Riverside for Mrs. Scott illness. The Ladies Aid bazaar and supper arrive December 14 at the hotel with oysters fruit and cake. full entertainment details to follow. John Quinn works in the blacksmith shop. Mrs H F Owens welcomes sisters Mrs Gibson and Miss Winnie Davis visiting last week.
Westchester reports a well attended masquerade social held by Methodist church youths. Awards went to Mrs. Al Augustine for best lady costume and Frank Stewart for best gentleman costume.
John Huston of near Olds called on business in Crawfordsville. Dolly and Lefa Lease visit Winfield. Henry McCoy Clyde Robbins and David Smith toured Washington. Funeral attendance included Fern McCoy with Mrs J S Vernon and daughter Hurlburt of Oskaloosa plus Mr and Mrs Guy Tomlinson Morning Sun Mr and Mrs Dave Miller Washington and Mrs John Pearson and daughter and Harry and Cal Pearson Ainsworth.
To check a cold quickly get from your druggist Preventics candy tablets. Safe and effective with no quinine or laxative. Taken at the sneeze stage they will prevent pneumonia and bronchitis. For feverish children, 48 tablets 25 cents, trial boxes 5 cents. Sold by J H Stewart.
Dc R Wells of West Chester visits here today while Arch McKay, once from this city, spends a few days with friends. Miss Dennis leaves for Des Moines this evening after finishing the season at the McCal millinery store. Fresh salted peanuts and almonds are advertised at the Vienna.
The Coal Valley suspect identified as James Burke and Richard Brown was released after being ruled not to be the Fairport killer. Tattoo clues matched Jones but authorities found the man was not the one sought. The Van Winkles were buried in Geneseo after the tragic crime.
Explanation that a cold can leave a child susceptible to diphtheria and that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helps prevent infection. Mentions sale by Cook and Sherman. Also notes a fresh bakery goods line at Johnson's this evening.
The churches announce a Sabbath program with classes and services including 9:45 Sabbath school 11 oclock morning service 4 junior session 5 45 senior service and 7 evening service. Rev W O Fisher is the pastor inviting all to attend.
Sunday school at 9:30. Class meetings at 10:30. Morning service at 11. Junior League at 3:30. Epworth League at 5:45. Evening service at 7. Rev. U S Smith, pastor.
Preaching services at 11 and 7 with Sunday school at 2 30 pm. All are welcome. Rev B R Penn is the pastor.
Corner town avenue and Jefferson street hosts a morning service at 11 with the subject God the Preserver of Man. The golden text urges love for the Lord and faithfulness from Psalms 31:23-24. Wednesday evening meeting at 7:30 invites all.
Sabbath school begins 9 30 in the morning public worship at 11 with a topic The United Presbyterian Church Its Later History Junior Christian Endeavor at 4 Senior Endeavor at 5 45 and evening worship at 7 with The Eyes of the Lord All are invited Reverend W R Sawhill is the pastor
The First Baptist Church lists services: Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 11 junior B Y P U 4 evening worship 7 led by pastor Rev. George D Rogers39
Sabbath school at 9 40 in the morning service at 11 Junior Endeavor at 3 Senior Endeavor at 6 and the evening service at 7 The Rev Harry C Rogers will preach and Mr Davidson will sing at both morning and evening services Rev L D Young pastor provides a hearty welcome to all.
The Ministerial Association will gather Monday at 1 30 PM at the home of Rev. U S Smith to discuss The Modern Sermon Too Little or Too Much Gospel. The meeting aims to review sermon content and gospel emphasis.
The Farmers' Savings bank directors elected Walter Helscher to succeed Dudley D. Crone as assistant cashier. Crone had been elected to succeed B. D. Helscher after a resignation. Helscher is described as a capable businessman with years at Bower and Sanders and comes with universal approval.
O Woolever, a leading Le Raysville merchant, praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for piles and claims it cured him long ago. Sold for wounds burns and abrasions at Stewart's Pharmacy.
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