Revival Still Goes On Sunday Converts to Date
Revival continues with converts reported on Sunday as organizers set a date for ongoing gatherings. Local pastors note steady attendance and renewed community interest.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
4
Revival continues with converts reported on Sunday as organizers set a date for ongoing gatherings. Local pastors note steady attendance and renewed community interest.
Mrs Rowena Edson Stevens wife of Judge J L Stevens ex state regent of the D A R and a leading equal suffrage worker has prepared an article for the News Republican answering President Roosevelt and Dr Lyman Abbott on equal suffrage The piece to appear Wednesday evening argues that both men err and that women share duties in business and home and will not be halted in progress.
Prominent society women who recently enjoyed cards and dancing now withdraw from these pastimes. If renouncing such amusements brings moral uplift, Ottumwa may be advancing along moral lines as a result.
A telegram to Major Chas. S. Grant of the Fifty-fourth Iowa announces the death of John W. Slater in Oneida South Dakota. Slater served many years as city solicitor of Iowa City. Mrs. Grant is his daughter. The body will be brought to Iowa City for burial.
W A Turner, the local second hand dealer, has expanded his holiday stock with a fine line of Christmas toys and related items on display. He invites the public to inspect the selection, promising an appealing assortment for the season.
Mines W A Goble and Chapel of Ainsworth traveled to Washington yesterday. They were joined by Mrs Hattie Hackett of Whitewater Walls visiting at Ainsworth.
In Omaha on December 8 defense in the Davis murder trial featured testimony by Mrs. Emily Allen who said she saw Mrs. Abbie Rice on a downtown street about 4 am buying a paper. Allen claimed Rice had returned from Lincoln and a Rock Island train before 8 am and was seen at Sixteenth and Farnam streets under an electric light examining a newspaper.
Washington reports that Senator Carter faced a shortfall of about a dozen Republican votes to pass the postal savings bank bill. Senator Aldrich prepares to oppose the measure with broad backing from opposition to state and savings banks.
Miss Maude Moothart helps at the F F Parrish store while Helen Morton plans a Chicago holiday week with sister Miss Mabel. Mauritz L Carlson expresses thanks for generous contributions toward buying a new horse after the previous one died.
Mrs. John Wertz of Haskins shopped in the city as Vienna bakery advertised real homemade candies. Mrs. Stevens left for Wilton Junction Iowa for an extended stay. Frank Van Brocklin returned to Griswold after a short visit in the city.
For Sale The Chas. D. Gorham residence on the Heights at a bargain See the owner at Washington House until December 15 Doctor James of Centerville in the city yesterday on professional business returned home this morning Largest and best assortment of cookies in the city at the Vienna.
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