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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
5
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Mort Keeley was a passenger this morning on business. Ransom Bester came from Iowa City to attend his brother in law Olimer White s funeral. Mr and Mrs J E Gault left for Haskins to visit relatives. Mrs J G Maxwell returned to Crawfordsville after visiting her sister Milan Shields.
Desperate from grief over his wife loss and his daughter's intemperate habits James Howe a shoemaker shot his daughter Mrs Mirdfida Brinkworth at The Times building Forty second street and Broadway then killed himself. Brinkworth was only slightly hurt while Howe died minutes later from self inflicted wounds.
The National Civic Federation began its fifth annual meeting at the Park Avenue hotel in New York with about 20 attendees from commerce labor and professions. August Belmont opened with brief reviews of two topics for the first day Child Labor and Government by Injunction. Several qualified men joined in the discussion on these issues.
Omaha Neb December 13. After two days the jury found S FE Howell president of the Omaha Coal Exchange guilty on charges of maintaining a trust with seventy nine other members. The verdict will be appealed and the indictment covers nearly every coal firm in the city.
On December 15 the condition of Bishop Charles C. McCabe remained stable with the house physician at a New York hospital noting he rested easy. Doctors cited the patient’s advanced age as a factor against a clear view of recovery prospects.
Chicago Board of Trade quotes show wheat and corn mixed with Dec and May futures, pork and lard ranges, and live stock prices for hogs cattle and sheep. Buffalo reports steady cattle and hog receipts, with best calves around nine dollars and sheep strong at yearlings and wethers.
Marion T. Anderson phone 176 appears in a fragmentary notice indicating a developing situation. No further details are readable to confirm context or actions involved.
Last night friends and neighbors gathered at the W. F. Marsden residence in north Washington. The Baker Amusement Co entertained guests with vocal and instrumental music performed by Mrs. Rathmen and little Goldy. Light refreshments were served.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the M. E church will meet at the parsonage tomorrow afternoon at 2 30.
Miss Dora Wilma Parker and Frank Hesseltine were married at 7 oclock last evening at the M E parsonage with Rev. Elias Handy officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Wyatt Louder. The couple plan to move to Birch Tree Missouri next Tuesday.
The Presbyterian church Ladies' Benevolent Society will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs J Albert Williams at her residence on East Main Street.
Last evening the Degree of Honor lodge held a measuring social and box supper in the hall. After the boxes were sold a very good program was carried out. The following program was given: Vocasolo, Miss.
Mionie Moothart performed music while Mr and Mrs Elmer Adams led recitations. Irma Wilbur Ollie Miller and Charline Young also performed with a short talk by O PF Haight. The evening concluded with social time.
Mrs. Kenneth Fowler and the Misses Nellie and Lucy Augustine arrived from Iowa City this morning for a visit with their grandmother in Wellman An Iowa City origin noted and the occasion framed as a family reunion in a small town notice.
Dec 13 notes report Mr and Mrs Nick Roth of Wayland visiting Mr and Mrs David Fishborn of Washington at 8 W Neal. Washington resident Mr Keifer visits daughter Mrs Will Dodder. Chas Cummings Osceola visits town. Joseph Murphy goes to Washington. A Wooley returns from Chicago. Will Dodder sells north town residence to Geo Gardner. Dodder and family plan Los Angeles departure soon.
Dec 15 Charles Hebner of Washington attended business in town. Mrs Hugh Pettit and Miss Edith Chesney left for California to spend the winter. Mr and Mrs W Fish entertained last evening at W R hall for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Miss Anna Houdek of Washington is mentioned in the social column.
Ton has spent the past days in town. John Rhodbeck left last evening for Mt Pleasant to visit his life for a few days.
Local notes report M Johnson’s trip to Harper on business and John Skipton’s bus ride to Pleasant Plain. Rev W G Thorne departs for Belknap on a brief business visit. Miss Bessie White returns to Ainsworth after a city visit. Stella Wells heads to Oxford Ohio to visit school friends. Mr and Mrs James Warnock plan to move to Warrensburg Missouri. The Vienna offers fresh nut fingers and butter Scotch snaps amid a large chocolate selection.
A good sized Graham audience enjoyed The Show Girl a musical tamfoolery with a light plot and musical comedy. Hilda Thomas led the cast with originality and received strong support from Lou Hai as Johnny Jones and the chorus. Kiloe and Keifer staged notable wooden shoe dancing while scenery from the corrivoy required an extra baggage car. all numbers pleased the crowd. Fresh Fero Leaf and Saiss milk chocolates were advertised at Johnson's.
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