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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1903

Page

4

Disbarment Proceedings Settled By Compromise

In Mt Pleasant on December 15 1903 disbarment actions against McCoid and Finley ended in a negotiated settlement. The notice declares dismissal of charges with conditions that depositions may be used if similar charges arise later, and commits McCoid and Finley to uphold professional ethics. Executed December 14 1903 by Finley and McCord, with Henry County Bar members signing.

Mt. Pleasant McCoid & Finley J. ©. McCord F. S. Finley J. C. McCoid Henry County Finley J. C. McCord T. M. McAdams W. T., Babb W. 8S. Kopp

Fatal Burlington wreck claims Denver engineer on No. 1

Creston reports the second fatal Burlington Railway wreck in three days. Denver driver Franklin J. Knox, involved with the fast westbound No. 1 mail train, was crushed under the locomotive atop Malvern hill thirty miles east of Council Bluffs. Knox was a Knight Templar and exalted ruler of the Elks, famed for speed on the west division.

Creston Burlington Iowa Denver Tlyer Mal- Vern Hill Council Bluffs Franklin J. Knox Chicago Ottumwa Knox the Elks West Division

Uncle Si Haskins to Perform in Graham Friday Night

Uncle Si Haskins and his troupe with band and orchestra arrive in Graham for a Friday evening show. Tickets cost 10c to 50c, with seats at Carris drug store. A free parade is planned at noon Friday, starting at Colenso Hotel shoe shining parlors, operated by Keltner.

Si Haskins Graham Carris Drug Store Colenso Hotel Keltner

Death of Mrs Benz After Brief Illness at Home

Mrs Elizabeth Benz eight miles southwest of the city died this forenoon after a short pneumonia illness. Born in Germany in 1832 she came to the U S with parents and lived in Muscatine and this county. Surviving are two sons with first husband Libe and three children with second husband William Benz. Funeral arrangements not completed but likely Friday.

Elizbeth Benz Benz Germany Muscatine Libe William Adam William Benz Charlie Julia Lena Indiana

Jno Stafford Moves to Haskins for Permanent Residence

Jno Stafford of Rural Route four plans a move to Haskins in a few days after buying a home and several lots, intending to make the place his permanent residence.

Jno Stafford Haskins

New Sofa Pillows Show Butterflies and Lace

A butterfly pillow in panne velvet with a large butterfly cutout leads a line of home textiles. Denim patterns form a checkerboard top with white floss edging while white tape and green denim add geometric contrast. Brazilian birds and Asiatic lizards decorate the textile piece with vivid color schemes.

Round About: Local Visits and Events

Dec 16 notes list visitors to Washington and Fairfield from nearby towns. Names include Mrs Wesley Porter Phil Richardson Frank Lamanski J W Brinton Mrs Ira Stout Miss Grace Kyle Mrs John Cook Maude McKee Wm Garvin plus local events: Winona Literary Society play at Columbus Opera House and Dr Griffith sale moving to town. Church meetings special at M E church with ministers and Professor Graham.

Wesley Porter Washington Phil Richardson Mt. Valley Kansas Frank Lamanski Fairfield J. W. Brinton Ira Stout Grace Kyle John Cook Maude McKee Wm. Garvin Morning Sun Winona Literary Society Columbian Opera House Griffith M. E. Church Barker Hr. Thompson Albert W. Graham Laura Ebrhart Wyman Martha Anderson

Miss Clara Coulter Visits Ainsworth Family Home

Miss Clara Coulter of Washington arrived for a visit at R. H. Coulter and family. Mrs. Nelson Stewart returned home to Cedar Rapids after a visit with locals. The Modern Woodmen elected officers last evening and members enjoyed an oyster supper at East End Restaurant.

Clara Coulter Washington R. H. Coulter Nelson Stewart Cedar Rapids Carrie Hardin M. A. Hardin Margaret Lewis Kansas City J. W. Stickley Mary Breed Riley Miller Omi Funston Beulah Easter M. L. Utterback East End

Coffmans Visit Keota as local updates unfold

Dec 16. Mr and Mrs R G Coffman of Sigourney visited Keota. Tom and Fred Dupuis attended the Farmers Mutual Telephone Co meeting. Roy Turnipseed leaves Hulse’s to study at Mt Vernon, Walter Humphreys of Delta to replace him. Mrs D A Blake remains ill after appendicitis operation. Clarence Lacey spent Sunday in Des Moines.

R. G. Coffman Sigourney Keota Tom Fred Dupuis Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Co Roy Turnipseed Hulse’s Mt. Vernon Walter Humphreys Delta D. A. Blake Clarence Lacey Des Moines

Rural carrier’s early runaway aids mail delivery

Rural carrier E. M. Anderson reported an early start after his team bolted loose on the route. He controlled the frightened animals with little damage, ensuring the last end of the route was delivered on time. The note ends with a humorous aside about gas in the earth and a bakery claim from Uncle Si Haskins.

E. M. Anderson

Theatrical Gift Bags Describe Styles and Practical Tips

The article outlines theater bag designs and materials, favoring durable, easy to clean fabrics for frequent travel. It covers cornflower blue miroir velveteen, pink satin with rose embroidery, lily leaf green satin, and nasturtium shades, with variations in lining, tabs, ribbons, and decorative details. It notes suede for special occasions, painting on satin is poor, and bags serve as economical gifts using up remnants.

A Useful Writing Pad for Bedside Notes

A Turkish embroidered writing pad makes a practical gift for a friend who writes from bed or an easy chair. It includes a blotting book a compact inkstand and a stamp case making knee writing easy and convenient.

Suede golf bag miniature with hat pin Niblick and Brassey

A decorative suede golf bag in miniature features a pyrographed design and holds a cushion for two hat pins. One pin depicts a nibLICK and the other a brassey, making a charming dressing table trifle for the golf enthusiast.

Tobacco Use in the Philippines Widely Practiced

The article notes universal tobacco use in the Philippines with young children beginning early. In northern Luzon large cigars are common, sometimes several feet long, smoked by the entire family during the day, with women smoking as much as men and cigars replacing cigarettes in many practices.

Philippines Luzon

Annual Excursion Ticket Sale by Frisco System

Frisco System Stations offer low rate excursion tickets to points East and North via St Louis and Memphis and to Mexico via Southern gateways. Sales occur Dec 19 20 21 and 26 with a 30 day return window. A Hilton general passenger agent in St Louis provides further details.

St. Louis Memphis Mexico Southern Gateways A. Hilton

Funeral for Mrs. Mitchell and Mildred in Albia

The funeral for Mrs. W. E. Mitchell and her daughter Mildred, both killed in last Sunday's wreck, was held at the Methodist Episcopal church in Albia yesterday at 1:30 p.m. The service, led by Rev. C. L. Cooper with E. L. Schreiner, drew an unusually large attendance and left the community in deep mourning. The bereaved husband endures his double grief with great difficulty.

Albia W. E. Mitchell Mildred Methodist Epicopal Church C. L. Cooper E. L. Schreiner

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