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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1909

Page

7

Winter and Crile sisters visit Washington

Miss Lena Crile returns home from Washington after a Sunday visit with sister Mrs. Merton King. Lizzie Crile, still in Hedrick, continues work nearby. Brighton Enterprise notes Mrs Shafit and daughter back from Washington where they aided Daytons at the hotel and Miss Fannie’s health declined prompting return.

Lena Lizzie Crile Washington Merton’ King Lizzie Hedrick Brighton Enterprise

County Happenings Across Communities Report

Our correspondents chronicle the day by day events in local townships and surrounding communities. Residents share notable meetings, fairs, and personal milestones that illustrate life in the county today.

Local notes mark votes and town trades in West Chester

The McFar lane Up store closed Saturday at 8 p m after a voting contest. Winnie Baker won a gold watch with 6975 votes and Clara Skinner took a chain with 5825 votes. Augustine Bros shipped hogs to Muscatine and Chicago. Charlie Johnson sent sheep to Chicago. Several residents report illness and weather, with 10 below zero and nine inch ice. Local sales exceed 1700 dollars in two weeks at the McFar lane Co store. others visit Washington and attend church events.

McMann New Haven McFarlane Winnie Baker Adison Baker Clara Skinner Augustine Bros Muscatine Chicago Charlie Johnson Jacob C. C. Watson Lou Watson J. D. Dayton Washington D. R. Munro Missouri Lee McAvoy J. A. Limerman Andy Augustine

Local Social and Visitor Notes from Ainsworth

Ainsworth reports visitors and travel among residents. J. E. Webster and wife were shopping in Washington today. Mrs. Chas Porter and son Raymond left for Columbus Junction to visit sister Mrs. A N Kelley. Nelson Armstrong traveled to Davenport. Mrs. Samuel Thompson from Washington visited sister Mrs. W A Walker and family. N Waster conducted business in Washington today. Marion Crawford and wife of Washington, visiting the Porter and C families, were here.

J. E. Webster Washington Chas. Porter Raymond Columbus Junction A. N. Kelley Nelson Armstrong Davenport Samuel Thompson Washinton W. A. Walker N. Waster Marion Crawford J. R. Porter

Mi o na tablets sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy

An advertisement touts Mi na tablets for indigestion under Lemmon's Pharmacy, promising relief from belching heaviness stomach pain heartburn and sour stomach. It offers a money back guarantee after a few days and notes test samples available from Booths Mi o na in Buffalo New York.

Lemmon's Lemmon's Pharmacy Booth Buffalo N. Y

Local residents return from trips and holiday visit plans

G Hulick returns home. J W Welliver and Nellie shop in Washington. R Donaldson back from Illinois. L K Bradford of Salem visiting. Mrs M L Elyen leaves for Wilmington to celebrate Christmas with Jardine family. Misses Nettie Ida Davis return from Washington. Numerous passengers head to Washington including Mrs Watson and daughter Elizabeth and many others. Marie Schmidt visiting Mt Pleasant grandmother for holidays. C P Nichols and wife back from St Paul. Miss Lela Rhodes heads to Muscatine. Kephart family visits Louis Baker home. Elmer Kephart and children visit.

G. Hulick J. W. Welliver Nellie Washington R. Donaldson Ilinois L. K. Bradford Salem Oregon M. L. Elyen Wilmington G. P. Jardine Nettie and Ida Davis W. B. Davis M. P. Watson Elizabeth James Clegg Pearl Eva Luella Gardner Theresa Chihak Vayetta Orrie Chapel W. 11. Mitchell Donald Ina RK. Donaldson Dorothy Lew Duncan Theo Jack J. M. Stewart Mabel A. KE Stites Merle Nellie McConnell Ethel Stone Ruth Jessie Hazen Elizabeth Flannigan D. W. Martin Violet Everette Shearer J. B. Robertson Blanche Fitzgerald Floyd Earle Edmondson Edith Othe Marie Schmidt Mt. Pleasant

Local continues travel notes and society visits

Dec 20 notes show Joe Jones and wife and son Dennis returning from Ohio after visiting Rev J K Weigle and wife. Jessie Traxer of Mt Pleasant visited friends here with Grace Limerman. J B Robertson travels to Paducah for his sister's illness. Mrs T J Easter and J K Davis travel to Washington. R Q Lynn of Fairfield visits with friends. W W Moore visits Washington.

Joe Jones Dennis Ohio Delaware J. K. Weigle Jessie Traxer Mt. Pleasant Grace Limerman J. B. Robertson Paducah T. J. Easter Davenport J. K. Davis Washington R.Q. Lynn Fairfield W. W. Moore

Funeral for Mrs. Riley Coble Held at Christian Church

The Rev. Cornell conducted Mrs. Riley Coble’s funeral at the Christian church after she died at 82 from a paralysis stroke suffered last Monday. The service followed a visit to Al Morgan’s near Clay where she stayed. Mr. S it Tracy also suffered a paralysis stroke this morning.

Cornell New Sharon Riley Coble al Morgan Clay Christian Church S.it Tracy H. Critz Paul Washington C. A. Neville Scohols Butler Stepheson Washington State Clark Hadhey Merry

Community Notes From Pleasant Hill Area

Art Long shelled corn for Weiland then traveled to Haskins. A B Carr shipped a car load of hogs. Farmers attended the Institute last week. Art Slaten visited Ainsworth and Madison Tucker visited the Benson home. Jesse Marr shipped hogs, Willi and Mrs Mitchell visited Hillhouse, and a Christmas tree service is planned at Pleasant Hill church.

Art Weiland Haskins A. B. Carr Farmers’ Institute Art Slaten Ainsworth Madison Tucker Ed Benson Jesse Marr Willi Mitchell Ains John Hillhouse

Christmas Travel and Local Notes From December 21

Joe Masters sold household goods at auction then left with family for Shemled Illinois to spend Christmas with relatives before traveling to Indiana to visit Mrs Masters mother and sisters prior to settling in Colorado. Harold Page home from Rubio for Christmas shopping teaches at Rubio. Charles Batterson seriously injured Friday when kicked by a horse at Kaufman's livery. Local Sunday schools plan cantatas Friday night with music and decorations. Milford Shrader spent Monday with relatives in Washington.

Joe Masters SheMeld Ill Joe Indiana Methodist Presbyterian Christian Milford Shrader Washington

Local families depart for winter travel and moves

Mr and Mrs John Reid and son Will left for California to spend winter with daughter Mrs Ola Green. Mr and Mrs Frank Tu and family headed to their new home in Kansas. Several residents including James Fletcher Hugh J Davis and others traveled to Washington. Gene Brown visited B F E Brown in Crawfordsville. Miss Carrie Rowan of Ainsworth past through en route from Monmouth.

John Reid Will California Ola Green Frank Tu Kansas James Fletcher Flugh J. Davis John Brown John Cunningham John Shaffer Robert Gormly Will Lewis T. E. Maxwell Washington Gene Brown B. F E. Brown Carrie Rowan Ainsworth Monmouth

Program in Congress Shapes 1910 Debate and Hazing Probe

Washington dispatch outlines congressional plans for 1910 including tighter railway security, expanded Interior Department powers, New Mexico and Arizona statehood, and postal savings banks. Senate to investigate hazing at West Point and cadet expulsions prompt potential nationwide ban.

Secretary of the Interior Arizona New Mexico Tawney Panama Canal Zone Congress

Pape's Diuretic Promised Cure for Kidney and Bladder Ailments

An advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as a fifty cent cure for kidney and bladder disorders. It claims rapid relief from backache, urinary issues, and rheumatic pains, urging immediate use and endorsing the Cincinnati company. The piece also references Ida M. Tarbell and the early woman’s rights movement in America.

Pape Pape, Thompson & Pape Cincinnati

Railway worker cooks rabbit in clay with lime

A railway section hand cooks a rabbit without fire by covering it with clay and quicklime. After about 20 minutes he digs out the baked clay to reveal a ready meal inside.

Free booklet from Mc Klhinney Drug Co on skin diseases

Valuable booklet offers plain guidance on pimples dandruff ring worm prickly heat and scalp diseases. Call at the Mc Klhinney Drug Co store to receive the booklet written by an eminent authority and learn a simple home treatment to destroy germ life and aim for a complete cure.

Mc Klhinney Drug Co

Ad in The Journal Promises Quick Results

A want ad in the Journal is described as a reliable way to attract attention and get responses from prospective buyers or job seekers, with the notice suggesting fast results.

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