Christmas gatherings entertain relatives in city homes
Mrs George Teas and Mr and Mrs E G Mason hosted a Christmas dinner at the Wm Jugenheimer residence near Havre with card games and music. Miles Bradford entertained relatives at his South Iowa avenue home serving a turkey dinner to about thirty. The tables were holly decorated with candy trees as Ruth Lease sang and Ethel Lowash and Hala Bradford played. A photo was taken by Mr Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Teas
E. G. Mason
City
Wm. Jugenheimer
Llavre
Miles Bradford
Iowa Avenue
Bradford
LaPorte
Texas
Little Ruth Lease
West Chester
Ethel Lowash
Hala Bradford
Mr. Cole
Mrs. Bradford
Recital at West Jefferson Street Home
Miss Hazel Stewart will entertain Miss Jessie Sage's music class at a recital Thursday evening at her home on West Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Stewart
Jessie Sage
West Jefferson Street
Ward Hosts Dinner for Lee Ward Guests of Honor
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Ward entertained with a dinner party at their north Washington home honoring guests Dr. and Mrs. Lee R. Ward yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Lee R. Ward
L. B. Ward
North
Washington
Christmas Dinner With Captain Gray and Guests
Captain Gray and wife entertained at a Christmas dinner yesterday. Present were Mr. and Mrs Charley H Hoxworth, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moat, Mr. and Mrs. S Hoxworth and son, and Mrs J N Sage and daughter. A delightful time was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Gray
Charley H Hoxworth
Joseph Moat
S. Hoxworth
J. N. Sage
Birthday surprise at Hout home ends with gifts
Last night Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hout found friends who invaded their home to help celebrate Mr. Hout’s fifty fourth birthday. An oyster supper was served by Mrs. J N Dodd Miss Anna Dodd and Miss Bessie Stebbins. Mrs James Zeck gave Mr Hout a gold watch chain and departed wishing many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hout
Mr. Hout
J. N. Dodd
Anna Dodd
Bessie Stebbins
James Zeck
Dusenbery Family Christmas Dinner in North Marion Area
Mr and Mrs A L Dusenbery hosted a Christmas dinner in North Marion avenue with friends and relatives. The event featured games music a three course dinner served by Mrs Co E Beatty and Miss Ormia Dusenbery. Parlor decorations included mistletoe and holly with carnations for each guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Dusenbery
North Marion Avenue
Co.e. Beatty
Ormia Dusenbery
W. Dusenbery
Laird
J. H. Dusenbery
West Chester
Ed Romine
Niri
Henry Waters
Farfield
Mrs M Y Wallace Dies at Home in East Washington
Mrs M Y Wallace died Monday afternoon at 3 15 at her East Washington home. The funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
Mrs. M. Y. Wallace Rites Held In City Cemetery
Mrs. M. Y. Wallace died Monday at 3 15 in her home 820 Madison Street from paralysis. Funeral services were held this forenoon with interment in City Cemetery. Pallbearers were J F Henderson J Hy Work S P McConahey John Warnock C J Wilson and Abijah Savage. Floral tributes included one from Tarentum Pa school teachers where Miss Nettie Wallace works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Y. Wallace
Madison Street
Sawhhiarki Fisher
Messrs
J. F. Henderson
J. Hy. Work
P. McConahey
John Warnock
C. J. Wilson
Abijah Savage
Tarentum, Pa
Nettie Wallace
Widow Mrs Wallace of City Dies at 74
Mrs. Wallace born Elen Johnson December 5 1832 near Newcastle Pennsylvania. She moved to Mercer County and Iowa then settled three miles south of the city. She taught at the old log schoolhouse and later married M Y Wallace March 4 1856. Survived by seven children and several relatives. funeral at Covenanter church conducted by Rev W C Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Elen Johnson
Newcastle
Mercer County
Washington County
Iowa
Ohio River
Mississippi
The
of Washington College
Blair
M. Y. Wallace
J. R. George
City
W. C. Allen
Pittsburg
W. O. Wallace
Oklahoma City
Nettie Wallace
Tarentum
Milton
M. Wallace
Palo Alto
Cal
Lelia B. Wallace
Delano
Minn
Pollok J. Wallace
Will
Coal Theme Draws Praise at Christmas Time
A note praises Anderson's Coal as a practical gift for Christmas, with emphasis on its utility and appeal. The message mentions Mumm as a suggested term, signaling strong local sentiment for the material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Community expresses sympathy for loss of wife and mother
The Wallace family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of their wife and mother, noting the comforting support from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Y. Wallace
Death of William Hayes in Northwest Washington
William Hayes aged 1829? No, born 1828 in Ireland died Monday at 9 10 pm at his home in northwest Washington from paralysis after a brief illness. He lived in West Washington 12 years after immigrating at 26, worked as a stone mason. Survived by wife, a son William and daughter Mary both of this city, plus two stepsons P M Riley Kansas City and Thomas Riley California. Funeral 2:00 pm at residence, interment Elm Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ireland
William Hayes
Northwest
William Heyes
America
West
Hayes
William
Mary
P. M. Riley
Kansas City
Thomas Riley
California
Elm Grove
Bereavement Thanks From Wells and Sons Family
A note of gratitude to friends and neighbors who assisted during the recent bereavement of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wells and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Wells
Funeral of Miss Allie Wells in West Chester
The funeral for Miss Allie B. Wells was held Sunday at New Haven church with large attendance. Rev. Dillon and Rev. Morrison led services. the choir, of which she was soprano and chorister, performed. Floral tributes honored her memory as a beloved singer and church member. Nora Corette sang a requested hymn as the sermon closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Alice
Edgar
Marion
Roy
Glenn Martin
Arthur Hamilton
Stewart Williscroft
New Haven
Wells
West Chester
Allie B. Wells
Williamsburg
Morrison
Ladies’ Aid
League
Epworth League
Nora Corette
Local people move about during holiday season in Vienna area
Special orders will be given prompt atention at the Vienna. Various residents travel for shopping visits and visits with relatives. John Williams returns to Crawfordsville after a city trip. Mrs McColl, Jessie Anderson, R H Paul, Flo White and family, George Oldenburg, William Schurr, John Snider, Barbara Sherrick, May Le Gill, M E Brown, Mae Brookhart, W A Shannon, and Margaret Twinam all appear in brief travel notes referencing Christmas and visits to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
John Williams
Crawfordsville
Peter McColl
West Chester
Jessie Anderson
Wyman
R. H. Paul
Keota
George Paul
Flo White
Glen
Marion
Milton White
George Oldenburg
Harold
Sigourney
William Schurr
Howard White
John Snider
Letts
Roy
Riverside
Burlington
Mae Brookhart
Ainsworth
W. A. Shannon
Davenport
H. W. Glick
Margaret Twinam
Fairfield
Christmas Entertainment Around City Churches Includes Santa Visits
Santa Claus delighted area children as church programs across the Baptist, Methodist, German and Presbyterian churches showcased Christmas celebrations. The Baptist service featured decorated halls, a snow laden tree, and gifts from Santa to primary-class members. Methodist offerings highlighted a strong youth program with solos, recitations, and a Santa scene in the ladies’ parlor. German church held a cantata after a sermon and distributed gifts and candy. Presbyterian services centered on a decorated tree, varied performances by children, and a Christmas offering collected from the youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
the Baptist Church
John Jay
Methodist Church
Will Handy
Hallie Berdo
Miss Berdo
Paul
Ruth Rittenhouse
Mathell Morton
Norwood Jones
McCulley
LeRoy Burris
Jesus
Mre
Harry Tillotson
County treasurer race ends with 29 vote majority for Shearer
In the county contest between Shearer and Smith, the final count confirms a 29 vote majority for Shearer. The recount found scattered counting mistakes but net result remained unchanged though 4495 votes were cast and each vote was reviewed in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearer
Smith
Beef weight guess nets victory at McCulley Crone feed
At Vienna supper event Beef weighed 31244 pounds and Will McClean won with a 313 pound guess. He ignored superstition about the number 13 and claimed the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will McClean
McCulley & Crone‘s
Mr. MccClean
New Store Doll Giveaway Draws Close Guesses
Mrs Am brose Cunningham nearly matched the exact number of handkerchiefs in the store window 76 percent the listed total. Close guesses came from H A Pan 793 John Smeltzer Margaret Turbott and Mrs J L Shaw 760 each. Charley Glick arrived Monday from Davenport to spend Christmas with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Cunningham
Puession
Cunningham
H. A. Pan
John Smeltzer
Margaret Turbott
J. L. Shaw
Charley Glick
Davenport
Will Hold Annual Meeting at First United Presbyterian
The Washington Bible Society announces its annual meeting in the First United Presbyterian church next Sabbath evening with Rev. W. C. Allen delivering the sermon. The event promotes Bible distribution abroad through the American Bible Society and invites liberal contributions as it supports international language translations. It is a union meeting for all churches. 65-26 Holiday Excursion Rates. Iowa Central offers round trip tickets for December 20 to January 1 with a return by January 7 1907 at one and one third fare. folders and details available from agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Bible Society
First United Presbyterian Church
W. C. Allen
American Bible Society
Iowa Central
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the Evening Journal
Orville Elder, Pvs
Ner
Ofice
Washington, Iowa
ICE
East Main Street
Abhington Potwal
Brown's
Candy Kitchen
Iowa Ave
S. K. Coates
Plymouth Rocks
Aughey
Wead
North Marion Ave
W. A. Chilcote
Jno
E. Griffith
Top
Terment
Marion T. Anderson
Allie Wells
Crystal Sea
Allie
Esther Brindley
Bell Jay
Ment
Helen Duke
Homer Stewart
Nel Bowman
Miss Haney
Miss Jay
Miss Noyes
Ruth Potter
Jolly Rove
Gladys Zigler
Mary Nicola
Margaret Rosenberger
Maud Hays
Dorothy Whitcomb
Theodore Whitt
Cornet
Don Handy
Sue Seene
Mrs. Coe
Harold Maxwell
Lucile Montgomery
Hilda Michaels
Ruth Patterson
AC Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
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