Death of Robt McGaughy Follows Twenty Years Illness
The death of Robt McGaughy after a twenty year illness is announced. Funeral services are set for Monday at 1 P M and will be conducted by Mrs.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
5
Local News From Askaloosa and Nearby Towns
Local columns note visits and errands including Mrs W M Terry from Askaloosa visiting relatives, Mrs Harry McCall traveling to Des Moines, Mrs Oscar Meek to Wyman, and Vera Coates visiting Muscatine. Baker Johnson advertised pies and New Year orders at the Vienna. many residents travel to Cedar Rapids Burlington Washington and Kinross for holidays. The death of Robert McGaughy in this city after a long illness is reported. funeral arranged at his residence conducted by Christian Science leader Sarah Bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Terry
Askaloosa
Johnson's
Jas. Wooley
Cotter
Vienna
Harry McCall
Des Moines
Vera Coates
Muscatine
Mrs. Waymack
Robert McGaughy
Mr. McGaughy
Wheeling
Old College
Chicago
Darlington, McGaughy & Co
Mary McCulley McGaughy
Alf Chilcote
R. B. McGaughs
Sarah FE. Bone
Christian Scientist
Kewanee
True American at the Graham theater Monday night
Fairfield patrons are urged to see A True American at the Graham theater Monday night with a 10 to 30 cent admission. Mrs. Perry Hayes Mrs. Wagner Dr. Droz and family Mr. and Mrs. Bowmen and many locals visit and travel. Preaching next Sunday at 11 by Rev Betts with Sunday school at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Hayes
Wagner
Delta
Hickman-Bessey Co
Graham Theater
Ida Bidwell
Wellman
Lorien Neal
Frank Sickles
Earlham
Frank Kephart
Clayton Nicholson
Tom Nicholson
George Benson
Wm. Nicholson
Muscatine
Jake Shrader
James Shrader
Washington
Mart Stiles
John Pratt
Grace
Roy Foss
Elmer Kephart
Fred Telford
Mary Stiles
Henry Coffman
Robert Kephart
Wm. H. Betts
Des Moines
Anderson's Coal That’s All Grate Note
A brief item notes a quirky motto about grate and fame framing a coal business phrase. It mentions Anderson in a simple, humorous line about fortune and fire. No broader context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Where the People Go Accidents Births and Marriages Reported
Local notes list Christmas visits and family travel across towns including Chicago Mt Vernon Washington Kalona and Mt. Pleasant. Social events at Epworth league and Q E circle, a wedding announced for Alvina Stuckey and Alonzo Cantwell, and a fall injuring Joseph McCleery are reported along with assorted visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Z
Monmouth
Alvina J. Stuckey
Olds
Alonzo Cantwell
Mt. Pleasant
Cantwell
Joseph McCleery
Crawfordsville Society Notes and Removals
Crawfordsville updates list Henry M Hauenstein visiting Portal N P at A Hauenstein home. L E Harkness and Elmo left for Winfield. Hugh Hawthorne family left for Ottumwa. Etta Kelley and Norval returned to Columbus Junction from J H Armstrong home. Lena Shaffer visited from Winfield for church Sabbath. No M E church services tomorrow. Mrs J H Lee returned from Richland after a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M Hauenstein
Portal
N. P
A. Hauenstein
L. E. Harkness
Elmo
Thompsons
Winfield
Hugh Hawthorne
James Hawthorne
Ottumwa
Etta Kelley
Gon
Norval
Columbus Junction
Local residents arrive and depart for visits and duties
Dec 30 reports several travelers and visitors: Karl Cocklin leaves for Independence then Iowa City duties. Howard Alma Miller visit M L Miller home. Glynne Rowan returns from Washington. J M Maxwell and Howard Stewart head to Ames for an agricultural short course. Mrs Richard Malin and child visit from Columbus Junction. J R Visser family return to Pella. S R Miller family from Washington visit relatives. W Yard travels to Rockbridge IL after sister Lorana Yard’s wedding in Crawfordsville and J Visser of Pella. L C James and son from Des Moines visit. Grover Bean back to Fairfield after vacation. K A Stone ill in St Joseph MO after paralytic stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Cocklin
Independence
Iowa City
Howard
Alma Miller
Washington
M. L. Miller
Glynne Rowan
J. M. Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Howard Stewart
Ames
Richard Malin
Columbus Junction
J. R. Visser
Pella
R. Miller
Winifred
Washingon
J. W. Reagoey
L. A. Stephens
Muscatine
W. R. Yard
Rockbridge
Yesterdy
Lorana Yard
Crawksville
J. ©. Visser
L. C. James and Son
Des Moines
Jane Brumbarger
Grover Bean
Fairfield
J. M. Stone
K. A. Stone
St. Joseph, Mo
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Oscar Meek
Wyman
J. T. Matthews
Cedar Rapids
Anna A. Fisher
Helen Work
Burlington
Joy Schreckengast
Sarah Rinehart
Miss Purvis
Daytonville
Sarah £. Bone
Christian Sci
Entist
Linois
Alex Dawson
Walker Skinner
Ed Bowman
Winterset
H. N. Shaw
Bessie
Margaret Bower
West Chester
C. O. Dayton
S. J. Younkin
Spokane
James Cowger
Nate Jones
Pleasant Hill
Stewart
West Side Square
Globe Company
Chestnut St
Phila
Journal
Garness
Journal Office
Ashby
the County News
Lexington
Cora Goodspeed
Win Eyestone
Mt. Vernon
Mary Martin
K. W. Fleming
Walter Patterson
Lewis Longwell
Oskaloosa
Charlies Frisk
Grandfathers Frisk’s
Katherine Berrend
Ed Duval
Mr. Lurst
Snyder
Kalona
Vernon Sigler
Gertrude Smith
Ruth
Esther Brindley
Epworth League
JJ. N. Eyestone
Q. E. Circle
Amanda Sehillig
Santa Claus
Plano
Tom Schully
Miss Hazel
Ezra Gardner
Ralph Ashby
Pilotsburg
Dave Tipton
Mrs
Edlage
Ainsworth
Sor
Windsor
J. E. Kunath
Iowa
Logan Furniture Go
Washington, Iowa
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