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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1907
Page
4
Washington County Poultry Association Meeting Confirmed
Notice of a meeting of the Washington County Poultry Association at the U. S. Express office tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Mr and Mrs George Warnock have departed for Rock Island after visiting the Shoemaker home and other relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Poultry Association
U. S. Express Office
George Warnock
Shoemaker
Rock Island
Community Happenings Across County in The Day’s Roundup
Local correspondents report on daily events and activities in multiple communities. Readers gain a snapshot of social, civic, and light news items from the county, highlighting everyday life and local figures.
Holiday Homecomings Reach Local Families
Dec 28 Bertha Grady returned home to Muscatine for the holidays. Mrs Pearl Vondraska and children visited relatives. Edna and Ethel Allen Hazel Roup Irvin Dierdorff Sherman Sleichter Ed Wertz and other students are home for break. Joye Fry enjoys two weeks teaching vacation at home. Mrs Sam Williamson of Iowa City spent Christmas at home. Glenn Kirkpatrick came home briefly. Charley Hesselschwerdt and wife of Montezuma spent Christmas at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Grady
Muscatine
Pearl Vondraska
Edna
Ethel Allen
Hazel Roup
Irvin Dierdorff
Sherman Sleichter
Ed Wertz
Joye Fry
Sam Williamson
Iowa City
Glenn Kirkpatrick
Charley Hesselschwerdt
Montezuma
Christmas Homecomings and Local Happenings in Wayland
A holiday round of returns and visits includes Mr and Mrs H Fulton back from Kansas and Misses Eve Leeper Katie Koebel home from Washington academy. Nellie Crawford returns from Downing Mo. Emma Witting visits from Chicago and Uriah Cumming remains unchanged. Christ Graber arrives from Illinois. Arnold Renner attended Mt Pleasant short course. William Hauenstein recovers from appendicitis. Joel Zingg buys Ben Wenger property in east Wayland. Mennonite church Christmas program presented. Christmas dinner at Bigham home includes Joseph Murphy family L Nieswanger family and J S Roth. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs S G Wenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Renner
Southeastern Iowa
Mt. Pleasant
William Hauenstein
Joel Zingg
Ben Wenger
East Wayland
Bigham
Joseph Murphy
L. L. Neiswanger
Local Social Roundup From Ainsworth Area
Dec 30 visitors Mrs Will Smiley and children from Ainsworth spent the day with John Smiley. Chas Hebner of Washington made a business call. Rev J H Taylor traveled to Washington this morning. Miss Lena Shaffer arrived from Winfield. Bertha and Laura Neu returned to Farmington after visiting Rev J H Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Smiley
Ainsworth
John Smiley
Chas. Hebner
Washington
J. H. Taylor
Lena Shaffer
Winfield
Bertha
Laura Neu
Farmington
West Chester notes and local railroad train
Dec 30 local items report visits and travels of residents from Center ville to Washington Keota and Cedar Rapids. Movements include W W Harvey family relocation to Martinsburg Nebr and W E Groendycke moved to Canyon City Texas for business and repair notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon City
Texas
Washington
Local travel notes report visitors in Washington and nearby towns
Wilson and family at Crawfordsville. Leo Adams spent Saturday with relatives at Washington. Miss Mabel Ross returned to her duties at the Iowa State College for the Blind in Vinton after a week at home. Mrs Sharpe and daughter Alma of Keota visited Funston and Spalding households and were passengers for Washington Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Love
Centerville
R. Love
Alma Miller
Verle Dunham
Washington
Edna Moore
E. Richardson
McGuire
Clio
Iowa
Omi Funston
Arthur Welleiver
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Welleiver
Harley Rhea
Crawfordsville
J. H. Hamil
Jamesport
Roy Marr
Floyd Edmundson
Elliott's Business College
Burlington
Bush Stickley
Pallisade
Colo
J. W. Stickley
Clarence Easter
Western Union Telegraph Co
Texas
West Chester
Jacob Simerman
East of Town
al Huber
Baby
L. H. O'Loughlin
Mr. Huber
al Augustine
Harper
Frank Moorehead
Oskaloosa
Jennie Cook
Los Angeles
Miss Elliot
Wilson
Leo Adams
Mabel Ross
Iowa State College For the
Vinton
Sharpe
Alma
Keota
Funston
Spalding
Local Christmas Visit and Travel This Holiday Season
On December 30, Mrs. T. A. Bailey and children from Washington visited relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Harris left for Chicago after spending Christmas with his parents. Nora Stewart Gertrude Keiser Charley Coffman and Howard Stewart visited J. C. Weisenberger's north of town. Rev. J. C. Ginn and Ruth drove to Washington to catch a train to Fremont Nebr for the death of Mrs. Giffin's father. Clarence Dayton and wife visited relatives in Dudley. Ralph Junkin of Washington spent yesterday with friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goodman
Sigourney
Wes Porter
Brighton
Carl Blanchard
Chillicothe
Chas. Mercer
W. R. Mount
Harry Mount
Chicago
Mills Taylor
United Presbyterian Church
Elvira
Col
D. J. Palmer
Des Moines
Alice Stever
Fairfield
Margaret I. Mce Gugin
Sickles Return Home After City Visit
Ira Sickles and his wife, visiting his mother in east Washington with relatives, left today for their home near Eldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Sickles
Washington
Eldon
Humpty Dumpty Comes Alive in Modern Word Play
The piece reflects on Humpty Dumpty as a cultural touchstone from childhood stories and nursery rhymes. It notes how the familiar character, once perched on a wall, remains a nimble and amusing figure in contemporary humor and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humpty Dumpty
Mother Goose
Humpty
Saville Humpty Dumpty Co to Perform at Opera House
The Saville Humpty Dumpty Company brings an eighteen member cast to the Opera House Tuesday night with scenery and Vaudeville acts. Led by Geo H Adams the troupe promises laughing pantomime and a Buster Brown chorus with high class entertainment from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorow
Savilles Humpty Dumpty'’ Co
Humpty Dumpty
O. J. Swift
Legitimate Press Fraternity of
New York
Geo. H. Adams
Buster Brown
Dog
Saville Humpty Dumpty’ Co
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Gains Global Trade Lead
Personal recommendations from those cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy propelled it to a staple in trade across much of the civilized world. The endorsements boosted sales and established widespread demand for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart & McCreedy
P. O
Chamberlain
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