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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1907

Page

5

United Presbyterian New Year Dinner Planned in Crawfordsville

Crawfordsville December 31 The United Presbyterian church members will hold their annual New Year’s dinner at the church tomorrow. Local residents report travel and visits including G W Weber returning from Wapello Jessie Anderson arriving from Wyman Lucian Harrison departing for Burlington to join the regular army Ella Dunbar of Brighton visiting C E B Anderson Jennie Sellers visiting Henry McCoy home and several others visiting Washington including Grace Jones returning home from Joe Jones residence.

United Presbyterian Church G. W. Weber Wapello Jessie Anderson Wyman Lucian Harrison Burlington Ella Dunbar Brighton C. EB. Anderson Sellers Jennie Henry McCoy L. C. George Rcena Myrtle Jacobs Floyd Maxwell Ray Miller Frank McCoy Washington Grace Jones Joe Jones

Local social notes from West Chester area

Residents and visitors of West Chester and nearby towns are mentioned in a roundup of social happenings. Mrs D Dunshee of Peoria Ill and others visit Limerman and Conklin households while Miss Maud Erdice heads to Washington for a show.

D. Dunshee Peoria Lil Limerman West Chester George Stevenson Nora Stewart Gertrude Keiser Charley Coffman Howard Stewart Washington Henry Holsworth Near Harper Clarke Wright Sigourney Mary Theis Fisch L. W. Conklin Mt. Ayr Iowa John Smith Missouri W. L. McKee Oklahoma Clarence Carris Mr. Carris Mabel Northup Oskaloosa McCall Professor McVicker

Sunday Visitors Highlight Ainsworth and Washington Call

Dec 31 report notes Mr and Mrs John Hill visiting the Will Mitchell home at Ainsworth with Mrs Sade Anderson and her daughter Grace. Ode and Ben Ferguson were visitors in Washington today. Mrs Ode Ferguson, her daughter Muriel, and Virgil returned recently.

A. G. Hawley T. H. Will Rose Hill J. Baird Washington C. R. Long Pittsburg Mabel Howard Stewart Bessie Curran A. L. Bryan J. J. Fitzgerald Chicago Wm. Errington Ruleton Kan W. McLaughlin Maurine and Charles Carrie Hamilton H. B. Hamilton A. J. Laird David Iowa City S. W. Livingston Marsh W. Bailey John Hillhouse Sade Anderson Miss Grace Will Mitchell Ainsworth Ode Ben Ferguson Ode Ferguson Muriel Virgil

Visit Ends in Fort Madison Evening

A brief note records an evening stay during a weeklong visit with relatives at Fort Madison, noting travel and family time in a concise personal update.

New Year Show At Keota Brings Entertainment And Charity

Mrs J DPD and relatives visit Keota as Brinton screens moving pictures in the opera house New Year's program features the Passion Play and proceeds benefit the Woman's Relief corps and local churches. Brinton's moving pictures and Humpty Dumpty troupe arrive, with tickets on sale and a 2:30 start in the afternoon and 8:15 evening show.

W. F. Brinton Chicago Opera House Paris France Brinton Jerusalem Woman’s Relief Corps Relief Corps Washington

Local Social Notes From Christmas Visits and Travel

Dec 31 reports visitors and travelers in town. Clen Jones visits Marshalltown. Marion and Guy Huston return to Mt. Pleasant after Christmas at home. Bertha Anderson leaves for Burling ton with Mrs Kate Orbin to visit her son Clyde at Union depot. Prof. Daugherty of Washington visits the Dunn home. Mrs. Merrick ill with tonsilitis. W D Martin visits Crawfordsville. Owen Harrison returns from Denver. Wilma and Faye Thompson visit Joe Porter home. Millie Beauchamp travels to Winfield. Rolland Burch stays home with measles. Eva and Edna Jones return from Ft Madison.

Clen Jones Marshalltown Marion Guy Huston Burlington Mt. Pleasant Bertha Anderson Kate Orbin Clyde Union Depot R. D. Daugherty Washington J. K. Dunn John Merrick W. D. Martin Crawfordsville Owen Harrison Denver Wilma Faye Thompson Joe Porter Millie Beauchamp Winfield Nrolland Burch Eva Edna Jones Ft. Madison

Fred Miller of Muscatine Reports Trade Visit

Fred Miller from Muscatine was in the city today making a round of trade calls and meeting potential buyers.

Fred Miller Muscatine

Royal Neighbors Meeting Postponed to January 16

The Royal Neighbors of America postpone the installation of officers from January 2 to January 16 at 8 p m in Modern Woodmen hall. All Neighbors are urged to note the new date and attend.

Royal Neighbors America Woodmen Hall

Baptist Church Annual Meeting and Supper Planned

The annual meeting of the Baptist church will be held on Wednesday evening. A church supper will be given by the Baptist brotherhood at 6 o'clock for all members of the church and congregation.

The Baptist Church Baptist Brotherhood

Miss Mary Tate Heads to Des Moines for Teachers Convention

Miss Mary Tate of Oelwein Iowa left this morning for Des Moines to attend the teachers convention and will return home afterward. Miss Nellie Stevenson arrived from Keota and spent the day in the city.

Mary Tate Oelwein Iowa H. M. Eicher Des Moines Nellie Stevenson Keota City

Borrowed smiles from a devil at gloom’s door

A literary fragment notes the devil comment to a gathering about space and patience, quoting William J. Lampton from The Bo hemian. The tone blends whimsy with doom in a dark reflective piece.

William J. Lampton The

Young man threatens suicide over marriage hope

A suitor warns his beloved he will hang himself in front of her house if she refuses marriage. Her father dislikes his presence. Uncle Abner mocks fashion and recalls a train passenger bragging of making over $10,000 by skinning jays.

Abner Sophronia Wal

Beveridge Warns New Congressmen to Appear Experienced

In Washington Senator Beveridge advised newly elected congressmen to stay calm, think before speaking, and avoid showing inexperience. He warned against flashy vanity plans as he recounted a southern congressman who rushed to a photographer for a portrait upon arrival.

Senator Beveridge Washington

Plain Congressman and a Quaker Visitor

A photographer questions a southerner about cabinet status. The visitor claims to be a simple congressman. An indolent man visits a Quaker friend twenty miles away and stays eight days, prompting the Quaker to say the guest will not leave, asking how he could come again if he never departs.

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