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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1906

Page

5

Local residents travel and health notes from the area

S W Neal left for Kansas City on business. James Rowan of the Rookery is ill. L O Brindley rode the Firefly last evening. Mr and Mrs Clarence Shanafelt and Mrs Sue Lytle went to Keota. Maude Watters Jest travels to Davenport to visit sister Maude Reister. Miss Cora Fulton returns to her father in St Scott. Mrs Cora Davidson and two children of Clarence Ill arrive for a visit with Mr and Mrs A Cuddeback west of the city.

S. W. Neal Kansas City James Rowan Rookery L. O. Brindley Clarence Shanafelt Sue Lytle Keota Maude Watters Davenport Maude Reister Cora Fulton Robert Fulton St. Scott Cora Davidson Clarence, I Il

Hopeful for treaty Republicans back IP food bill

Washington report notes mixed support for the Santo Domingo treaty as Democrats risk party backlash to back the administration. Debate centers on consular needs in Alberta and Saskatchewan and a push to advance the Pure Food Bill amid Republican confidence. Also covered are Col Andrews managing Senate post duties, Rep Sperry’s temperance stance, and John Chancey’s fifty years in the House with a celebratory fund.

Washington Feb. G Santo Domingo Senate White House Andrews Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania Senate Committee On Post House John T. Chancey House of Representatives Buchanan Nathaniel P. Banks General Banks Bureau of Chancey Arthur W. Dunn

Fortnightly club Bible study and G A R event noted

Mrs W H Hughes hosted the Fortnightly club Bible study with studies on the agony in Gethsemane Christ trial crucifixion and tomb. Miss Hamilton presented on the Characteristics and Comparison of the Disciples. New members joined the department as PEOs celebrate at Miss Babcock's home. Capt G A White to speak on Antietam recollections at L G White Post hall. Standard Hearers meet Friday at Miss Susie Morton's home.

L. G. White Post Temple Building Capt G. A. White Battle of Antietam

Mrs Scofield hosts Saturday library afternoons in West Main

Mrs Hiram Scofield opens her West Main street home on Saturdays for ladies to visit and view the Scofield library and a fine set of world photographs collected by her daughter Miss Cora. The afternoons provide a pleasant, beneficial occasion for attendees. Miss Lucile Forgey hosts the G T club Friday evening at her Southeast Washington home.

Hiram Scofield West Main Street Scofield Lucile Forgey G. T. Club Washington

Fortnightly club music meeting at East Washington home

The Fortnightly club’s musical department met last evening at Miss Parrish’s East Washington street home with Mrs. Bertha Bailey leading a Schumann study. Miss Parrish Cora Bell Hazel Mount performed piano solos and visitor Miss Peck contributed piano selections. Plans were set for a guest night at Miss Ida Roberts’s home on East Washington street two weeks hence. She Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church met this afternoon at the Handy home on West Second street.

Miss Parrish East Washington Street Schumann Bertha Bailey Parrish Cora Bell Hazel Mount Miss Peck Ida Roberts Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church Handy Home West Second Street

Funeral of Wilkes Murphy in Wellman

The funeral for Wilkes Murphy, who died of apoplexy, was held at 3 p.m. with Rev. W. L. Clapp officiating. Murphy, past sixty, was a regional pioneer with a farm near Wellman and leaves a wife and four sons, the Chicago-bound sons arriving to attend.

Murphy Chicago

Johnsons Bakery Offers Wide Selection of Pastries

Local ads list Duncan chocolates and bonbons, bread, pies, cookies, and cakes at Johnsons. Visitors include Fred Jarden to Col. Junction Harvey Carter to Brighton and Chas. Davis en route to Iowa City. A marriage license is granted to Cleva Hoyle and Sophronia Simmons.

Duncan's Fred Jarden Col. Junction Harvey Carter Brighton E. FE. Bower Keola Johnsons Wood Harding Ainsworth Louis Eagle Knoxville W. J. Thompson Cleva Hoyle Sophronia Simmons

Mrs Lem Cherry Hosts Navajo Club Ladies

Mrs Lem Cherry will host the Navajo club ladies Wednesday afternoon at her Heights home.

Justice Folger Officiates 119th Hoyle Simmons Wedding

Last evening Justice A. Ss. Folger united Grover Cleveland Hoyle and Sophronia Simmons in marriage at his office at 8 30. Witnesses were Simmons brother and Hoyle sister. The couple, residents of the city, will set up housekeeping on East Madison street near the Burlington tracks.

A. Ss. Folger Grover Cleveland Hoyle Sophronia Simmons Justice’s Office Mr. Simmons Miss Hoyle Hoyle J. R. Hoyle Jeremiah Simmons East Madison Street Burlington Tracks

W C T U Meeting on Holy Living and National Influence

The W C T U will hold a meeting at Mrs. Charles Corette's home on Thursday February 8 at 2 30 p m. The session covers Holy Living from 1 Peter 1 14 15 with discussion on Woman's Influence on National Life.

Charles Corette

Kindergarten Enrollment Starts Strongly at Early Term

Attendance at the Kindergarten reaches sixty five enrollments yesterday with three new children today. Miss Jay will join from March and be ready by next week at the latest. The term begins with good momentum and preparations complete. All kinds of pies at Johnsons, Cherry included.

Jay Johnsons

Cherry sisters ready to tour again from Linn county farm

Eldora Iowa Feb 6 The Cherry sisters famed for making Iowa known have retired on their Linn County farm for years and now plan a second profitable tour Their unique stage act has filled theaters in many cities though it has sometimes been called ludicrous by critics.

Eldora Lowa Cherry Sisters Linn County Sootlight

Dr King’s New Life Pills touted for malaria cure

An old times ad claims the yellow fever germ resembles malaria and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as the cure all for malaria poison and constipation. It lists 25¢ at J H Stewart's drug store and urges readers to buy promptly. A separate railroad notice advertises reduced fares February 15 to April 7 by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway with half fares for children and liberal stopovers.

Dr. King J. Hi. Stewart’s Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle F. A. Miller Chicago

Common Colds Cause Serious Diseases Warns Physicians

Physicians with national renown warn that colds lead to pneumonia consumption and throat or lung troubles. They urge avoiding risk and claim Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can cure colds before dangerous diseases develop. Sold by Cook & Sherman Stewart's Pharmacy.

Cook & Sherman Stewart's Pharmacy

Royal Neighbors Meet at 7 30 PM Tonight

Royal Neighbors plan their regular meeting at 7 30 this evening with full attendance desired. Dr H B Hamilton from Ainsworth was a business visitor in the city today.

H. B. Hamilton Ainsworth

Frightfully Burned Machinist Healed by Arnica Salve

Chas W Moore a machinist of Bord City Pa had his hand badly burned in an electrical furnace. He used Bucklen's Arnica Salve and reported a quick perfect cure. The product is advertised as a great healer for Burns Wounds Sores Eczema and Piles with a price of 2fc at J H Stewarts Druggist.

Chas. W. Moore Bord City Iie Bucklen J. H. Stewart

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