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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1922

Page

8

Arch Best Oxfords Wilson's 92tu Mre Jane Hopkins visiting

Local notes report Jane Hopkins visiting Joe McGraw home in Keota. Green Chambers attends Des Moines state clothiers convention this week. H Henry of Brighton is briefly visiting before returning home. Mrs Jennie Burham returns to Marne after business in town. The Wardrobe promotes Smile Week and service.

Jane Hopkins Joe McGraw Green Chambers State Clothiers Des Moines

Hyomei Promises Quick Relief for Head Colds

An old ad notes Hyomei medicated air to reach the disease source in the head, with Lemmon's Pharmacy guaranteeing it. The notice also lists local movements: T. J. Brady travels to Brighton on business. Alma Brindley returns to Chicago from visiting relatives. Mrs. Louie Pooler attends Pythian Sisters meetings then heads to Brighton. Mrs. Fred Turner travels to Oskaloosa for a cousin’s illness. Mrs. Ralph Junkin visits Keota. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McGaffey travel from Watertown to attend family illness. Herman Twinam visits Washington on business. the Trotters move from Ainsworth to Des Moines for new work with Lester Motor Co.

Local residents visit, travel, and business notes mix with service ads

A jumble of short items reports visits by Mrs Peters and children to R L Edmondson, Atchison back at work after grippe, Chandler Six magneto discussed, rugs made from ingrain carpet, Mrs Henry Minick, Mrs J E Pierce return to Winfield, Crawfordsville shoppers, Lyda Hellam chiropractor, Mary McCall visiting town, city bus taxi line info, Frank Haney’s daughter Edith injured, Jeohan Chandler car owner, workers returning from Omaha, Lyons Home-made bread advertised, Mrs F M Adams visiting hospital, Neomi Adams in town.

Social Visit Notes from Olds and Burlington Families

Mrs. Lestie Reed of Olds spent yesterday with her mother Mrs. M. W. Brows in Burlington while visiting the L. F. Woodburn home. Miss Leota Adams of McCalls bury Iowa visited Miss Neomi Adams at the hospital and returned home last evening.

F. M. Adams Olds Neomi Adams Lestie Reed M. W. Brows Burlington L. F. Woodburn Leota Adams McCallsbury Towa Cecile Lease Ft. Madison Washington J. D. Hamilton Willa Miller Chicago Tom Miller Max Miller A. R. Oates Iowa City The Presbyterian Church J. L. Brookhart Ames Margaret Brookhart Iowa State Teachers’ College Ora Orris Fairfield Charles Baker Fred Jones

Hayes Case Opens in District Court

District court records show the Hayes case starting proceedings as local residents and officials note a string of social updates. Community members travel, visit hospitals, and attend church meetings while family news and travel details fill the column.

Hayes

Mrs S A Walker of Ainsworth Dead

Mrs S A Walker of Ainsworth died at her home after months of poor health and a recent decline. Born Rose Nutt in Mercer County Pennsylvania in 1840 she married Samuel A Walker in 1865 and moved to Ainsworth in 1876. She leaves her husband two children James M Walker and Margaret Crozier and a brother J C Nutt. Funeral at United Presbyterian Church Ainsworth Friday 1:30 PM with interment in Ainsworth cemetery.

A. Walker James M. Walker Washington Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church D. M. Davis Rose Nutt Mercer County James Sarah Craig) Nutt Samuel A. Walker J. C. Nutt Clintonville

Jail Break Blamed on Sheriff Robb by Polk County Board

Des Moines February 7 The Polk County Board of Supervisors faulted Sheriff Robb and his aides for Thursday night jail escape. They compared staffing and funding to prior sheriffs and argued continued leniency bred fault. They warned Robb to stop blaming the supervisors for his failures.

Des Moines Board of Supervisors Robb Polk County Saverade Ben Ness J. C. Griffin Charles Laverade Lav Rude

Thief Steals Watch and Pocketbook Yet Misses Revolver

A fragment quotes a street crime line in Copenhagen humor about a thief taking a watch puree and pocketbook while the victim notes a loaded revolver remained undiscovered. The quip highlights misdirection and irony in a city street scene.

Copenhagen Klods Hanes

Origin of Names Inference From Ancestor Occupations

The passage suggests that many surnames originate from ancestral occupations or traits. It notes names often arose from personal appearance or characteristics used to distinguish individuals, sometimes based on resemblance to a common trait or role.

Baoy's Big Cigar

A traveler in South America notes a four year old girl in a Colombian setting who smokes a large black cigar with a light from her mother. The scene is described with a colonial tone and cautious astonishment at a child’s habit forming in local culture.

South America

Enthusiasm Fades Yet Real Fire Burns Bright

A reflection on enthusiasm that wanes and the staying power of genuine passion. The piece contrasts fleeting excitement with a lasting inner glow that strengthens as time passes.

Astronomer questions term fixed in star names

An astronomer argues the label fixed is a misnomer for stars though some stars remain regarded as fixed. The discussion centers on historical naming and the notion of stellar motion in the sky.

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