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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1901

Page

2

Wedding at St James Heralds Riverside Bride

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Brennan and Mr. Thomas Hansom was celebrated at St James church with nuptial high mass. The bride wore white cashmere and carried roses. reception followed at her sister Mrs Henry Holmes’s nine miles northwest of the city. The groom is a Riverside farmer and they will reside there.

Elizabeth Brennan Thomas Hansom St. James Church Father Jacobsmeier Christian Moriority George Brennan Riverside Henry Holmes

Eagle rescues girl as big bald eagle attempts abduction

In Mt. Vernon Indiana on February 12 a 5 year old girl was seized by a large bald eagle while playing in the yard near the Illinois line. The bird could not lift the child and the mother Mrs Bullock rushed to rescue her, injuring the eagle and saving the girl who suffered minor facial injuries. A second item reports a man in Edmundston New Brunswick who had long suspected consumption suddenly improves after coughing up a solid hayball from his lungs.

Mt. Vernon Ind John Bullock Ilinois Bangor Edmundston N. B California Florida

Perry Oklahoma Notes On Weather Lands And Growth

A 1901 letter describes Perry Oklahoma with a population around 5 000, a square plan similar to Washington and a red sandstone courthouse and land office. It notes fertile soil red in color many fruit trees and corn yields of 30 40 bushels per acre land selling from 1000 to 5000 per quarter section and outlines local commerce and schools. The writer mentions Indians in town and a local attorney publisher, with references to travel to Oklahoma City and a medicated note about Rocky Mountain Tea for sale.

Kellogg Perry Newton Kansas Washington Court House Dick T. Morray Iowa Illinois Minnesota Oklahoma City

Hi Henrys Big Minstrels Come to Washington Date

Hi Henrys Big Minstrels, the largest white troupe, set spare date in Washington on Saturday February 16. The Moline Journal praises their performance in Chicago and Kansas City and notes a strong orchestra and refined soloists. Seat sale opens Friday morning for an event aiding St James school with Swift's Hall show on February 15.

Washington Hi Henry Swift’s Hall St. James School Graham Hlenry Jarade

Sudden death of Richmond teen shocks community

Richmond February 11 A fifteen year old son of Gephardt Lantz died suddenly Saturday afternoon and was buried in the Catholic cemetery this morning. The cause of death remains unknown. Other county items note visits, sales of hogs and cattle, and local social events.

Gephardt Lantz

Local births and mishap report from February notices

Dr A J Laird and wife welcome an eleven pound daughter. John R Morrison narrowly escaped losing his right hand in a wood saw while tightening a belt. three fingers were badly lacerated, doctors expect no amputation. Bert M Wilson moves to town to work at J A Marsh hardware. Declamatory contest postponed to Friday night February 13. Obe Weiland and wife announce the birth of a son.

A. J. Laird John R Morrison Bert M. Wilson J. A. Marsh Weiland

Death of Local Resident Frank S. Wimner at 41

Frank S. Wimner died last night at his home after a long illness. He was 41 years old and a member of the 10.0. F lodge. The funeral will be held Thursday at eleven in the morning with burial at Wellman cemetery.

Frank S. Wimner Wellman Cemetery

Funeral services for the late Justice Sherman held

Funeral services were held yesterday morning for Justice Sherman who died Friday. Rev Palmer of the Baptist church delivered the sermon. Sherman leaves four sons and one daughter. C R Plesser and brother John visited Crawfordsville, and tonight the Crawfordsville band led by Mr Pleiser will give a concert in the Welch Neighborhood. Burnham's Golden Buck cigar advertised as the best 5c cigar in town.

Justice Sherman Rev Palmer the Baptist Church Sherman C. R Plesser John Crawfordsville Mr Pleiser Welch Burnham

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