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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1908

Page

3

Married Couple Separate After DePauw Secret

Walter Bain and Emma Hite married in Illinois on August 22 1H. They kept the marriage secret until Bain finished studies at DePauw University. Bain’s affection cooled and he refused to live with his wife after graduation. Emma sues for abandonment and $1000 alimony. Bain, a civil engineer in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, resists alimony but will not contest a divorce decree once settlement is reached.

Martinsville Ind Walter Bain Emma Hite Bain Illinois DePauw University DePauw

Ewing Mystery Solved Over Missing Banker

Carmi Illinois February 18 The disappearance of Thomas IL Neal banker and stockman of Ewing is resolved. Captain Moore president of Benton State Bank received a telegram from W H Jones Phoenix Arizona stating Neal is in that city. Daniel G Fitzgerald cashier of the Ewing bank and Dr Harvey Phillips son in law left for Arizona to bring Neal back.

Ewing Carmi Thomas IL. Neal Captain Moore Benton State Quank W. H. Jones Phoenix A. T Franklin County Daniel G. Fitzgerald Ewing Bank Harvey Phillips Arizona Neal

Wife Wants Him to Return Amid Family Illness

Port Huron Michigan February 18. Mrs William Atcheson pleads for her husband to come home as their two children lie sick and long for him. Atcheson surrendered to police after they pursued him and later vowed no law could force his return when he faced the police court.

Port Huron Mich William William Atcheson Atcheson

Boehne Supported for Governor by Evansville Friends

Evansville Indiana February 18 Friends of Mayor John W Boehne are backing him for the Democratic nomination for governor with solid delegations from the First Second and Third congressional districts ready to support his candidacy at the Indianapolis convention next month

Evansville Ind John W. Boehne Indianapolis

Crosby S. Noyes Passes Noted Washington Editor Ill

Pasadena dispatch reports Crosby S. Noyes editor in chief of the Washington Star is very weak with no material change in condition. Family members in the city stay at his bedside continually.

Pasadena Cal Crosby S. Noyes The Washington Star

Murdered and Robbed Near Janesville Wisconsin

In Harvard a round house worker, unnamed, was found dead with head injuries in a water tank. He had been robbed of his paycheck. Police investigate as a murder case with robbery motive.

Janesville, Wis Harvard

Austria's Oldest Statesman Ignaz von Plener Dies

Vienna reports the death of Ignaz Elder von Plener Austria's oldest statesman. Born in 1810 he served as minister of finance in 1860 and retired to private life in 1870.

Austria Vienna Ignaz Elder von Plener

County News Doings Of The People In The County

Community notes and local happenings across the county feature updates from towns, club events, and everyday life. Brief items highlight residents, gatherings, and upcoming dates within the region.

Local Dockets and Travel Notes From Rubio Area

Mr and Mrs John Rumble of Oregon depart tonight for the south after visiting at the Israel Davis TM home. Clevan Long returns to Aurora Illinois after a few days with parents. Miss Agnes Brown returns from Jesup Iowa where her mother died. Mrs J N Reinert spends days in Muscatine withHetzel parents. Dr Clara Gray spent Sunday at Washington. Miss Verva Sanders hosts a Valentine party for about thirty five guests with a two course supper by Lorena Carris and Verva Sanders. John Smith learns of brother Lester Smiths death in Rubio. body to be buried there. Mrs S E Riesman and son Doyle leave for Eddyville for father Rose illness. Miss Willa Jones depart for Chicago to buy spring millinery. Little Feilder Spain accompanies her.

John Rumble Oregon Israel Davis South Clevan Long Aurora Ill Agnes Brown Jesup Iowa J. N. Reinert Muscatine Chris Hetzel Clara Gray Washington Verva Sanders Sanders Lorena Carris Verva John Smith Lester Smith Rubio Missouri S. E. Riesman Doyle Eddyville Mr. Rose Willa Jones Chicago Feilder Spain

Local Social Notes From Kalona and Surrounding Areas

Feb 17 updates show Ethel and Edna Allen at home Saturday. Chas Kempf visited from Iowa City. Ed M Wertz returned home Saturday for his aunt Mrs Yoder's funeral. Marion Kepler and family, including Archie, attended the M E church dedication in Iowa City Sunday. Jim Grady and son visited Kalona relatives from Muscatine. J A Brooke and wife came to visit Mr Brooke’s family.

Ethel Edna Allen Chas. Kempf Iowa City Ed M. Wertz Yoder Marion Kepler Archie M. E Jim Grady Muscatine Kalona J. A. Brooke Mr. Brooke

Local Social Roundup Highlights February Weekend Visits

Miss Ruby Peterson visited the Martin Augustine home while Mint McCaleb called on the Luithly Brothers. New Haven youths hosted a party at Charley McKinstry's and Rob McCaleb with Mae spent time at Godfrey Sheetz's. Laithly Brothers bought the Jim Sidler farm of twenty five acres. Abraham Augustine left for Oklahoma. Local youths attended a Valley box supper. Mr and Mrs Lee Craig Lou Augustine and Will Brinning with Dora and Louisa shared Saturday at W Augustine's. Mae McCaleb and her mother left for Burlington for Ethel McCaleb's wedding.

Ruby Peterson Martin Augustine Mint McCaleb Luithly Bros New Haven Charley McKinstry Rob McCaleb Mae Godfrey Sheetz Laithly Bros Jim Sidler Abraham Augustine Oklahoma Valley Lee Craig Lou Augustine Will Brinning Dora Louisa W. J. Augustine’s

Local Notes and Obituary Highlights

Feb 17 updates from the community include Lloyd Shalla's pneumonia illness, Jos Harter aiding Mrs Caroline Kiefer, Nelson Schmitt visiting Eva Baumgartner in western Iowa, and Winnie Knebel staying with Riverside relatives. Cummings moves to Berdo farm and Brown becomes Albert Escher’s tenant. A box supper at Egypt school drew attendees. Mariella Schnoebelen’s class hosts a reading. We report the death of Mrs Harriet Ween, aged 88, a Richmond pioneer.

James Shalla Lloyd Jos. Harter Wyman Caroline Kiefer Nelson Schmitt Eva Baumgartner Iowa Winnie Knebel Riverside Cummings Berdo Farm Mr. Brown Albert Escher Egypt School Mariella Schnoebelen Harriett Ween Richmond

Memorial of a devoted community member noted for kindness

The article honors a long time resident cherished for leadership and aid to uplifting causes. She lived here most of her life and only recently visited her son in Wellman. Burial will be beside her husband on Tuesday February 18 conducted by Newton Arnold.

W. E. Varney Wellman Newton Arnold Kate Shalla Wes Reiner Fred Willie Shalla John Shalla Ed Shalla Albert Sharpe Joe Reiner Washington Olive James Knebel Card Club

Local Social Notes From Coppock and Surrounding Areas

February reports show Mr and Mrs W M Kurtz visiting Coppock and Will Stout from Brighton in town. The Crandalls, newlyweds, visited W J Dawson east of Brighton and J H Dawson called on Roy Dawson near Verdi. Virgil Coppock on sick list. Earlls sister from Michigan visiting. John Carpenter improving. Pearl Cochran and Nellie Kyle visiting Brighton residents.

W. M. Kurtz Coppock Will Stout Brighton Dave Kurtz Mel Crandall W. J. Dawson J. H. Dawson Roy Dawson Verdi B. E. Dawson Joe Amarine Virgil Coppock Rank Earll Michigan Earll John Carpenter Pearl Cochran Nellie Kyle Pleasant Plain Ivy Hinshaw

Local Notes and Upcoming Events in Muscatine Area

Feb 14 reports guests including Mr and Mrs Jim Grady of Muscatine visiting relatives. Charlie Kempf rode to Iowa City this evening. B P Brenneman loses a valuable horse. J M Bonham and Wm Smith attended E H Fry funeral at Wellman. Hustons to perform at opera house Feb 17. J H Brooks visited family. P J Huff sold meat market to C M Long of Kinross with possession in March. A A Warner and family visited Washington. Sick list improving. J P Jackson to hold sale Feb 22 likely move to town. Inez Davis of Oskaloosa hosted friends at Wray residence Sunday afternoon. all enjoyed themselves.

Jim Grady Muscatine Charlie Kempf Iowa City B. P. Brenneman J. M. Bonham Wm. Smith E. H. Fry Wellman Huston Opera House J. H. Brooks Wray

You Can't Miss It New Continental Candescant Lamp

The lamp claims to be the best and cheapest light in the world offering 100 candle power for six hours at one cent. It is marketed as simple safe and odorless with no smoke and claimed to be brighter than central drain lamps and incandescent gas. Demonstration available at J. G. Hise residence.

J. G. Hise

No one immune from kidney troubles says ad

An advertisement appeals to readers that Foley's Kidney Cure will stop irregularities and cure kidney and bladder troubles within medical reach. It notes the product is sold by all druggists.

California Fic Strup Co Foley

Missionary Rev Thomas Moody to Speak at Baptist Church

The Rev Thomas Moody a missionary in Africa will deliver an address at the Baptist Church Friday evening February 21st. Moody has aroused interest nationwide on Africa's conditions including the slave trade. He is a man with a message worth hearing.

Thomas Moody Africa Baptist Church Moody

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