The County News Daily Births Marriages and Accidents
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1907
Page
2
Local column reports on recent accidents deaths births and marriages. Names and places appear with brief notes from our correspondents.
December 51 notes list visitors Hays from Washington and Elder from Albia visiting local sites. Thirty five members joined the United Presbyterian church after evangelistic meetings, with several residents returning from trips to Fairfield Burlington Winfield Washington Grace Isll Stronghurst Aberdeen and Wapello. January 1 updates include George Weber and J F Buxbaum visits and a series of home visits by local residents.
Jan J. J. Neiswanger prepared for an extended visit with relatives in Davenport. Verne Dunham returned to Washington after a few days at the T. J. Easter home. FE Neal and daughter Martena of Lone Tree visited Jacob Stone’s home. L. L. Sturdivan and family of Washington came after the death of aunt Elizabeth Slayden. Mrs. A. E. Slofer and Lyle returned home to Iowa City after visiting sister Mrs. F. B. Jackson. Howard Miller of Washington spent yesterday at M. L. Miller’s home. Clara Coulter of Washington arrived to spend a few days.
Advertisement extols Vinol as a strengthening tonic for aging bodies detailing improved digestion blood and organ function. Claims it contains cod liver oil with added iron and offers money back if no benefit. Notes sole agency with Vinci presence and wide availability in towns and cities nationwide.
Daily updates report residents traveling for business from Crawfordsville to Cedar Rapids Chicago and Iowa City. A 120 acre farm near Crawfordsville changed hands to Joe Khen with possession March 1 1907. The Ladies Aid held an oyster supper at the M B K church opera house last evening.
Jan 2 residents return and guests highlighted. Miss Myrtle Pence came home to Fairfield after visiting friends. Myra Hinshaw visits in Richland. W S Berry travels to Muscatine for relatives. W B Way and M D Ory visit Fairfield and West Chester respectively. Mrs Tom Hoover visits mother in Morning Sun. Mr and Mrs Rob Lundin return from Ol ie after spending Sunday with relatives.
The district enjoyed a holiday week with taffy pulls skating parties and oyster suppers. Miss Stella Palmer visits Wellman while Charlie Robinson returns from Salmon Idaho to visit family. Next week is church week of prayer observed.
Jan 1 report from Noble notes Miss Blanch Neiswanger and Ina Murphy of Crawfordsville visiting nearby. Other items include Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gerig in Washington, Chris and Jase Conrad visiting relatives, the Christners from Cotter with daughter Gladys, and a school day with Professor Roth.
Mrs S H Miller and daughter Winifred from Washington visited relatives. S A Stone of Chicago stayed with brother J M Stone. Mrs J M Walker and children from Washington visited parental S A Walker. Ace Olds returned to Waterloo after a week with relatives. C A Sprague resumed school duties after vacation at Columbus Junction. Ed Grayson and family from Washington visited Frank Woods. W A Walker and daughters plus Malinda VanHorn and her son Homer visited Ab Anderson. Chas Babb, visiting, returned to Dolliver. Fred Quisenberry of Santa Fe Missouri arrived to visit J A Craig. Karl Cocklin returned from a Washington visit.
Miss Myra Montgomery resumed schoolwork after a Fairfield vacation. Hubert Woodruff returned home from Muscatine after visiting the Sam Robbins home. Miss Mazie Auburn of Washington spent yesterday at the W. H. Goble home. Gale Bean and Tom McGraw wed at the bride's parents home four miles northeast of here with Rev. J. E. Welgie performing the ceremony for immediate family.
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for itching, bleeding and protracted piles within 6 to 14 days using Pazo Ointment or a full refund. The note hints at a price of 0c.
Ellis P. Butler, famed for Pigs is Pigs, works on a new book about life in a small southeastern Iowa town. The Kalona setting is confirmed by the Columbus Safeguard, with many incidents from Butler’s visit to Kalona in Washington county. Butler's brother in law owned Kalona’s newspaper, linking the tale to Kalona News.
Mr August Sherpe of Fort Madison Iowa praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a superior laxative. The remedy is claimed to cure biliousness and constipation and costs 24 cents at Stewart’s Pharmacy.
Hickman Bessey company presented Wayside Inn to a full Graham crowd. Guy Hickman played the old farm character with strong comedy. The Duel of Hearts will follow as a strong encore, and Mr White of Ringling Bros. circus will contribute a courtesy specialty.
A notice advises the person who coughed through last Sunday’s service to purchase Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy, available at all druggists.
Washington January 2 Special. Thousands of New Year callers line Pennsylvania Avenue to greet President Roosevelt at the White House. Diplomats and military officers in brilliant uniforms lead the parade, with civilians waiting outside. Four formal receptions mark early January, each honoring different branches of government and the armed services.
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