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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1909

Page

4

Social Roundup Highlights Curated Gatherings and Milestones

Presbyterian Sabbath class hosted by Mrs G W Hobson for Leta Roberts of Chariton Iowa. New Year dinner at Captain Cunningham home marks 49th wedding anniversary with extensive Cunningham family attendance. Neiswanger birthday surprise features oysters and card game. Cooking club dinner at W R Jeffrey home with turkey feast and Christmas tree gifts. Kitchen shower for Mrs Will White accompanies music and merriment. Also a plain for sale: a plane at a bargain.

G. W. Hobson Presbyterian Sabbath School East Washington Leta Roberts Chariton Iowa Miss Roberts

Juniors Hold Social After Attendance Contest Win

The Junior Endeavorers of Second United Presbyterian church held a basement social last evening as a reward for the greens winning a three month attendance contest against the reds. Misses Mide C. Lewis and Minnie Conner supervised. Games and refreshments followed.

Second United Presbyterian Church Reds Greens Mide C. Lewis Minnie Conner

Little Miss Smith Hosts Christmas Story Party

Miss Jeannette Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred H Smith, hosted a bright afternoon party at West Main street home. About twenty five children attended to hear stories as a Christmas tree burned, with Hilda Michels of Burlington as guest of honor departing for home this morning. Refreshments followed and wishes for a happy new year were exchanged.

Jeannette Smith Fred H. Smit West Main Street Hilda Michels Burlington

D A R R Meeting Set At Miss Henderson Home

The D. A. R. will meet at the home of Miss Henderson Tuesday afternoon at 2 30.

D. A. RR Henderson

New Year Holiday Socials Across West Washington

The Jugenheimer family hosted a New Year dinner yesterday with friends at their west Washington home. A New Year’s ball at the Comercial club closed the holiday festivities last night. Students prepare to return to school as the week starts. About thirty couples danced with Mahanna and Ogie of Iowa City providing music. out of town guests included Miss Hildreth of Ottumwa, Mr. Howard of Marshalltown, Harvey Hall of Colfax, and Otto Dede and Doctor Weber of Oskaloosa.

Jugenheimer West Washington Mahanna Ogie Traps Iowa City Hildreth Ottumwa Mr. Howard Marshalltown Harvey Hall Colfax Otto Dede Doctor Weber Oskaloosa

New Year Dinner At Baker Home Delights Attendees

A large New Year’s dinner was hosted yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Baker south of the city. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson of Geneva Wyoming Mr. and Mrs. Ace Johnson of Libertyville and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carmichel among others.

Lewis Baker Baker George Johnson Geneva Wyoming Ace Johnson Libertyville Elmer Carmichel

Neiswanger Family Reunion Hosts Birthday Dinner

The A B Neiswanger home was busy with a full day of social events as a family reunion occurred during the day and a birthday celebration followed in the evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dave Neiswanger and Mr and Mrs Fred Neiswanger with Wanda, Miss Blanche Neiswanger, and Victor Neiswanger of Crawfordsville. A sumptuous turkey dinner was served at noon by Mrs A B Neiswanger.

Mr. Neiswanger Neiswanger Ness A. B. Neiswanger Neiswangers Dave Neiswanger Fred Neiswanger Wanda L. L. Neiswanger Miss Blanche Victor Crawfordsville

Gray School House Program and Funeral Notices

The Gray Literary Society program lists declamations readings debates and music for Friday evening January 1900 including Gertie Buntenbach Cecil Waters and Mabel Snider. It also notes the funeral of William Roscoe Maxwell with services at the Maxwell home and Elm Grove cemetery. Jeroy Wells visits the city. An ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures deep coughs and colds.

Gray School House Gray Literary Society Gertie Buntenbach Cecil Waters Charley Thompson Mabel Snider Frank Scranton Hexworth Charley Bloomquist Cecil Hopping Maurice Benda Frank Libe Amos Stout Emma Bloomquist Walter Brown Clarence Grosscup Herman Buntenbach Scranton Hoxworth Clyde Birney

Mrs Eliza Meek Improves After Hip Injury

Mrs Eliza Meek who suffered a severe hip injury was in a very serious condition this morning but rallied by noon and appeared brighter this afternoon. Her mind remained clear and relatives report hopeful signs. She is at the home of her daughter Mrs L J Cherry.

Eliza Meek L. J. Cherry

New Washington Telephone Directories Available by Call

Patrons who have not yet received the new Washington Telephone directory can obtain one by calling the Central office. The updated editions show many number changes and help improve service, according to the Washington Telephone Co.

Washington Washington Telephone Co

Mirrors for resilvering invited by McNamara firm

J. F. McNamara & Son announces a crate of mirrors to be resilvered and asks customers with a defective mirror to bring it in before Monday noon.

J. F. McNamara & Son

Real Estate Loan Offer at 73-66 J. M. Taylor

A loan proposal of ten thousand dollars is presented for real estate. Terms and borrower identity are noted as 73-66 J. M. Taylor.

Dr King's New Discovery A Lungs Cure Claim

Washington man praises Dr King’s New Discovery after being cured of consumption with six bottles. It’s advertised as a quick relief for weak lungs coughs colds bronchitis la grippe asthma and all bronchial affections. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by J E Lemmon.

W. R. Lipscomb Washington, N. C Dr. King J. E. Lemmon

Death of Mrs Anna Cunningham at 803 South avenue

Mrs Anna Cunningham died at her home at 11:30 pm from heart trouble after a brief illness. Born June 8 1857 in Ohio, she was a daughter of John and Eliza McPeak. Survived by husband John W Cunningham, daughter and son. Funeral Monday at 8:30 am from home, then Burlington to Winfield for service at 11 am. Interment Winfield cemetery. Previously resided in Winfield.

Anna Cunningham John W. Cunningham South Avenue Ohio John McPeak Eliza Fulton McPeak Cunningham Keota Burlington Winfield

New Meat Market Propriety Saint Square Area

Otto Dankwardt of Burlington becomes new proprietor of the meat market at the northeast corner of the Square Barrett Link sell their interests. Dankwardt brings lifelong meat trade experience and will run with the same skilled staff and courteous service. Barrett plans to stay briefly, with possession slated for Monday January 4.

Otto Dankwardt Burlington Barrett & Link Dankwardt Barrrett Link Barrett Mr. Dankwardt

The Wrong Horse Misunderstanding in a New Household

Bridget a recent immigrant works as a laundry girl for a well to do family. She obediently follows orders but mistakes the phrase to throw the clothes over the horse literally. The horse is loaded with freshly washed items causing the mistress to laugh and Bridget to worry she needs another horse.

Bridget America

The Englishman’s Chair in Foreign Lands

The Englishman in a London magazine claims comfort only in his own chair. He struggles to sit in Turkey and Germany and paces in France. The piece questions where outside England such ease and hospitality can be found for the traveler in the small hours.

London Turkey Germany France England

How Rows Begin Fracas Over Dream Love

A brief quip from the Louisville Courier-Journal notes a domestic scene where a wife jokes about a dream of her husband not loving her, and the playful dispute escalates into a small fracas.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Foley's Honey and Tar Promised To Beat Grippe Coughs

Advertisement from Lemmon's Pharmacy claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures grippe coughs that could develop into pneumonia overnight and prevent serious illness by easing sore inflamed throats.

Foley Lemmon

Ministers Association Monthly Meeting Notice

The county Ministers' association will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at 10 30 AM in the Commercial club rooms. The subject is Revivals with addresses by Rev A S Smith and discussion by Rev C F McMann of West Chester and Rev E G Beyer of Brighton. Geo D Rogers president J C Abels secretary.

Ministers’ Association of the County Commercial Club A.S. Smith C. F. McMann West Chester E. G. Beyer Brighton Geo. D. Rogers J.C. Abels

Miss Marguerite Cherry Returns From Aledo Visit

Miss Marguerite Cherry arrived home this morning after spending the holidays at the home of her uncle, Alex McArthur, in Aledo Illinois.

Marguerite Cherry Alex McArthur Aledo, Ill

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Society Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Pleasant Plains Myrtle Foster J. A. Cunningham Anne Houdek Ove Toall Charles Cunningham Ambrose Cunningham John Cunningham Harry Beland K. A. Burnell Archie McCulley James Lou Cunningham Captain Cunningham Mark Jacobs Charles Davidson Cleve Hesseltine Lewis Miller Albert Nicola John Davidson John Jacobs Earl Kephart Oral Davidson Wilber Davidson Cooking Club W. R. Jeffrey Will White Will Wilson Owen Wilson Des Moines Main St STECK Billiken The Grattonaee Guild Growler H. F. Steck Sealshipt Connecticut Will Maxwell William Roscoe Maxwell Maxwell East Second Street W. O. Fisher W. R. Sawhill A. S. Smith Elm Grove Cemetery Will Crooks Fred Palmer Robert McCall, Jr Francis Swift John McCartney H. H. MecCleery Jeroy Wells Real Es Tate J. M. Taylor South Dakota Geo. Peck M@EYFRANCE Lin Obi la Grippe Williams Mfg. CO Cleveland McElhinney Drug Co Cooper & Kyle Mgrs
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