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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1913

Page

5

Comedy of Errors to open Ben Greets in Washington

A closing out sale is planned for February 4 at 8915 A. F. Park while the Ben Greet touring company brings Shakespeare to Washington with The Comedy of Errors scheduled for Monday night January 27. Local events include lectures, sales, and theater notices from The Fair and McElhinney's.

A. F. Park Washington Shakespeare Ben McElhinney Ben Greets

Jury Discharged as Court Term Ends and Cases Settled

The January term jury was paid off and dismissed with no actions required. Court adjournment expected soon. several probate and equity matters scheduled. Embezzlement case State of Iowa vs Charles L Saling settled in part. Russell Brown jailed for six months and fined. bootlegging case John Brennan fined.

Silwold State of Iowa Charles L. Suling Saling Cable Piano Company Russell Brown John Brennan W. W. Johnson William Roberts Richer & Livingston William Shrader Moses Daugherty Bertha Young Earl Young D. C

IMAUE DIRECTOR IN LUSE LAND CO

A. W. McCulley and Frank Geisler attended the St Paul stockholders meeting of the Luse Land Company. McCulley was chosen as one of five directors for the coming year 1913. The company is capitalized at 1 000 000 dollars with assets of 3 000 000 dollars. McCulley, long associated with the company, receives an unexpected honor.

A. W. McCulley Frank Geisler St. Paul Luse Land Company McCulley

Sixth installment of bridge placed

Harvey Iowa faces loss of harbor and wharves as the Des Moines river continues to erode a widening cut off. County records detail a sequence of bridge enlargements from 1889 to 1907 totaling 528 feet, with recent additions adding 100 feet for safer passage.

Knoxville Harvey Marion County Des Moines Clay Township

Court social and tea plans announced with Laura Maxwell

Chap J P BE D will meet Mrs Laura Maxwell Thursday at 2 30 PM to finalize tea arrangements. The Court of Honor hosts a social Friday evening January 24 inviting two or three friends with music and refreshments. The Lounger Set hosts a dance Friday night at Eagle hall.

Rest Room Association A. R. Dewey Laura Maxwell Court of Honor Eagle Hall

Card of Thanks to Honor Beloved Mother and Grandmother

The Gerdes family thanks friends and neighbors for help during illness and after the death of their mother and grandmother. Gratitude for floral offerings is noted. Mr and Mrs John Gerdes and family.

John Gerdes

Teachers Examination Schedule at Court House

The notice lists the January 29 30 and 31 sessions at the Court House with morning and afternoon blocks for Didactics Orthography Reading Geography History Arithmetic Physiology Music Grammar Penmanship Algebra Economics Civics Physics. Exam times split across Wednesday Thursday and Friday.

Court House

Funerals for James Colton and Mary Kirkpatrick

Funeral services were held this morning for James Colton at St James Catholic Church with Rev W J Guinan presiding. Pallbearers were listed as John Scannell Hugh Dougall Sr Owen McKevitt Albert Donovan John Swift and Will Black. Interment followed in Columbus City. Mrs Mary H Kirkpatrick’s service was conducted at the home of her daughter Mrs James Marsh on South Second Avenue by Rev A B Smith. The funeral train carried the party to Kalona for interment in Snider Cemetery northwest of Kalona.

Rose Minner Washington Mt. Pleasant John Mintier Des Moines James H. Mintier America Egypt

Family thanks friends after death of James Houck

We express gratitude to the many kind friends who assisted us during the recent death of our son and brother James Houck. Mrs. Maria Houck, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Houck, Mrs. Helen Robertson, and others offered support and sympathy.

James Houck Maria Houck Charles Houck Helen Robertson

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