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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1908

Page

8

Death notices from Keota county readers

The funeral for Charles McCarty was held at 10 o'clock at the Catholic church in Keota with Father Grothe and Father Sueppel officiating. Pallbearers included A F Schreckengast Pete Linen Jerome Wilcox John Obrien Vic Verchival and Mr Clarahan. Interment followed at Harper cemetery. Attendees included Mrs Al Linder Frank McCarty George McCarty and wife. The funeral for Michael Daiber is planned for tomorrow at 2 PM.

Charles McCarty Father Grothe Harper Father Sueppel Washington A. F. Schreckengast Pete Linen Jerome Wilcox John Obrien Vic Verchival Clarahan Harper Cemetery al Linder Muscatine Frank McCarty Richland George McCarty Delta Charley McCarty Michael Daiber

Holy Trinity parish plans salaries with Rev Shulte visit

The Rev Father Shulte of Iowa City met Holy Trinity parish members in Richmond on Wednesday to set pastor and sisters' annual salaries. Mrs Addie Brecht of Watkins arrived to visit sister Frances Bockhorst who is very ill. Tony Shailla sold hogs worth nearly $1000 at Washington Wednesday.

Father Shulte Iowa City Holy Trinity Parish Addie Brecht Watkins Frances Bockhorst Albert Sharpe J. M. Chittum Michael Smith Riverside Millie Vacha Kansas Stanislay Heck Frank Freby Tony Shailla Washington

Westchester notes safe install and church resignation

W O Ralston installed a fireproof safe from Mason Transfer & Storage of Washington for his implement business and received a new car load of machinery for 1908. Rev G W Hanna resigns from Westchester United Presbyterian Church to lead Creston Iowa, with candidates to be sought after vacancy. The church, 101 members, 40 families, raised 1657 dollars last year. Miss Grace Limerman becomes the new post office assistant.

W. O. Ralston Mason Transfer & Storage Company Washington Ralston W. A. McCall McCall Wellman Road United Presbyterian G. W. Hanna Creston Iowa Hanna West Chester W. M. Lowash W. E. Leet John Jaynes J. A. Pulver C. RB. Johnson J. P. Hennon Anda, Jr. Munro D. C. Kilgore Grace Limerman

Community Notes From Chester Homefront and Business

Resignation of Miss Edith Skinner noted. Revival services at the M E church continue with strong attendance. Rev. W A Smith of Lexington assists Rev F E Morrison. meetings yield satisfactory results. George F Johnson recovering from blood poisoning. plans a year in the Big Horn Basin with family near Garland Wye. The old McFarlane Eckerman & Co. becomes The McFarlane company with new staff. J L Burham buys Rubio barber shop, takes over Feb 1. Hatel Chester under Mrs N J Burham remains popular. Joseph Smith now runs the restaurant and butcher shop. L P Jackson of Chester bank stays active and sells life insurance on the side.

Edith Skinner M. E. Church W. A. Smith Lexington F. E. Morrison George F. Johnson Washington Price Howard Big Horn Basin Will Garland Wye McFarlane, Eckerman & Co McFarlane Company Eckerman Iowa Rubio Ferguson Shaw N. J. Burham Hatel Chester Joseph Smith L. P. Jackson Chester Bank

Mrs Olds and others attend John Adams funeral

Jan 24 attendance at the funeral of John Adams includes Mrs M L Olds and daughters Gladys Dawson and Mrs Shirley Trotter. Jos Harding and wife also attended. Several others, including W C White and F W Harding, were in Washington yesterday on business or visiting.

M. L. Olds Gladys Dawson Shirley Trotter John Adams W. C. White Washington John Supplee Morning Sun A. B. Moore Jos. Harding C. Pearson Sam Sands Columbus Junction J. M. Utterback Julia Tripp Loraine Francie Matthews Sabine Pass Texas J. W. Kirkpatrick Mary Breed Perry Iowa Fred Jackson Alice Rogers Scott J. M. Stone Wilson Welliever Crawfordsville F. W. Harding Woodie Dawson M. L. Miller

Doctor Harding Leaves Solon After Overnight Visit

Doctor Harding of Solon Iowa departed yesterday morning following a night spent with his father Thomas Harding providing a brief family visit note.

Doctor Harding Solon Iowa Thomas Harding

Crawfordsville Social and Church Notes

Passen gers J H McKee Dave Griffith Jr N L Long David Williams and J R White traveled to Washington this morning Miss Blanche Welliever returned to Ainsworth after a brief visit Mrs Daisy McFarland hosted the Careaway club on Wednesday afternoon with dainty refreshments served The Presbyterian Churches schedule services at 11 AM and 7 PM in the morning Rev Genung leads United Presbyterian at 11 with no evening service Rev W G Robertson is pastor

J. H. McKee Dave Griffith, Jr N. L. Long David Williams J. R. White Washington Blanche Welliever Ainsworth Daisy McFarland Presbyterian Mr. Genung United Presbyterian W. G. Robertson

Local Social Notes Highlight January Gatherings

Jan 24 reports Joe Simerman's return from Chicago with cattle and Mrs Reno Dunshee visiting Keota. D Stewart hosts W S Boyer Rev I E Morrison couple for dinner. Emma Jackson listed sick. Baptist ladies held all day missionary meeting at Mrs Sam DeLong home with elegant noon dinner. Mrs Hugh Crayne entertained young ladies for a three course six o'clock dinner with Mamie Hattie Anna Ross Kathryn Margaret Ber rend Della Brookhart Mabel Buckley Jennie Cook in attendance.

Joe Simerman Chicago Reno Dunshee Keota Jake Simerman D. ©. Stewart W.S. Boyer I. E. Morrison Emma Jackson Ladies of the Baptist Church Sam DeLong Hugh Crayne Mamie Hattie Anna Ross Kathryn Margaret Berrend Della Brookhart Mabel Buckley Jennie Cook

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Cure Claims Advertisement

One hundred dollar reward in Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement claims cure for catarrh. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo Ohio, with 15 years of business relation to F J Cheney & Co. Describes internal use and blood and mucous surface action. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

Funeral Service for John S. Adams Held at Methodist Church

The funeral of John S. Adams was held yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church. Rev. A S Smith and the Masonic fraternity led the service with music by Susie Morton and Mrs Fred Bragg. Masonic officers John Steck and Chauncey Myers led the closing rites. Pallbearers included H T Reynolds J W Morton Russell Davis Alex Miller Peter Berdo and James Marsh.

John S. Adams Methodist A.S. Smith Masonic Fraternity Mr. Smith Susie Morton Fred Bragg J. Cocklin Masonic Order John Steck C. A. Dewey Chauncey Myers A. N. Alberson H. T. Reynolds J. W. Morton Russell Davis Alex Miller Peter Berdo James Marsh

Roach to Speak at Presbyterian Church Next Sunday

W L Roach of Muscatine will address the Presbyterian church Sunday evening at 7 oclock on The Men and the Muscatine Meetings. He is prominent in business and political circles in Muscatine and will deliver a well worth hearing address.

W. L. Roach Muscatine

Dunbar Company Promotes Versatile 1904-05 Tour

The Dunbar Company showcases a male quartet with a novel bell repertoire and an instrumental trio including cellist Ralph Dunbar. Led by Slayton, they claim a record tour with 192 engagements in 1904-05, 14 encores per show, plus 12 weeks at summer Chautauquas, marking them a premier Lyceum attraction.

Dunbar Company Bella Duncar Lyceum Ralph Dunbar Jessie Bartlett Davis Harry Dunbar Slayton Dunbar Graham Jan

Preventics Candy Cold Tablets

To check a cold quickly, get from your druggist some little Candy cold Tablets called Preventics. Preventics are safe and effective, contain no quinine or laxative, and work at the sneeze stage to prevent pneumonia bronchitis and la grippe. Good for feverish children. 48 tablets 25 cents. Trial boxes 5 cents. Sold by J. H. Stewart.

Preventics J. H. Stewart

Notice of Incorporation The George H Paul Company

Notice of incorporation for a Iowa corporation named The George H Paul Company with principal office in Washington Iowa. It outlines business to own buy sell lease real estate process stock structure capital of 50000 with 25000 preferred and 25000 common, term twenty years, and governance by five directors. It specifies meetings, officers, indebtedness limit two thirds of capital and liability protections for members. The document is dated January 6 1908.

Iown George H. Paul Company City of Washington Washington County Iowa United States Dominion of Canada Republic of Mexico Executive Council State of Board of Directors Coron

Why Colds are Dangerous and How to Fight Them

A brief health note warns that colds weaken the constitution and raise infection risk. It advises maintaining a healthy system and promotes Chambriain's Cough Remedy as a prompt cure available through Cook and Sherman.

Cook Sherman

Dunbar Quartet and Bell Ringing Show at Lemmon’s Pharmacy

The Dunbar male quartet and bell ringers deliver top musical entertainment with money back guarantee. Seats go on sale at Lemmon's Pharmacy on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with prices 10 35 and 50.

Dunbar Lemmon’s Pharacy

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