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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1909

Page

8

Texas Journey Brings Warm Weather and Cotton Fields

A correspondent on the Geo H Paul Special describes the Texas landscape from Fort Worth toward Corpus Christi. He notes cotton fields, cattle, live oaks, and new sights like mistletoe, while observing local customs, law, and the influx of Mexicans, cowboys, and burros. Eli Whitney is credited with inventing the cotton gin.

Texas Robstown Santa Fe Washington Iowa Ft. Worth New York City Corpus Christi Geo H. Paul Co Paul Eli

Home Guards Enjoy Pleasant Social at Olive White’s

The Home Guards met last evening at Miss Olive White’s home in northeast Washington. A good attendance gathered for entertaining games and light refreshments, making the hours pass pleasantly.

Olive White Washington

Hayes Wins Marathon as Star Reports Victory

Frank Farris of Havre was a passenger heading home after a city visit yesterday. W. S. Reister left for Clinton for business for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Weisenberger and their son Royce arrived from Harper and will stay with Stephen and Frank Stewart for several days. Peck Brothers announce a general farm sale Thursday January 28. Clendenning Bros advertise coal and wood services. Buy twin eback breakfast food at the Vienna. See Hayes win the marathon noted in Star tonight.

Clendenning Bros Vienna Peck Brothers Frank Farris Havre W. S. Reister Clinton C. J. Weisenberger Royce Harper Stephen Frank Stewart

Quiet City Home Wedding Unites Grace Crawford and Ward Foss

Grace Crawford and Ward P. Foss wed in a private ceremony at the Crawford home on East Madison. Rev. W O Fisher officiated in the presence of close relatives and friends. The couple, both longtime residents, plan a Chicago departure after a luncheon following the nuptials.

J. A. Crawford Madison Street Grace Ward P. Foss W. OO. Fisher First United Presbyterian Church Chicago KE. P. Foss

Mrs A H Patterson Hosts Evening Several Friends

Mrs A H Patterson entertains a company of friends at her home on East Washington street this evening.

A. H. Patterson East Washington Street

Mabel Starr Receives Joyful Surprise Birthday Party

Saturday afternoon about seven teen of Mabel Starrs school friends visited the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W Starr to celebrate her eighth birthday anniversary. The gathering included games a luncheon and many pleasant gifts for Mabel.

Mabel Starr Mrs. W. ©. Starr Miss Mabel

Blanche Dagle Celebrates Eleventh Birthday Party

Little Miss Blanche Dagle hosted about eighteen friends Saturday afternoon at her Heights home for her eleventh birthday. Games and a dainty luncheon highlighted the celebration.

Blanche Dagle Heights

Literary Department Hosts Farewell for Miss Porter

The Fortnightly club’s literary department met at Miss Cora Porter’s home for an evening session with a cornet solo by Miss Jeannette Jamison and a light luncheon. Miss Porter departs later this week for Fairfield to teach in the High school and will be greatly missed in the club and community.

Cora Porter Jeannette Jamison

Death of Mrs Burk Bennett in Port land to be brought home

Mrs W S Davis learned today that the remains of her mother Mrs Burk Bennett formerly of this city who died recently in Portland Oregon will be brought back for burial. The funeral will likely be at Ainsworth with details announced later. Born July 19 1835 in Franklin county Indiana she married Burk Bennett in 1849 and moved to Iowa in 1860 later living in Portland. She died in her seventy sixth year after a long illness and leaves eight children several siblings and many friends in this city. Mr Bennett died in 1903.

W.S. Davis Burk Bennett Portland Oregon Ainsworth Franklin County Indiana Iowa United Brethren Church Methodist Church Bennett Albert Bennett Oberlin Kan Charlie Bennett Alton Anna Davis Washington Minnie Ewing Vinnie Webster Clara Boyce Lizzie Morris Minneapolis Will Bennett Fletcher Price York, Nebr Wesley Price Aidsworth

J A Hillhouse Passes Through Havre En Route Home

J A Hillhouse of Havre traveled through here this morning on the way from Ainsworth to his home. The Vienna offers pies cookies doughnuts and small cakes fresh daily.

J. A. Hillhouse Havre Ainsworth The Vienna

Lincoln Birthday Campfire Event At Graham Opera House

Grand Army post and Ladies of the Relief corps plan a Lincoln birthday campfire at the Graham opera house marking a rare entertainment by veterans. Admission 15 25 and 35 cents with 35 for reserved seats. proceeds aid veterans and their families.

Grand Army Post Relief Corps Lincoln Graham Opera House America S. K. Coates

Godfrey departs for Wyman returns home tomorrow

Godfrey left for Wyman this morning and will return home tomorrow. Ben and Miss Mae McChurch arrived from Des Moines and are visiting in the city. The Vienna unloaded today the largest car of flour ever shipped to Washington.

T. Godfrey Wyman Ben Miss Mae McChurch Des Moines Vienna Washington

M E Church Afternoon Meetings Attract Deep Interest

The first of the afternoon meetings at the M E church drew a large audience with Rev A S Smith urging unity with God as the key to effective church work. He stressed soul winning outside the congregation and invited all to bring someone today as meetings run daily at 2 30 and 7 30. Also notes Mr and Mrs J A Carden and guests Jean Carden of Osage Iowa visited Winfield today. W J Benn, recent appendectomy patient, is improving in Iowa City. he and accompanying relatives plan to return home tonight.

M. E A. S. Smith Brother Smith J. A. Carden Jean Carden Osage Iowa Winfield

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