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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1905
Page
5
A summary of local life notes reports accidents, deaths, births and marriages gathered for readers. Includes timely notices of events, with names and places as available.
John Shalla sold fat cattle to Kalona buyers on Monday. Tobin and Whitacre shipped a car load of hogs on Tuesday and again on Wednesday. Marguerite Kvening is recovering. Uncle Billy Arnold is not well. Wence Yanskey did not buy the Stewart property but purchased Mrs. Ween’s property for 750 dollars. Albert Escher is ill. Frank Tellin bought the W. J. Spevacek residence for 1100 dollars. The trolley line progress is praised as an assured project.
January 25 reports Lee Mecenger ill with tonsillitis. B J Godlove returns to Riverside after visiting son Lester. R B Hull and R R Craig travel to Keswick to discuss a hardware stock Ralph traded for. Cliff King of North English visits G I King home. Agnes Shillig of Kalona visits sister Mrs A O Topping. P J Greigg returns from travels. A O Topping in Kalona on business today.
Jan 27 notices list Mrs Ella Thompson and D F McCarty returning from Wapello after the McCarty trial. Ed Nichols visits Mandan before returning home. J B Jeffers leaves for Des Moines to join a stock show company. Mrs H D Hazlett’s death brings Lancaster Missouri visitors Tom Hardin and Mr and Mrs Chas Whitlock to town.
Jan 27 report from Crawfordsville records Mrs J T Clarke returning from Washington after an overnight visit. J C Cunningham suffers from jgrippe and remains at home. Mrs Chas Closson returns to Winfield after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs James Ogier. Ernest McClain goes back to Brighton after a visit at the end.
Twenty Epworth Leaguers plan to attend the rally at Ainsworth this evening. Local residents include J. A. Stewart of Weehington and James Ferguson who is ill. Churches list Sabbath School times and sermon topics in United Presbyterian, Presbyterian, Methodist and Pentecostal services with public reception of new members announced. Cream puffs from Johnson's bakery tomorrow.
Herman Stein of Pueblo Colorado recalls contracted chronic diarrhoea while in the Philippines with the U S Army. After years of illness he found relief using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and reports no recurrence. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
Community groups in Washington and surrounding areas held a series of socials and meetings. Mrs. Jesse Smith hosted the Twentieth Century Reading Circle, various churches announced oyster suppers and socials at members’ homes, and Mel Logan’s essay drew praise at a First United Presbyterian event. Epworth League members planned a Burlington district sub district rally in Ainsworth with guests from Crawfordsville Columbus Junction and Washington.
Mrs. Emma Hardin Hazlett aged 26 27 was found dead after a post operative decline at the Hardin home near Ainsworth. She was the daughter of J R Hardin and widow of Harry D Hazlett born June 12 1878 in the family home area. Funeral is set for Saturday at two in the Baptist church.
Mrs Nora Taylor of Chicago preaches each evening at the A. M. E. church here. The evangelistic worker draws good crowds and is noted as an effective speaker.
A Charlotte russe dessert will be available tomorrow at North Side Bakery. The post notes the pastry will be offered for grab and dine with no stated price or quantities.
Local girls basketball hosts W. 1 8 and W. A. 8 at Commercial tonight. Academy toys team travels to Fairfield to face Parsons College. A Pasteur pageant recounts his wake and procession from the Rue Rennes to the cemetery, with dignitaries and institute visits noted.
Suburban store Duncan's promotes Valentine purchases with urgency urging shoppers to buy early for the holiday. The message emphasizes limited time offers and gift options for loved ones.
SICKENING SHIVERING FITS of Ague and Malaria can be relieved and cured with Electric Bitters. A pure tonic medicine with special malaria benefits. claims a true curative influence, preferable to Quinine. EB. 8. Munday of Henrietta Texas testifies a brother recovered from malaria fever and jaundice after taking Electric Bitters. At J. H. Stewart's drug store, price 60c, guaranteed.
In the District Court of Washington County and the March 1905 term a plaintiff seeks to quiet the title in fee simple to Lot Thirteen in Out Lot Four in the Addition to Washington Iowa. The petition asserts long possession and claims adverse interests from unknown claimants and others, asks reformation of deeds and equitable relief, and warns defendants to appear by March 14 1905 or face default judgment. Names include O K Clapper Platnery Simon P Teeple Richard Moore and many others with unknown claimants.
San Francisco January 27. Mayor Schmitz announces the removal of Police Commissioner W. Tf. Mutton for alleged gross misconduct. He cites detailed accusations and mentions a young girl. Mutton denies the charges. he had been active in suppressing vice and was an appointee of Lehmitz.
In Owensboro Kentucky on January 27 a Baptist church obtained an injunction preventing Rev. L. E. Smith from attending prayer meetings at the local church. Smith had formerly served as pastor here and church members claim his presence could cause a schism.
New Orleans Jan 27 General William Seoy Smith renowned civil engineer remains delirious and steadily weak with physicians watching him closely as family and staff stay by his side through the night.
Nesrin Ilanoon mother of Chekib Bey a Turkish minister died at the Turkish legation in Washington aged unknown. The report notes her death occurring during a period of official activity in the capital.
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