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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1907

Page

4

German Baptist Brethren to Meet in Los Angeles May

More than 5,000 Tankarde will attend the general conference of the German Baptist brethren in Los Angeles in May. Germany will soon have five shipbuilding yards capable of constructing battleships of the largest class. Seventy-five percent of Alaska trade has shifted from San Francisco to Seattle and Tacoma after the earthquake.

Los Angeles Germany Alaska San Francisco Seattle Tacoma

Pole and Shaw Clash Over All the World’s Stage

William Pole, fresh from a U S lecture tour, told the London Shakespeare league that Shakespeare’s stature as playwright and poet was underappreciated in Britain and that Shaw also uses a new stage philosophy. Shaw, seated in the hall, rejected Pole’s view and argued that all the world is a stage and each person is an unwitting dramatist.

William Pole United States London Shakespeare League King’s College, Cambridge London New York Sun Oxford Cambridge America Shakespeare Pole G. B. Shaw Shaw Mr. Pole

Crow on a Snowdrift Reflections at a Girls College Graduation

A minister spoke at a girls college graduation with the class gathered around the pulpit in white. He confessed to his wife that he felt like a crow on a snowdrift after delivering the sermon.

Sunday School Institute Announced At Methodist Church

Announcements outline a Thursday 31 Sunday school institute at the Methodist church with plans for speeches by Sunday school workers and local speakers on child teaching methods teacher training and home Bible study Topics cover morning afternoon and evening sessions including song and prayer service The notice ends with a hardware store tease urging spring repair services from Geo W Stewart

Methodist Church Wesson Home Department

Roosevelt zeborse described as new hybrid animal project

A Washington dispatch reports the Roosevelt zeborse a planned cross between zebra and horse or donkey. The effort, at the Bureau of Animal Industry experiment station, uses the Abyssinian zebra given to President Roosevelt and select mares to breed a strong speedy endurance animal named Roosevelt.

Roosevelt Zeborse Washington Phiadelphia Ledger Roosevelt Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture King Menelek

Meeting of Council Ten Objections Filed Over West Washington Street Assessment

Rome council members met in regular session with Mayor Alberson to hear objections from ten residents on West Washington Street. Attorneys Keeley Wilson & Wilson and E D Morrison spoke for objectors about curbing paving and assessments potentially exceeding twenty six percent of property values. The council planned inspections on the street and adjourned to continue discussions tomorrow evening.

Alberson West Washington Street Attys W. M. Keeley Wilson & Wilson E. D. Morrison

Death of Mrs Morrin in Colorado is noted

Mrs Eleanora J Morrin died last Friday at Fort Collins Colorado after a brief illness from peritonitis She was formerly Miss Eleanora Kennelly sister of P J Kennelly who was killed at Eldon five years ago and Don Kennelly now a Rock Island conductor She was also a cousin of Trainmaster M J Kennelly The body arrived on No 3 and services were held at the Catholic church with Rev J Sueppel Interment was in Elim Grove cemetery She was 33 and leaves a husband and many small children

Eleanora J. Morrin Ft. Collins Colorado Rev. J. Sueppel Elim Grove Cemetery

Secretarial Notice Sparks Offer At WCTU Meeting

A letter from an absent member offers a standing proposal to the Sisters of the W C T U. The secretary notes the upcoming Thursday meeting and invites all to attend, promising to read the letter and allow earliest responders to accept if meetings permit.

Sisters of the W. C. T. U

Pupils Recital Shifts to Saturday at Spry Piano School

Mrs Chas Darbyshire will entertain in honor of Miss Tillie Coppock next Thursday evening changing from Friday as noted. Invitations go to local friends for a Walter Spry Piano School recital in Chicago on Saturday February 5 at 3 pm featuring Miss Sage from our city in the first number.

Chas. Darbyshire Tillie Coppock Walter Spry Chicago Miss Sage

Presbyterian Endeavor schedules Wednesday meeting after prayer

Mrs D H Logan hosted a casual thimble bee at her West Madison street home last evening. About thirty five East Pleasant Hill neighbors planned a surprise for Mr and Mrs Will Mitchell as they plan to leave the area soon. R B Cook hosted a twelve o clock dinner at East Washington street with out of town guests Rev and Mrs John Ferguson of Buffalo.

D. H. Logan West Madison Street East Pleasant Hill Will Mitchell Cook East Washington Street John Ferguson Buffalo Mrs Harry Montgomery Card Club West Washington Street

Pleasant Hill Birthday Party Honors Will Mitchell

About seventy five residents of the Pleasant Hill community surprised Will Mitchell at his home to celebrate his birthday. The event featured active games and a social atmosphere followed by a large oyster supper. Attendees report a very pleasant evening overall.

Pleasant Hill Will Mitchell Mr. Mitchell

Washington Wedding Unites Anthony Kurtz and Hilda Stevens

A wedding held today at 10 oclock in Fair field Catholic church joined Anthony P. Kurtz and Miss Hilda Stevens. Father Hogan officiated with Best Man Mr Sullivan and Bridesmaid Miss Kafka. The couple, from Fairfield, will visit groom’s sister Mrs Daniel Mannhardt in northeast Washington.

Washington Fairfield Catholic Church Anthony P. Kurtz Hilda Stevens Father Hogan Sullivan Fairfield Kafka Pleasant Plain Daniel Mannhardt

Miss Margaret Godfrey Hosts Evening for Birthday Years

Miss Margaret Godfrey on East Washington Street entertained a small gathering of friends last evening in celebration of her fourteenth birthday anniversary. The party featured various games and a light luncheon to conclude the event.

Margaret Godfrey East Washington Street

Donaldsons Host Dinner Party With Neighbors

Mr and Mrs F A Donaldson hosted a six oclock dinner at their northeast city home. After the meal guests enjoyed phonograph music. Attending were Mr and Mrs Warren Donaldson Mrs Watson and Mr and Mrs John McDowell.

F. A. Donaldson Warren Donaldson Watson John McDowe

Funeral of state Samuel Grifith Held at Elm Grove

The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at 3 30 from the residence of his daughter Mrs Frank Webb Rev W A Longnecker presided services were largely attended and floral offerings were beautiful Pall bearers were J A Young Ab Anderson John Teeter William Randall Ad White and John Park Interment followed in Elm Grove cemetery

Samuel Grifith Frank Webb W. A. Longnecker J. A. Young Ab Anderson John Teeter William Randall Ad White John Park Elm Grove Cemetery

Death of Miss Mary A McLaughlin Mentioned in City

Mrs W J Hamilton received word of the death of her cousin Miss Mary Anne McLaughlin at a home for the aged near Pittsburg Pa She visited here last May before entering the home She was well known in the city having lived here years ago Her friends regret her passing.

Mary A. McLaughlin W. J. Hamilton Mary Anne McLaughlin Pittsburg McLaughlinn

Closing Out Sale Planned by C. W. Busby Company

C W Busby will hold a closing out sale Monday February 4 starting at 10 a m at the Busby place north of Davis creek 344 miles south of Riverside and 10 miles north of Ainsworth. The sale lists 12 head of horses 45 head of cattle and 100 head of hogs among other items Auctioneer Thos W Hendrickson said it will be a big sale

C.w.&h. W. Busby C. W. Busby Davis Creek Riverside Ainsworth

Second Quarterly M. E. Conference notice

The second quarterly conference of the M. E. church will be held Wednesday evening after prayer meeting conducted by Rev. G. Thorne. A full attendance of the official members is requested.

M. E. Church G. Thorne

Hermits and macaroons at John sons bakery

A collection of brief city notes includes travel, errands and social visits. W A Whiting and J P Thomas travel west and for Brighton respectively, Wm Blair visits Crawfordsville, Robert Gardner arrives from Ainsworth, and others make trips to Havre Cedar Rapids Des Moines Wellman and West Chester.

W. A. Whiting J. P. Thomas Brighton Wm. Blair Crawfordsville

Miss Aner Gardner Improves Slightly After Illness

Miss Aner Gardner, who has been quite sick, showed some improvement today as she recovers from her illness.

Aner Gardner

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STECK H. F. Steck East Side Square Sunday School Institute Reliable Hardware Geo. W. Stewart Spirit Columbia Pharmacy J. E. Lemmon Prop West Washington Rome Morrin Ft. Collins, Colo Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society L. E. Shaw Samuel Griffith Royal Arch Masons Cyrus Royal Arch Washington Lodge No Charles A. Dewey H. P BE. W. Gray Oliver Gray Mr. Gray Southwest E. P. Gray Baker City Oregon Johnson’s Bakery Robert Gardner Boston Vienna A. M. Turner Havre A. K. Powers Dora Small Fred Spalding Vira Kilgore McKilogre West Chester Rose McGugin Cedar Rapids Howard Benn Doctor Thompson Canada Rev W. C. Fisher J. A. Jones Rock Island John W. Dodds Weaver Wm. Dodds Mary Parker J. R. Letts Letts Des Moines George Brockway Eva Shaw I. P. Faris Wellman Geo. Hayes New Orleans Prunes B. Sax J. C. Smith Cash Grocery
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