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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1908

Page

4

Lincoln dinner program to mark centennial birth

Prominent speakers expected for the Lincoln Day observance on February 12 with Albert Emmins possibly appearing or sending a representative. Lena Allison may be unavailable due to Congress sessions. A Republican principles presentation, a Graham opera house banquet, and plates at 50 cents are planned with invitations to the public and women.

Albert Emmins Abraham Lin Lena Allison Congress Comitee Graham Opera Es Charlester Clifford Thorne John David J. T. Matthews W. R. Jeffrey

Downs will case arguments in District Court

In District Court arguments proceed as attorneys present positions. Judge Wilcockson has returned a verdict in the Scofield paying case, reducing the assessment on the three lots by 125.00.

Wilcockson Scofield

Bidwell Sale Draws $6100 as Star Livery Set for Town Ties

Teeter Lathrop and Austin Sutherland led yesterday’s sale of Jap Bidwell assets which grossed over 6100. Bidwell prepares to affiliate with the town and run the Star livery barn, a development noted earlier by The Journal.

Teeter & Lathrop Austin Sutherland Jap Bidwell Bidwell Star Livery

Novel Japanese hand warmers for sale at Lemmon pharmacy

J. E. Lemmon displays compact Japanese hand warmers at his pharmacy. Each device contains a fuel stick and smolders to emit steady heat for hours without refilling. The smokeless pocket stove offers portable warmth ideal for cold days.

J. E. Lemmon

Miss Birdie Hammond Visits West Chester Friends

Miss Birdie Hammond of Persia Iowa traveled to West Chester this morning for a visit with friends.

Birdie Hammond Persia Iowa West Chester

Brighton Women Return Home From Court

Mrs Mary Snyder and Mrs J W Griffith returned to their Brighton home this morning after attending court yesterday.

Mary Snyder J. W. Griffith Brighton

New York Verdict Sets Record in Barnes v American China

A jury awarded Thurlow Weed Barnes 381,666 in a suit against the American China Development Company, the largest NY supreme court verdict of its kind, on coal concession claims dating to 1898 and alleged repurchase by China for 6.5 million. The suit sought 900,000. The list of defendants includes prominent figures and firms such as Henry W Cannon, Stillman, Ryan, Parson, Schiff, Belmont, and Johnson. Meanwhile the Ladies' Aid of the Wyman Methodist church hosted a ten cent dinner hosted by Mrs. Robt Turkington to support ongoing charitable work.

New York Supreme Court of New York Thurlow Weed Barnes American-China Development Company Barnes Samuel Thomas Marcellus Hartley Frederick Pollcott Richard J. Cross Clarence Cary Hugh J. Grant The Carnegie Steel Company Henry W. Cannon James Stillman Thomas F. Ryan William Barclay Parsons Catherine Olivia Brice Calvin & Brice Grant B Schley George R. Sheldon Edward J Berwind Anthony N. Brady Levi P Morton Thomas C. Platt Geo T. Bliss James E. Benedict Jacob H. Schiff Clement A. Griscom August Belmont Tom L. Johnson Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Church Wyman Robt. Turkington Messrs Mmes W. C. Huston Joe Rickey Clyde Matthews T. A. Jones J. F. Frain Hal Huston S. B. Harrison Boals Joe Anderson Robert Turkington Joe B. Davis Lola Harrison Maud Warntz Ethel Turkington Eva Jones Aid

Woman's Home Missionary Society Meeting Friday

The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet at Mrs. S. J. Cocklin's home Friday afternoon at 2 50. A large attendance is desired.

Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church S. J. Cocklin

Grush Silver Anniversary Celebrated at Home

Mr and Mrs J H Grush of South Iowa avenue mark their 50th wedding anniversary with about fifty relatives and friends at their home. Married January 30 1883 in the city by Rev Story they have resided in Washington county except a Winfield period and later West Chester. A three course dinner catered by Mrs Lewis Wallace followed by floral decorations and gifts highlighted the celebration.

J. H. Grush Iowa Avenue Grush Lewis Wallace Hazel Lena Grush Mamie Kuhn Wyatt Helwick Hunter Oklo T. Schulty Lexington Joe Hough Joe Smith R. Wells Sam Ross James Daniels Wm. Sowash E.D. Sowash West Chester M.T. Dayton Wm. Dayton Keota J. W. Oldaker Wellman F. Bean Haskins

Local T. B. Club Meets At Fre ding Home

The T. B. club gathered yesterday afternoon at the home of Misses Helen and Victoria Freding from 4 to 5 30. Members included Neva Pauls Ruth Ora Dunham Margaret Row Gladys Wells Mae Myrtle Nicola Grace Mauree Applegate and Helen Victoria Freding with games and refreshments.

T. B Helen Victoria Freding Neva Pauls Ruth Ora Dunham Margaret Row Gladys Wells Mae Myrtle Nicola Grace Mauree Applegate

Forty Friends Surpassingly Send Altics Off to Ottawa Kansas

A group of about forty neighbors surprised Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Altic at their home on Saturday evening. They spent the night socializing, playing games, and enjoying music before an oyster supper prepared by Mmes. Bishop and Thrasher. The Altics are moving to a new home near Ottawa Kansas, and they will be greatly missed by their many friends.

J. R. Altic Mmes. Bishop and Thrasher Ottawa Kansas Montana Yellowstone Musselshell Judith Basin Lewistown Terry Big Bend Washington Idaho

Golden Rule Circle to Meet at Second Presbyterian Saturday

The Golden Rule circle of the Second United Presbyterian church will hold a business meeting in the session room Saturday afternoon at 2. The 2:30 union meeting of the three missionary societies will feature Miss Roze Minner describing her travels and experiences in Palestine.

Golden Rule Circle Second United Presbyterian Church Roze Minner Palestine

Fortieth Wedding Anniversary for McConnaugheys

Mr and Mrs 8 P McConnaughey celebrated their fortieth anniversary at their East Washington street home. About sixteen relatives gathered for a noon three course turkey dinner prepared by Mrs E M McConnaughey and Mrs Bertha Godfrey. The couple, longtime residents, married near Danville Iowa on January 30 1868 and have two children Dr E M McConnaughey and Mrs W T K Thompson. They are Covenanter church members with wide local esteem.

Margaret Scott Samuel P. McConnaughey Danville Des Moines Iowa J. M. McDonald E. M. McConnaughey W. T. K. Thompson Superior Nebr Mrs. McConnaughey Covenanter Church

Disturbance at Congregation Prompts Humorous Request

A person who disturbed the congregation by coughing last Sunday is asked to buy Foley's Honey and Tar, sold by all druggists.

Foley

Mil ler and visitors head to Washington in January update

The County News notes Mrs M L Miller and Mr M L Miller traveling to Washington. Lewis Mason of Elmore Minnesota visits relatives here and departs for Washington. Luke James of Columbus Junction spends last evening at the Miller home. Mrs J B Adams visits Washington yesterday. Oscar Jugenheimer and wife return to Washington after a surprise for W H Mitchell. Miss Ethel Henderson visits Washington. Lorraine Meyers and her husband arrive from Eldon Iowa for a family visit with Mr and Mrs Herman Pehbler.

M. L. Miller Washington Lewis Mason Elmore Minn Luke James Columbus Junction J. B. Adams Oscar Jugenheimer W. H. Mitchell Ethel Henderson Lorraine Meyers Eldon Iowa Herman Pehbler

Local Visit and Church Revival Ongoing in area

W H McConnell sat for teachers examination in Washington yesterday. Mrs Dave Martin and Violet left for Cambridge to visit relatives. G A Carson spent yesterday in Washington. F A Turbott visited Columbus Junction with friends. F M Wood traveled to Washington yesterday. Revival meetings began at United Presbyterian church with Rev Nat Childs of Fairfield assisting. Carrie Bell of Cotter was in town for business. Frank Henderson was a business visitor in Washington yesterday. Rev A S Bailey attended services.

W. H. McConnell Washington Dave Martin Violet Cambridge L. G. A. Carson F. A. Turbott Columbus Junction F. M. Wood United Presbyterian Church Nat Childs Fairfield Carrie Bell Cotter Frank Henderson A. S. Bailey

Presbytery Maxwell Visited Washing Meeting Today

The United Presbyterian presbytery Maxwell visited Washing meeting at Morning Sunton today. Mr and Mrs Henry Wilson returned to their Junction home this morning after a short visit at the J R Rickey home.

United Presbyterian Presbytery Maxwell

Local Visitors and Plans for Trips Mentioned

Jan 30 report notes T. A. Jones and daughter Hazel visiting Washington for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Frain plan a Chicago trip leaving Feb 10. Miss Maud Warntz of Macomb Illinois visits at J. N. Anderson home. J. P. McNicholas spent last evening in town.

T. A. Jones Hazel Washington J. F. Frain Chicago

Washington visitor list includes Hebner and Hopengardner

Jan 30. Chas Hebner of Washington was a business visitor here today. John Hopengardner R S White H D Cherryholmes and Mrs George were also noted in the local society items.

Chas. Hebner Washington John Hopengardner R. S. White H. D. Cherryholmes George

Reverend Arch L. Graham to Preach at United Presbyterian

The Rev. Arch L. Graham of Keota will preach at the United Presbyterian church next Sunday and declare the pupil vacant. Mrs. Will Slithers visits at her mother’s home in Ottumwa. Mrs. Bert Rittenhouse and daughter Ruth of Brighton stay several days with J. D. Dayton. A number from here attend the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Grush in Washington.

Arch L. Graham Keota United Presbyterian Church Will Slithers Ottumwa Bert Rittenhouse Ruth Brighton J. D. Dayton J. H. Grush Washington

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