Picnic at Coppock Draws Young People Partygoers
A large crowd of Second Church youths and others spent the day at Coppock on the Chicagua banks. The outing featured a merry picnic with several named participants from local families and groups.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
4
A large crowd of Second Church youths and others spent the day at Coppock on the Chicagua banks. The outing featured a merry picnic with several named participants from local families and groups.
News by telephone reports three Havre residences entered over the past two weeks. Gas Strom Will Mitchell and John Kephart losses were not found, but intruders left signs of visitation. No items missing yet, raising concern about further entries. The city Also notes a good Fourth of July, a successful industrial parade, and a Fourth celebration. A cannon cracker sparked a burn injury to Sam Starrimer north of here.
Last evening kindergarten children presented a charming program at the High school for the benefit of their class. Miss Davidson directed with praised patience and skill. parents and guests enjoyed recitations and music as proceeds to defray the cost of the newly installed floor. This afternoon the children visited Sunset Park for a treat. J J Terrell of Ollie visited as Keokuk county board president today. Miss Kate Montgomery and her father left for an extended visit at Mankato Kansas.
Mr Newt Gardner hosts this afternoon as the missionary ladies gather with him. W W Runyon has bought a driving team from his son Charles of Illinois and can drive about some now.
David Love went to Denver to visit his daughter. John Sherbeck returned from Muscatine last evening where he spent the Fourth. Mrs Hi.s Mize and children returned to West Branch after a brief visit with friends. Bert Milmer left for Michigan to spend the summer. rela Garson is visiting Pearl Sherfey at Muscatine.
Mrs Pat Morgan arrived home from Centerville after the 4th while Mrs Dave Logan is ill with malaria. With Richardson has returned from Grace Hill where she spent the ith.
Chas. McKlroy of Missouri visits sister Mrs. M L Rickey. Preston moves into Jas Huff’s brick block today. Wm. Miller and Jim Hoover have a lively runaway while breaking a colt this morning.
Indiana marks the centennial anniversary of its territorial government with a Wednesday ceremony led by Governor Mowat. Papers on early state history covered roads canals railroads education libraries and pioneer life. Speakers included Ignatius Brown Thomas A. Goodwin Charles T. Dalton and William H. Smith. Governor Mowat gave a brief address and future yearly commemorations are planned.
Jacob Schillig of Dysart returned home after a visit there. A girl was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Jos Keifer. Mrs Kruger and granddaughter Della Sauer returned from a week in Iowa City.
All is set for tomorrow's celebration with large crowds expected from nearby towns. The program starts at 2 PM featuring a ladies on horseback procession, band music from West Chester and Pulver's mural bands, and an address by Rev. Fred Palmer of Keota. Fireworks close the evening. afternoon events include bicycle races and other contests. For sale: Durham cow and calf. Inquire at Journal office.
Adlai E. Stevenson says the Illinois delegation’s unanimous name for the vice presidential nomination came as a complete surprise to him. He expressed profound gratitude and planned to join his family in Minnesota, with travel via Chicago after farm work on new buildings. The item notes Kaiser condolence to Baroness von Ketteler, mother of the late German minister to China.
New York July 6 The champion has posted 2500 with Al Smith to clinch a Ruhlin Jeffries bout Brady authorizes Smith to handle the bout in this arrangement Jeffries will leave the forfeit with Smith until Ruhlin covers it Billy Madden Rublins manager seeks to secure a binding match in this plan Joliet Illinois July 6 George White 7 was accidentally shot and killed by playmate Archie Johnson 11 while celebrating the Fourth using an old revolver White pointed it at Johnson and fired Johnson then fired back proving fatal.
Milwaukee July 4 Ira Bradford of Augusta withdraws from the Republican nomination for governor after failing to win a single delegate to the convention scheduled for next month.
Earl Gross aged 18 son of A and Gross merchant, drowned while wading White River at Cos's Ford Anderson Indiana. A hundred spectators watched unable to help. Chicago Public Library circulation exceeds others at 1 749 775 last year. Jwslay Kral three year old Bohemian fell from a railing in Chicago home and died instantly. Deerfield Wisconsin village of 600 people grants licenses for no saloons.
London crowds prepare for the Alexandra Palace meeting with 3000 American delegates and hundreds of international visitors. Notables include Dr. Jancis Clark and Sir Alfred J. Newton among others. The event features song services in Trafalgar Square and rallies across major churches with extensive city hospitality.
The Washington equestrian statue gift ceremony in Paris honored General Horace Porter presiding as ambassador. France’s Delcasse accepted the gift from American women, praising Washington as a symbol of liberty and Franco American friendship.
Rome reports J Rene Villatte longtime head of the Old Roman Catholics in the United States has been excommunicated for consecrating Italian ex-priest Don Miraglia as a bishop. Villatte, a Frenchman about 45, formerly Roman Catholic, later Episcopalian in Fond du Lac Wisconsin, left for France after a rupture over tithe recognition.
Three men robbed the Lockport passenger station Wednesday morning after finding Night Operator Paine alone. They forced silence, then broke open money drawers and escaped with 50 dollars in cash and a 50 dollar check.
Racine Wisconsin reports the sudden death of Dr N C Weinburg a leading dentist who collapsed on a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train while returning from Lake Geneva with his wife after spending the Fourth.
A green pocketbook lost between Wells and McCulley's market near the Conger home. a ladies' collarette lost 12 miles northeast of town. Finder to leave at the office. Also an appeal for quick replies about a permanent hustling job paying $60 monthly plus expenses at Clark & Co. Philadelphia. For sale or trade: 20 acres near ity well improved by F. J. McKay.
Strouse brought an action of replevin against Abe Cox in Justice Folger's court. The suit was dismissed without prejudice this morning due to the plaintiff’s failure to appear amid a long dispute over horse ownership.
Morning and evening worship continue at Trinity Chapel every Sunday until further notice.
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