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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1908

Page

3

July preaching services at Walnut School House

The Walnut school house hosts weekly sermons each Sunday in July with Rev James Priestnal on the 12th Frank Galloway on the 19th and Rev W R Sawhill on the 26th. All warmly invited. Mr and Mrs A Share arrived from Cedar Rapids and return to Crawfordsville. he plans to buy stock for a new Crawfordsville store opening soon.

Walnut School House James Priestnal Frank Galloway W. R. Sawhill A. Share Cedar Rapids Crawfordsville A. J. Booth Marion Township School Board Wm. Caldwell Wilber Beenblossom Daniel Graber L. W. Grosscup J. H. Herring Chas. Merchant Sam Conrad Joseph Alliman

Ball family leaves for Cedar Rapids after visit

Mrs J F Ball and her sons Staten and Owen depart for Cedar Rapids after a short visit with Mr and Mrs Orville Elder. Richard remains for a few days more before traveling to Centerville to visit relatives and then return home.

J. F. Ball

County News Digest of Local Happenings

County readers learn about assorted community items reported by correspondents. Brief notices cover people, places, and daily events across the county, highlighting social and civic happenings in a concise roundup.

Royster and Statler Family Visit Interlude in West Chester

West Chester July 8 Mr and Mrs Elwood Royster of Muscatine were over Sunday visitors at the S K Statler home returning Monday. The Misses Hazel Whetstine and Edna Fallon return home after a two week visit with their grandparents the Statlers. The Roysters and Misses Mattie and Edna Statler were entertained at the Hardin home near Keota Monday.

Elwood Royster Muscatine S. K

Taft Ranch in Texas with vast holdings and packing plant

The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph reports Taft Texas July 2 that the Taft ranch spans about 160000 acres with total holdings near 500000 acres. Charles P Taft and William H Taft lead ownership while ranch operations supply a packing plant in town and meat shops within 100 miles. The Tafts push beef production, cut meat prices, and plan expansion as Taft grows into a commercial hub on Corpus Christi bay.

Pittsburg Taft Texas Taft Ranch Chicago Mr. Taft W. H. Taft Taf Beef Trust Tafts Taft Butcher Taft Ranch House America Corpus Christi Bay

Rural Route News Briefs Include Visits and Farming Activity

Rural Route No. Three notes Winfred Durst returning to Cedar Falls for the summer school after the Fourth. Prairie Flower W F M meets with Mrs Lissa McAvoy as Grace Bishop joins sister Mary Crull for a visit. Crull stays a week. Henry Horning and Charles Brinning haul shelled corn to Washington for Will Clark. Emma Wright hosts Pleasant Plains W M S. Merritt and Bert Booth begin oats cutting. E N Helwick visits Kalona.

Winfred Durst Cedar Falls Prairie Flower Lissa McAvoy Grace Bishop Mary Crull Eb Bishop Pleasant Plains Merritt Bert Booth E. N. Helwick

July 9 notes show travels and visits across towns

Harry Raymonds visiting while employed by the railway works. Gene Annas and family stay at Riverside. E Isenminger and kin spent the Fourth and after at Gibson Iowa. Pearl Gardner teaches Blanche Stafford music. Ross Hancock and wife vacationed at Bloomfield over the Fourth. Chas Foster and wife visited Davenport and Muscatine. Henry Boyd and wife returned from Muscatine with daughter Mrs Dean.

Harry Raymonds Gene Annas Riverside E. Isenminger Gibson Iowa Pearl Gardner Blanche Stafford Ross Hancock Bloomfield Chas. Foster Davenport Muscatine Henry Boyd Dean

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Cure All

A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offering 100 dollars if it fails. Proponents urge sending for testimonials and note availability from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, priced 75 cents. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Lettuce Grower Bennett Donates 15-Inch Head to Journal Family

Robert Bennett reports his garden yields a record lettuce season with a finest crop. A single bunch donated to The Journal family measures fifteen inches in diameter, highlighting exceptional garden effort.

Robert Bennett Journal

Dumas' Monte Cristo at the Star Tonight

Mr and Mrs Eugene Miles and daughter Marjory who had stayed with J B Patterson last days depart for Valley Junction. The performance at the Star theater features Dumas famous Monte Cristo with local visitors in attendance.

Dumas Monte Christo The Star Tonight Eugene Miles Marjory J. B. Patterson Valley Junction

Howard McConaughy Attends Morning Sun Wedding

Howard McConaughy left yesterday morning for Morning Sun to attend the wedding of R. E. Wilson and Miss Margaret Kilpatrick.

Howard McConaughy Morning Sun R. E. Wilson Margaret Kilpatrick

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