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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1905
Page
4
Rev. Howard McJunkin was an east bound passenger Saturday evening on the Rock Island. Miss Hazel Wagne left this morning for Grandview after visiting at the Wabnitz home for several days.
MONEY TO LOAN A private party has placed 4000 with us to loan on good farm property easy terms no commission Now is the time to buy Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It may save life For sale by Stewarts Pharmacy Cook Sherman Matt Neiswanger left for Ainsworth on business Miss Purvis was a passenger for Crawfordsville Dr Niblock visitor in the city Ben Ferguson of Ainsworth passenger for Havre J R Isenhart left for Des Moines to spend days with son Verle Mrs A Hise left for Albert Lea Minn after visiting relatives Miss Nora Corette left for Chicago to spend weeks with cousin Edith Corette
County news notes visitors and travel including Fred Rush and N B Rush in Washington, Lara Coulter's return from visit, Mrs Ben Wendie from What Cheer to funeral in Washington, Bina Porter visiting from Berthoud, Lewis Evans moving his family, and invitations mailed for the wedding of I A Peterson to Mildred Stephens on Wednesday July 19.
Hedrick residents Mr. and Mrs. John Wray visit at the Press Figgins home. Fielden Sharpe suffers three fingers mangled in a hay loader at Dave Stump's Friday. Dysart girl Marie Shillig visits aunt Vella Schmidt. Albert Wesely of Chicago visits Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hofer.
July 10 report notes Miss Lettie Trotter departs Saturday morning for Avoca Iowa and will be joined by Mr and Mrs Amos Poland to travel to Portland Oregon for the fair. Miss Shirley Dawson returns to Muscatine after visiting friends and relatives and Mr Chas Crisman with wives and two others head to Washington for a trip Saturday.
Open with a string of social visits from Letts Mt. Pleasant Ainsworth and Washington including Mr and Mrs John Snyder Miss Mary McAtlin and Miss Flo Hopengardner. Rev O L McCleery delivers a sermon at United Presbyterian Church. Ice cream social planned by Methodist church on the Anwy lawn. Fresh rolls and bread offered at Johnson's.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society holds a dime social Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Frank Stewarts home with aid from the Girls Missionary circle. Miss Lizzie Rauch hosts Wednesday evening for Miss Katherine Ambuehl of Monticello. A Phoenix dance honors Mrs Ethel Straight McCulley of Omaha visiting Miss Hallie Berdo.
The funeral of the late George Davis was held yesterday at three o’clock in the A. M. E. church, led by Rev. Payton. M. E. choir sang, with floral tribute from friends. Interment followed at the city cemetery. Pallbearers included Col. Bell, Col. D. J. Palmer, Wm. Wilson, J. A. Cunningham, Clark Sitlar, and J. T. Anderson. Barrett Bible class to suspend meetings for the summer.
Concord Kentucky resident Bb. F. Leek says a twenty year lip sore caused great pain until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. The product is advertised as great for burns cuts and wounds and sold at J H Stewart's drug store for 25 cents.
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