Comings and Goings In Washington County Brief News
Brief notes from Washington County announcing births, marriages, deaths, relocations, and social notices. Names and places recurring, with succinct updates on residents and community happenings.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
7
Brief notes from Washington County announcing births, marriages, deaths, relocations, and social notices. Names and places recurring, with succinct updates on residents and community happenings.
Dr W L Alcorn and family visited in Oskaloosa awaiting word of his brother's homecoming from France. Numerous locals hosted and traveled, with events including a vehicle accident near a hedge fence, notable deaths, and community notices. Fireside chats, sales, theater plans, and nursing efforts filled the week.
Community news from Wellman and surrounding areas includes births, visits, and recoveries. Mr and Mrs E Coffey welcomed a son born Thursday at home. Mrs M Bockenstein spent Monday in Wellman. Mrs Marrow injured her hand but fared well. Several residents travel, visit, or return from service, and the town mourns the death of Mr Robert Swazee, a former Dinhue Iron Co. worker.
Ainsworth Iowa reports the recent vote electing John Clegg Dr E W Spessard I K Beal Dewey Stephans and J B Spencer to the Consolidated School board. Mrs W T Trotter and Miss Nora Bean plan a Des Moines visit while Miss Marie Schmidt visits locals. A social by the W C T U will be held on Main Street lot selling ice cream and cake.
William Lauder injured his fingers at Kalona Clay Co last Monday while handling blocks and will be out of work for a period. Omar Lemley will manage a stock farm near Webster and moves there this week. Mrs. John Schenefelt from Washington visited the Howard home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fosdick returned from the south. Soldiers Leslie Dunlap Dale Jackson and Guy Feldman came home last week. John Brown and Lee Howard traveled to Washington to catch a train to Malvern for work. Mrs. Irvin Kelley and children and Carroll Grady returned from Atlantic with Miss Viola Hochstetler and family.
The couple united in marriage Tuesday at the bride's home with Mrs. H. A. Mellinger playing. Rev. O. E. McBride conducted the ceremony. After a four course dinner, the bride, a Drake University graduate and former Luther teacher, plans to reside in Minneapolis with the Iowa State College graduate groom after a trip to northern Minnesota. Out of town guests included Mrs. S. J. Armour and several Armour relatives from Rockford Illinois and Maxwell native Lucile Douglas.
Supper hosts Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitchell honored Miss Nettie Frey who returned to Iowa City. Families and relatives from Pulaski Sweedsburg Washington Havre Up land visited over the weekend. Navy veteran Laurie Monson discharged at Great Lakes returned home. Trips include Washington Austin and Brighton area with car travel.
Rex Beach presents The Crimson Gardenia a New Orleans Mardi Gras drama with suspense and exotic passion. Owen Moore Hedda Nova lead an extraordinary cast including Tully Marshall Edwin Stevens and Sydney Ainsworth in a civilization clash tale set in an underworld plot during festive season.
A brief guide to digestion urges thorough mouth mastication and avoidance of beef or veal during indigestion. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and notes Lemmon's Drug Store as the ad sponsor.
The fragment hints at a philosophical line about existence and causes. It evokes a Dryden era cadence and suggests contemplation on how things come to be and why.
French hotel workers push to run Paris hotels with French staff prompting Swiss manager Gustave Schwenter to resign from the Meurice. The movement spreads to other hotels and restaurants under threat of disturbances, raising concerns about prices and foreign visitors.
Peter Afanaris of Bath Maine paid 25.81 after Judge Keegan found him liable for dumping greasy dishwater from a Washington street restaurant back door onto two kindergarten children aged five and thirteen, ruining their clothes. He avoided a 60 day jail term by settling the case.
Emma Leisenring of Danville, Ta, recovered a gold ring engraved with Mother after Ta Nelson King unearthed it while digging a garden fourteen inches deep at the Leisenring home. The owner immediately identified the band as hers.
The funeral of Mrs. Margretta E. Ballantine Atchison of New Brighton Pa died July 10 in Fairfield was held at the home of Rev. D J Masson with ministers Masson and A M Malcolm officiating. Pallbearers were A J Dawson T J Matthews Wim Matthews J W Patton J R Coulter M J Orr Interment in Elm Grove cemetery. Survivors include husband Rev H S Atchison and four children Rev Ralph Kerr Atchison John Robert Atchison Mrs Bruce Gobble and Alice Caroline Atchison plus two brothers and a sister. The Fairfield Daily Journal obituary notes birth May 3 1846 Cannonsburg Pa and marriage July 17 1872.
J N Adams of Dublin Georgia recounts severe rheumatic pain that kept him from farming. He spent thirty to forty dollars on a remedy that failed. After using Chamberlains Liniment he can move about without severe pains. Lemmons Drug Store promotes the product.
Justice J C Coster fined Mrs Margaret Kallenberger two dollars and costs for using insulting and obscene language toward neighbor Mrs Frank Phillips on Spruce Street.
A Southern States designed model house emphasizes a cool kitchen dining area, with a shared china closet for easy dish transfer, well ventilated cook room, and sunny winter rooms. Free working plans available from the Division of Rural Engineering, USDA, Washington DC.
The county auditor's report to the board of supervisors shows a treasury balance of 116656 after March tax receipts and ap portions to towns townships and school districts as well as running expenses. Beginning balance was 33675 61 on January 1 1919 total receipts 430349 28 include current taxes delinquent taxes automobile tax livestock sales and miscellaneous items.
Dorothy Dalton plays a determined wife who believes her husband is innocent after a forgery accusation. She becomes a cabaret singer to lure the real culprit into confessing, freeing him and ending in a happy, cautious note amid life’s traps.
A health note promotes drinking hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims clearer skin and improved digestion within one or two weeks for those with sallow complexion pimples coated tongue bad breath or headaches.
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