Notice to Water Consumers at Stewart's Pharmacy
Water rents are payable at Stewart's pharmacy and will be kept there until August 27 at St. Clair Lewis, Supt.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1907
Page
5
Water rents are payable at Stewart's pharmacy and will be kept there until August 27 at St. Clair Lewis, Supt.
Local notices praise Johnsons bakery with sweet and raised doughnuts featured and ads urging readers to buy Vienna bakery goods. Arrival and departures include Glenn Laffer in Sigourney and Mrs Anson Leet with Lucy traveling home from city visits. Warns against overheating and promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and consumption prevention.
Mrs N M Anderson was a passenger for Washington last evening to spend the night at the G T Auld home. The Rev W A Nelson departed yesterday to attend the Baptist Chautauqua at Waterloo. J E Adams purchased the old Royce farm one mile northeast of here for 100 an acre. Mrs Sarah Richardson returned Saturday from two weeks at the J E McGuire home at Clio.
Grace Hill reports heavy rain damage to the railroad with a dangerous slide on a fifty foot high grade near Grace Hill requiring a night watch. In Wayland July 15 Levi Miller paints his residence and a German band plays at a barbecue in Winfield with 101 tickets sold en route. Several residents travel to Chicago for illness, others host visitors, and state residents discuss education and lightning rod installations while families tend ill babies and visit kin.
Mrs. Jones and son return to Topeka after visiting the Newton Noecker home and relatives. Miss Mariel Helwick spent Saturday with her sister. Mrs. Fannie Crain returns to Highland Center. Edna Brimhal's sister from Greeley Colorado visits. The Kremlins and Rathmels visit relatives. Clarence RathMel hosts dinner. Walter Smith heads to Washington for carpentry work. Margaret Simpson visits J M Simpson. Harvey Knapp couple spend days in Iowa City.
Mrs Wm Errington returned to Ruleton Kan after a month with relatives Roy Wood visited Washington on business Mrs H F Barrow and her son Clarence left for Cedar Rapids Roy and Grace Willets came home from New Boston Ill Mr and Mrs Jas Baird and child from Ottumwa arrived to visit grandparents Mr and Mrs J W Crawford
Crawfordsville report notes Mr. VanSant traveled to Washington this morning. Mrs. Thornburg returned home to Perry Iowa after a week with Dr. S. W. Huston.
West Chester reports W L Ralston and W C Ralston traveled to Davenport on business. The Rev G W Hanna pastor of United Presbyterian enjoys a two month vacation. Dr C Kilgore drove Hanna to Washington and he heads to Jamestown VA for a festive visit. Mrs Hanna and baby stay there and expect his return. Mr and Mrs Clarence Timmons welcome a baby girl.
July 15 entries note Miss Martha Snider visiting at Lone Tree Ed Durst of Kirkville spent days with relatives Mrs Press Figgins visited friends here Mrs Martin of Hedrick Iowa visits sister Mrs M V Long J Sakulin returns to Chicago after visiting son and family Mrs Bertha Ackerman and daughter of Charles City Pa visit Mrs E L Palmer Frank Lintz and John Dawn took out a new day leader last week Mary Dawson learns her son Charles in Oklahoma is ill and she leaves the same day to see him
Mrs. Brewer hosts her sister Mrs. Kate Simons from Tipton Iowa as the Baptists start a new cement sidewalk in front of their church.
A. W. Lee president of the Lee Syndicate of Newspapers died yesterday in England from heart trouble. He built a large Iowa media empire including Ottumwa Courier Muscatine Journal Davenport Times Hannibal Courier-Post and LaCrosse Tribune. Lee and his family planned a European tour this June but illness ended the trip. He left a lasting impact as a skilled business manager and respected citizen. George H. Paul purchased an $18,000 hotel car for land excursions, first trip under George H. Paul Land Co. The city fire alarm tests tomorrow at 9 AM, not a real alarm unless the whistle blows.
A gasoline stove caused a morning blast at the J A Wilford home in southeast Washington. The kitchen suffered heavy interior damage but the fire was subdued with help from neighbors before the fire department arrived. Mrs Wilford lit the stove, detected a leak, and while she fetched her husband a gas explosion occurred.
This morning near the city Thomas Harvey of the northeast area was injured while fixing a hay rope in a barn haymow. A carrier fell from a track above striking him on the head. He was knocked unconscious briefly but revived with prompt medical care. A painful gash in the head will keep him from work for several days.
The band boys perform at Sunset Park on Thursday evening with more seats, improved accommodations, ice cream, cool drinks, and good music for all attendees. A lively community event promising entertainment and refreshments.
Miss Mabel Buckley returned last evening from West Chester where she spent Sunday at the Joe Simer man home.
C W Jenkins, a Patterson & Brainard Carnival showman, was seized and severely injured by a monster lion in the company’s zoo. The animal reached through bars during a heavy electrical storm, tearing clothing and flesh from Jenkins shoulder while he leaned against the cage.
Members of the High school graduating class of 1905 are urged to meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claire Dewey Thursday evening at 7 15 for the purpose of planning a class reunion. All members are urged to be present. DR
A notice requests all band members to be out for a regular rehearsal on Wednesday evening. The message includes the score 28-21.
The news item notes a wide selection of cookies available at the Vienna. Mentions T. J. Allen traveling to West Chester for business. Various residents are listed as traveling or visiting relatives including Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Ralston, Don Hampsher, Mrs. W. A. Shannon, Miss Nellie Bowman, Misses Mary and Lora Martin, E. L. Auld, and Charles Atkinson with wife planning a September trip east visiting New York City Jamestown Exposition and Mr Atkinson’s old Pennsylvania homestead.
Chicago reports Miss Katherine Eddy daughter of Mr and Mrs Augustus Eddy and niece of Mrs Marshall Field will wed Senator Rupert J Beveridge of Indiana on August 7 at the American embassy in Berlin. The cable confirms the engagement rumor.
Local notices report hot rolls twice daily at the Vienna bakery run by J. H. Latta back home for a few days. J. K. Dunn and wife welcome a fine boy in Wyman. Mrs. J. A. Carden returns to Winfield after visiting the H. T. Nutt home. Mrs. Nettie Anderson of Ainsworth visits her parents G. T. and wife. Dr. Gorham returns to West Chester after visiting son Chas. D. Gorham. Free trial size Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy offered by Dr. Shoop of Racine. bottles 50 cents, sold by J. H. Stewart.
The Iowa Central Ry plans a Saturday July 20 excursion to Minneapolis St Paul. Trains depart Brightom at 9 19 p m and arrive Minneapolis 6 52 a m and St Paul 9 00 a m Sunday. Return tickets valid until July 23. Round trip price four dollars. Bee flyers or agents for details.
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