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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1907
Page
5
The Happeningst in the Different Communities in the County and Other News of The Day.
Members of the high school graduating class of 1905 are invited to meet at Mr and Mrs Aire Dewey home at 315 West Jefferson on Thursday evening at 7 15 for planning a class reunion. All members urged to attend.
The IE band will give another performance at Sunset Park Thursday evening. More seats will be added and attendees will enjoy cooling drinks, ice cream, and good music with ample accommodations. Don’t miss it.
Advertises Foley s Honey and Tar as a safe cure for consumption the white plague claiming many yearly victims. Warns against unknown remedies and touts proven results with a yellow package sold by all druggists.
Corn bread for dinner tomorrow at the Vienna. B Butler was a passenger this morning for Keota on a brief business trip. I Schreckengast left this morning for Keota after visiting relatives at Keosauqua and Keairfield. Mrs H Richards arrived from Cotter to visit at her daughter Mrs W Roberts. Merles McConahey and baby George of Fon Du Lac Wis left for Brighton to spend the day with relatives. Henry Russell of Washington arrived in Muscatine to visit at C H Sandros. Miss Kate Montgomery is attending a summer school in ley. Mrs Margaret Andrews and granddaughter Mary Andrews of Lenox traveled to Columbus Junction to visit Mrs R J Acheson after visiting Mrs Fleming.
The state convention of the Baptist Young People's Union will be held in Waterloo July 19 to 21. Local delegates include Mrs Ellen Dayton Misses Lucy Leet Mabel Jackson and Rev J F Catlin. Mrs Catlin and children travel to Vinton, then husband joins for a visit at his former home after the convention. Union services are set for Sunday evening at the U P church with Rev F E Morrison preaching. No morning service at the Baptist church or afternoon service at New Haven due to pastors' absence.
July visits include Miss Helen Morton to Frances Meyers and Nellie Stevenson from Keota visiting J. P. Stevenson and Walter Kleese. Maybelle Johnson visits Zella Thoma near Dublin. Chas Johnson and family visit Emil Anderson. Jim Combs duo visits Frank Smith's. A Sabbath schools class party hosted by Mrs Snyder of Dublin with an ice cream social on Mrs Chas Meyers lawn five miles west of Washington on Saturday July 27 to raise funds for Sunday school. Charley Welgy of Washington visits sister Mrs Willingham.
Dublin report notes Nellie Robertson comes home Monday after a Sunday visit with Jake Hotle’s family near Valley. A. P. Peterson traveled to Davenport to view a valuable colt in training and was to return Monday. Mrs. Cora Snyder hosted a Sunday school class with ice cream and cake.
Frank McKay visited Rock Island for a day. Mrs. Chas. McMullen spent part of last week with her Washington relatives. Lon Brindley of Washington visited Verdi briefly. Adam Libe and daughter from near Havre joined Keota weekend at Wm. Horning’s home. Chas. Cherry returned from a week with brother Will. Hiram Wiggins and children from Oklahoma visited T. E. Johnson. Mary Fetters spent Sunday with Washington relatives. Mrs. Adam Libe helped care for her ill father in Keota.
Mrs. Jacob Lohrer of Washington spent part of last week at the Jas Longer home. Oscar Fetters is working for Sam Anderson this week. Mrs. Frank Kouba of Cedar Rapids visits her sister Mrs Jas Longer. Charlie McKay mashed thumb building a fence yesterday. Washington visitors included Chas McMullen Frank McKay Frank Abdill and families. Acheson and granddaughter visited his daughter Mrs Jas Clegg. Vesper White spent Sunday with her parents. May Humston returned to Washington after visiting her brother Clay and family.
Ed Augstead and wife returned to Fairfield after visiting the Zihiman home. Miss Slazel Dawson stays with her brother Roy. Charlie Lowe and Clarence Schooley attended the Indian Creek ball game Sunday. Gilbert and Mack Lowe work for Mr. Welch on the railroad dump. Andy Crile was ill. Dan Hesseltine returned from Burlington Monday. Marc Crandall visited near Winfield.
Will McKee traveled as a passenger for Washington last evening. Will Lease returned home at Muscatine after a visit here. Mildred and Glenn Stewart of Washington visited at the C. M. Strain home. R. C. Ferguson of West Chester visited today with his father. Miss Rankin returned from Mediapolis. Chas Bergh of Wayland was a business visitor. Mrs. Funston returned home at Ainsworth after a visit. Mrs. W. A. McCall and others were passengers this morning for Washington.
Westchester notes John Jaynes and sister Mrs. Smith left yesterday to visit relatives in Audubon county. W Ralston returned this morning from Davenport. Augustine conducted a business visit in Pleasant Plains today, while A E Knotts was a Washington visitor yesterday.
Mr and Mrs Albert Kuhn returned to Washington after park meetings and visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Mike Daiber and their son George of Wyoming left for Wyoming to spend time there. Nellie Bowman of Washington visited friends here. Rev W G Thorn from Washington preached at the Methodist church. Mr and Mrs James Marsh and daughter Florence left for Ainsworth to visit J W Kirkpatrick. Mrs Chas Mercer and son Philip left for Cedar Rapids for a brief visit. Milo and Al Patterson traveled to Ainsworth to see their father John Patterson who is very low.
Mrs. Thos Schilling leaves for Waukee Iowa for a brief visit with Mrs Kate Nash. Mrs Thomas Craig departs for Eldon to visit daughter Mrs Chas Redans. Mrs Romine heads home to Keota after visiting her daughter Mrs A L Dusenberry who will stay in Keota for a few days. Mr and Mrs J B Crayne pass through on way home from Peace Saskatchewan Canada where they spent two weeks with R F McFarlane. Canada had a late spring but warm spell raises hopes for a better crop this year.
A stream of visitors and travelers stop in the city including J. W. Maxwell from Havre, Elrod Dayton from Brighton, Miss Carrie Rowan from Ainsworth, and Fred Spalding from Ainsworth. Local merchants push bakery lines at Vienna and Johnson's. Several residents depart for visits to Crawfordsville, Rubio, Oskaloosa, Rock Island, Havre, Fort Madison, and more, while Dr. C. S. Harper and family set up in the Bailey residence as an osteopath practicing in Greely Colorado.
Stewart's pharmacy to collect water rents before August 1. Books will be left there for payment and pickup. Supt. St. Clair Lewis directs action.
On the Iowa Contra Ry a popular excursion offers a four dollar round trip to Minneapolis St Paul on Saturday July 20. See the local agent for details and tickets.
The Iowa Central Railway offers lower excursion rates for summer trips to eastern resorts and to Minnesota Wisconsin Colorado Utah California Washington Oregon Montana Wyoming and South Dakota. Tickets on sale daily from June 1 to October 31 1907 with liberal stop over privileges and variable routes. Contact agents or A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minn. 120.
The Iowa Central Ky plans a popular excursion to Minneapolis Saint Paul departing Brighton at 9 19 p m Saturday July 20 arriving Minneapolis 8 52 a m and St Paul 9 00 a m Sunday Tickets valid for return on any train until No 6 leaving St Paul 7 25 p m and Minneapolis 8 00 p m Tuesday July 23 Round trip fare 84 00 Tickets available via agents or sea flyers
Miss Florence Parrish left last evening for Winfield to meet her class in music.
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