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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1907
Page
3
The county page highlights doings of the people across communities. Local items cover daily events, meetings, and notable happenings shaping the region.
July 23 report notes the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will hold its annual bank offering service in the church Sunday at 11 am with Mrs. M. W. Adams of Lone Tree delivering the address. Also mentions travel plans of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Weekly and several local social visits and events.
July 22 notes Mrs Berry arrived back at her Muscatine home by the Milwaukee after a two weeks visit with daughter Mrs Ss T Henry. Lew Lemley reported Mrs Lemley in Ottumwa hospital is improving and will soon be able to move. Dan Mickles had a sick horse last week. Miss Mary Meyers works for Mrs Osean Rehmel. Mrs P H Richardson visited sister Mrs Oliver Dunbar last week.
The Rev. R. L. Patterson and Mr. Maxwell of Washington were entertained by Er. N. Helwick. H. H. Horning and family visited Henry Horning. Philip Ahren attended services in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. James Altic hosted dinner for Rev. Willey Stryker and the Jackson and Thrasher families. Mrs. Altic with Mrs. Jackson served a splendid dinner. Mela Shalla spent Sunday with Richmond friends. Joe Morhofer of Richmond aided Clarence Rathmer with harvest. Mr. and Mrs. Genkinger visited Henry Amert. James Wilson of Washington supervised plumbing on the Smith house.
July 23 report notes Miss Gladys Dawson back from Muscatine where she visited her aunt Mrs H B Caple and attended a Chautauqua. Clyde of Washington tuned pianos here. D L Baird of Fairfield stayed at J W Crawford home. Harry Pearson ill with malaria. John Hopengardner from Washington visiting W Price home and friends. Mrs H F Barrow and son Clarence returned from Cedar Rapids visit. Fitzgerald family noted dining with others.
Cook reports Mrs J T Glaze of Houston Texas spent a week with her daughter Mrs W E Acheson and left yesterday to visit her parents at Oskaloosa. J E Freeland left yesterday for Selma Iowa on business. A surprise party for Deedie Baxter at Fred Moore home with light refreshments. Mrs Georgia Turbott returned from nursing at Independence Iowa for a rest period.
July 23 notices show Mrs Gene Smith and son Lowell from Winfield visiting sister Mrs Fred Stewart. Mrs John Conklin and Harriet plus Mrs George Conklin tour Harper visiting Mrs Roy White. Rufus Carris returns to Perry Iowa after two weeks with children here. Others travel to Washington Boulder Delta Oskaloosa West Chester Sigourney and Davenport.
July 23 notes show Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gardner and their baby visiting O. E. Babb. Cloyce and Ross Benson were weekend guests at Will Easter's. Joe Maxwell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mason visited Will Jugenheimer. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hillhouse spent Sunday at Will Mitchell’s home in Ainsworth.
Miss Grace Cunningham of Cedar Rapids visits her Cary parents Mr and Mrs John Cunningham. Rev J H Koch leaves for a six week Virginia trip to attend the Jamestown exposition. Miss Essa Harper visits Wayland relatives. Mrs Will Arthaud and son of Winfield call on friends. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Glenn Huston. T W Rickey travels to Mt Pleasant on business. Miss Flo Purvis arrives from Washington to visit relatives.
That is the watchword. That is what Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup does. Cleanses and stimulates the bowels without irritation in any form. Sold by all druggists. During the summer kidney irregularities are often caused by excessive drinking or being overheated. Attend to the kidneys at once by using Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by all druggists.
East side restaurant advertises ice cream and ices in any quantity. Loren Baird rode to Ainsworth on business last evening, while Robert Clyde returned from a day of business there. Mrs. Rev. Thorn arrived home from Bloomfield, and KE B Fouts passed through from Columbus Junction toward Hedrick for barber work. J Frienberger and Jacob Roth left Wayland for a Burlington trip via Niagara Falls to New York.
The forecast for Iowa calls for showers tonight and Wednesday with cooler temperatures expected on Wednesday.
The county superintendent’s office hosts a three day teachers’ exam schedule on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Morning and afternoon sessions cover arithmetic orthography reading geography didactics oral reading U S history physiology vocal music English grammar penmanship elementary algebra economics civics and physics with short preliminary and flexible oral reading slots.
H E Howe publisher cites a bottle of Chamberlain's remedy curing three in a family for summer complaint. The ad claims the product lives up to advertised claims. For sale by Cook and Sherman.
The Holiness meetings at Keota will continue over next Sunday with services at 3 PM and 8 PM.
Washington advises local post offices to submit stamped envelope orders two weeks earlier due to new distribution arrangements. Government directs preparation for changes in envelope supply. plan accordingly if you need stamped envelopes at any time.
Advert recommends Chamber Remedy for cramps colic cholera morbus when physician absent. It claims prompt treatment saves life and urges keeping a bottle at home, noting Cook and Sherman as sellers.
The Columbus Junction Chautauqua runs August 5 to 15 with a strong lineup. Notable attractions include Innes and his band, Opie Read, Ben Lindsey, Bob Taylor, Jonathan P. Dolliver, Fred T. Dubuis, John B. DeMotte, and other speakers plus musical attractions, Bible class and art studies. Many campers plan their annual vacation on the Columbus Junction grounds.
A band concert will be held Thursday evening July 25 for Sunset Park. Proceeds from ice cream sales will fund new park seats.
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