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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1908

Page

3

Local Visitors Travel Plans Mentioned in Society Notes

Mrs Davis and Miss Fields about to depart after a week in the city with the American Educational society promoting The World's Best Music. Rev George D Rogers and family plan early next week to go to Muscatine for recreation and a Sunday pulpit engagement.

Davis Miss Fields American Educational Society Oskaloosa George D. Rogers The Baptist Church Muscatine

Congressman Kennedy Visits Fairfield After City Work

Congressman Kennedy of Mont rose WaSh& passenger yesterday morning for Fairfield after spending a short time in the city attending to business matters.

Congressman Kennedy Montrose, WaSh& Passenger Fairfield

Riverside Happenings and Local Visits in County

Correspondents report Omer Schnoebelen and Miss Mary Knittel returning to Mooreland Oklahoma after a two week stay. Emma Knotek and Mariella Schnoebelen visited Iowa City recently. Mrs Philip Klein and son Frank visited Wellman with her daughter. Jos Knotek and family came from Denver for a relative visit. K in real estate there. George Bouquet visiting with Sueppel family in Iowa City. Blanche Fairall returned from West Branch. Kate Barnett succeeds as stenographer at Jos Barnett Co after training in Iowa City. Anna Schillig returned from Iowa City after three weeks. Ann Kneisel to be assistant postmistress. Albert J Thomann with Jos Barnett & Co spent Tuesday in Iowa City. William Tellin entertaining relatives from Chicago in Jackson township.

Omer Schnoebelen Mary Knittel Mooreland Okla Emma Knotek Mariella Schnoebelen Iowa City Philip Klein Frank Wellman Fred Fellman Jos. Knotek Denver Colo Mr. K Anthony Kron Geo. Kron Joseph Wingler Nettie Shradel George Bouquet Sueppel Blanche Fairall West Branch Jos. Barnett & Co Kate Barnett Miss Irishs College Anna Schillig Albert J. Thomann Wm. Tellin Jackson Township Chicago

July 22 Social Notes From The County Town

Mr and Mrs Cloyd Carpenter entertained company at dinner on Sunday. J B Strabala visits with relatives and friends. Our fishing party returns from camping at the Iowa river with jokes to tell. Dr Dave Swartzendruber notes horse sickness higher than ever and stays busy. Mr and Mrs John Wingler in town. A M Wray and family leave for the west to seek a new home location. W W Miller drives to Nichols. Mr Sharp hauls hay to Mr Long. J P Jackson improving slowly. town life disagrees with him. Mr and Mrs George Maxwell visit in the country Sunday.

Cloyd Carpenter J. B. Strabala Lowa Dave Swartzendruber John Wingler A. M. Wray West W. W. Miller Nichols Mr. Sharp Mr. Long J. P. Jackson George Maxwell

July 22 Social and Local Notes From The County

Steve Ossmans entertain friends from Chicago and Joe Crossets visit Lee Romine on Sunday. A number from here attended the Washington show last Friday. Haying in this vicinity will wind up this week. Willie Evans from South English came Tuesday to erect a monument over their child's grave. Mrs E McDowell returned home Saturday. Cassius Crossett broke some ribs in a fall Monday.

Steve Ossman Chicago Joe Crosset Lee Romine Washington Willie Evans E. McDowell Cassius Crossett

Chautauqua Season Tickets Go On Sale At Banks

Season tickets for the Chautauqua are now available at city banks with Regular tickets priced at 1.50 and Children's tickets at 0.75. After August 8 the price rises to 1.75. Max Miller returned home last evening from Rubio where he had been visiting at the camp.

Max Miller Rubio

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