Edith Bailey Returns From Iowa City Summer School
Miss Edith Bailey who attended summer school in Iowa City arrived home last evening.
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Edith Bailey
Iowa City
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1907
Page
4
Stimulation Without Irritation Urino Laxative Ad
Cleanses and stimulates the bowels without irritation. Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold by all druggists. Summer kidney irregularities from excessive drinking or heat. Attend to the kidneys with Foley's Kidney Cure, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
German "Jack the Ripper" terror hits Berlin streets
Berlin reports a fiendish killer known as the German “Jack the Ripper” has appeared in the northern and eastern city districts. Five young girls were his victims, with one confirmed death. The attacker reportedly approached on the street and attacked with a knife, ripping open stomachs. Each crime occurred in a different area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack the Ripper
Berlin
Auto wreck in Michigan injures five passengers
A touring car carrying Mr and Mrs Hackenson of Pen, Indiana their infant Will Albertson and Will Sorenson overturned after striking a dog near Bearlake Michigan. The vehicle performed a complete somersault pinning all but the baby under it. Mrs Hackenson suffered a broken leg while the others were badly bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manistee
Mich
Letter from missing Milton Goldsby changes search
Redford Indiana July 27 a note from Milton Goldsby who vanished last Tuesday after withdrawing 135 from a local bank says he left for good and adopted another name. authorities suspend foul play theories as a search continues for the man now believed to be alive under a new identity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redford
Ind
Milton Goldsby
Noted authoress Susan Dixon dies at 78
New York July 27 Mrs Susan Bullitt Dixon author of Repeal of the Missouri Compromise Slavery in American Politics and other works has died at St Luke s hospital aged 78 Her home was in Henderson Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Susan Bullitt Dixon
St. Luke's Hospital
Henderson
Baseball Scores From Across Leagues on July Twenty Seventh
Chicago July 27 baseball scores recap league games in St Louis Brooklyn 2 St Louis 3 Chicago Boston 9 Chicago 7 Pittsburg weather Cincinnati postponed American Chicago 3 Philadelphia 4 Boston 8 Detroit 1 New York 7 Cleveland 8 New York 8 Washington 5 St Louis 5 Washington 4 Association Louisville 5 Columbus 1 Minneapolis 8 St Paul 5 Indianapolis 1 Toledo 2 Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 0 Lincoln 2 Sioux City 0 Denver weather
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Lincoln
Sioux City
Denver
Announcement hints at Berry bid for governor on ticket
In Quincy Alabama on July 27 a display line on the race track programme declared O. F. Berry, then state senator, for Governor as One good Republican. The publishers received the notice in an envelope postmarked Springfield, with no sender identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
O. F. Berry
Springfield
Great Northern to Build Shops in Superior
Great Northern Railroad authorizes construction of steel ore and freight car shops in Superior Wisconsin with buildings and equipment estimated at about 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Superior
Wis
Another Young Prince Expected in Turin
Turin reports an official announce that the royal couple is expecting a child in a few months. The Italian royal pair already has three children.
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Turin
Old Brick Schoolhouse Picnic Brings 1867 Alumnae Together
Florence Patterson entertained the Ready Maids at her West Main home with music. Nineteen former Old Brick schoolhouse attendees from 1867 gathered on the Wilson lawn for an old fashioned picnic with songs, toasts, and a formal dinner. A permanent organization was formed with Sade Rosseau Dewey as president, Clara Conger Wilson as vice president, and Lizzie Morton Keeley as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Patterson
West Main Street
Jean Darrow
Letts
Irma Evans
West Liberty
Clara Conger Wilson
Wilson Lawn
Wilson
Sade Rosseau Dewey
Lizzie Morton Keeley
Queen Esther Circle to Meet with Miss Edna Klein
The Queen Esther circle will meet with Miss Edna Klein next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Edna Klein
Musicales at Methodist church unite local clubs for evening
The Philathea and B E clubs hosted a musical and social at the church last night. Nellie Meeks played violin with Blanche Nicola, May Brookhart read, Hubert Crail played trombone, and several performers including Nicola, Minick sisters, Fae Harvey, Lillian Norton, and Nellie Meeks sang. Ice cream and cake followed on the lantern lighted lawn. Chas Winter led the executive committee efforts and Hubert Crail served as B E O president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Nellie Meeks
Blanche Nicola
May Brookhart
Hubert Crail
Lillian
Pansy Minick
Fae Harvey
Lillian Norton
Chas. Winter
Reception at Mrs Smiths home by M E Church women
Last evening the Woman's Home Missionary Society hosted husbands, W F MS ladies, and Queen Esther circle guests at Mrs C T Smith's East Washington home. Rev R L Patterson opened with prayer. Miss Edna Klein and Miss Sylvia Warren spoke on immigration. Social hour followed with cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Smith
East Washington Street
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Queen Esther Circle
R. L. Patterson
Kate Wilson
Society
Alice Shaver
Washington
Edna Klein
Mamie Keller
Sylvia Warren
Miss Warren
Sunset Park picnic marks start of brisk year for Second United Presbyterian
The Second United Presbyterian church Sabbath school and congregation plan a Tuesday picnic at Sunset park, signaling a bright start to the new year. Several out of town guests joined local members for a moonlit woods picnic last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Second United Presbyterian Church
Sunset Park
Rhua Armstrong
Brighton
Martin
Keokuk
Toc Whetstine
Columbus Junction
Miss Carothers Resigns From Academy
Miss Evelyn Carothers, history and mathematics teacher at the Academy, resigns after three years to attend the University of Chicago. She plans to specialize for a chair in a larger institution, with a bright future ahead. Her successor is not yet announced by Prof. R D Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Carothers
Academy
University of Chicago
Carothers
R. DD. Daugherty
Local blacksmith G A Black opens shop near post office
G A Black, the old time black smith, operates south of the post office in a brick shop vacated by James Cogger. He offers light repair work and can sharpen Ottumwa lawn mowers. The Presbyterian congregation and Sabbath school plan a Sunset Park picnic on Thursday August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Black
P. O
James Cowger
Ottumwa
Rest hour for a busy mother and housekeeper urged
The article argues women with constant duties should schedule a rest period in the early afternoon after dinner. It advises retreat to a private room, undress to a wrapper, and lie down even if sleep is not immediate. Short naps refresh the brain and body more than no rest.
Morning Greeting Sparks Quiet Boarding Question
A brief exchange from Leslie's Weekly captures a polite morning greeting and a response about living nearby. A little girl explains she is just boarding, signaling a casual scene of daily life.
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Leslie
District Court Notice in Washington County Real Estate Dispute
In the District Court of Washington County Iowa September Term 107 original notice. W A Carson plaintiff versus Jesse Ashby and wife Fanny Ashby William G Stewart and wife Hannah Stewart Nelson Stewart and wife Anna H Stewart John Winter J H Winter George Winter Sarah A Winter Elizabeth Donnell Elizabeth O Donald Edward O Dunn Edward Winter Hester Winter Ann M Humberston Ann Mary Humberson Joseph H Winter Enoch Winter Susan Shearer Susan Sherrer James Shearer James Sherrer Jonathan Wilson J H Wilson Jonathan H Wilson Alice Wilson William H Wilson and wife Sue C Wilson Thomas Wilson Mary H Wilson Martha Bailey Margaret W Mc Creery Silas B Dawson 8 K Dawson Henry Stichter H Stichter Michael Wiedenbeck A T McMaster A F McMaster A T Masters J M Wagner Harriett Wagener Fisher Foresman Esther Foresman James Mott James R Doig A Phelps James White and their unknown surviving spouses heirs devisees grantees and all unknown claimants of real estate described as follows beginning at southwest corner of Iowa Street in City of Washington intersecting east and west half section line section 20 township 75 north range 7 west thence east 38 feet to west line of Washington Mount Pleasant road thence south on said west line 66 feet thence west 463100 chains to east line of northwest quarter of southwest quarter of section 20 thence south on
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Carson
Jesse Ashby
Fanny Ashby
William G. Stewart
Hannah Stewart
Nelson Stewart Land
Anna H. Stewart
John Winter
J. H Winter
George Winter
Sarah A. Winter
Elizabeth ©.Donnell
Elizabeth O’ Donald
Edward O'Donnell
Edward Winter
Hester Winter
Ann M. Humberston
Ann Mary Humberson
Joseph H. Winter
Enoch Winter
Susan Shearer
Susan Sherrer
James Shearer
James Sherrer
Jonathan Wilson
J. H. Wilson
Jonathan H. Wilson
Alice Wilson
William H. Wilson
Sue C. Wilson
Thomas Wilson
Mary H Wilson
Martha Bailey
Margaret W. McCreery
Silas B. Dawson
K. Dawson
Henry Stichter
H. Stichter
Michael Wiedenbeck
A. T. McMaster
A. F. McMaster
A. T. Masters
J. M. Wagner
St. P. M
Washington County
Iowa
Iowa Street
Washington
Washington-Mount Pleasant Road
Property Quieting Suit in Washington County Iowa
Petition filed by plaintiff claiming fee simple title to described real estate in Washington County. It seeks quieting and establishing title against all defendants and unknown claimants, with potential reformation of deeds and equitable relief. Notice requires appearance by September 2, 1907. publication ordered for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
J. J. Kellogg
Washington Evening Journal
K. E. WE ‘Kson
Sixth Judicial District
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STECK
H. F. Steck
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
White Swan
J. C. Smith
Cash Grocery
Quality
Lis Society
Miss Carothers
Presbyterian
Kelly
Cunningham
Carris Novelty Co
F. E. Neiswanger
Colenso
Stuart & Sons
Mason Transfer & Storage Co
Lowa Street
Court House
A. D
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