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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1905
Page
4
The Day Where The People Go notes a series of local notices with civil events and life events reported promptly by our news gatherers.
Brighton July 20 report Mr and Mrs Woodford attended the funeral of Frank Lamphere in Washington. G W Smith visited Columbus Junction then returned. Matt Stone visited relatives in Sigourney. Chas Thomas toured Fairfield. Miss Nita Miller of Columbus Junction visited the Farver home. The Brighton West Liberty baseball game ended 3 to 2 with West Liberty winning.
July 20 items note Miss Nettie Hunter traveling to Washington with others, families visiting relatives in Pontoosuc Illinois, Rev. McFadden with family on a month’s forest vacation near Long Creek, Henry Inkman heading to Chicago, and visits by Mrs. Luther White and Mrs. Anna White. Community gatherings include a Sunday School boys’ party at the parsonage, lawn games, refreshments, and praise for the Careaway club ladies at the Neal home. Etta and Stella Welch visiting Ainsworth, Mrs. Wagner’s farewell party with a decorative dining room and a presented rug awaiting her move.
Sabbath School at 940. Senior Christian Endeavor after park meeting. Topic Missions in Japan. Each member to bring an item about Japan. Collection for Miss Lola Murphy state prison superintendent. Ladies Missionary society meets Tuesday August 1 at 2 50 P M at Mrs J A Williams home. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 led by Winfield Smouse.
Sabbath morning service at 11 conducted by Rev. W. OC. Allen. Sabbath School at 9:50 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 5:30 p.m.
Sabbath School at 1 45 p m. Rev W Allen conducts services at Living Lake church this Sabbath with attendees invited to participate in worship and study activities.
Sunday School at 9:30. Class meetings at 10:30. Morning service at 11 with Rev. Chas. R. Brown preaching. Park service at 6:30 followed by Epworth League. Leader Mrs. J. E. Kunath. Subject Missions in Eastern Asia. All young people invited.
Eureka and Plains congregations list Sunday School at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with a sermon on The Faithful God The Faithless Man. After August 13 sermons continue as usual with Pastor J F Robertson inviting all to worship.
Sunday School at 9 50. Preaching at 11 on I The Work of the Church. Junior B Y P U at 5. Park service at 6 50 B Y P U at ?
The message notes a church timetable with Sabbath School at 9 45 and morning worship at 11. No evening service is listed. Christian Union gathers at 7 45.
Morning service at it. Sunday School at 3 PM. Evening service at 7 45 PM led by Rev. M Payton.
Morning service at 10 30 features the subject Spirit with Golden Text Job 35 4. Wednesday 7 30 evening meeting and Sabbath School at 9 15 a m announced for the one half block south of the post office.
Six Sunday after Trinity schedule shows Sunday School at 10 a m and morning prayer with sermon at 11 a m A mid week service is planned for Wednesday at 7 30 p m
July 29 report from Ainsworth lists Geo A Carson as Burlington passenger. Miss Lillie Olds completed teaching exam in Washington. Mr and Mrs Kiley Miller with daughter Winifred visited Ainsworth. Etta and Stella Welch of near Crawfordsville arrived for a few days with Miss Omi Funston. Edith Peterson visits Cedar Rapids. Edith and her mother return. Robert Gardner accompanied his mother to Iowa City for cataract operation. Hulda Olds returns from Washington after relatives visit.
Riverside played Cedar Rapids yesterday without its regular nine and lost 5 to 3. They will meet again tomorrow. Maurice Steele of Haskins visits grandparents here. D. H. Miller of Iowa City visits today. Epworth League plans a social here on the eleventh. Uncle Tom's Cabin tent show arrives on the seventh.
The Executive Council of Iowa ordered the county auditor to reduce all taxes in Wash ington County by 5 percent. Though small per individual, the savings accumulate to a substantial total for the county.
Rev R G Jones of Trinity church will preach at the park service Sunday evening at 6 50 weather permitting. If the open air meeting is not possible the service will be held at First United Presbyterian church.
Having leased the room recently occupied by A. T. Cockayne the barber on the north side next to Johnsons bakery we will be permanently located there after the 8th of August. We will be better able to take care of our customers and invite old and new customers to the new place.
Holiness meetings began in Keota at the M. E. church after tents for the camp gathering were delayed, forcing sessions indoors. Rev. A. M. Hills preached on Mind of Christ. Plans call for a strong meeting run with tickets for the four course pilgrimage supper at 26 cents.
T M Wood manager of the White County News Beebe Ark endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saying he and his family have used it with the best results and believes it the best remedy of its kind. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook Sherman.
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