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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1907
Page
9
Free trial package of Dr Shoop Headache Tablets offered by Racine Wis address for pain relief titled as curing by blood pressure change. Local Chautauqua hours prompt noon bank closures. Short notes on Crawfordsville visitors and residents Mose Hall household and N J Sherry return.
A Sabbath school institute will be conducted at Haskins Presbyterian church on Sunday August 11 with a morning session at 10 30 a sermon to follow a noon basket dinner a 145 afternoon session on methods and problems of Sabbath school work and several prominent outsiders as speakers An evening service at 8 is described as popular with a cordial invitation to neighboring schools and a large attendance expected 47 20 Carrie Rowan was a passenger for Ainsworth last evening.
An old advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Cure cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases and warns users to act or blame themselves for outcomes. It notes the product is sold by all druggists.
The column notes A C Jones and R C Robinson planning to camp at Fairfield Chautauqua this year. Mrs Fred Smith returns from Washington. Misses Minnie and Lottie Bailey toured the east including New York and Philadelphia. Dr John Payne hosts visitors from Ollie. Mrs Mary Cline of Sigourney visits Mrs C Neville, then returns home. Miss Gertrude Harter visits Ottumwa briefly. Grandma Harlan in poor health.
August 7 headlines bring Mrs. Plank of Iowa City visiting her brother Dr. Wescott and family for a few days. Mrs Frank Freze spent Sunday with her parents in Richmond. Albert Sharp delivered hay to John Durst on Saturday. Fred Skola attended the ball game Sunday in Richmond. A band concert drew many locals Saturday night. Charles Kolesick was in town on business. Don Troyer sold his auto to Ben Boom. Mrs Charles Brown visited town for a few days.
August 7 reports show Acheson returning from his daughter’s home near Nira while W R McCreedy family heads to Sharon and Lenox for a few weeks. Several residents plan Chautauqua trips to Columbus Junction, with weather damage limited to lightning strikes on two homes.
August 7 reports show Mr and Mrs C Ver vens in Davenport on business. J N Reinert visited Sigourney yesterday. Bert Zearfoss of Ames visits old friends in town. Paul Neal attends Chautauqua in Columbus Junction. Relatives confirm the death of Lewis Gregory of White Pigeon.
Mike Truxan, James Lanskey, and Miss Bushek from Riverside visited over the weekend. Mrs Frank Bayless and the Misses Bros arrived from Chicago to see the Anthony Chalupa home. A fishing party is planned for next Sunday by local youths. Matt Kern reports a sick horse. Mrs Sauer’s girls visit the country. Frances Shaila returns from a five week visit with Riverside parents. Ada Strabala, oldest daughter of Lizzie Strabala, died in Iowa City recently. Willie Keifer is recovering. Albert Escher has been shelling corn.
August 4 notes pleasant weather delights farmers as Mr and Mrs Van Horn visit Bristow and Ward families before returning to their western home. Dr Carmichael of Sac City visits his parents with his wife and.
Mrs Cora Perham of Burlington visited sister Mrs Arthur McFarland and departed for Washington. J M Stewart Jr left Crawfordsville for a Poland China hog sale at Middletown. Miss Margaret Townsend shopped in Washington. C L McGugin of Washington began night work at Rock Island depot. Mrs Martha McBride left for Columbus Junction to visit her son. T Y Wickham Sr visited Dr E T Wickham in Washington. Mrs Elizabeth Malin left for relatives. Harry Shrader injured Tuesday remains in fair condition after head shoulder back injuries and broken collarbone. Miss Carrie Rowan visited friends in Washington.
Harvey Pearson came back to Ainsworth last evening accompanied by George Crawford who will stay several days in the town.
Headache is described as mankind’s most common ailment with frequent pain and dizziness. The copy urges prompt treatment and promotes REN GAW as harmless, fast acting, and free of bad effects, available in 10e and 25c sizes at local drug stores.
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