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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1907

Page

4

Death claims Mrs Edward Ball on Sunday at near West Chester

Mrs. Sarah Myrtle Ball died early this morning at her home seven miles southeast of the city after a brief illness of a week from peritonitis with perforation. She leaves a husband, a two year old son Glenn, parents, a brother and three sisters. Funeral arrangements set for Monday with services at Covenanter church and Elm Grove cemetery burial. Also noted is the death of Civil War veteran Abraham Diller, who passed away after long illness at Alta residence with two sons and siblings left. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from the home with Rev. J J DePree in charge.

Edward Ball Sarah Myrtle Thompson M. W. Thompson North Dakota Winfield Glenn Chas. Thompson Ruby Edith Bertha Thompson Covenanter Church Elm Grove Cemetery Ble Pennsylvania Alta James Paul Weston Fred Lloyd Washington Iowa Abraham Diller Ottumwa James Diller C. Hunt Place Granville N. C Diller 15Th Iowa Volunteer Infantry G. A. R. Post W. H. Cox C. McMullen R. Brecher C. Stamm D. Kline S. Strangland J. J. DePree Fred Shearer Verne McWilliams Cedar Rapids W. G. Thorne Atlantic James Wooley Muscatine Des Moines J. Cocklin Harper Kansas Rickey Crawfordsville Miss Reckling Detroit Mich Allie Jay Floris Iowa Will E. Jones Harold Cotter L. C. Daugherty George H. Paul Land Company Hazel Webb Valley Junction Edna Webb Josephine Stiles Keokuk R. A. Riley Jennie Minner M. P. Mintier Polk City

Death of Samuel V. Bear in Cedar township near Lexington

Samuel V. Bear aged resident of Cedar township near Lexington died suddenly at his home at 5 30 PM. Born October 28 1820 in Augusta county Virginia he married Domina Phillips April 6 1844 and moved to Iowa in 1890. Eight children survive seven relatives listed including Mrs B J Jones Martha Bear and J W Bear. Funeral at 10 AM tomorrow from Gip Burham's residence with Rev George D Rogers conducting at Elm Grove cemetery.

Samuel V. Bear Cedar Township Lexington West Chester Samuel Valentine Bear Augusta County Virginia Samuel Domina Phillips Iowa B. J. Jones Martha Bear North Wm. Bear Carlisle Ohio George Alexander C. F. Adams C. P. Rosen Stanton J. W. Bear Ella Bear Bear Gip Burham Geo. D. Rogers The Baptist Church Elm Grove Cemetery

Infant Victor Thompson Died After Brief Illness

Victor A Thompson infant son of Mr and Mrs James Thompson southeast of the city died yesterday after a brief illness He was born March 24 1907 and was two months five days old The funeral was held this morning at Pleasant Hill church at 10 oclock conducted by Rev L D Young Interment followed at Pleasant Hill cemetery The bereaved parents have the sincere sympathy of the entire community

Victor A. Thompson James Thompson Pleasant Hill L. D. Young Pleasant Hill Cemetery

Diller Family Notice From Alta Funeral Turns Homeward

Fred Diller arrived this morning from Alta Iowa after attending his father John Diller’s funeral Wednesday The Alta paper notes John Diller formerly lived here and was widely known in Washington citizens He died Monday at the Paul Weston home of heart trouble.

Fred Diller Alta Iowa John Diller Diller Washington Paul Weston Tron

Supreme Court to hear hitch rack removal case

Oskaloosa on June 1 special report: District court ruled in favor of removing hitch racks around the public square. The decision holds that teams hitched at the fence blocked the streets and will be appealed to the supreme court.

Oskaloosa District Court Supreme Court

Excursion to Knoxville Promises Sunday Sermon Trip

An excursion to Knoxville starts tomorrow at 6 45 am for a public trip to hear Billy Sunday at a modest cost. The event offers a one and one third fare for the journey and sermon.

Knoxville Billy

McCall's Court: Jacobs and Davis vs Wallace dispute

The case before Justice McCall involved John Jacobs and Perry Davis against Mrs Ellen Wallace and Frank Wallace over payment for filings and an alleged breach of contract. Hearing began at 9 this morning with no verdict at press time. Defense was represented by S W Brookhart. plaintiffs by Clifford Thorne and J J Kellogg.

John Jacobs Perry Davis Ellen Wallace Frank Wallace Justice McCall S. W. Brookhart Clifford Thorne J.J. Kellogg

Mrs Wickham to Visit in Aurora Ill

Mrs. Dr. E. T. Wickham and her daughter Dorothea depart for Aurora Illinois to spend a week or two visiting her brother Max Marbourg at his home.

E. T. Wickham Dorothea Aurora Ill Max Marbourg James Baird Beatrice Ottumwa R. P. Lewis

Ed Brown Heads to Missouri for Ill Son

Ed Brown left last night for Excelsior Springs Missouri where his son Charles fell ill in Kansas City two days ago. He is improving and expected to be brought home soon.

Ed Brown Excelsior Springs Charles Kansas City

Didnt Practice What He Preached. A Pueblo Chieftain Quote

A Pueblo Chieftain clipping presents a terse exchange about truth and honesty. The quoted exchange contrasts professed truth telling with preferring another speaker to deliver it. The brief item showcases a sharp rhetorical jab in a local newspaper brief.

English beauty’s costly hair curl uses Bank of England notes

A woman pretended to curl her hair with five pound Bank of England notes shown to visitors. She won a wealthy husband by displaying the money, but was later found to have borrowed the notes she used as a trick.

Bank of England

Camel’s Domestication Traced Through History

The text notes no solid proof of camels living wild and asserts they were domesticated from earliest times. It emphasizes long human association with camels and challenges the idea of a wild, unmanaged camel population.

Junior class hosts seniors at Miss Steck home

The Junior class of the high school will entertain the seniors this evening at the home of Miss Mary Steck on East Main Street. The party replaces the planned picnic with the same students taking part.

Mary Steck Fast Main Street

Local Notables Depart on Visits and Trips

Local residents travel for visits and business. Miss Effie Nelson arrives from Keota for a short city stay while Fred Shearer and Verne Williams head to Cedar Rapids on a brief business trip.

Effie Nelson Keota

Wallace School Teachers Honor Miss Stella Savage

Wallace school teachers surprised Miss Stella Savage in her classroom before classes and presented her with many small gifts. Her departure after this school year leaves the city schools saddened by the loss of a valued educator.

Wallace Stella Savage Miss Savage

Ladies Missionary Society Meeting at Pleasant Plains

The Ladies' Missionary society of the Pleasant Plains auxiliary meets Wednesday June 5 with Mrs Isaac Hartman on the Heights.

Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Pleasant Plains Isaac Hartman Heights

Miss Edna Foss Hosts Pleasant Evening At Home

Miss Edna Foss entertained several friends Thursday evening at her east Washington home with games music and social enjoyments Refreshments were served and all were well entertained

Edna Foss East Washington

Thimble Bee At East Main Street Home

Mrs Ralph Keller hosted a small gathering of ladies Thursday afternoon at her East Main street residence for a friendly thimble bee.

Ralph Keller East Main Street

Matthews Host Dinner Guests Include Local Clergy

Mr and Mrs J T Matthews entertained at a dinner last evening with guests the Rev and Mrs G W Hanna of West Chester the Rev and Mrs W Fisher and the Rev and Mrs W R Sawhill and daughter Mary Louise in attendance

J. T. Matthews G. W. Hanna West Chester W. ©. Fisher W. R. Sawhill Mary Louise

Senior Class Banquet at Local High School

The senior class held a banquet at the high school with Juniors faculty and guests over a hundred attending. Miss Stena Hansen presided while toasts by Ray Foley Mary Steck and others drew applause in the decorated auditorium.

J. A. Biggs Helen Wilson Florence Patterson Sam Walton Ray Foley Anne Houdek Ruth Wells Helen Dean Clare Jay Ruth Brindley Mabel Brinton Enor Hayes May Dodd Iola Mayo Mary Jeannette Lemley Mr. Crone Stena Hansen Mary Steck Miss Nichols Dorothy Latchem Orville Elder Rev. L. D. Young Dorothy Latehem

W HM S of the M E Church Elects New Officers

The W. H. M. S. of the M. E. church met at Mrs. Alice Shaver's home. Officers elected for the year include President R. L. Patterson and vice presidents Kate D. Wilson Hattie Shilling J. Pp. Thomas. Secretaries A A Wiley T Smith Shaver Brinton Keller Ander son Harwood. Reports from Muscatine district and Burlington conferences were praised. A review of last year’s work was encouraging. Light refreshments were served by the hostess.

M. E. Church Alice Shaver R. L. Patterson Kate D. Wilson Hattie Shilling J. Pp. Thomas A.A. Wiley T. Smith Etta Brinton Young Peoples’ Work Maymie Keller A. Anderson J. A. Harwood Thos. Shilling Muscatine Burlington

Dance in Swift's hall by Caner's orchestra Monday evening

A number of young people in the city will enjoy a dance Monday evening in Swift's hall. Music will be furnished by Caner's orchestra.

Swift Caner

Vienna bakery adds coffee rolls and breakfast items

Coffee rolls become new breakfast at the Vienna with a full line of bakery goods. Residents in town make various visits and travel as several locals arrive or depart from Haskins Ottumwa Monmouth and nearby areas.

The Vienna

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Samuel Bear Park Hitch Racks McCall's Court Notto South Dakota GEO, Peck W. R. Samson Mrs M. L. Samson Margaret Safley Tipton Scotland H.C. Rogers Elizabeth Ft. Madison Presbyterian Parsonage G. W. Wallace Winterset Indianola George St. Paul Land Co J. P. Hays Maud Davenport Theodore Dawson Quinn Mildred Chicago Portland Ore Emily Cunningham D. A. Laughead J. H. Laughead Mt. Vernon Chas. H. Barrett Ss. K. Coates Eldon Frank Webb Edna Nine Webb Mary Bryant Miss Safely Miss Hansen Cedar Falls Balbriggan Underwear SOL Righ & GO East Side Square Labor the Gas Light Co Iowa Gas & Electric Co West Washington Street Second United Presbyterian Church W. F. Welleiver Haskins City Nettie Blair Columbus Junction Dorothy Morrow Monmouth W. A. Cowell Ottumya Alf Burris John Stafford Mary Stormer W. H. Hughes John Lape Titus A. G. Cover Keswick Charles K. Needham the Press Ethel G. Nichols West Liberty Post Office Department Washington, D. C Bay J. C. Smith Cash Grocery
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