Buried Christ sermon shapes a hopeful church gathering
Mrs. B R Jenkins hosts a tea honoring Mrs. N B Rairden at the M K E Church after sermons on The Buried Christ. Rev H R Stark preaches at the Presbyterian service on the precious blood of Christ with reflections on atonement and the open door for graduates awaiting work in Ephesian context.
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Mrs
N. B. Rairden
E.R. Jenkins
N. B. Ratrden
Omaha
Neb
A. A. Smith
J. M. Denney
Glenn
Champaign
J. M. Wilson
Frank Neal
C. M. Sturges
John Teeter
Della
Celia Ross
Arthur Fowler
Cal Long
Sage
Sitlar
Rupp
Doolittle
Emma Ink
Bowman
Death of John Winters A Respectable Town Resident
John Winters died at his home on June 2 at age 59. Born in Frostburg Maryland he had lived in Town since 1860. Funeral services were held this afternoon conducted by Rev. Thorne with Rev. W P Johnson assisting. Interment at Elm Grove cemetery. He leaves a wife and three children.
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John Winters
Frostburg
Maryland
Thorne
W. WP. Johnson
Mr. Winters
Fire damages comforts after sun hits stereoscope at Neiswanger home
Children explored a stereoscope upstairs and left it on a bed of comforts. Sunlight burned a comfort and created a large hole in another. Meanwhile the Presbyterian Young People Society plans a social in the church parlors with old fashioned dress and a cake and ice cream fee. The annual sermon to Academy students by Rev. J. R. Logue was well received at the Methodist church, and insurance will cover 370 for recent tire damage with repairs after term ends. The Academy reports record three term attendance and a thriving condition.
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Young People’s Society of the Presbyterian Church
Academy
J. R. Logue
Methodist
Band excursion day trip to Burlington and St Madison
The excursion on June 6 features a Burlington baseball league game and a steamer ride to St Madison. Attendees may stay in Burlington or travel to St Madison, with return planned for the evening. Train times to be announced. the trip will cost very little.
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Burlington
St Madison
Special excursion train to Davenport from Washington
The Sunday special excursion train will depart Washington at 9 1 10 a m on June 9th. It returns from Davenport at an unspecified time. Round trip fare is $1 25.
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Davenport
Washington
Iowa
Great Rock Island
Inc
Sebastian
Chicago
Youth Arrested for House Breaking in Chicago
Bert Hawkins of 243 East Superior Street Chicago was arrested yesterday morning and brought before Justice Rogers on a house breaking charge after trying to enter St. Clair Lewis's home by raising a side window. The justice bound him over to the next term of court. Orion Lodge No 75 Knights of Pythias will meet at 8 p.m. with work in Page rank and important business. At the Academy stockholders meeting H M Richer and W K Jefferies were elected trustees to succeed themselves. existing officers remain A M Wallace H Scofield A Anderson Y J Palmer.
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M. KE
Christ
Bert Hawkins
East Superior St
Chicago
Rogers
Orion Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Cure Deafness with Constitutional Remedies
By local applications they cannot reach the diseased ear. There is one cure for deafness and that is constitutional. Deafness comes from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When inflamed you hear a rumble. when closed you are deaf. Nine of ten cases are caused by catarrh. We offer one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars from Fr. J. Cnenty & Co. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists.
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Hall
Local laundry and home goods ad copy from 19th century page
An advertisement touts Washington Steam Laundry run by R. F. Smith offering first class work. Other lines promote rag carpets ingrain rugs and fabric work, carpet sales, plus a bread vendor Thompson Smith & Baird and Neiswanger promising better service. Location: one street east of Creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. F F. Smith
Creamery
J. R. Schnerlock
Thompson
Smith & Baird
Neiswanger
Tom Neiswanger
Washington Real Estate Listings Show Varied Homes For Sale
The notice outlines multiple houses in Washington with 4 to 8 rooms, cellars, cisterns, woodhouses, and large lots. Prices range from 500 to 1800, with several properties near the square and blocks from it. Also mentioned is a Wade track adjoining city with improvements and a favorable balance option.
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Washington
Price
Heights
Seashington
Tee
Southy
Wwashington
Tipp
Usersuues
New House
Woodhouse
Good House
Square
Newouse
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Mercer & Chilcote
Washington, Iowa
A. Nicola
Asit Grocers
South Side Square
Lombardo
Kopps
H. Knecht
Northwest Cor. Sq
Ras Ae M
Re, 11 & Co
Pee
Carrie
California
Salt Lake
M’cartney
M. BE. Church
South
THE
Presbyterian Church
H. R. Stark
Peter
M. E. Church
Paul
Ephesuss
Ephesus
Rome
Maene
God
Heaven
Wyman & Rand
Hotel Allen
Row & Bush
Edward Wyman
Wyman & Rand, Inc
J. Winters
Terment
Elm Grove Cemetery
Eli Neiswanger
Schuetzen Park
K. of P
Kr. L. Wilson, C. C
H. M. Richer
W. K. Jefferies
A. Ti. Wallace
H. Scofield
A. Anderson
Y. J. Palmer
Fr. J. Cnenty & Co
Toledo, O
Druggists
Smouse & CO
Highland Park
Eastside
Smouse
Klein
Asey Bros
Penneylvania Illuminating
White Lily
Ohio
C. W. Stephens
Bush
Issidee
National Education Association
Denver
Naton
Colorado
Geo. H. Mullin
J. J. Nichols
Temple
Chas
Munner & Son
North Side Square
Campbell & Bowman
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