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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1907

Page

5

Emma Wonderly Heads to Tarkio for Commencement

Miss Emma Wonderly left last evening for Tarkio Missouri to attend commencement. Mr and Mrs Nathan Campbell and son Everett returned to Washington after several months here. Mrs S J Cocklin arrived for a visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs J Benn of near Ainsworth arrived to attend the funeral of George DeLong which occurred this afternoon.

Emma Wonderly Tarkio Nathan Campbell Everett Washington S.J. Cocklin

Local social notes and travels for June

Mr and Mrs J P Martin left for Dubuque to attend the encampment and visit relatives for a week. Mrs Simon Wolf spends a few days in Washington with daughter Mrs Ellsworth Frey. Mr and Mrs Alf Dusenberry return home in Washington after an over Sunday visit. Miss Grace Conklin returns from Harper after visiting sister Mrs Roy White. Dr Clara Gray returns from Sigourney after an over Sunday visit. Mrs Sue Lytle returns to Washington after a visit at the James Glover home.

J. P. Martin Dubuque Simon Wolf Washington Ellsworth Frey Alf Dusenberry Grace Conklin Harper Roy White Clara Gray Sigourney Sue Lytle James Glover

Cattle Trade and Local Visits Reported in Westchester

June 11 note from Westchester reports Charles McKinstry delivering cattle locally. Bert McKinstry of Kansas visits his brother Charles. Rain postpones Baptist Children’s Day and prompts a joint church program next Sunday. Asa Johnson and family visit Libertyville connection to George Johnson. Carris family travels to Dubuque for G A R encampment. Plummer and Harding also attend. Al Augustine returns from Chicago with cattle. Dick Fisher also heads to Chicago with cattle. Mrs Divilbiss of Sigourney teaches a music class locally.

Chas. McKinstry Bert McKinstry Kansas Charles McKinstry The Baptist Church Asa Johnson Libertyville George Johnson Ss. D. Carris Will Carris Keota

Fedora Tenn man credits cure to J King's New Discovery

In Fedora Tennessee C V Pepper recounts a dramatic illness with lung and throat hemorrhages. After failing with doctors he used J King s New Discovery and reports relief with coughing stopping and bleeding diminishing in three weeks allowing him to return to work. Stewart s Pharmacy advertises 50c and 1.00 bottles with a trial bottle free.

Fedora Tenn C. V. Pepper J. King Stewart's

Johnson's Finest Line of Cookies in the World

An advertisement proclaims Johnson's as offering the finest line of cookies in the world. The note highlights quality and variety to entice shoppers.

Johnson's

Fresh local notes from Vienna travel and visits

Local items list arrivals and departures in Vienna including James Brown from Crawfordsville and Mrs Beth Horn visiting in Kansas City. Shoppers W Neff of Wayland and Mrs J B Crail traveling to Winfield. Several births, trips to Keota and Burlington, and college events noted with attendance at the State University commencement marking its sixtieth anniversary.

James Brown Crawfordsville W. Neff Wayland Johnson's Beth Horn Kansas City Harrie Horn

Local notes and visits brighten a busy day

A string of short notices rounds up social calls and travel. Miss Verne Ashby leaves for Keota, Merle Saunders flies to West Chester, Mrs. W. A. Cowell returns from Ottumwa, L. Gormley visits Crawfordsville, Miss Ella Porter heads home to Ainsworth, and Mrs J G Maxwell, Mrs J Cocklin, C J Sherry and Robert McCall return from Crawfordsville after brief stays and business in the city.

W. A. Cowell Ottumwa Alf Burris L. Gormley Crawfordsville Ella Porter Ainsworth J. Cocklin T. W. Rickey J. G

Testimonial for Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup by Dyer sburg Druggist

W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee testi fies that Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup successfully treats chronic constipation. He calls it a thorough practical remedy and offers a conscientious reference. Sold by all druggists.

W. R. Ward Dyersburg Tenn

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