Rude Warfel Returns Home as Mother Remains Behind
Rude Warfel came back from California after a several week stay to find his mother unable to accompany him.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
3
Rude Warfel came back from California after a several week stay to find his mother unable to accompany him.
Fare advertised as only $1.75 to Peoria Illinois with a round trip on the Iowa Central Ry. The train departs Brighton at 6 31 a m and arrives Peoria 11 45 a m. Return departs Peoria at 6 30 p m. Inquiries urged to your agent.
Journalettes describe a trek through thick Wisconsin timber to an Indigenous village near Birch Lake. They observe a chief, a squaw with multiple ear rings, beadwork requests declined, and boys fishing and playing near a lake, noting independence from reservations and simple rural life away from city bustle.
Special to The Evening Journal reports Fair tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. The piece then shifts to a reflective, speculative essay contrasting white and Native American life, describing Indians as forest people in a timeless, contented state while questioning modern white expectations. It ends with a dog staying with the Indians and a suggestion that Indians possess something valuable.
M W Bailey returns from Brighton and Mrs Hughes departs for Columbus Junction. Wallace and Rodman go to Chicago on business. Susie Edgington visits Ainsworth while Nelile Anderson returns home. Mr and Mrs Brooking travel to Chicago for short visits. J W Smith to S J Johns New Brunswick for a telephone job. Mrs W C Allen opens the Woman's Missionary convention in Wyman with a strong program. Anna Springer Husky arrives from Reno for city visit. W C T U to meet June 14 at 2 30 with carpet rag sewing and anti narcotics discussion. Sheep numbering thirteen hundred twenty two in Washington county. Local bankers from Delta Keota and Richland attend Cedar Rapids bankers convention.
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