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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
2
A summer cold can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia if ignored. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly to loosen coughing, soothe inflamed air passages, and expel the cold. Lemmon's Pharmacy, McKinnelly Drug Co.
In Washington, Iowa, the opening game of the Iowa Amateur Baseball season saw Fairfield visit and lose 4 to 3. Washington built a 4–0 lead by the fourth, Fairfield rallied to 4–3 by the ninth before Washington closed out the win with a heads-up play at third base.
Ladies urged to call before June 15 to join Snow's dressmaking system. 99th Mrs. M. C. McDonald, Manager.
The town welcomes a large opening enrollment at the High School for the Normal Institute with 158 registered by two this afternoon from trains autos and carriages. Miss Ilo Purvis notes unusually large turnout and Miss Edna Lyman starts a five session lecture series on storytelling for children this afternoon.
The Commercial club conducted its annual officer election yesterday with officers named for the coming year. The stockholders also met last night for the annual business session, listing officers including S. W. Brookhart J. G. Gardner and W. A. White.
The treasurer reported a year end balance of 1009.88 and praised finances as excellent. President elect Col. O. W. Brookhart spoke on city progress goals for his administration before an informal discussion and adjournment.
The funeral service for Mrs. G. M. Walker was held yesterday at four o'clock at the residence with the First United Presbyterian choir. The casket was sent to Kansas City on the Southwest Limited at 12:44 this morning for burial in Mt. Washington Cemetery. The funeral party included Mr. Walker and the visiting children.
D. C. Birney suffered severe injuries when a stallion kicked and struck him in his East Washington street barn outside the city. His jaw was broken in two places, his lower lip torn, and several teeth knocked out. He received chest injuries but remained conscious. a doctor arrived quickly and he rests, hopeful for a full recovery though facial disfigurement is possible.
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