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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
6
Local notes from Muscatine and Washington
June 16 items report visitors including Miss Bell Marr and Miss Mamie Rush. Baseball game at Washington beat Brighton 11 to 10 with injuries to James Strain and G A Carson on interference at first base. Various residents shopped, toured Washington, or visited relatives. Hagenbeck show attended in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Thompson
Washington
P. Nichols
Muscatine
F. G. Sands
J. W. Kirkpatrick
G. A. Carson
Hi. Clarahan
E. H. House
W. W. Moore
Lettie Trotter
O. BE. S
A. Carson
Frank
Harry Cassel
G. M. Welch
Red Oak
Clarinda
Passing Through Haskins on Way to Milwaukee
June 16 notes list J. H. Peckham and wife traveling from this place to Milwaukee. Local residents include Mr. and Mrs. Badham in Washington, Maurice Jones and Ernest Badhan visiting, Opal Hand home from vacation, J. Mathers and family in Washington, Emily Mathers in town, Wm. McCartney taking hogs to Chicago, and Mrs. Beardsley with Ollie visiting Muscatine. Church services announced for Sabbath at 3 p.m. by Rev. Thompson from Nebraska, with Bethel sermon at 11. Joe Weir recovering from appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Peckham
Washington
Haskins
Milwaukee
Wis
J. F. Badham
Maurice Jones
Ernest Badhan
Near Colver
Miss Opal Hand
J. ©. Mathers
Emily Mathers
Wm. McCartney
Chicago
Local Social Roundup With Visits and Health Notes
Miss Eda Kos returns home from the country and Miss Ida Wieland visits Ber tha Grady in Muscatine. Mrs. Chariie Bear is ill with appendicitis. Miss Leona Shillig sews for sister Mrs. Albert Escher. Mrs. Cecil Boyd of Quincy Ill visits with her two babies at her parents home. Knebel and Winnie spend Wednesday in Washington. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Chalupa visit Max Whitmire on Wednesday. Some farmers plant corn for the third time. Mrs Emma Lehrer visits her mother Mrs Johanna Marek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eda Kos
Ida Wieland
Bertha Grady
Muscatine
Chariie Bear
Leona Shillig
Albert Escher
Cecil Boyd
Quincey, Ll
John Holub
Knebel
Winnie
Washington
Rural Route Two Social At Booths In June
June 15. The neighborhood youths enjoyed a social at Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Booths Wednesday night. Wilber Beenblossoms attended Children's Day in Washington and visited H. A. Hoppings. Myrtle Brookhart Emma Hays and Mary Boucher closed their schools last Friday. Johnny McKune and Robert Buntenbach have new top buggies. Earl Johnny Simpson and Ethel Waters visited Mr. and Mrs. John Green at Keota over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Booth
Wilber Beenblossom
Washington
H. A. Hopping
Myrtle Brookhart
Emma Hays
Mary Boucher
Johnny McKune
Robert Buntenbach
Earl
Johnny Simpson
Ethel Waters
John Green
Keota
Local Notes and Social News Highlights
Miss Tillie Coppock has a fine new piano. Miss Mary Bouche attends Normal in Washington this week and next. George Park travels west to Iowa City last week for an eye operation and is recovering well. A heavy rain Friday spoiled the ice cream supper at Mureka school house disappointing many. Johnny McKune attended the Children’s Day service at Wayland Sunday. Bert Gibson took his grandfather to Illinois Tuesday to visit relatives. Mrs Jerry Hopping visited from Oskaloosa last week and may settle in Washington. Mrs L F Sigafoose visited daughter Mrs Wilber Beenblossom on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Coppock
Mary Bouche
Washington
George Park West
Iowa City
Mureka School
Johny McKune
Wayland
Bert Gibson
Illinois
Jerry Hopping
Oskaloosa
L. F. Sigafoose
Wilber Beenblossom
Now is the time for Hyomel treatment
An advertisement urges use of Hyomel for catarrhal troubles during May and June. It promotes a one dollar Hyomei kit including inhaler, dropper, and bottle with a lifetime-lasting design and optional extra bottles for fifty cents. Columbia Pharmacy offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Pharmacy
Normal enrollment rises to 207 with Jennie Nelson added
The Normal enrollment reached 207 today with Miss Jennie Nelson joining the B division. Mrs. Mitchell gave her final chapel address as she prepared to depart. Miss Porter outlined examination times for June 17 with a morning session on orthography physiology and penmanship and an afternoon session on didactics and reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Nelson
Mitchell
Porter
Women Suffering From Weakness Find Relief in Compound
An advertisement claims women suffer from fatigue and weakness but can regain health after using Lydie E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound marketed for restoring vitality. The copy invokes common complaints of exhaustion and poor wellbeing.
Miss Kate McDonald Advises Pinkham Remedy
A reader in Woodbridge New Jersey describes uterine trouble with symptoms of low mood backache and sleeplessness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and urges other women to obtain the remedy and contact Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kate McDonald
Woodbridge
N. J
Pinkham
Pleasant Hill Children Day program schedule and events
A detailed program for Children Day Exercises at Pleasant Hill on June 18 at 2 30 p m lists organ voluntaries prayers recitations songs and drills by numerous local students and staff with names including Mable McKee Bryan Swift Myrtie Saville and Edna McKee plus a separate note about Nickel Plate Road train fares and schedules from Chicago to Buffalo and other eastern points with stops and meal options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Mable Mckee
Jesus
Bryan Swift
Donald Mitchel
Blossom Band
Cecil Caldwel
Myrtie Saville
Mamie Thompson
Homer Kephart
Daisy Kephart
Mabe Kephart
Flossie Thompson
Hazel Caldwell
Huldah Putman
Edith Swift
Holy City
Edna McKee
Ethel Booth
Vern Tomlinson
Francis Swift
Willie Miller
Freddie Kephart
S. P. Telford
Ruth Swift
Kingdom of Heaven
Grace Pratt
Buffalo
N. Y
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Chautauqua Lake
Fort Wayne
Cleveland
Erie
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago Depot
van Buren and
LaSalle St
LaSalle and
van Buren Sts
Auditorium Annex
Real estate claim notices and unknown claimants listed
A legal notice enumerates owners and unknown claimants of real estate, detailing surviving spouses heirs and devisees as defendants. It requests title quieting, mortgage cancellation, and relief with a September 1905 court deadline and addresses venues in Washington City, Iowa. The notice ends with a health ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Washington County
Ore Covenant Lodge
Washington
Iowa
S'mon P. Teeple
Richard Moore
Claudius T. Hendrix
C. T. Hendrix
Joseph B. Davis
Mary . McElroy
May P. McElroy
William BR. Carruthers
Ss. J. Carruthers
W. EB. Caruthers
J. W. Casil
PP. W
Lowl
City
Lowi
Lowa
Covenant Lodge Number 101
N. A. Crawford
Recorder
Aintif
Simon P. Teqpie
Richard Moore Claudius T. Hendrix
William B. Carruthers
W. B. Caruthers
May P. McFfrey
Mary P. Mothys
P. W. Casil
P. W. Cassill
E.M. Casil
Elizabeth Cassil
E. W. Cassill
E. C. Stephens
T. B. Stephens
Thomas B. Stephens
C. W. Baker
Henry K. Wolcott
H. K. Wolcott
Newton Wagon Company
Ann Jane Crawford
Francis Della Crawford
Lydia Edieth Crawford
8. M. Cox
J. H. Wilson
John Winters
A. Singmaster
Naomi A. Crawford
Simon P. Teeple
Wiilliam K. Carruthers
Mary P. Mearoy
W. Casi
P. W Casi
E. M. Casil
Elizabeth Casiil
W. Cassill
BE. C. Stephens
J. W. Casilans
Elijah C. Stephens
N A. Crawford
County
Also Mentioned on This Page
the County News
Journal
Ainsworth
Richmon
Hyomel
County Normal
H. E. McCollum
A. N. McEwain
Nate Vampirell
M. Alexander
Fairfield
IT. C. Davis
Lydie BE
Garret
Ssnouffer
Hughes & Co
Marbourg & Helwick
Dr. King
J. Hl. Stewart
Mandel Brothers
America
Mande! Brothers
J. A. McCall
C. S. Harper
Osteopath
Klein Klothing Ko
Everine Remedy Co
I11
Golumbia Pharmacy
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