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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1910

Page

2

Doings of the People in Richmond and Nearby

Miss Iva McBride of Gladwin visits with her uncle Hial Reece and family. A Texas Ranger show drew locals to Ka iona Tuesday evening. Fred Radda advances on a new residence cellar under H. W Reece and J. G. Selement. Frank Chez and Albert Lintz visited Washington Wednesday. Farmers welcome the returning spring weather. John Robinson and Harrison Strabla hedge F. J. Duder.

Richmond Iva McBride Gladwin Hial Reeece Texas Ranger Kaiona Fred Radda H. W Reece J. G. Selement Frank Chez Albert Lintz Washington John Robinson Harrison Strabla F. J. Duder

Local Social Notes Highlight Summer Visits and Events

Ralph Scott and several Bartholomew relatives return from Pel-In for commencement. Esther Bartholomew and Rosa Faulkner finish Freshman year at the Academy and stay for summer. Clendenning and Gilliland families host visitors in Keota. Genkingers attend Beatty-Hopengardner wedding. Isaiah Bush, Elmer Horning attend Richmond social. Prairie Flower Children’s Day service set for June 26. Hattie Faulkner attends normal school. Harry Turner and Miss Whiting visit Wheelan home.

Ralph Scott Nelle Esther Bartholomew Ella Clara Rosa Faulkner Vera Knupp Ethel Negley Pel- In Academy Isaiah Bush Elmer and Clara Horning Richmond Prairie Flower Hattie Faulkner

Kalona Notes Include Funerals and New Plant Plans

The Kalona community reports the funeral of Mrs. Levi Troyer at the Kalona M. E. church and the burial of Mrs. Barbara Gingerich at East Union. Locals discuss the Kalona Brick & Tile plant, road work by PP. Hlutt, and activity from J. Snider, Irvin Dierdorff, and Miss Nita Edmondson among other residents.

Levi Troyer Kalona M. E Troyer Kalona John Brown Barbara Gingerich East Union Church J. M. Bonham M. N. Adams PP. J. Hlutt

Wellman Social Roundup Notes Visits and Local News

William Kirkpatrick of Dubuque auditor for Western Lumber spent Monday with his parents in Wellman and his son accompanied him. Chapman returns from Walier Montana with Valier Land Co. people Jennie Wade and Carrie Ash visit Washington. Keith Adams owns a fine spotted pony. Mrs Waltrous of Minden Michigan returns home after visiting Amos Hull. Walter Livesey plans to sell his Wellman residence and move to Montana for farming. Wayne Whetstine and Lola Endsley of Columbus Junction visit. Miss Erma Booth spends day in Iowa City. Rev Lewsadder of Streator Illinois visits T P McReynolds. Howard Mehaffey works for Everette Fleming. Maxine Snavely visits great uncle near Burlington. Texas Ranger tent show performs in the park.

Wellman William Kirkpatrick Dubuque Western Lumber Company William Kirkpatrick Chapman Walier Montana Valier Land Company Herbert Ash Donna King Jennie Wade Carrie Ash Washington Howard Cooper Keith Adams Waltrous Minden Mich Amos Hull Hull Walter Livesey Mr Livesey Wayne Whetstine Lola Endsley Columbus Junction Erma Booth Iowa City Rev. Lewsadder Streator T. P. McReynolds Howard Mehaffey Everette Fleming Maxine Snavely Burlington Texas Ranger’s

Uncle Walt the Poet Philosopher on a Dead King

Satirical verse by Walt Mason from 1910 questions how Abyssinian king Menelik dies This piece mocks royal obituaries and the fragility of public mourning, noting repeated “deaths” and the poets’ challenge in writing solemn lays about a monarch who dies and rises in a cycle.

Menelik Biz

Local social notes from town and visitors

Mrs. Henry Durian hosted a small afternoon gathering. Clara and Eva Wage man visited with Iowa City friends earlier in the week. Will Wade Sr. returned from Des Moines. Enos Miller and Charles Maple thorpe graduated from the medical department in Iowa City. Grandma Nichols of Chicago now visits Hannibal before returning to see Paris. Shachner Haller and Giles Jane visited relatives in Riverside. Florence Kirkendall returns from SU I work. Teachers may attend Iowa City institute. Mrs. Frank Cedarburg visiting Jessup relatives. Lewis King visiting old friends from West Virginia. C Shiller business in Lone Tree. Mrs. Clarke Brown visited daughter Jessie in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Eardley Bell visited Iowa City friends. Jake Chapman family with Chapman's mother in Kinross. Ed Kirkpatrick attended Masonic lodge in Waterloo. Mrs. H G Moore and Myrtle plan summer at Lake Okoboji. J N Gardner building a large cement block blacksmith shop replacing the old frame. Perrin Bros Glen Allen Eli Deen and wife visiting Washington.

Henry Durian Clara Eva Wageman Iowa City Will Wade, Sr Des Moines Enos Miller Charles Maplethorpe Grandma Nichols Chicago Jay Hannibal Paris Paris. Mesdames John Shachner James Haller Giles Jane Riverside Florence Kirkendall S U. 1 Hazel Winner Clara Wagamon Mary Henn Nettie Crawford Liberty Zimmerman Lizetta von Hoene Institute Washington Frank Cedarburg Jessup Lewis King West Virginia C. Shiller Lone Tree Clarke Brown Jessie Cedar Rapids Eardley Bell Jake Chapman Chapman Kinross Ed Kirkpatrick Masonic Eranch Lodge Waterloo H. G. Moore Myrtle Lake Okoboji J. N. Gardner Perrin Bros Glen Allen Eli Deen

Local News Briefs From Dublin Community

Mrs Will Augustine visited at the parental Stevenson home Thursday Robert McCaleb traveled to Washington on business The New Haven Ladies Aid met with Mrs Churchill Wednesday and enjoyed a fine time George Frain bought a new automobile Mrs Arthur Conrad and three children visited Jim McCaleb's last Thursday Howard Mangold and sister Bernice went to Washington Friday The B Y P A of New Haven hosts an ice cream social on the church lawn Thursday evening the 23rd All are invited

Will Augustine Stevenson Robert McCaleb Washington New Haven

Ainsworth Social Notes and Railway Movements

June 17 notices show Miss May Pearson visiting Washington between trains while Mrs. R E Rhea shopped there. Wilma and Helen Paul rode to Washington to visit Uncle George H. Paul. C C Chambers left for Burlington to begin railway postal clerk work to Minneapolis. Masonic lodge held first degree with guests from Washington Cotter and wives served refreshments. Allen Gaines and Frank Sands headed to Oelwein to view land. Gladys Fitzgerald left for Cedar Falls. Mrs O D Chapel rode to Verdi to visit.

Ainsworth Masonic Lodge Howard Wilson Lyman Babcock Washington R. L. Richards R. L Hughes Cotter Allen Gaines Frank Sands Oelwein Gladys Fitzgerald Cedar Falls

Passenger George Goble Joins Davenport Trip This Morning

W. A. Chapel and family mention a connection as George Goble rode as a passenger for Davenport this morning.

Husband W. A. Chapel George Goble Davenport

Crawfordsville Social Briefs Include Church Meeting Echoes

John McCleary returns from the United Presbyterian church assembly in Philadelphia after two weeks visiting friends in Ohio and the East. Several locals travel to Washington and Libertyville for visits and services, including Mrs. Daisy McFarland and Rev. J. L. Sawyer.

John McCleary General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Ohio T. St. Maxwell Chillicothe Alfred Johnson Frank McCoy A. EK. Gault Georgia Hugh J. Davis Samuel Fishburn Washington Don Wittman J. D. Dodds Wyman

Foley Kidney Pills Praise From Springfield Reader

Mr B F Kelley of Springfield Illinois reports kidney and bladder troubles improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. He describes relief from dull headaches and painful urinary issues with the product after a few weeks. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McBeanhiny Drug Co. are noted.

B. F. Kelley Springfield Foley Lemmon McBeihinney Drug Co

Board Board Supervisors End Ground Hog Bounty

The board of supervisors passed a resolution stating no bounty on ground hogs will be paid after July 2. The notice sets the deadline and official stance for local wildlife bounty payments.

Board of Supervisors

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