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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
3
Local correspondents report on community events and daily life in the county. Read updates from various towns as residents share happenings and daily news of interest.
June 21 report lists Mrs Elizabeth Gallagher and daughters returning from West Chester while Miss Elma Sharp comes back from Washington for a convention. Ada Hollingsworth leaves for Washington to attend normal. Anderson returns to Illinois after a two week visit with his sister Mrs Melissa Anderson. Nora Stewart and Allie Keiser visit J C Weisenberger home north of town. Valquardsen fell while painting the Klein home and broke his leg.
Mrs Stover leaves Kalona for a Washington visit with her daughter Mrs A Sharp. W F Brinton presented a moving picture at the opera house to a full house with many unable to gain entry. Edna Ellen and Flossie Kepler and Mary Deweese attend normal at Washington.
June 21 reports Winnie McClelland on sick list. Marsh Crossett served as caller at Joe Crossett’s Wednesday. Irvin Robinson did business in Williamsburg Wednesday. Millar Jenkins purchased butcher goods from Steve Ansman this week. John Polton files for Lou Adams. Mrs Joe McClehend shopped in Wellman Thursday. Some residents attended Children’s Day exercises in Wellman Sunday eve.
The forecast for Iowa calls for generally fair conditions with local thunder storms tonight and Sunday. Warmer temperatures expected in the east and central portions tonight.
Claude Bevans works for H. O. Snider while Chris D. Mann expects a trip to Idaho soon. Ben Hill and the Emerson plow man of Wayland called on their trade along the route Thursday.
June 20 brief notes from Brighton include Mrs. Owen Wiles with mumps, Miss Jessie Carpenter working for Aaron Arnold, Lula Knorr visiting Merrimac, Mont and George Simpson returning from Keithsburg, Floyd Shephard with John Mann, Miss Mary Davison with Fred Cannon, Bert Simpson in Fort Madison for hoisting engine, Anna Myers in Fairfield, Mabel Lower at Normal in Washington, Weldy James family home from Batavia, Wm Daw son visit by Bennett family, J F Lowe painting, Clark helping plow with Lawrence Grosscup, corn planter chatter, Howard Dawson scalded arm but recovering, and a query about snake disposal on roads.
The notice announces a sale or transfer at the Hotel Eldorado 320 South Marion Ave on Sunday June 23 1907 from 12 30 pm to 2 pm. The menu lists 25 cent items including clam chowder olives onions beets lettuce chicken dressing cream gravy peas strawberry short cake pies cakes tea coffee and milk.
Local notes report Sunday bill of fare at Eldorado hotel, church ice cream social planned with music by the band. Several residents, including Lydia Eicher and Misses Nora and Bessie Curran, return from trips to Chicago Milwaukee Oberlin and Columbus Junction with visits to family and friends.
Local items report J C Harper returning to Crawfordsville from the city and multiple family visits as Mrs W E Groendycke, Mrs W C Shaw, and others travel to West Chester or Columbus Junction. Baptist ladies host a church lawn social with music by a band. Also noted is a Foley's Kidney Cure advertisement promising relief for kidney and bladder troubles.
The Broomstick Club invites attendees to a social event at the Walnut school house six miles west of the city on the Brighton road this Saturday evening June 22. Proceeds will benefit the hitching rack fund and all are welcome.
Members of the Home Guards and their families are invited to a picnic at Sunset Park on Monday evening June 24 with supper at 6 30. Attendees should bring well tilled baskets. water on the grounds and hitch racks for teams.
Pains in the stomach colic and diarrhoea are quickly relieved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. When in need of such a medicine give it a trial. For sale by Cook and Sherman.
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