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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1908

Page

5

Local News From The City Past Week

Three shows each evening at the Star theater and fresh salted peanuts at the Vienna shop. Maynard Chapin of Chillicothe Missouri visits friends in the city. The Misses Inn and Eva Crone were Sunday visitors at the Mart Swift home east of town. A England of Parkview West Virginia visits with brother G W England. B F Brown John Holmes Tom Brown and Charlies Shaffer of Crawfordsville came Saturday and stayed the day. Sixteen new members joined the Second United Presbyterian church at yesterday’s communion service. Mrs George Dye and her son George arrived from northern California to spend the summer here before returning to California.

Maynard Chapin Chillicothe Misses Inn Eva Crone Mart Swift B. F. Brown John Holmes Tom Brown Charlies Shaffer Crawfordsville Second United Presbyterian Church George Dye George California

Two Presbyterian Sermons Highlight Spiritual Virtues

Rev John C Abels of Moscow Idaho preached at the Presbyterian church on Matthew 5 47 asking What do we more than others Christ set the standard of love by service and these virtues with faith hope and charity The second sermon The Unspeakable Gift was equally well delivered Rev S R McLaughlin of Eskridge Kan spoke at First United Presbyterian on We are labourers together with God from I Cor 3 9 stressing saving souls as the churchs core work and the value of opportunities to perform it Rev McLaughlins visits endearing prior meetings in this city

John C. Abels Moscow Idaho Presbyterian Church Christ Abel S. R. McLaughlin Eskridge Kan First United Presbyterian Church McLaughlin Kansas Pittsburg General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church D. H Dr. C. W J. D. McLaughlin Church of Today

County News Happenings From Our Various Correspondents

The county news column compiles doings of the people across communities with brief items from local correspondents. It covers neighborhood events, everyday activities, and notable local happenings shaping daily life in the county.

Fairfield Visitors Include Gudgel and Amrine Families

Mr and Mrs Richard Gudgel and daughters Lila and Susie were in Fairfield recently Joe Amrine and family were pleasant Plain callers Thursday

Richard Gudgel Lila Susie Fairfield Joe Amrine

Community notes from Washington and nearby towns

June 22 residents and visitors include Mrs. Mart Neiswanger and baby from Muscatine visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis. Church lawn social clears 20 dollars for the Ladies Aid. Several locals travel to Iowa City and Des Moines for visits or hospital stays, while others return from trips to Biggsville and Washington area schools.

Mart Neiswanger Baby Muscatine Curtis Chas. Porter Ainsworth

Notable Visits and Social Gatherings in Washington Area

June 22 notes Mrs. Linn Vanhorn departed Saturday for a visit with Mrs. Russ McBride in Oelwein Iowa. Frank Bandy and family from Washington spent yesterday at E S Freeland's home. Many business men attended Saturday's convention in Washington. Miss Vera Miller and Miss Vera Potter visited friends in Washington Saturday.

Linn Vanhorn Russ McBride Oelwein Iowa Frank Bandy Washington E. S. Freeland Vera Miller Vera Potter

Local Social and Travel Notes From Ainsworth and Vicinity

June 20 items include Miss Cora Olds visiting Miss Mary Maud Timmons in Ainsworth. Mrs Win Rickey and Misses Blanche and Sylvia Scott spent Monday at William Arnold home in Richmond. John Durst family of Kalona visited Harvey Knapp. Elmer Brimhall sold fattening cattle Friday. John Welch stayed with Harry Welch at Prairie Flower. Winfred Durst attends summer school in Cedar Falls. Iva and Maude Durst attend normal in Washington. Mrs John Byers visiting daughter Mrs Burns near Fairfield.

Cora Olds Ainsworth Mary Maud Timmons Win Rickey Blanche Sylvia Scott William Arnold Richmond John Durst Kalona Harvey Knapp Elmer Brimhall John Welch Harry Welch Prairie Flower Winfred Durst Cedar Falls Iva Maude Durst Washington John Byers Burns Fairfield

Local Notes From Fairfield and Surrounding Areas

June updates report visits by Edith Clark Emma Bloomquist and Lydia Kern in Fairfield while families assist Ab Edwards and Mrs Nora Simpson. A spray wagon built by L Stout Sr and Dike Hesseltine sprays two rows of trees in a 40 acre orchard. John Adrians windmill toppled by a Thursday wind. T C Wood plans a new house near Gudgell place. Wm Wiles Ida Wiles and others called on Perlee friends.

Edith Clark Fairfield Israel Wiles Nora Simpson Ab Edwards McElhinney Earl Simpson Emma Bloomquist Taylor Stout Laura Menefee Crawfordsville L. Stout, Sr Dike Hesseltine Dike Bessie Myers J.T. Mann A. L. Zihlman Lydia Kern Mt. Pleasant John Adrian T. C. Wood Gudgell Place Wm. Wiles Ida Wiles Perlee

Dignity of Teaching Highlighted in Local Institute Talks

W N Clifford of Council Bluffs delivered the final lecture on The Dignity of Teaching arguing teaching is a premier profession requiring high standards and maximum training. Prof W C Wilcox from Iowa City spoke this afternoon and will address The Present Opportunity of the Teacher at the Second United Presbyterian Church. A chapel program features a double quartet tomorrow morning at 9:50 with Wilcox later discussing The Teacher Not Guilty. E C Roberts of Cresco led morning exercises and Misses Lucy Meacham and Katherine Stichter will lead an afternoon watercolor class at 1 40.

W. N. Clifford Council Bluffs Clifford Institute W. C. Wilcox Iowa City Second United Presbyterian Church Wilcox E. C. Roberts Cresco Lucy Meacham Katherine Stichter

Mrs Ada Messenger Visits Des Moines Family

Mrs Ada Messenger of Des Moines visits the 8S P Mc Connaughey home as his condition remains about the same today. Mr and Mrs R Y Frew arrived from Monmouth Illinois to visit their daughter Mrs R 8S Young in West Washington.

Ada Messenger Des Moines P. McConnaughey McConnaughey R. Y. Frew Monmouth Ill Mrs. R

Death of Bri. L. Jones in Wellman

Edward L. Jones, injured in a runaway near Wellman last Friday, died at 2:40 p.m. yesterday at the home of his sister Mrs. Moon. A farmer and son in law of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Folger of Washington, he leaves a wife and children. A brief funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Moon home, with services in Keota M E church and interment at Keota cemetery.

Wellman Edward L. Jones

Miss Mary M Masson Elected Assistant High School Teacher

Miss Mary M Masson has been elected assistant high school teacher in Brighton schools. She graduated with first honors from the local high school and studied at the State university at Iowa City. For the past year she taught at Keswick Iowa and is well qualified for the position.

Mary M. Masson Brighton Masson State University At Iowa City Keswick Iowa

Ice Cream Social Benefit at Bloomquist Home

An ice cream social will be held Thursday evening at the home of John Bloomquist south of the city. Proceeds go to the Eureka Methodist church.

John Bloomquist Eureka Methodist Church

Mrs Emerick Of Oskaloosa Visiting Ed Knupp Home

Mrs Emerick from Oskaloosa is visiting this week at the Ed Knupp residence, sharing time with the family and daily activities.

Mrs. Emerick of Oskaloosa Ed Knupp

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