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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1912

Page

2

Happenings Around Wellman June 22 1912

Mise Eloise Fisher of Pierre is visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Shomberg. A church recital aimed to raise funds for a summer tent for primary classes. Several locals and visitors, trips to Des Moines Chicago and Kalona, and a Cedar Rapids Boosters visit are noted. Marengo Epworth League attendees and a wedding near Wellman are also mentioned.

Wellman Mise Eloise Fisher Pierre N. D Kk. D. Lewis Ed Mackey Hewitt Karr Arthur Jones Mary Hontrager Kalona van Hoene J. A. Boatman Muscatine M. KE Ladies’ Aid FE. D. Lewis Mary Iden Riverside Henry Wells New Mexico Henry J. B. Lloyd Cedar Rapids Anderson Arthur Walton Patterson Ida Long Rose Dawson Jessie Adams Liberty Zimmerman Jennie Dodds Epworth League Marengo K. of P Washington Knowlton Decorah Iowa Ora Andrew Ella Andrew Weat Liberty Reeve C. C. Gardner Excelsior Springs Gardner Mabel Freel Hucke Pee Grundy Center FB. D. Cederburg Ira Bartholomew Iowa City I. G. Moore W. T. Hamilton Chicago Harridon Ollie Smith W. P. Knowlton Miss Shomberg Eloise Fisher Baptist Young People’s Union J. C. Nicola Williamsburg W. H. Wishard’s Jas. Carlyle Phoebe Longwell Rogers Daytonville Clint Booth Drs. Burge Cedar Falls Eunice Ayers Belle Thompson Keswick Chas Herbert de France 8. G. Bell Wellman Friends

Old Apple Tree Story Ends With Humble Harvest Lesson

A farmer plans to cut down an aging apple tree despite family pleas. The tree pleads for life as bees sting the farmer when he strikes. He retreats, deciding the old tree is worth more for the honey it yields than a new one.

Daddy Evelyn Jack

Chiggers Haunt Woodland Nook Dismaying Local Felicitations

A rustic ode narrates men battling chiggers in the woods while skeeters and pests frustrate efforts to enjoy nature. The piece recalls a past flirtation with Susan Mirandy as chiggers drive youths from shade. It notes Floy Owen as an Epworth League delegate and Parker visiting Harmon Coakley’s home near Richmond.

Weasel Susan Mirandy Floy Owen Marengo Chas. Parker Walters Harmon Coakley Richmond

Local residents attend Presbyterial Young People meeting

Crawfordsville residents including Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Currie and family traveled to Keota for a Presbyterial Y P Young People society meeting of Keokuk Presbytery. Several locals visited, attended social events, or traveled to nearby towns for duties and visits.

Crawfordsville J. C. Currie Lois Maxwell Mina McCleary Clint Rhea Clement Edgar Keota Presbyterial Young People’s Society of Winfield Will Patterson W. D. Fishburn Reo Florence Maxwell G. W. Nicholaus Olds H. G. Crawford Mart Olds Ainsworth F. J. Maxwell Bessie Tet White Mary Nellie Manners Ray Miller Thomas Smylie Charles McCleary Ralph Morehead Ralph Bozetian Washington Dr. Woodburne

Gardner and Grassell Lumber Move to New Office

Mr. McBride of Keswick visits his sister Mrs. I. N. Turnipseed. Carl Oldfield attends summer school at Cedar Falls. Rey Millice returns home to Kellogg after a short visit with friends.

Gardner & Grassell Lumber Company Mr. McBride Keswick I. N. Turnipseed Carl Oldfield Cedar Falls Rey Millice Kellogg

Barnyard Hazard Injures Boy At Ainsworth

Oscar Mo ran aged fifteen was running across a barn lot when he struck a barbed wire across the path tearing a three cornered hole in the chin. Seven stitches were needed and tissue removed from inside the lip. The accident is serious but healing expected.

Ainsworth Oscar Moran Glynn Rowan Monmouth Fred Moore Mary Chambers Milliand Merle Brighton Ingham Lynne VanHorn Grace Walker Iowa City Miss Walker Albert Taylor M. L. Miller Regal J. A. Marsh H. G. Crawford Billie

Local News Briefs From Washington Visit And Town Notes

Washington visits by residents, injuries from glass and barbed wire, Ebner and family travels for medical care, hospitalizations and home care. Community events include the Children’s Day program with multiple performances, recitations, songs and a flag exercise.

Old Age Joys Promoted By Chamberlains Tablets

The advertisement asserts that every life stage has joys and older people can be happy by using Chamberlains Tablets to aid digestion and bowel regularity. It claims the tablets are mild and suitable for middle-aged and older adults and are sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Gale Lemmon's Pharmacy

Wedding and funeral notices in Pleasant Hill area

June 20 1912 Pleasant Hill report lists invitations for the Gertie Wagner Lloyd Easter wedding to June 26. Henry Lovelett’s funeral held with Rev S K Coates assisting. autos shuttle relatives to Lone Tree for the death. An all day church meeting is announced with Men and Religion Forward Movement in charge.

Pleasant Hill Arthur Ruebsam Baby Robert Kephart Gertie Wagner Lloyd Elmer Charley Kephart Art Long Lone Tree Henry Lovelett Silas Caldwell Men and Religion Forward Movement Washington S. K. Coates

Dayton Grove Diary Highlights Local Visits and Repairs

Day by day notes from Dayton Grove on June 19 1912 report Ernie Meeks and family visiting J Bitting s home Sunday evening Hi White of West Chester installed a two horse power gasoline engine for Welling Walters last Saturday. Miss Wombacher completed carpenter work at Walters farm and Mrs J Bitting traveled to Washington.

Dayton Grove Ernie Meeks J. Bitting Hi. White West Chester Welling Walters

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Satisfied Women

A series of testimonials from women in Reedville Oregon New Orleans Mishawaka Mishawaka Alton Station Deisem Lakota Dakota praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. They report improved sleep reduced nervousness and restored health after months of suffering. The letters name several locations and individual signatories.

Reedville Ore Lydia E. Pinkham Mary Bonarr Oregon New Orleans Lydia Kk. Pinkham Gaston Blondeau Polymnia St Mishawaka Ind Lydia Ek. Pinkham Chas. Bauer E. Marion St Alton Station Emma Bailey Lydia BE. Pinkham Mrs. Lb’. M. Thorn Deisem No. Dak

Local Briefs From Haskins and Surroundings

Albert Taylor is seriously ill at his home north of here. J M Stone ran his Regal 30 in Haskins Friday evening. Jesse Marr shipped a car of hogs from here Friday. M L Jennings is hauling sand and cement to build a new cave. Misses Inez Ethel and Vivian Booth attended the Herr Henry wedding at Ainsworth Thursday. Mrs. Thomas O Connor left Friday for a visit in Des Moines. Mrs Godfrey and daughter, of …

Washington L. A. Sands Roy Raymond Alcorn I. F. Stafford Roy Chas Harison Guthrie Center Okla John Godlove Oscar Moran Hazel Booth Neta Wehr Clara Birney Soto G. C. Reames Lee Ebner Helen Reames Dorothy Stafford Vivian Booth Janieta Rabenold Haskins Albert Taylor Here J. M. Stone Regal Jesse Marr M. L. Jennings Inez Ethel Herr-Henry Ainsworth Thomas O'Connor Des Moines Godfrey

Port Hudson Falls After Vicksburg Siege

During the Civil War Banks forces lay siege to Port Hudson for six weeks near Vicksburg. Confederate defenses under General Gardner endured famine and bombardment as a flour mill was burned, troops ate rats, and finally the white flag signaled surrender.

Grant Vicksburg Banks Mississippi Port Hudson Gardner Gulf Louisiana

Hall's Catarrh Cure Excerpt Claims Deafness Cure

An 19th century advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It promises one hundred dollars for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, claims ease of cure and offers free circulars. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

Markets Open With Mixed Prospects on Cattle and Sheep

Chicago June 22 1912 market report shows receipts of 11000 with yesterday 11837 and 1995 shipments. Prospects for cattle and sheep are steady with strong to higher Monday expectations and prices ranging around 7.60 to 7.75 for bulk. Packers direct receipts and overall market activity vary across light mixed heavy and rough categories.

Chicago

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