Miss Mayme Walker Attends Floris Appointment
Miss Mayme Walker accompanies her father to his Floris appointment on Saturday. The report notes church events and obituaries, including services for Grandma Hudson at Floris and Will Watson in Finchford.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
3
Miss Mayme Walker accompanies her father to his Floris appointment on Saturday. The report notes church events and obituaries, including services for Grandma Hudson at Floris and Will Watson in Finchford.
Mrs Chas EbI and children return from Iowa City. Rene Schnoebelen returns from Wisconsin for Hawkeye Lightning Rod Co. Elmer McGr0e visits mother in West Union. Mrs Gregory Schnoebelen visits Elizabeth Shebek. John Knittel travels to Iowa City to bring home wife from surgery for appendicitis. Uncle Tom's Cabin show next Friday. Lone Tree baseball to play East Side park next Friday. Tim Riley of Burlington in town for Equitable Life Insurance. Joseph Fouchek of Lone Tree visits.
Blanche Moss, long time stenographer for the Hawkeye Lightning Rod Co, resigns and moves to Cedar Rapids to take a similar position in the same line of work.
Emmet McDowell joins Doctor Trumbauer to Keota on business. Iree Longwell and Jin Hanley haul hogs to Huffman. A group attended Uncle Tom's Cabin at Wellman. Geo Cave family visited Hanley's. New Molines owned by Cherry and Desing. Grant Griffin plans modern residence. Verne Romine improving. Jim Stump shipped fat hogs. (Continued on page 65.) Local news from Iowa City area with short notices on roads, sightings, sales, and community events.
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