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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1912

Page

2

Pleasant Hill Doings and Local Weddings in 1912

Pleasant Hill notes list sewing by Miss Bessie Swift for Mrs. Virnus Bradford and Rev. B W Pettit officiating at the Wagner Easter wedding at noon. Visitors include Mrs. Frank Telford Naomi Menzer and Mrs. Robert Kephart. An all day church meeting drew a large audience, with a notable afternoon men’s session.

Wilson Nichols Des Moines Frank Telford Naomi Menzer Lone Tree Fred Telford Robert Kephart

Social Notes from Wellman and Nearby Visits June 1912

Mrs. William Bontrager hosted visitors in Wellman on Monday. A N Grady and wife vacationing in Chicago. Mrs Gotleib Hess of Iowa City stayed with J W Cupp over Sunday. Mrs Faurote and daughter returned to Silvis Illinois after two weeks with the Win Hesselschwerdt home. Miss Mabel Palmer left for Mason City then Rockford Illinois to visit relatives. Several Iowa City residents toured today including Mr and Mrs David Flexner and daughter Helen and others. P D Shetler returned from Colorado to tend his land interests.

P. D. Shetler Colorado

South Prairie Flower and Local News Notes in June

Mrs Hogue of Monmouth visits daughter Mrs Elmer Brimhal. Mrs Ira Rathmel returns from near Bushnell. Pearl Phillips returns from Lake Geneva convention. Rev C Hamilton called to attend Mrs Dave Benson's funeral. Mrs Ruby Beauchamp hosts sister Helen from Winfield. Bray of Richland visits daughter Mrs Tom Stewart. Joe Wolfe family pick cherries east of town. Residents travel to Keota for Chautauqua. Wm Phillips family and Co Schwartz travel in car. Many on route report sick horses and declining stock. Roy Burham and Will Todd plan Iowa City visit. Weekly family and Glenn Schwartz travel to Winfield in new car. Seed corn driers advertised. north county buyers. Jessie Dodds visits Geo McAvoy. Co F Schwartz hosts niece’s family from Muscatine.

South Prairie Flower R. 1 Hogue Monmouth Elmer Brimhal Ira Rathmel Bushnell Pearl Phillips Lake Geneva Wis Hamilton Wa Dave Benson Ruby Beauchamp Roy Burhham Will Todd Iowa City F. B Glenn Schwartz Winfield Jessie Dodds Geo. McAvoy F. Schwartz Muscatine

Leet Family Pledge Journey Start West Chester

A. G. Leet and his daughter Lucy begin a journey from West Chester on June 27, 1912, marking the start of a planned travel or move event documented in the local paper.

West Chester A. G. Leet Lucy

Swatting Flies Aims To Rid Village Of Nuisance

A ridiculing verse imagines driving away flies by force using swatters tar and feathers and public safety tools. It waxes poetic about disease and public harm caused by flies and calls for drastic methods to rid the land, ending with a call to exile them on rails.

Loneyard

New York Today to Be Gone Until October

Local notes record small transfers and events including Jas Lewis selling a White auto to W H Brinning and A T Augustine. John Powell buys an E M F from Lytle Bros. L A Munro’s cattle brought $9 35, a record high. Clarence Easter clerks at McFarlane store. Ball game attended in Washington. Stock shipments to Chicago. Rev W F Graham hears Governor Hadley at Keota. W N Plummer paints his home. Baptist meetings continue nightly amid good crowds and pleasant weather and roads.

New York Jas Lewis W. H. Brinning A. T. Augustine John Powell Lytle Bros L. A. Munro Clarence Easter McFarlane Washington Chicago W. F. Graham Hadley Keota W. N. Plummer The Baptist Church

Local visitors and a family obituary in Crawfordsville

On June 2 1812 Crawfordsville residents and guests from Wayland Washington and Winfield were seen visiting relatives and attending errands. The death of David Brown formerly of Crawfordsville and living in Missouri was reported to his brother Bri Brown.

Crawfordsville Iva Shaffer Wayland Winfield Frank Macon Washington Esterday Abe Essley Roy Stewart Roy Fletcher F. J. Maxwell Burlington L. L. Teas Walter Menafee N. J. Lease

Mothers Friend urged for expectant mothers during pregnancy

A 19th century promotion explains that women should prepare their bodies for childbirth with Mother's Friend. It claims smoother labor, better recovery, and a healthier baby, urging expectant mothers to use the product and request a free booklet from Bradfield Reg regulator Co.

Bradfield Regulator CO Atlante

Country society notes and a June wedding at Wagner farm

A Washington Iowa society page reports mills of social events including a large home gathering by Mrs. Wickham, prize poems at Mrs. John Jackson’s, and a wedding at Knight Wagner’s home. It highlights guests from Fairfield East Orange and Davenport, with a June 26 ceremony for Lloyd Easter and Gertrude Mae Wagner, and a June 27 reception at the groom’s parents.

A. A. Rynearson North Inn Avenue Wyn. Cuefee Lacy, S. D Mrs. Chaffee Washington County E. T. Wickham Washington Boulevard Wickham Katherine Marbourg Harry Montgomery L. D. Robinson J. D. Glasgow W. E. Chilecote Killarney M. K. Dicken Lucile Montgomery Mildred Stewart Maurine McLaughlin Cora Teeter Marie Morrison Lydia Eicher Marie Chilcote Ruth Wilson Cecil Rogers Dorothea Wickham City C. M. Buchanan Fairfield C. W Starts Knight Wagner Washington Lloyd Easter Wm. Easter Gertrude Mae Wagner Howard Wagner Roy Davison Mendelssohn Peti't Albia Pleasant Hill Howard Waener Will Caldwell Fred Wagner Davison Brothers Mr. Easter Miss Wagner

Church society announces meetings this week

The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Fila Rownd at 1114 East Washington St. Ay-Regular meeting Thursday evening at usual place. The Ladies' League of the First Baptist church will hold their meeting Friday afternoon in the church parlors and asks attendees to bring a needle and thimble. Every body come, 11412.

Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Fila Rownd East Washington St Ladies’ League of the First Baptist Church Fourth Ward

Poor Fishing Near Muscatine Struggles to Reward Anglers

Muscatine reports few sensational catches this season as fishing along the slough and river yields small catches. Anglers travel far hoping for haul, but high water and recent conditions hinder success. Officials expect better results as water levels fall and conditions improve.

Muscatine

Residence and household goods for sale north of Commercial club

The owner offers a residence on East Washington street and household goods for sale. Interested parties may view the home and items at the residence. Goods include typical housekeeping articles in fine condition and are offered by private sale. Telephone 710 11206 for more information.

Commercial Club East Washington Street R. T. Mecali

Old Age Joys Promised by Chamberlain Tablets

Advertisement promoting Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion and regular bowels in middle aged and older adults. Mild and gentle in action. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Chamberlain Lemmon’s Pharmacy

Her Preference. A Fragment From a Wedding Interview

A damaged fragment shows a couple discussing marriage. The text reads an exchange about the bride Susan and her husband Robert, with garbled dialogue and unclear context. The snippet hints at domestic life but lacks complete details.

Chautauqua 13 Opens at Keota With Governor Hadley

Keota Iowa June 27. The Chautauqua drew large crowds with Governor Hadley of Missouri as the headliner. He spoke on politics rather than his expected topic The Situation in Chicago. Music and lectures filled the program with performances by Balalaika orchestra Thavius International band and the Grand Opera Sextette. All expenses for this year are paid and next year is already planned for June.

Keota Iowa Evening Journal Chautauqua Grounds Hadley Missouri Chicago Balalaika Orchestra Gearhart Thaviu Grand Opera Sextette John Martin Boston Lyrics William Anderson M. BE Fountain of Perpetual Youth Alton Packard Nelson Darling

Rug and Drapery Department Complete Change Sale

On account of increased business we are cutting stock and changing our rug and drapery department before new fixtures. Prices are cut to move goods. May we show you the line. J. F. McNamara & Son, 5S. S. Furniture.

J. F. McNamara & Son

Rheumatism Relief Promoted by Liniment Use

Claim of no internal treatment needed for rheumatism with Chamberlain's Liniment and massage providing quick pain relief. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Lemmon’s Pharmacy

Iowa Editors Visit Keokuk Dam Summer Outing

The Southern Iowa Editorial association will meet in Burlington on July 11 and 12. A steamer trip to the Keokuk dam, river bluff auto tour, and theatre party are planned with social events on Thursday and Friday. Editors and wives will tour the dam construction by steamboat.

Keokuk Power Company

Market Opening Report From Chicago 1912

Market notes show receipts and prospects for cattle sheep and hogs. Prices vary by grade with light to heavy shipments quoted. cattle and sheep supply steady to weak and market slow to steady overall with differences across regions and dates.

Chicago Texas Ein Tee

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