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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
3
Washington D C June 28 special to The Evening Journal reports weather for Iowa. Generally fair with local thunderstorms tonight or Friday and continued warm temperatures.
John McCartney travels to Cedar Falls on business while many residents make short trips to nearby towns for visits. Baseball at Southeast Park Friday afternoon promises a good game with Cone team. Anderson and Vogt are the local battery.
A strong lineup will play Cone next Friday afternoon at 360 o clock. Anderson and Vogt form the battery. Admission is 25 cents. 13 21 Miss Nettie Hunter from Crawfordsville attends Prof Davis pupils musicale last night at Barclay Miller home. She will recite tonight in the Baptist church. Benn reports storm ruins at Ainsworth worse than yesterday with his sons H W and Irwin Benn among the heaviest losers.
St Neal returns from Letts while Miss Hodek comes back from Crawfordsville. Mrs Wehn and daughter arrive from Bonaparte for a short stay at the Marbourg home. Miss McNeil leaves for Kansas after visiting Roadmaster McNeil. Mrs Scranton departs Muscatine after extended visits with Ed McCaulley. Laura Rauch and Kiburz head to Monticello for an extended visit. Kiburz to follow. Myrtie Whitcomb returns from Des Moines planning a summer with the Dowells. Mrs Crawford and Amanda Crawford return to Des Moines after being summoned by Mrs Vogt’s death. Mrs Wells and daughter Chas Truesdale expected from Wheaton, Indiana. Journal receives souvenir postcard from Carrie Smythe Horridge in Edinburgh. Horridges will tour Europe in an auto this summer.
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