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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1908

Page

4

Evangelistic Services Continue at Baptist Church

The Baptist church extends its week of special evangelistic services led by Rev. Fred Berry and Rev. G D Rogers with Mr. Huggins providing singing. Attendance is strong, conversions reported, and a Bible study class is forming. Daily prayer at ten o clock and evening services remain open to the public.

the Baptist Church Fred Berry Rogers Huggins Mr. Berry G. D. Rogers

Passion Play at Academy Chapel March 6 7

Holy Land Entertainment presents a two hour Passion Play at the Academy chapel on March 6 and 7 with Rev. Silberman guiding a sacred drama. Sixteen performers depict Holy Land life with Jerusalem trip, sacred places, and a Jerusalem wedding. Admission 15 and 25 cents.

Academy Age Silberman Palestine Christ Holy Land Jerusalem

Frank Shearer to Sing New Song at Graham March 6

Frank Shearer, a well known comedy artist, will sing one of the latest songs at the Graham on March 6. He is noted for his veteran wit and stage presence.

Frank Shearer Graham “Arch

Marriage of William Lopshire and Miss Allen Burich

Saturday evening at eight, Mr William Lopshire married Miss Allen C Burich at the home of Ed Gray son in east Wahlington. A. S. Folger J. P. performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Ottumwa after the wedding.

Ed Grayson East Wahlington William Lopshire Allen C. Burich Riverside A. S. Folger J. P Ottumwa

Surprise party honors Mrs Miller near city

About forty friends planned and carried out a successful surprise on Mrs. Wm. Miller northwest of the city last Wednesday evening. The guests report a good time and Mrs. Miller received a pretty set of silverware as a reminder of the event.

Wm. Miller

Pythian Sisters Invited to Mrs Hebner's Thimble Bee

The Pythian Sisters are invited to Mrs. Chas Hebner's Wednesday afternoon thimble bee for a social gathering and needlework event.

Choir Members Share Supper After Practice

The First United Presbyterian church choir enjoyed a Friday evening spread in the church parlors after practice. The Royal Neighbors plan a regular meeting Tuesday evening in the hall with full attendance for initiatory work.

First United Presbyterian Church

Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs. Ira Bowman Home

The Ladies' Missionary society of the Baptist church will meet Friday afternoon at 1 30 at the home of Mrs. Ira Bowman.

Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Ira Bowman

Helping Hand circle meets Saturday. officers up for election

The Helping Hand circle of the Second United Presbyterian church will hold their regular monthly meeting Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Miss Etta Conner on West Jefferson street. The Twentieth Century Reading circle will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. J. H. Stewart on West Washington street.

Second United Presbyterian Church Etta Conner West Jefferson Street Reading Circle J. H. Stewart West Washington Street

Girls Missionary circle meets at Miss French home

The Girls Missionary circle of the First United Presbyterian church will gather Thursday evening at Miss Mary French's residence on East Jefferson street for their meeting.

The First United Presbyterian Church Mary French East Jefferson Street

Navajo Club to Meet Wednesday Afternoon

The Navajo club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. M. R. Meek at 715 North Marion Avenue.

Navajo Club M. R. Meek North Marion Avenue

D. A. R. and Missionary Society Meeting Notices

The D A R chapters will meet Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Mrs N C Corbin's home with full attendance desired. The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet at Mrs J C Smith's home tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 pm with every member urged to attend.

N. C. Corbin Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church J. C. Smith Young

Kellogg Haines Singing Party Delights but Divides Opinion

The Kellogg Haines Singing Party performed the fourth number of the lecture course Saturday night at the opera house. A large audience attended yet some felt the program didn’t please as much as past attractions though critics praised the voices and execution. The second half featured selections from Dolly Varden with a range of operatic pieces and costumes, ending with I’m No Longer Dolly Varden. Maud Ballington Booth is set for March 24 as the next star attraction. Will Garrett and wife of Brighton were visitors.

Opera House Cource Kellogg-Haines Dolly Varden Navy Pussy Cat Maud Ballington Booth

William B. Allison Birthday Milestone in Senate Service

Senator William Boyd Allison marked his seventy ninth birthday as he reaches thirty five years in the Senate on March 4. He has served forty three years in Congress, eight in the House, and has been re elected to the Senate since 1873 with a term expiring March 3, 1909.

Washington, D. C William Boyd Allison Senate Allison Congress House James Harlan

Local News Roundup of Visitors and Travels Across Town

John McCartney, a business visitor, was in Rubio Saturday. Otto Dede of Oskaloosa and others travel for business and visit friends in Davenport, Chicago, Des Moines, and Monmouth. A band concert involves J D Hawkins on March 6. Margaret Young returns from Grundy Center. Ed Kiburz family arrives from California. various locals depart for visits or studies.

Otto Dede Oskaloosa J. D. Hawkins Star Theater Margaret Young Grundy Center Ed Kiburz Maud California Peter Ee

Local notes move through town on weekend

Fred Brazel leaves for Muscatine on a brief business trip. Licenses to wed issued to W A Lopshire and Alicin Burich. Papering or painting services advertised by Keyes Dewees. Mrs Arch McCulley visits Newton relatives, Miss Mike Lewis buys spring millinery in Chicago. Several residents travel or return from nearby cities. Miss Florence Parrish to play band concert March 6. Frank L Wilson Shoe Co adds interior improvements and new furnishings.

Fred Brazel Muscatine W. A. Lopshire Alicin Burich Keyes & Dewees Frank L. Wilson Shoe Co

Movements and notices from the community in brief

L D Higgins left for Kansas City on business. Marcus Turbott returned to Ainsworth after a visit. Rev Fred Berry led chapel at the high school. J F Abdill family moved to new home near Abingdon. Frank Bruty Jr left for Yarmouth to enter grain business. Mrs Soloman visits then to Bushnell IN. Pink banner promotes revival services at Baptist church. D H Miller moves to farm on Route 2. Foley's Honey and Tar promoted for cough relief by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Marcus Turbott Ainsworth Fred Berry J. F. Abdill Abingdon the Baptist Church McElhinney Drug Co D. H. Miller Mr. Miller

Vienna Saturday records busy social and transport notes

Business was mighty fine at the Vienna Saturday with arrivals and visits. Mr and Mrs Henry Wasson came from Suirl ington to stay at the J J Hartman home while others traveled to Ottumwa for a Trainmans Ball and a Mediapolis native planned to settle in Morning Sun. Rural carrier issues include horses injured by blood poisoning and a loss of a prized horse on Route 3.

Vienna Henry Wasson Suirlington Will J. J. Hartman C. D. McClellan J. E. Wolfe

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Baptist Church Holy Land Entertainment Pkee TE Jie Society Dora Clapper East Main Street Kellogg Haines Party Will Garrett Wife Brighton William B. Allison John McCartney Rubio Jack Westfall Will Shearer Davenport Cal Kilgore Chicago Mrs. Hervey Bell Katherine McCarthy Columbus Junction Will Harwood Itarry Palmer Dexter Iowa Pansy Minick Miss Lillian Minick Iowa City Della Dean Des Moines Highland Park College Tom Chambers Seaton, I J. A. Dickson Monmouth Kate Mauthe John Mauthe Arch McCulley Newton Mike Lewis Louie Hecklinger G. Berhins Waterloo J. G. Sutherland and Son Sessler West Washington Burington Florence Becker Ben Kurtz Hazelle Grush Myra Gibson Rock Island Harve Humston Bereiter Humston Henry Zimmer Chariton G. W. Hobson Florence Parrish Graham Opera House Lemmon’s Pharmacy SOL Rich & CO East Side Square Fluslin Amoskeag Anes Pe J. Rothschild & CO South Side Square Washington, Iowa L. D. Higgins Kansas City Frank Bruty, Jr Yarmouth Foley Lemmon’s J. C. Woolm Lou Arthur McKeown Mediapolis Morning Sun Frank Bandy
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