Visits and family news from several towns
Miss Annetta Wilcor and Miss Fay Wilcox visited relatives in Washington on Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. W. McFarland of Washington returned home after a pleasant visit in Oska loosa with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Heberman. A son arrived in the Robt. Blonde home at White South Dakota on February 13. the mother was formerly Miss Anna Silver of Lone Tree.
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Annetta Wilcor
Fay Wilcox
Washington
Safeguard
W. W. McFarland
Oskaloosa
Guy Heberman
White
South Dakota
Anna Silver
Lone Tree
Marriage at 1114 Nebraska Street Unites Henry and Berry
At the bride's home 1114 Nebraska Street last evening the marriage of Samuel T. Henry of Washington County and Alberta Berry of Muscatine was performed by Rev. K. Brooks. A wedding supper followed. The couple will reside in Muscatine for now before moving to Washington County.
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Nebraska Street
Samuel T. Henry
Washington County
Alberta Berry
K. ©. Brooks
South Muscatine
Musserville M
Mrs Kalk Loses Daughter in Diphtheria Death
Word comes from the city that Mrs. Charles Kalk wife of Lieutenant Kalk formerly of the Iowa Wesleyan cadets and killed in Burlington has suffered a new loss. Her daughter Josephine died of diphtheria after the family moved to Omaha.
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Charles Kalk
Lieutenant Kalk
Iowa Wesleyan Cadets
Burlington
Kalk
Omaha
Josephine
Illustrated Lecture on the Life of Christ by Rev. Campbell
Rev Robert Lincoln Campbell pastor of Marion Presbyterian gave an illustrated lecture last night at the Methodist church drawing large crowds. He used a fine set of views on Christ life from prophecy to ministry with clear projections and an organ hymn sung by Miss Edna Klein. Tonight the remaining life of Christ will be studied from 7 30 to 8 30 at the High school inviting teachers and students.
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Robert Lincoln Campbell
Presbyterian Church
Marion
Methodist Church
Campbell
Christ
Edna Klein
In Memoriam Mrs Crawford of Argyle and Union Tribute
The Washington Iowa W C T U offers a memorial for Mrs Dr Crawford who died January 28 1906. She long supported temperance and led the union as president. Sympathy is extended to her husband Rev Harry Crawford of Argyle New York and their son. The notice notes her as a charter member and former president and closes with prayers and religious reflections. A separate carpet cleaning ad follows offering services and prices.
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Washington
Iowa
Crawford
Harry Crawford
Argyle
N. Y
William Taylor carpenter dies in Burlington home
William Taylor a well known carpenter dies at 701 Starr Avenue Burlington at 6 yesterday morning. He was 45 and born in Ohio a former labor organizer ex president of the local federation of labor and a member of the carpenters union and Woodmen of the World survived by widow and three children funeral announcements to follow. The Fortnightly club Bible study department meets Wednesday at 2 30 with Mrs Hattie Wilson to review questions.
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William ‘Taylor
Burlington
Federation of Labor
Taylor
Carpenters’ Union
Woodmen of the World
Bible Study
Hattie Wilson
Mt Pleasant News Note On Loss
A brief item from Mt Pleasant News dated February 28 reports a significant loss with regret. The notice conveys condolences and marks the event as a somber community acknowledgment.
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Mt. Pleasant
Hartman Couple Depart For Washington Freight Home
Kleese Hartman and wife left today on the freight for their home in Washington. We are extremely sorry, lose these excellent people, but wish them much enjoyment in their new home.
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Kleese Hartman
Washington
Emerson Dayton Moves New Livery Family to Frederick House
Emerson Dayton of a new livery firm relocates his family from Washington to Kalona. They will inhabit the Frederick house, south of the track, previously occupied by Fred Howard, per Kalona News in March.
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Emerson Dayton
Washington
Frederick House
Fred Howard
Kalona News
March
Grandson Harry Humble Dies Then Improves, Henry Jordan Reports
Henry Jordan received word from Washington that his grandson Harry Humble, long ill with blood poisoning, has passed the danger point and is now on the road to recovery. Rev S K Coates of Washington was here yesterday to plan building a new house on his west end property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jordan
Washington
Harry Humble
Miss Grace Hunter Joins Washington Firm as Stenographer
Grace Hunter will travel from Washington to work in the office of Geo. H. Paul & Co. as stenographer this spring and summer. Mrs. S. S. Wright visited her mother in Washington Tuesday, recovering from a prior accident with two broken ribs. L. A. Norton took Howard Groves to Washington to celebrate his cousin Leatha Taylor’s seventh birthday, and the boy enjoyed helping with the party, counting days for months.
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Grace Hunter
Washington
Geo. H. Paul & Co
S. S. Wright
Howard Groves
Scientific wonder Arnica Salve claim in Stewart ad
A Stewart drug store advertisement promotes Baucklen's Arnica Salve as a scientific wonder curing piles for K R Mulford of Watersboro Pennsylvania and claiming it heals burns sores boils ulcers wounds chilblains and salt rheum for 25 cents.
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Baucklen
K. R. Mulford
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American Cut Glass
H. F. Steck
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East Side Square
Square Meals
Roy Y.stichter
California
Santa Fe
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Arizona
Harvey
Samuel Larimer
Pass
Equitable Bldg
Des Moines, Ia
R. L. Campbell
F. A. McDowell
Brokaw
Jno Taylor
Brussels
Wm. Taylor
Lion City
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Spring Trade
McElhinney Drug Co
North Side Square
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