Notice of suit to quiet title in South Washington land
The district court of Washington County Iowa, in a case led by Paintifg against numerous defendants and unknown claimants, seeks to quiet title to Lot Twelve in Block Two of Miller's Addition to South Washington now in the City of Washington. The plaintiff asserts ownership by adverse possession through long possession and urges dismissal of all claims of defendants and unknown heirs. Publication ordered for six weeks starting February 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Jonathan H. Wilken
J H . Abraham N. Miller
A. No Miller
Miller
Sarah Miller
Alice Wilson
Jonathan H. Wilson
Washington County
Iowa
Washington
Alexander Lee
Alex Lee
David J
David T. McConnell
David P Mei
Carruthers
William St Conneruthers
Join McLelland
John McLeland
Wilson
Elihu Lewis
Elihu Lewie
William Ty
William Goodridge
Gustavue
Hiram Scofield
Lucretia
South Washington
Abraham N. Miller
Corm
South
Fred Motte
Jonathan Ho Wilson
A. W. Alexander Lee
David T McOconnell
Wil Caruthers
Edgar Wilson
Elihu
John McLelland
William Goodridge Montgomery
Gustavus Ross
Sarah V. Jacobs
D. M. Jacobs
Jena J. Miller
Saale
Abraham N Miller
Lewis
Edgard
John
William Montgomery
M. Wright
Scrivener
Erantare Thenerives
Dowit Oe H. Wilton
Jonathan Wilken
Jean Abraham N. Miller
A. N. Miller
Sarah C. Miller
David McConnel
David T McConnell
David Pf. McGonnett
William B. Caruthers
Wim Hh. Carruthers
John McLednd
District Court
Court House
Char
A. Dewey
Evening Journal
Iowan
Byron W. Preston
Jdudee
Southeastern Iowa Bowling Challenge Declares Championship
Ambrose Cunningham and Dave Knottnerus challenge Mr W B Crooks Dr H Hull and Fred Smith to a nine game ten pin series for Southeast Iowa supremacy. Matches to be played on Knottnerus alleys Monday evenings with agreed pin setters. Challengers accept and vow to follow game rules closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Crooks
H. ©. Hull
Dave Knottnerus
Southeastern Iowa
Iowa
Ambrose Cunningham
Mgr
J. H. Hull
Fred Smith
Slocum
Hl. Wilson
Trinity Church Evening Prayer and Sermon
Trinity Church invites attendees to evening prayer and a sermon at 7 30 this evening, offering a calm late service with contemplation and exhortation led by the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Ready Maids Social Plans Enter Local View
The Ready Maids announce plans for a social event expected to occur soon. Hilas Handy of Washington Iowa spent part of yesterday in Burlington. Miss Nora Corette visited relatives at Washington the last of the week. Charlie Hebner a Washington marble dealer was in town Tuesday. Dr Brownfield and T J Davis of Eldon and Mrs R A Riley of Washington were guests of Mr and Mrs Will Keefer on West Lime avenue Monrovia Towans in Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilas Handy
Washington
Iowa
Burlington
Hawkeye
Nora Corette
Morning Sun News-Herald
Charlie Hebner
Washington Marble
Beacon
March S
County News Briefs From Richmond District
Pete Mehee nurses a sprained ankle. Albert Yaoskey joined the exodus for Canada. Mrs Laura Wingier is not much better. Mrs Angie Tobin visited with her brother George Casper in Columbus Junction this week. Father Well spent Tuesday and Wednesday here. Tobin and Whitacre shipped several loads of hogs early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Mehee
Albert Yaoskey
Canada
Laura Wingier
Angie Tobin
George Casper
Columbus Junction
Father
Tobin & Whitacre
Local residents noted in daily visits and travel
Mrs Fred Jackson returned yesterday from a brief Washington visit. S R Stone of Chicago visited his brother J M Stone. Mrs J W Kirkpatrick and daughter Eileen visited the Adams home in Washington. Mrs J W Parrow and Mrs R Stearns traveled to Brighton to see their niece Mrs Ethel Hyde. Mrs W F Turbott from Columbus Junction arrived from a visit with her parents. C D Wood held a closing out auction aided by Thomas Hendrickson. Miss Lida Thompson returned home to Walnut after staying with Aunt Mrs Stephen Hawkins. D Harding traveled to Chicago for business and friends. Miss Glynne Rowan traveled to Washington. Geo McCreedy flew to Monmouth, Illinois for his sister Mrs McCartney’s funeral. Mr and Mrs W A Walker left to visit relatives in Washington. Hugh Hall visited Washington on business. Mrs A M Nea and Eva Davis returned to Keola after weeks at the Davis home. Mr and Mrs R S Custer of Washington were here on business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marek
Fred Jackson
Washington
S. R. Stone
Chicago
J. M. Stone
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Eileen
Adams
J. W. Parrow
R. Stearns
Brighton
Ethel Hyde
W. F. Turbott
Columbus Junction
Jos. Iarding
A. F. Cocklin
L. B. Cocklin
C.D
D. Harding
Glynne Rowan
Geo. McCreedy
Monmouth
Ill
McCartney
W. A. Walker
Hugh Hall
A. M. Nea
Eva Davis
Keola
Davis
Local arrivals and church services noted in Washington area
March 9 arrivals include J B Crooks from Washington and Martin Tinnell from Red Wing visiting E Daugherty and Patton families. Miss Nellie Hull and Mrs Jennie Holman travel for illness in Wisconsin. Churches report Sunday schedule with morning and evening services and youth groups. Richard Malin arrives from Columbus Junction. local bakery offers cream sponge and pound cakes.
Wisconsin Varsity Trouble Testimony on Charge of Champagne Funds
A Wisconsin State University football player testified before a legislative committee that 92 dollars was spent for champagne for the team and guests after a game in Minneapolis last fall. Agricultural college witnesses described poor conditions, faculty cliques, and power retention, calling for Dean Henry's removal and criticizing farm mechanics instruction and the dean’s focus on the short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin State University
Minneapolis
Agricultural College
Henry
Milk and Work Train Crash Kills Italians in Greensburg
Three Italians were killed and several injured in a collision near Ridebaugh Pennsylvania between a milk train and a work train carrying Italian laborers. About seventy five Italians aboard the pipe train fled threats as the milk crew aided the injured and then sheltered on their engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ridebaugh
Indigo Creek
Pittsburg
Dispute Hits University of Michigan Dental Class
Ann Arbor March 9 The dental class at the University of Michigan and physiology instructor Dr Warren Lombard remain in conflict over remarks about dentists being mere mechanics. Students boycotted several days then attended class hoping for an apology but Lombard refused saying no apology was due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Warren Lombard
Lombard
Four Young Degenerates Confess Repeated Train Wreck Plots
Four youths arrested near Passaic New Jersey confessed this was their sixth attempt to wreck an east bound Buffalo express on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad. The Buffalo express narrowly escaped disaster as ties and fish-plates were placed on the track and the train stopped within a car length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Passaic
N.J
Delaware, Lackawana and Western
Weather forecast for multiple states
The forecast shows generally fair conditions in Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin with brisk northwest winds. Michigan part may see partly cloudy skies with probable snow flurries in the extreme west and cooler temperatures. Iowa trends cooler in the eastern portion with fresh northwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iinois
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
March 5 a Hoodoo for Him Stirs Indiana Rail News
Waveland Indiana March 9 Wilder Rinehart an Indiana Central railway engineer wants the March 5th stricken from the calendar. Two years ago he killed an old woman at Ladoga on that date. One year ago he was quarantined as a smallpox suspect at Anderson. On the 9th of this month he struck a wagon on a crossing in Anderson, throwing the driver over the smokestack but sparing his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waveland
Ind
Wilder Rinehart
Central Indiana Railway
Ladoga
Anderson
Linoleums From Leading Domestic and English Manufacturers
Special spring preparations meet rising demand for linoleums. The catalog features standard makes from top domestic producers and from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
March Linoleum Specials Offer Wide Selection
Special March offer presents three styles of 1-yard wide extra heavy Linoleums at 3.00 per running yard. Also 4-yard wide extra heavy Linoleum at 2.69 per running yard and a 3-yard wide English Linoleum carpet design at 1.98 per running yard. A fine assortment of 6 Linoleume widths claims best selection and up to 20 percent savings with March prices from 92c to 1.50 per running yard.
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Tyles
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Ee Court of
Paintifg
Futur
Columbia Pharmacy
Prescription Store
S. E. Corner Square
the County News
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Richmond
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
J. B. Crooks
Martin Tinnell
Red Wing
Minnesota
E. ©. Daugherty
W. E. Walker
Donahey
Frank, M. D
Floyd Maxwell
G. I. Niblosk
N. T. Patton
Nellie Hull
Jennie Holman
Wauczeka
Jack Fletcher
Marion Neal
Clyde Smylie
Muscatine
Roy Weise
FE. G. Sparks
Wyanette
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Church
Methodist
Epworth
U. P
Young Peoples
W. G Robertson
Vienna
Richard Malin
Wieconsin
Mel
Coates
Washington, Iowa
DAILY
Cash Grocery
M. Lombardo
North Side
Casey
FeLi Saneu
Nothia Nothi
Foru
King’s
Lyn
Dai
Paul
Mare
Ilwaukees & ST
San Francisco
Ortland
Tacoma
F. A. Miller
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