Our Chautauqua It is Going to be a Good One
A local Chautauqua segment promises a solid daily program with dependable content and a steady lineup. Organizers urge attendance and highlight familiar acts and discussions planned for the season.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
4
A local Chautauqua segment promises a solid daily program with dependable content and a steady lineup. Organizers urge attendance and highlight familiar acts and discussions planned for the season.
Washington Iowa hosts a summer Chautauqua with Prof. W A Wilcox of Iowa City and Carrie Nation among speakers. The schedule includes Bible study, history lectures, musical programs, and talks on suffrage, weather, and agriculture. A reader letter defends Carrie Nation against critics and urges attendance.
At the East Side Restaurant the menu includes oyster soup roast chicken pangravy dressing Irish potatoes mashed green peas creamed sweet potatoes baked creamed chicken noodles fruit salad celery pie a la made coffee milk tea wafers mints. Dinner hour 12 a.m. to 2 p.m. J E Davis of Brighton, a local worker, was a Sunday homeward passenger. Mrs Joan Rogers returns to Fairfield after Miss Hough funeral in West Chester.
A lively sales pitch notes a wide range of styles shapes and colors at Fox and Dewey. The message urges readers to visit and compare prices and quality.
Sunday school at 9 30 and class at 10 30 followed by public worship at 11 with Dr Edwin F Frease from Bombay conference India delivering the address. A 2 30 mass men meeting at First United Presbyterian and a 7 evening sermon follow eyeing the Men s Missionary convention in Des Moines March 23 25.
The Des Moines Capital notes the death of Rev J D Sands of Belmond Iowa on March 7 1909 at 94. Former chaplain and president of the 19th Iowa Infantry Association, he was esteemed for Christian integrity and kindness, aiding soldiers in battle and at the sickbed, earning the nickname Father Sands from comrades at reunions.
Sabbath school at 9 45 morning service at 11 junior at 4 intermediate at 5 senior at 5 45 evening service at 7 in the afternoon at 2 30 there will be a men's meeting conducted by Dr Edwin F Frease all are welcome Rev W O Fisher pastor
The notice schedules a 9 30 Sabbath school a 11 morning service a 4 junior Endeavor at 5 45 senior Endeavor and 7 evening service with all invited Rev W R Sandbill serves as pastor.
The pastor will speak in the morning on The Friendship of Jesus. In the evening Rev E F Frease of Bombay India will occupy the pulpit. Sunday school at 9 30 Junior Endeavor at 3 30 and Senior Endeavor at 6. All are cordial invited to the services.
Corner of Iowa and Jefferson Streets invites all to Sabbath school at 10 and morning service at 11 with the topic Sub Stance and a golden text about riches. Wednesday evening meeting at 7 30. Free seating with rooms open Monday Wednesday and Saturday 2 30 to 4 30 over Crail's store northwest corner square.
Preaching by the pastor both morning and evening. Sunday school at 2 30. Allen League at 6. Official board meets Monday evening. Normal class Thursday evening at the A. M. E. parsonage. T B Stovall listed as contact.
Laymen hold a mass meeting at First U P Church Sunday afternoon at 2 30 addressed by Ed F Frease of Bombay India. Come.
Jap Bidwell receives two new cabs from Chicago this morning, boosting his livery establishment’s fleet.
Chas Brown came back from Burlington this morning, detailing his trip and immediate plans. He was greeted by family and neighbors at the station, with smiles and handshakes.
Roy Minick and Earl Little have purchased the Carpet Cleaning works and moved to a larger building with a new engine to meet spring demand. They invite customers to try their service and request a phone call to 325 for cleaning.
Cure claim for a single day with laxative bromide quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if not effective. Signature of E W Grove appears on each box. 265c.
We thank friends for kindnesses during illness and death of our husband and father. Grateful for beautiful flora offerings. Mrs. James Saville and family.
Local news notes several residents traveling from the Vienna area. A. Anderson heads to Davenport for the day while Arthur Salley visits Oskaloosa. Mary A. Miller leaves for Keota and Mary Hatch for Cedar Rapids. Loretta and Herbert Walker travel to Ainsworth to visit grandparents Mr and Mrs S A Walker.
Eighth grade teachers' examinations for rural schools were conducted today in the county superintendent's office.
In New York on March 13 during the final twenty four hours of the six days race the French pair Cibot and Orphee held about twenty miles ahead as sprints increased. The standings show Cibot Orphee leading at 637.0 with Davis Metkus second at 617.3 and Dineen Prouty third at 593.2 among others.
Washington March 13 A bust of former Vice President Fairbanks has been placed in the senate chamber Its position is in the reserve gallery on the Democratic side alongside the bust of the late Vice President Hobart
Newark March 13 William Olsef ski arrested in connection with the murder of Rev Erasmus Ansion of St Stanislaus Polish church identified by the priest’s housekeeper as one of three men in the shooting. Police hold the case linked to factional church troubles.
Fresh this evening at the Vienna a note of chocolate sales at 25 cents a pound. Local residents and visitors arrive daily including Ben Briley from Crawfordsville Howard Stewart from Ainsworth John Shug from Moline Jr Mrs Allen DeLong Crawfordsville Mrs Geo Stewart and Miss Mary Hunter from Kalona. Others depart for Weatherby Davenport Wayland Galesburg Verdi and local homes with updates on Mildred Walnitz and Miss Cherry.
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