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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
5
Death of Charles McClintock Shocks Eureka Neighborhood
The Eureka area mourns Charles McClintock who died last Saturday evening. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon with many locals in attendance. The report also notes sled traffic on nearby roads and visits by Thomas Waters to West Chester, along with local school directors for Shiloh Eureka Franklin and Gray districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Charles McClintock
Charles
Thomas Waters
van Sickle and
Wm. Hesseltine
Jim Benda
Shiloh
Franklin
Gray Districts
Local visits and gatherings reported in Newton and West Chester area
Mr and Mrs Andy McGuire and Mr and Mrs Dave Beenblossom visited Newton Benson home on Wednesday. Newton Noacker was a West Chester visitor Thursday. Earl Smith sawed wood for Miles Hole Monday afternoon. Messrs Wm Palmer and Frank Proby were Washington visitors Wednesday. The Mutual Telephone Line Co held a meeting Thursday afternoon at the Prairie Flower schoolhouse. T B Thrasher delivered hogs to Sapane of West Chester on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy McGuire
Dave Beenblossom
Newton Benson
Newton Noacker
West Chester
Earl Smith
Miles Hole
Messrs
Wm. Palmer
Frank Proby
Washington
Mutual Telephone Line Co
Prairie Flower
T. B. Thrasher
Sapane
Thursay
Local Travelers and Visits Reported
March 16 notes show Mrs A H Hewitt and her son visiting her mother Mrs Lt J Beard in Morning Sun. Mr and Mrs J L Strain returned from a visit to W L Strain in Washington. Richard Donaldson traveled to Orion to visit his mother Mrs E M Donaldson. Miss Gertrude Beard returned from Morning Sun. Miss Grace Smith traveled to Bardolph. Chas W Edgington visited Burlington for business. Mrs White of Washington spent time with A V Boileau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hewitt
Morning Sun
J. Beard
J. L. Strain
W. L. Strain
Washington
Richard Donaldson
Orion, Lr
E. M. Donaldson
Gertrude Beard
Mrs. Hewitt
Grace Smith
Bardolph
Local Digest of Movements and Church Services
March 16 notes list Mrs John’s Long and Oral en route to Wyman, Mrs M D Yard returning from Washington, Mrs Pearl Ullrich visiting Washington, George Shaner back from Letts, Mrs A R Allen traveling to Warsaw to see a 90 year old mother, Fred Sipe and Chas Rogers at county seat. Church items report Methodist services both morning and evening on Sunday with sermons on Carnal versus Spiritual and The Religion for Today, U P Sabbath school at 10, communion prelim, Young peoples society at 6330 Christ's Life. no evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John'z Long
Oral
Wyman
M. D. Yard
Washington
Rowan
Pearl Ullrich
George Shaner
Letts
A. R. Allen
Warsaw
Ind
Fred Sipe
Chas. Rogers
Methodist Church
Presbyterian
U. P
Young Peoples’ Society
Christ
Mina McCleary
Bread varieties fill Vienna shop menu
The Vienna bakery offers a wide range of bread styles for all tastes. Patrons praise quality and value as patrons browse loaves, baguettes, rolls, and specialty breads across a bustling display.
Increasing church meetings draw larger crowds this week
The Baptist church revival grows each evening with Rev. John Hastie assisting the pastor. Last night’s service drew the largest congregation yet and Hastie preached a short sermon. The services continue through Sunday with a cordial public invitation. Beart’s bakery line ad notes at Johnsons tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hastie
South Side Baptist Church
Ottumwa
Iowa
Baptist Church
Scotchman
The
Hastie
Nine-Game Bowling Match Settles Iowa Championship
The Knottnerus alleys hosted a nine game series where Dave Knottnerus H Hull W B Crooks faced John Little Alex Coffman and A B Cunningham. Little Coffman and Cunningham won 4 0 72 to 4 770 led by Little with an average of 101 19 over nine games including a 246 high. Final totals: Little 1720 Coffman 1665 Cunningham 1587. Grand total for the three per side 4 972. Also a medical pitch for Dr Kings New Life Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Iowa
Knottnerus
David Koottnerus
H. ©. Hull
W. B. Crooks
John Little
Alex Coffman
A. B. Cunningham
Johonie Little
Little
Coffman
Cunningham
Dave Knottnerus
Lia
A. ©. Hull
Letter From Up the Line Describes March 1906 Train Journey
E. E. Reynolds writes Mary George from Harvey North Dakota on March 13 1906 detailing a stormy day with heavy snow and subzero temps. He describes delays in Minneapolis and Inderlio loading horses and mules, meeting family members, and uncertainties about continuing toward Wilcox North Portal with emigrants and car congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary George
E. E. Reynolds
Harvey
North Dakota
Minneapolis Wednesda
Inderlio
Pnute
Charlie
Alice
Wilcox
North Portal
Minneapolis
Hk. E. Reynolds
At the Old Cross Roads Opens Tour Stop in Washington
Washington audiences will see the southern play At the Old Cross Roads on Thursday night March 22. The story unfolds near Natchez Mississippi with picturesque scenery and colorful characters. The production has toured for five years and is presented by the American company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Old Cross Roads
Natchez, Miss
Theater Review Highlights Rich Cast and Scenery
Theater-goers enjoy a deeply human story with bright comedy lines and wide appeal. The original 25 member cast is retained including Estha Williams and James M. Brophy in their roles with special scenery provided. Johnson bakery offers sweet rolls and coffee cakes alongside other bakery goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estha Williams
James M. Brophy
The
Johnson Bakery
Miss Mabel Harrison Guest at Rest Room
Miss Mabel Harrison of Winfield was an out of town guest registered at the Rest Room today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Harrison
Winfield
Bucklens Arnica Salve Cures Piles Burns and More
The ointment claims to heal piles as cured for E R Mulford of Watersboro Pennsylvania and treats burns sores boils ulcers wounds chilblains and salt rheum. It is sold for 25 cents at Stewarts Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
E. R. Mulford
Local Notes and Visits Across Town
Wm. Rowan shows improvement after illness. Burlington timetable changes noted. Miss EMe Van Sickle of West Chester in the city. Miss Esther Maxwell of Wheatland Iowa visiting. Mrs. R. T. McCall Sr and Miss Agnes Hughes arrived from Chicago. Miss Teresa Swift to Richland to nurse a sick child. Mrs. Stanton arrived from Washington DC for a visit at the J. Wilson home. RK. M. Crail and Geo. Crayne visiting trades in the city. Nathan Lyne leaves for Rock Island to visit parents. Miss Gertrude Smith returns from Cedar Falls after state normal work. Mrs. Nancie Quinn and children depart for St Louis after weeks with the Donovan family. J. S. Kephart learns of grandchildren Cariton and Carlyn Rathmell illness in Kremlin Oklahoma. Mrs. Kephart leaves for Kremlin. The children have pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Maxwell
Wheatland
Iowa
R. T. McCall, Sr
Agnes Hughes
Chicago
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Journal Office
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James Hauser
Mediapolis
Supeee
Lake St
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Ingrain
Brussels
Carpet Cleaning Co
Aetna Life Insurance Company of
Hartford
Copn
Ion Washington
W. P. Powell
Cedar Rapids
D. Rittenhouse
Marbourg & H
Lawa
F. D
Hawkeye Pump Company
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Vienna
At the Baptist Church
All
Beart
Johnson’s
A. E. Cunningham
Dr. King
Ab Stewart
Fr. Beck & Co
Cook & Sherman
Southwest Corner Square
EB. Reynolds
Wm. Rowan
Burlington
Eme van Sickle
City
Teresa Swift
Richland
Mrs. Stanton
Washington, D.C
J. Wilson
RK. M. Crail
Geo. Crayne
Nathan Lyne
Rock Island
Gertrude Smith
Cedar Falls
State Normal School
Nancie Quinn
St Louis
Donovan
J. S. Kephart
Cariton and
Carlyn Rathmell
Henry Rathmell
Kremlin
Oklo
Kephart
S.S.S
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Gas
Gant
Josephus Reid
McElhinney Drug GO
Tipton
D. W. Clark
Montgomery Fraseur
H. R. Porter
Jacob Seitzsinger
D. W. Henderson
Geo. Orton
McElhinney
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