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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
5
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The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. Colder air moves into eastern and central portions tonight with gradual temperature rise expected on Tuesday.
The Baptist church hosts an ongoing revival with Rev. Dite McMasters and Rev. John Hastie leading. Hastie delivered two moving sermons as the weeklong services continue at 7:30 each evening. No baptism took place yesterday due to the pastor's absence, but several candidates will be baptized tonight.
Atty. H. L. Swift of Riverside spent the day in the city on business, meeting with local officials and discussing upcoming projects. He noted possible collaborations with area firms and left promising prospects for arrangements.
Several residents travel for business to Delta Fairfield West Chester and Columbus Junction. Visitors include Miss Stella Dolan and Miss Effie Nelson. James Ward nears recovery after surgery in Iowa City. Johnnie Miller joins The Journal as reporter and solicitor replacing B. J. Ragan on layoff.
A cautionary ad urges buyers not to rush into coal purchases during a strike. It claims uneasiness about shortages may ease with fresh mined stock rather than relying on stock coal, implying better quality and price.
Report highlights recent local incidents including a pair of traffic accidents, a brief obituary noting a resident's passing, a birth announcement, and a marriage notice recorded by the paper’s staff from county records and community submissions.
Dr Chittum treats a badly mashed finger for August Kern. New school directors Jos Saforek and John Lemley elected. Harriett Barger dies after two years illness. Egypt school closes for spring vacation. Frank Jellin travels to Burling ton for son Frankie. Tony Kupka ill for weeks. Anthony Vacha hosts company. Licile and Melvin Schnoebelen visit Grandma Schmidt. Viola Friese visits Grandma Morhatfer.
In West Chester and surrounding areas on March 17 residents list illnesses with Mrs Isaiah Oldfield and Mrs Lon Fleming among the sick. Election at Lexington-West Chester Tele phone Co meeting. A E Adams elected director and I Oldfield re elected. Postings note mail carrier E E Wolff praised for steady spring trips. Families visited kin in Ainsworth and Orville Dayton home. Community groups report small turnout for school election with ten votes. Several residents attend funerals and birthdays. eggs shipped despite rough roads.
Dave Yoder is delivering county atlases this week in the area. Saville and his wife from Riverside are visiting the C. H. Carr family at the Commercial hotel this week.
DD J Godrove of Riverside visits family here after wintering in Oklahoma where he filed a claim in Beaver county. Four drinks Saturday and Sunday fill city treasury with about 15 dollars. Tony Harvey resumes activity after hand injury. Mayor Gus Klokenteger suffers a painful shin carbuncle as city election nears with two tickets: citizens led by Klokenteger and peoples led by H Carr.
March 19 notes show Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson visiting in Washinon. Roy and Daisy King returned from Washington. Rev. R. E. Tennant left for a Kansas business trip. Wm. Bailey and others attend county affairs. The Misses McKee Jacobs and Maxwell host a St Patrick party at Mrs. Wortman with twelve guests and green decor. Cecil Manners returns from Washington. Calvin and Andrew Conn visit Olds and Wayne.
Kenneth Melver of Vanceboro Maine credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after severe throat inflammation and lung congestion left three doctors doubtful. The medicine cures worst coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis and la grippe and is guaranteed at J H Stewarts drug store with a trial bottle free.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the parsonage at 2:30.
A group of youths will enjoy a spread at Mrs. E B McConaughy home in honor of Miss Carrie Hamilton. The Fortnightly club musical department will meet at Miss Jessie Sage home on East Main Street this evening.
Miss Aner Gardner will entertain G T club members tomorrow evening at her home on West Main Street.
The Home Guards will meet this evening with two candidates for initiation. Full attendance is desired to proceed with the ceremony and selections.
J A McCoy lost two cows this morning after they strayed from his farm toward the Rock Island passenger train No 3 passing east of the city. He attempted to steer them away at Fleming crossing but the cattle guard failed due to snow. The train struck and killed both cattle. McCoy was only slightly injured when his pony threw him. Loss estimated at about 890.
Regular meeting of the Post set for tomorrow evening. Messrs. Henry Stichter and George Nisle will recount their war experiences in an address likely to draw a large audience. J. M. Thompson, P. C.
Rob Shaw left this morning for Trenton Missouri to begin work for master carpenter W. J. McAdams of Rock Island. Ben Marshall arrived from Muscatine this morning and departed for Oskaloosa where he serves as OU express agent.
R. Stuart & Son have finished remodeling their meat market north of the square corner and added new lace and pen indleum on the floor. Todd Stuart departs Wednesday with his family for a California home. Oliver Farris shows marked improvement after a stroke last week. W. ht. Jeffrey and J. T. Matthews plan a business trip to the Loon Creek district in Canada tomorrow night.
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