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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1908

Page

5

Fresh fish and Sunday meals at local markets

Local notes list fresh fish at the Royal and South Side Market with rolls and coffee cakes for sale. Several residents travel for visits, including Miss Emelia Grecian to West Chester and Mrs. Max Keller to Brighton. Roy McConnaughgey is listed in serious condition amid family illness.

the Royal Vienna South Side the Star Sam Hays Fairfield J. Wilson Ottumwa Emelia Grecian West Chester W. H. Rowe Cone Max Keller Brighton E. M. Liezer Jno. Bryson Keota Fidelity Rock Island Laura Ingham Kenney

Craig Isenhart wedding grace Des Moines society page

A pretty home wedding last evening united Miss Fiona Craig and Mr. Verne Isenhart at the Craig home on Dean avenue with about fifty guests. Rev E M Horne officiated as Nina Isenhart and Herman Treimer stood with the couple. Afterward refreshments were served as the couple begin housekeeping in Highland Park with an May 15 home arrival for friends.

Robert Craig Dean Avenue Fiona Craig Verne Isenhart E. M. Horne Grant Park Highland Park T. Pence Anna Knoxville Lucy Allard Perry Ernest Hensel Cedar Falls Des Moines

Sigourney Guests Attend Lodge Officer Installation

Mr Rathbun, Mrs Rathbun, Mr Page and daughter, Mrs EK C White, Mr McCreery and Edw Utterback of Sigourney attended the installation of officers in the Rebekah lodge in the city at the A M Turner home last night.

Rathbun Page EK. C. White McCreery Edw. Ubtterback Sigourney A. M. Turner Rebekah

Egyptian bazaar highlights Sec ond church circle meeting

The Golden Rule circle of Sec ond United Presbyterian church met at Miss Rose Mintier’s home yesterday afternoon for a bazaar of Egyptian curios. Miss Minner spoke on home life, costumes, and manners, followed by kodak views by John Mintier. Ladies sat on the lawn for Oriental style tea served by the program committee, and each attendee received an Egyptian postcard souvenir.

Golden Rule Circle Second United Presbyterian Church Rose Mintier Miss Mintier John Mintier

Linen Shower for Miss Blanche Nicola at West Main

Miss Dessa Wabnitz hosted a linen shower for Blanche Nicola with nine Merry Maids guests. Presents hidden around the house provided the bride-to-be a playful treasure hunt, followed by a three course supper, red heart decorations, and music by attendees.

Blanche Nicola Dessa Wabnitz West Main Street Merry Maids Miss Wabnitz Kate Buckley W. W. Wabnitz

Senior class hosts first annual party at Cunningham home

The High School Senior class enjoyed its first party of the year at Howard Cunningham’s East Main Street home. Attendees played games, sang songs, and had light refreshments served by the Cunninghams. They then walked to Miss Enor Hayes’s home for the Junior party in southwest Washington, likely to ensure proper conduct. The event was deemed successful and enjoyable.

Enor Hayes Washington Nicholson Brinton Coffman Taylor Hayes Howard Cunningham East Main Street Cunningham

Mrs Hughes Hosts Luncheon for Bride Elect Blanche Nicola

Mrs R L Hughes of Fairfield hosted a 12 o'clock luncheon at Mrs Elmer Wells home in southeast Washington to honor Miss Blanche Nicola before her upcoming marriage to Howard L McCleery next Thursday evening. In the afternoon the party visited Miss Bertha Young’s home near the city for more visits and a pleasant evening.

R. L. Hughes Fairfield Elmer Wells Washington Blanche Nicola Howard L. McCleery Bertha Young

Condition of Mrs Crawford Improves Slightly After Paralysis

The condition of Mrs Marion Crawford who was stricken with paralysis yesterday morning remains about the same today, though she shows some signs of improvement.

Marion Crawford

Illness Plagues FiveYearOld Pearl Starr Measles

Miss Pearl Starr, five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Starr, is seriously ill with measles. Her condition is described as quite serious.

Miss Pearl Starr W. C. Starr

Rebekah Lodge Organizes in Sigourney City

The Rebekah order was established in Sigourney with a 30 guest dinner at Hotel Colenso and an 7:30 PM installation at the I O F hall. Edith Shanafelt and John Little were elected officers with Miss Elizabeth Matheney and Mrs Ida Van Hon among speakers. A banquet followed as the lodge forms part of the statewide Rebekah push. Charles Hahn leaves Washington Telephone for Keota exchange. Ernest Hunting becomes electrician and Henry Dupuis remains as trouble man.

Rebekah Lodge Sigourney Hotel Colenso Odd Fellows Hall Elizabeth Matheney Keokuk Rebekah Lodge Edith Shanafelt John Little Uncle Shanafelt Rittler John Jay Jennie Jugenheimer Oscar Jugenheimer J. M. Haines A. BE. Forgey A. E. Forgey Matheney Scott Montrose Ida van Hon Mt. Pleasant L. W. Smith Washington Charles Hahn Washington Telephone Co Washington Company Keota Dupuis Charley Ernest Hunting Henry Dupuis

May 2 County News Personals Highlights

Mrs C R Stearns shopped in Washington yesterday. Mr and Mrs H H Wickham of Chicago visit T Y Wickham. John Sands returned after a Washington trip. Charlie Laird visits. George Warnock from Watertown Ill visits. Grace and George Crawford of Washington stop between trains. Mrs Whiteman of Biggsville Ill visits N M Anderson. Claire Booth of Washington arrives to visit Rex Sands. Mr and Mrs Warren Parrow spend yesterday in Washington.

C. R. Stearns Washington H. H. Wickham Chicago T. Y. Wickham John Sands Charlie Laird George Warnock Watertown Ill Grace George Crawford Mrs. Whiteman Biggsville N. M. Anderson Claire Booth Rex Sands Warren Parrow

Prof H E Gordon to preach at Presbyterian Church

Notice states Professor H E Gordon of the State University of Iowa will deliver sermons at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening. All are cordially invited to attend.

H. E. Gordon State University of Iowa Presbyterian Church

Local visitors and social at Washington trip notes

Mrs May Roth of Wayland visits her parents Mr and Mrs David Fishburn A J Davis Luther Gormly J A Hawthorne Jasper Neiswanger and daughters Jessie Anderson Myrtle Jacobs Eva Gookin Mrs Daisy McFarland Mrs Ella DeLong and grandson Claus are in Washington today Robert McCall and P J Sherry return from Burlington Epworth League social on T W Rickeys lawn despite cold Prof G W Wever visits Wapello Rival motorists at the Star tonight.

A. J. Davis Luther Gormly J. A. Hawthorne Jasper Neiswanger Jessie Anderson Myrtle Jacobs Eva Gookin Daisy McFarland Ella DeLong Claus Washington Robert McCall P. J. Sherry Burlington Epworth League T. W. Rickey G. W. Wever Wapello

Washington Lodge No 26 Called Communication May 4 1908

A called communication of Washington lodge No 26 A F and A M will be held Monday evening May 4 1908 at 730 for work on the second degree Fraters are urged to attend J W Morton Secretary

Washington Lodge Fraters J. W. Morton Sec

Colds That Hang On and Foley's Honey and Tar

Colds that persist into spring weary the system and nerves and may lead to illness. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and expels the cold quickly and safely, according to Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Foley Lemmon

Dynamite wrecks Burlington passenger train in Butte

Special to The Evening Journal reports dynamite damaged Burlington passenger train 806 as it neared Butte. Engineer Bussey was killed and six others seriously injured. The blast is believed to be the act of a tramp seeking revenge after being ejected from the train.

Butte Evening Journal Burlington Bussey

Pleasant Plains society meets at Myrtle Todd home

The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Pleasant Plains auxiliary will convene at Mrs. Myrtle Todd's home on Wednesday, May 6. Members are urged to attend and participate in planned discussions and activities.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Pleasant Plains Myrtle Todd

Foley's Kidney Remedy Endorsed for Kidney Troubles

If anyone suspects kidney problems they are urged to take Foley's Kidney Remedy immediately to avoid Bright's disease or diabetes. Delay strengthens the disease. Available at Lemmons Pharmacy.

Foley Bright Lemmons Pharmacy

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