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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1906
Page
7
Community notices cover accidents, deaths, births, and marriages as reported promptly by local news gatherers. Names and places reflect the region's events in a concise social record.
A village report lists the death of John J. Chibak at Riverside from a heart vessel rupture at age about 55. Funeral at Riverside Catholic church with internment there. Other items note Acheson visiting Burlington, family condolences, and local residents visiting relatives in Washington.
May 12 reports Jos. S. Yoder made a trip to Chicago this week. The item also notes Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Durst were mentioned in the same notice, indicating social or community movement.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for uterine displacements and feminine weakness. It touts safety, printed formula on bottle wrappers, endorsements by doctors, and claims of saving women from surgeries. Includes offer of free medical advice and details for obtaining the companion book The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser.
Sunday visitors include Mrs. Anna Snider and family. Miss Eva Snider returned from a week with her sister Mrs. Arthur Durst near Washing ton. Mrs Dorothy Manatt visited to Wellman. Wm Starr and family visited friends in Wellman. Mrs Mary A Dawson went to North English for an extended visit. Mr and Mrs John Yoder of Wellman visited over Sunday with her daughter Mrs Albert Strabala. Wm Plank Sr was a passenger from the east Friday. Miss Josie Allen came up from Riverside for a visit with friends.
Mr and Mrs Brimhall host a visit from her father Mr Hogue of Illinois. Mr and Mrs Palmer Babcock spent Sunday at Than White's. The Misses Heines were Washington callers Saturday. Mrs Hartman of Washington visits sister Mrs Miles Hole. Willis Todd and his mother attended preaching at the Plains Sunday. Rev W R Stryker and wife were hosted Sunday at the James Alithc home. Dr Garrison of Vella preached at Prairie Flower Sunday morning. Amos Durst and Jake Bishop of Washington did carpentry for EB N Helwick last week.
May 15 reports Mrs T J Nicholson visiting her daughter Mrs William Simpson in Douds Leando. Dr H Logan of Washington was a business visitor yesterday. Joseph Harding returned from Cordova Illinois after funeral of sister Ellen Cool. Mrs Fri B Jackson returned from Keota. Samoue Matthews returned from his son J T Matthews. Band concert opening postponed due to undelivered lights.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo 0. Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Abnormally low temperatures and heavy frosts affected Des Motens Iowa through the week’s start on May 9. Warmer later in the week brought near normal averages, with very light rainfall and dry soils in northern areas. Corn planting progressed, with most done in southern and central districts by week’s end. fruit prospects remain fairly good despite variable frost damage, chiefly in truck fields and gardens along the Mississippi Valley.
Notice urges prompt arrival for the concert as numbers are rendered and no one will be seated during the performance. Attendees should be seated before the concert begins.
Royal Neighbors will meet Tuesday evening at the hall for the initiation of a candidate, instead of at Oracle Fritz's as announced previously.
The South school topped the fifth grade spelling contest held at the high school auditorium with Vera Keck Rhea Ford and Marie Whaley as champions. After two hours of spellings, the three South pupils remained on stage while others faltered, and the event concluded with the South team declared the winner.
The Graham kindergarten holds a public program Tuesday evening May 2 with songs games and dramatizations. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children with tickets available at Columbia Pharmacy starting Monday morning. About a hundred children will perform and the event begins promptly at the posted time.
Miss Josephine White from the India mission will give an address at the First Church at 7 30 Wednesday evening as part of church events.
J Lackey of Winfield and associates visited the city yesterday and returned to their home last night. The notice promotes a private sale of furniture and books at the seller's residence.
River ton Iowa postmaster G W Fouts nearly lost his life and was robbed of comfort before a letter notes his 20 year liver ailment and jaundice. He credits Electric Bitters with his 11 years of good health and calls it a sure cure for biliousness neuralgia weakness and digestive complaints sold at J H Stewarts for 50 cents.
The letter from T. J. Dwyer of Graysville Mo praises Dr King's New Discovery as a cure for consumption and coughs. He cites three patients permanently cured, noting one avoided selling property and moving to Arizona after treatment. The remedy is touted as the most wonderful medicine, with a guaranteed cough cold cure for throat and lung ailments. Trial bottle offered.
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