Wells Reports No Material Change in Condition
Reports from W. W. Wells today indicate no material change in his condition. He can take nourishment, but his improvement is not as rapid as desired.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1905
Page
5
Reports from W. W. Wells today indicate no material change in his condition. He can take nourishment, but his improvement is not as rapid as desired.
Local notices show W J Scott forfeit and butter ads at the Vienna along with readouts on bread pies rolls and promotions. Passages mention Miss Florence Parrish at a Winfield music class and various travelers arriving for a meeting of the United Presbyterian church committee in Crawfordsville.
The annual session of the Missionary Committee of the United Presbyterian church began in Crawfordsville with about forty delegates arriving. Morning and afternoon sessions focus on plans for the coming year, and 7:45 p.m. features open sessions on field work with talks by A. S. Biddle, O. A. Patty and D. W. Berry.
Washington May 17. The Commissioner of Pensions finalizes action to fill ten vacancies on the board of review after requests for resignations over alleged incompetency. New members include Morris B. Sabin of Wisconsin Israel Stockton of Illinois and Dr W L Chamberlain of Indiana, joining three other vacancies from death or resignation.
Mrs K Harris of Minneapolis reports to the police that she lost a suit case valued for securities totaling 12 000 while riding an interurban car from St Paul. The case on the car floor held deeds worth 10 000 notes worth 1 050 a gold watch and chain and several dress goods patterns.
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