Modern Woodmen Box Supper Planned for May 21
Society column notes the Modern Woodmen will hold a box supper Thursday evening in the hall on May 21.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1908
Page
8
Society column notes the Modern Woodmen will hold a box supper Thursday evening in the hall on May 21.
Miss Iola Mayo the bride to be was guest of honor at a pre nuptial party held at Miss Edna Foss home in southeast Washington. Guests played party games and presented plate shower gifts. A luncheon was served by the hostess with Miss Bess Jones assisting.
Invitations sent in LaGrange Georgia for the Southern College for Girls commencement exercises on Tuesday evening May 19. Miss Maud Helen Wilson’s card is enclosed.
About twenty neighbors and friends gathered at Mrs. Oscar George's home in east Washington after 8 PM to honor Miss Sadie Reynolds before her departure tonight for Wilcox, Canada. The evening featured social time, phonograph entertainment by Mr. George, and ice cream and cake serving.
Master James Fulton, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Fulton, narrowly escaped drowning after wading in the reservoir overflow east of Wallace school. He sank twice before companions pulled him to shallower water in about five feet of depth, preventing a potential fatal ending.
The Pekin theater presents The Man from Rome a musical burletta on the Man from Home with colored players led by Bob Motts. Writers Victor H Smalley and Bernie Adler behind the new show. A Friday afternoon benefit for the kindergarten at Institutional church is announced.
The Kennedy family thanks friends for kindness during illness and after the death of their son and brother Ray mond Kennedy. Gratitude is extended for flowers and many expressions of sympathy from John Kennedy and family.
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for new life and hope. The copy notes 35 cents for Tea or Tablets and lists Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co as sellers. Tomorrow evening is ladies' evening at the Star.
Muscatine Iowa May 19 Judge J Scott Richman the oldest practicing lawyer in Iowa died at his country home two miles north of Muscatine Sunday afternoon Admitted to the bar in 1839 he helped form Iowa s first constitution in 1846 served in the state legislature in 1863 was elected to the district bench until 1872 and later resumed law practice He was also one of the oldest Masons in Iowa.
Ames Iowa May 19 The number of graduates at Iowa State college shows a substantial increase over last year s class In all there will be 167 who will receive their diplomas They are divided as follows Agronomy 7 dairying 4 animal husbandry 24 horticulture 5 veterinary 14 mechanical engineering 22 mining engineering 1 civil engineering 31 electrical engineering 31 science 6 general and domestic science 16 domestic science 4
An advertisement extols a healthful lifestyle and endorses products approved by the Well-Informed of the World. It highlights a genuine laxative Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. as a trusted family remedy available through leading druggists.
Rock Island lines schedule a time card around June 1. Robert Shaw, former roadmaster's clerk after Eldon office move, takes a similar post with Roadmaster Burke in St. Joseph Missouri and has already started. Only minor projects remain, with little maintenance of way work planned. regular section gangs will handle repairs this season.
The band concert postponed by rain will be held this evening in the park. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kephart received a bouquet from Mrs. Will Rathmel of Kremlin Oklahoma showing ten kinds of double roses carnations clematis peonies and other flowers plus wheat and blue grass. Dr. and Mrs. Ed MacConnaughey and family visited relatives in West Branch last night. Mrs. Carpenter and daughter Bella returned to Rock Island. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Smith of Wellman shopped in the city yesterday.
Miss Mildred Shoemaker assists at Caner music store. H Manners of Crawfordsville visits friends in the city. Roy Twinam and Ida Florence Rhum obtain a marriage license. A new boy arrives at the W F Jurgingy home on East Second Street. Laura Chilcote returns from Keokuk. George Webb of Valley Junction visits his uncle Frank Webb. Mrs J M Chittum of Richmond visits her sister Mrs G H Biskamp. Joe Limerman and wife from West Chester spend the day here. Mary McAtlin arrives on the Burlington for a visit with Titus relatives.
A historical note promotes raw beef paste on bread or crackers for any time consumption and raw eggs as a bloodmaker. It suggests grating round steak, salting, and spreading as a paste, plus a simple method to swallow eggs with lemon juice and tenon. Eight eggs daily is encouraged for recovery.
Detroit Free Press notes a learned woman versed in Greek Latin German and the classics she could discuss heroes and Rome but must ask her husband to fasten her hat noting the era's social norms.
John Ruskin owned only four toys in childhood yet spent many enraptured hours with them. He credited his lifelong interest in architecture to blocks, one toy, that sparked his fascination with building from an early age.
In roses insects are drawn by perfume and vivid color along with plentiful pollen serving as nourishment. The plants do not secrete honey in their blossoms. pollinators visit for nectarless forage.
Local item brief summarizing shop notices and visits. Mrs Wes Ragan and others from Ainsworth and nearby towns were in the city on business or shopping. Miss Mollie Cherry returned from Keola. Miss Idella Lakin arrived from Chicago for a visit. many residents planned weddings and medical meetings in Des Moines.
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