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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1897

Page

1

Local visitors and ads fill city page highlights

Jay Parkinson returns to Palo Alto after a month visiting relatives in Virginia and locally accompanied by Mr. Gray. Monmouth Town’s M. Bickford arrives for a nephew visit. Fifty-shot rifles offered at 15c by Raguet’s. Dr T J Thompson and family toured Wayland. Rev Charles Brown visits Oakland home. Second hand organs and pianos traded for new Hallet and Davis uprights. William Casa Williams serves as general agent. Charles White, Hart, and Mrs Daniel Fox among out of town guests. C C Cunningham returns from Nebraska trip on Narrow Gauge. Smith’s Steam Laundry offers elegant work. Ex representative Bb S Tipton visits. Verne Lytle back from an Ainsworth trip.

Jay Parkinson Virginia Palo Alto California Mr. Gray Washington Sash & Door Co T. J. Thompson Dora Wayland Charles Brown Counselman Oakland Hallet & Davis Co Casa Williams General Agt C. C Cunningham Nebraska Smith Bb. S. Tipton Lexington Verne Lytle Ainsworth

Washington lecture by Rev. Chas Brown praised for travels

A large crowd at the Methodist church heard Rev. Chas Brown recount his travels to southern Italy Egypt Palestine and Greece. He described lessons from each place and urged righteous living while noting Jerusalem and its worshipers during Lent. The piece blends his experiences with reflections on faith and daily conduct.

Washington Methodist Church Chas, Brown Ile Italy Pompeii Egypt Nile Kyle Palestine Jerusalem Holy Mr. Brown Earth Heaven Christ Mount of Olives Dead Sea Greece

Immersive Constantinople Lecture Delights Local Audience

A travel talk described Constantinople with vivid detail, letting listeners feel as if they stood beside the speaker. The audience reacted with warm appreciation, with Rev Thorn proposing a Chautauqua salute as white handkerchiefs rose in a graceful, impressive display.

Constantinople Washington Thorn

Funeral services for Jackson Roberts held at East Washington residence

Funeral services for Jackson Roberts were conducted at the family home on East Washington Street this afternoon. Rev Stark spoke briefly before Dr J G W Coxe. The Masons then took charge as many friends accompanied the remains to the burial.

Jackson Roberts East Washington Street Stark J. GC. W. Coxe Masons

Armstrong Visits Choynski and Bob Shows Speed

Joe Choynski reports Armstrong visited training quarters and boxed four rounds with Tom Sharkey. He notes Bob’s improvement, speed, and cleverness, claiming Bob more than held his own. The passage shifts to a medical advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills from J J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio offering testimonials and a $100 cure promise.

Davies Joe Choynski Armstrong Tom Sharkey Bob Ile Sharkey Chicago Tribune Hall KK. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio KF. J. Cheney & Co

Cattle and hog shipments report from local traders

Babcock and Stewart hauled two car loads of fine cattle to Chicago with Mr Stewart present. Wells and McCulley shipped a single hog load. Wim Garver from Johnson county visited Washington yesterday and, with two sons, opened a store at the crossroads eight miles southeast of town, applying for a post office.

Babcock & Stewart Chicago Mr. Stewart Wells & McCulley Wim. Garver Johnson County Cross Roads Washington

Rev BE W Twining Dies in Corning After Long Work

Rev BE W Twining, once a resident of this city, died at his Corning home last night. A former Ohio migrant who arrived in 1847, he preached in the Presbyterian church then served as a Methodist active worker and presiding elder. He lived in Town City Marion Des Moines and Washington before settling in Corning ten years ago. He married Priscilla Ashby in 1846. his wife and son Jesse survive him. He was 85. Funeral set for tomorrow at a designated hour.

BE. W. Twining Corning Ohio Tle Presbyterian Church Ile Town City Marion Des Moines Washington Priscilla Ashby Ashby Jesse

Power of coffee habit and Postum cereal as health alternative

A soldier’s tale on whiskey shows how strong a drinker’s habit can be. The piece argues coffee harms health, endorses Postum Cereal as a safe substitute made from grains, and claims improved vitality, red blood, and health after quitting coffee. It cites Battle Creek maker Postum Cereal Co. and Dr. Albert P. Hedges.

Postum Java Battle Creek Mich Postum Cereal Co Lim Albert P. Hedges N. Clark St Chicago

Executive committee names appointees for grounds seats and monuments

The executive committee appointed a team to secure clubs and transportation comprising J. A. Cunningham JS. Nichols and Adam Page. On grounds and seats the committee listed J. J. Kellogg J. W. Morton and W. R. Jeffrey. For monument and inscriptions the appointees are W. P. Moothart H. W. Parkinson and W. A. Stiles.

J. A. Cunningham JS. Nichols Adam Page J. J. Kellogg J. W. Morton W. R. Jeffrey W.P. Moothart HW. Parkinson W. A Stiles

Woodmen’s picnic and log roll slated for June 9

The Gazette notes Columbus Junction hosts a major Woodmen’s picnic with about 60 camps invited and thousands expected. Music and speaking highlight events with Kansas City and Marshalltown speakers and several premiums for best pulling camp best chopper and best drilled team. Residents are urged to attend with families and baskets.

Columbus Junction Kansas City Marshalltown the Gazette Lowa

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