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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1907

Page

4

Crawfordsville County News Happenings May 25

Dr A M Cowden of Washington visits Crawfordsville. Local residents travel to Washington. Miss Bessie Kyle and Miss Nellie Thomas visit friends. Graduation events at M E church with Dr Bolton speaker. Numerous local names and social notes from May 25.

A. M. Cowden Washington Prof. Eastman Cedar Falls Clyde Fishburn George Gardiner Bessie Kyle Ruth Lind

Local Notes and Family News Patch

May 25 reports a pro fessional call near town, Sunday visits at John Davidson's, a Gypsy outfit camping nearby, Rosco Snider's child drank medicine and died 80 minutes later. Sympathy offered. Perry and Lulu Wagerman welcomed a son. Jim Hanley’s visited Scotland. George Longwell’s to have a cistern installed. Wes Whetstine doing the work.

D. Snider John Davidson Rosco Snider Perry Lulu Wagerman Jim Hanley Scotland Geo. Longwell Wes. Whetstine

Local residents prepare weekend visits and reunions

May 27 reports several visitors including Miss Nellie Hull heading to Mason City and Rev. W. G. Robertson leaving for Monmouth. Mr. Hamil of Ft. Madison visits relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spangler of Mt. Union visited A. R. Allen, followed by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Weber.

Nellie Hull Mason City Mr. Hamil Ft. Madison Rev W. G. Robertson Monmouth Fred Spangler Mt. Union A. R. Allen G. W. Weber

Box social at Young America school house May 31

May 31 box social at the Young America school house features a short literary program led by Myrtle La Motte. Mrs Thomas Moothart hosted about twenty children Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 to celebrate Minnie Moothart's 12th birthday with games and a ring presented as a keepsake. Ice cream cake and candy were served.

Young America Myrtle la Motte Thomas Moothart Minnie

The Twentieth Century Reading Circle Meeting

The Twentieth Century Reading Circle will meet with Mrs. J. H. Stewart Tuesday evening. It is hoped all members will be present, Last meeting.

Twentieth Century Reading Circle J. H. Stewart

Mrs J W Dunham Hosts Navajo Club Meeting

Mrs J W Dunham will entertain the Navajo club on Wednesday afternoon at her east Washington home.

J. W. Dunham East Washington

Lucy Pierce's Tenth Birthday Party Held Saturday Afternoon

About forty five of Lucy Pierce's little friends joined in a Saturday afternoon celebration on the lawn. Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Sitwell with Edna McKimmey Jessie Cherryholmes and Alice Meek served a luncheon after games. A birthday cake decorated with ten candles highlighted the event.

Lucy Pierce Mrs. Pierce

Picnic Line Tops Menu at Vienna Bakery

A brief item notes buns and rolls featured in the picnic line at Vienna Bakery. The snippet highlights fresh bakery goods offered, implying a focus on convenient outdoor fare.

Vienna

Frescoing Finished at Methodist Church After Month of Work

The interior frescoing by C. N. Dodder and crew is complete at the Methodist church. Regular services resumed after a month of exile with a solo by A. N. Alberson during morning worship. Parishioners praise the work for its blended colors and skilled execution.

C. N. Dodder A. N. Alberson Dodder

Seventh reunion of Iowa Hornet Nest Brigade in Dubuque

The seventh reunion of the Iowa Hiornet s Nest Brigade and allied Iowa Infantry units will be held in Dubuque Iowa on June 11 1907 at the Armory of the Local Military Company. Registration starts at 9 a.m. Prominent attendees include Sam l Mahon president and R L Turner secretary. The State Encampment of the G A R convenes at the same time with round trip fare rates arranged. Comrades are urged to attend with travel to begin Monday morning June 10.

Iowa Hiornet’s Nest Brigade Iowa Infantry Dubuque Iowa Sth Sam'l Mahon R. L. Turner

Notice The Musicale Postponed At Pleasant Plains

The Musicale at Pleasant Plains M E church was postponed until tomorrow evening. Church ladies will serve ice cream on the lawn and everyone is invited to attend.

Pleasant Plains M. E

Topsy Turvy at Ainsworth marks senior play success

The Academy senior class presented Topsy Turvy at Ainsworth Saturday evening. Attendance was strong and all class expenses were paid from proceeds. The Physical Laboratory will carry a $100 credit from the profits for new fixtures and equipment next year. W M Johnson and daughter are in the city at Hotel Benz before returning to Keokuk Iowa, planning to come back to Washington in September if possible.

Agnes Brown Jesup Edna Owen West Chester M. E. Church Dr. Bolton Iowa City Silas Johnson Ernest Bower Alice Wilson Ruth Lindauer Sturgeon Washington Mary Mathis Jefferson Enterprise Winfield C. Spangler C. O. Keiser Phyllis Brier Dudley Crone Nora Stewart Gertrude Keiser Charley Coffman Howard Stewart J. C. Weisenberger Academy Ainsworth Escast W. M. Johnson Benz Keokuk Iowa

Col Bell to Speak on Decoration Day in Lenox

Col W B Bell of this city will deliver an address on Decoration Day at Lenox Iowa during the afternoon exercises. Bell is among the state's leading veterans and an interesting speaker, and Lenox is fortunate to secure him for this occasion.

W. B. Bell Lenox Iowa

Death at Davenport Claims Four Year Old Theodore Dawson

The four year old son of Mr and Mrs Cash Dawson formerly of near this city died this morning at 8:00 at the family home in Davenport after a month of illness. The funeral is set for 10:00 tomorrow in Davenport.

Theodore Dawson Cash Dawson Davenport

Marsh Leaves for Knoxville as Uncle Is Seriously Ill

J. F. Marsh departed Saturday evening for Knoxville Illinois to be with his uncle S. G. Marsh who is reported to be seriously ill.

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised In Testimony

Mrs Edward Phillips of Barclay Maryland sends praise for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy noting her two year old has used it since two months old and she recovered from a severe cold after using the remedy. Cook and Sherman sell the remedy. Also announced is a Corn Bell Meat Producers meeting in Wellman on Tuesday May 28 at 2 PM with speakers Sykes Brockway and Munro.

Chamberlain Edward Phillips Barclay, Md Catherine Cook & Sherman Corn Bell Meat Producers’ Association Wellman Mr. Sykes State Association James Brockway D. R Munro

Queen Esther Circle Plans Monday Meeting at Miss Gardner’s Home

The Queen Esther circle will meet Monday evening with Miss Aner Gardner at her home on West Main Street. A full attendance is requested as officers will be elected.

Queen Esther Aner Gardner West Main Street

No-Alimony Promise of Regular Bowels with Dr King's Pills

An advertisement promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle laxative to prevent appendicitis and support staying divorced from the appendix. Claims guaranteed by Stewart's Pharmacy at 25 cents.

Dr King Stewart

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy

Probable no medicine more relied on for colic cholera and diarrhoea in 30 years. A soothing remedy when mixed with water and sugar. pleasant to take. For sale by Cooly and Sherman.

Chamberlain Cooly & Sherman

Local Stud Service Offered by Cedar Township Resident

The Percheron Stallions Silver Branch 41385 and Prince of Lakewood 21528 will stand for service at a Cedar township residence, along with a mammoth bred Jack. Terms are described in the bills. D Rittenhouse signs as party.

Silver Branch Prince of Lakewood Cedar Township

Truant’s Premier Percheron Stallion at Palmer Farm

D. J. Palmer and D. M. Palmer advertise their black Percheron stallion Truant’s Premier entering his sixth season at their farm one mile northeast of the city. They describe him as one of the best and surest breeders in the county and the finest Percheron available.

D. J. Palmer D. J D. M. Palmer

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the County News Crawfordsville KEOTA Auer Nellie Thomas Valley Junction Ben Coffman Roy Marr Graham United Presbyterian Church M. E. Choir Wapello H. Manners Des Moines W.S. Orbin Wyman Westchester Albany Oregon G. W. Bartlett Ralston Hardware Bartlett Nora Tinney San Francisco Cal Houston Robert Young Miss Lucy Florence Parrish East Washington Street Burlington High School Opera House Georgia Schreckengast Nira Braden Steck You Foles Young Lady Gort Washington National Bank Wortk Will J. F. Marsh Knoxville Ill Ious S. G. Marsh the House of Oppenbeitier Chicargo D. Rittenhouse SOL. Rich & CO
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