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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1909

Page

5

Local Notes Fragment Highlight Area Figures and Visits

A memo of town happenings lists J Harry Jones family departure from North English and visits by Mrs J A Chambers and her son Millard, other callers from Chicago and Springfield, a Park Hotel light installation, a shorthorn sale trip to West Liberty, a cash loss by Thomas Gasaway, and social events by the Presbyterian church.

Ar Rapids Billy Sunday J. Harry Jones F. C J. A. Chambers Millard

Local Notes From Havre Area Visitors

Irs Geo Fetters returned yesterday from a week in Washing nond near Havre. Curt Wells sale near St Chester yesterday. Ben Helmick from Grace Hill on two week vacation with his parents. Lon Morgan of Brighton spent Monday in the neighborhood. Jane Henrick home for a short visit with friends. Jeff Tucker and family returning from Red Oak due to illness of their child. Elizabeth Rogers of Keota and Bertha Carrico of Abingdon Ill visit at John Green home.

Irs Geo. Fetters Washingnond Havre Curt Wells St Chester Ben Helmick Grace Hill Lon Morgan Brighton Thomas Thomas Farm Janehe Henrick Jeff ‘Tucker Red Oak Chas. Tucker Elizabeth Rogers Keota Bertha Carrico Baby Abingdon Ill Ohn Green

Local visits and improvements noted at area towns

Nov 5 residents from Des Moines and Mt. Pleasant visit friends. Charley Gloeckler works in Ainsworth cemetery. Stearns family welcomed by relatives from Mt. Pleasant. Baird arrives this evening as Bros. decorate shop with new lighting plant enhancing nighttime visibility.

C. L. James Desoes Charley Gloeckler Mt. Pleasant Ainsworth Cemetery Fds Bros J. C. Baird

Will S Hleischer House Warming and Local Notices

Nov 6 brings a surprise house warming for Mr. and Mrs. Will S Hleischer at their new home with Bower and Sanders and A A Hulse and Co clerks attending. The Methodist Ladies host a two course luncheon after a program at Mrs L R Hinsdill's.

Will S. Hleischer Rajordan Bower and Sanders A. A. Hulse and Co Helscher Will Hulse Bower Woman's Foreign Missionary Society The Methodist Church L. R. Hinsdill A. A. Hulse and Company A. M. Miller Sigourney W. R. Hill St. Louis Methodist A. A. Hulse Epworth Willard Tufts J. F. Robertson

Local travelers head to Washington and area visits

Nov 6 passengers include John Brown and son Mrs Henry Hough Mrs Mary Maxwell Miss Ina Murphy J H Glancey Mrs L L Neas Mrs Ray Miller and Laura Wilson bound for Washington. Florence Truax Cecil Sebockley return home to Washington after visiting the Samuel Bailey home. Mrs Elizabeth Thompson and Mrs Joseph Porter of Wyman arrive to spend a day with friends. Mrs James Kelsey and daughter May Burris depart for Stronghurst Illinois to visit the CG Burris home.

John Brown and Henry Hough Mary Maxwell Ina Murphy J. H. Glancey L. L. ‘Leas Ray Miller Laura Wilson Washington Florence Truax Cecil Sebockley Samuel Bailey Elizabeth Thompson Joseph Porter Wyman James Kelsey May Burris Stronghurst Ill CG. O. Burris

Local notes from Lrig hton and area events

Nov 5 reports visitations by Mr and Mrs Collins of Stockport to Rev L Walker and Luella Gudgel of Illinois staying with Frank Gudgel. Des Moines teachers convention causes school to be closed Thursday and Friday. Lena Gray assistant pastor of Free Methodist church Burlington visits aunt Mrs L Walker before returning home. Mrs Fleming of Washington is mentioned.

Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief

Citizens advised that taking Pape's Diuretic can end kidney, bladder, and urinary problems. The ad claims rapid relief from backache, rheumatism, painful stiffness, and night urination, touting a fifty-cent treatment from Cininnati based Pape Thompson & Pape as universally reliable.

Pape Pape, Thompson & Pape Cininnati

Pie Social at No 11 School House Friday Evening

A pie social is planned at the No 11 school house located one and a half miles east of town on Friday evening. This community event invites residents to join for baked goods and socializing.

Wallace marks 75th birthday with a men only party

In a Wallace home celebration honoring A H Wallace on his 75th birthday, son Leigh and Mrs Wallace hosted a "for men only" evening with 75 roses presented by Henry Eicher. Guests dined on a lavish meal arranged by Mrs Leigh Wallace, then socialized in the library and attic while cigars circulated and friends praised his public life.

A. H. Wallace Leigh Wallace Ben Virginia Messrs A. H Leigh H. Wallace Mr. Wallace Henry Eicher Eicher Washington

Cummins Challenges Aldrich to Central Bank Debate

Senator Cummins, arriving in Chicago, publicly urged Senator Aldrich to debate the Central Bank issue. He also attacked Joe Cannon in an interview, alleging misconduct or opposition to his views.

Aldrich Senator Cummins Joe Cannon

Funeral of Mrs. William McFarland to be held Sunday

The funeral service for the late Mrs. William McFarland will take place tomorrow Sunday at 3 PM at the residence on RE Van Buren Street conducted by Rev. A. M. Hageard. Interment will follow at Elm Grove Cemetery.

William McFarland RE. van Buren Street A. M. Hageard Elm Grove Cemetery

Football Showdown At Southeast Park

Winfield guests arrive for a local football clash at Southeast park this afternoon. The two teams met two weeks ago in Winfield with a 7 to 0 win for Winfield, and Washington aims to even the score in today’s lively battle.

Winfield Washington Southeast Park

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