Damage Case Against the City Coming in November Term
A damage case against the city will be heard in the upcoming November term of district court which convenes next week.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
2
Divorce and criminal docketed cases before Judge Scott
Folr divorce cases docketed and several criminal matters set for trial before Judge Scott in Brooklyn. The docket includes four divorces and multiple nuisance and perjury cases along with breaches of contract and conspiracy charges. First day of the term is Thursday November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah B. Long
Mary J. Schneider
George Schneider
Adolphus R. Moon
Emma L. Moon
Edith LaGrange
Fred ©. LaGrange
Snow
Wright
Evans
N. O. Soper
Jas. Metzgar
Dick Miannigan
Charles Gabriel
William Vogt Et al
Claude White
Araminta
Ferguson
Martin Wyoski
Scott
Brooklyn
Local County Notes and Upcoming Weddings
J W Spevarak elected Supervisor with Willie Chapek Clerk and John Welte to Squire. Fred Radda Trustee. Charley Lintz Constable. Measles hit Kate Shalla Ant Shatla children Frank Lints family. Kron and Kecher celebrate golden weddings. Laura Shillig and Jon Wingler to wed. Vaclav Sojka to move to Kansas. Dr Chittum back from trip. Viasta Vacha sewing for Mrs Albert Escher. Misses Biecha to Washington. Simmering children down with measles. Sobin and Shaila also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Spevarak
Willie Chapek
John Welte
Fred Radda
Charley Lintz
Kate Shalla
Ant. Shatla
Frank Lints
Vaclav Sojka
Kansas
Chittum
Viasta Vacha
Albert. Escher
Frank Lintz
Biecha
Washington
Mr. Simmering
Robert Sobin
Roy Shaila
Walton Furnace man cured fever sore with Bucklen salve
A Walton Furnace Vermont man named Spivey traveled 15 miles west and obtained Bucklen's Amnica Salve which fully cured a severe fever sore on his leg. The advertisement claims the salve also heals bruises felons ulcers eruptions boils burns corns and piles and is guaranteed by Stewart the druggist for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spivey
Walton Furnace
Bucklen
Stewart
The Wine Expert Taste Testers and Temperance Rules
An article describes the wine expert as the tester of wines brandies whiskies and other beverages. The expert works with an empty stomach and uses varied glass shapes to assess color aroma and flavor. He must be temperate avoiding tobacco rich foods late hours and dissipation and earns around 40 a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TSG
DSS
France
Garonne
Hurgundy
Tuphiny
Sillery
Reims
Epernay
Sauterne
Hareac
Vreignae
Kommes
Neres
Johannisberg
Steinberg
Stockheim
New York
New York ‘Tribune
Rural Carriers Resign From Routes Two And Three
Rural carriers Alpheus Crumbling and Harvey Shannon resign effective December 1 claiming 600 salary insufficient for feeds and long drives on routes 2 and 3. Post Office notices call for applications and an examiner to conduct tests, with Westmaster Cunningham to appoint city carriers. The item also notes death of Mrs Minnie Meyer and local references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Shannon
Alpheus Crumbling
Harvey Shannon
Omee
Westmmaster Cunningham
Local residents update on construction and travel
Nov 6 notes report Frazier the blacksmith has moved and works at a new site. A barn is under construction on the Williams lot with the foundation nearly ready. J N Pickens digs a cellar. Hodges traveled to Washington last Saturday evening. Verne Mathers returned from Washington with measles. Bragg from Morning Sun will move to Haskins next week. Lathing nears completion on the hotel and several rooms are plastered. Rev Young of Washington preached to a large Harding schoolhouse crowd last Sunday. Irene Glaze plans a winter in Texas with her father. Phillip Shaffer went to Sperry for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
J. N. Pickens
Mr. Hodges
Washington
Verne Mathers
Mr. Bragg
Morning Sun
Haskins
Rev. Young
Harding
Irene Glaze
Texas
Phillip Shaffer
Sperry
Relics Arrive For Free Monday Evening Opera House Show
Reverend Charles McCleary of Crawfordsville arrives with a large relic collection to be shown Monday night at the opera house. He will speak on Western Africa missionary work and the region’s plant and animal life with stereoptican views. A collection will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCleary
Crawfordsville
Opera House
Africa
Hickman Bessey Co Presents A Winning Hand Comedy
Tonight the Hickman Bessey Co presents the pleasing comedy A Winning Hand. Tickets are 10 20 and 50 cents for the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman-Bessey Co
Home Team Loses 7 to 6 in Kalona Football Clash
Kalona hosted Fry Town in a tight game where Fry Town scored in the first five minutes, then Our boys tightened up and held the rest. Standout efforts came from Shields Guy McClelland Reid and Beanblossom as the smaller team challenged a heavier opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Fry Town
Fry
Beanblossom
L. T
Vanderwater
R. T
Reid
Ro EB
George McClelland
L. G
Junkin
T. Manatt
L. B
Sandros
Q. B
Guy McClelland
Ro HH
Shields
L. H
Harmeier
F. B
Death of Mrs Minnie Meyer in Sigourney
News reached today of the death of Mrs Minnie Meyer in Sigourney yesterday evening at five. She was the wife of John Meyer and formerly resided here before moving away about a year ago. Mrs Meyer belonged to the Fraternal Aid Society here for eight years and carried life insurance of one thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Meyer
Sigourney
John Meyer
Meyer
Fraternal Aid Society
Low Rate Excursions for Homeseekers 1903
The Iowa Central railway offers excursion tickets to western and southern points for homeseekers on the first and third Tuesdays of November through April. The fare is one fare plus $2.00 for the round trip, valid 21 days from sale. Inquiries to any Iowa Central ticket agent or A. B. Cutts, G P T A, Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central Railway
Iowa Central
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
High School Social Aids Treasury and Plans For Christmas
Rainy Tuesday night social drew fewer attendees but generous patronage boosted the treasury to about 45 toward the plane project. J. M. Wilcox returned from Illinois after a visit. A teachers convention is set for Saturday in Richland with a talk on Vocal Music in Public Schools. The Oratorio Emmanuel will be performed New Year’s night by local talent. The High School secured Hark Hammer for November 13 at the opera house. Dr. W. Harter sold his Sunny Side home to J. P. Harris and plans a southern move for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wilcox
Hllinois
Riehland
Emmanuel
Harkhammer
Imperonator
Opera House
W. Harter
J. P. Harris
Sousa and His Band Set for Graham Concert
Sousa announces no overseas tour this year as he performs in the United States. The Sousa band, praised after Glasgow and honored by kings, will give a single concert at the Graham on Thursday afternoon at 2 p m in November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sousa
United States
Edward VII
Glasgow
Scotland
The
Graham
St James School Carnival Opens November 10
The St James School carnival will open on November 10, inviting students families and residents to a community event with games foods and entertainment. Proceeds support school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Board of Education powers under emergency charter change
The Los Angeles Herald notes the proposed charter amendment would allow the board of education to employ or remove any teacher or head of department in emergencies. It interprets the measure as granting broad and rapid personnel authority during crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantanno
Duzno
Board of Education
Los Angeles Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Union
Mercer & Chilcate
Graham Theatre
Warren, Moore, Manacenr
Hington, Iowa
John Philip Sousa
Estelle Liebling
Grave Courtenay Jenkins
Arthur Pryor
Edward
Carris Drug
D. L. Baird & Son
Cash Store
Folr
Court House News
Columbia Pharmacy
J. BE. Lemmon
Richmond
Kron
August Kecher
Laura Shillig
Jon Wingler
Wills
Frank
Milwaukee Steel Gang
Rock Island Tracks
M. Williams
Vincent Brothers
Algona
Brighton
Gil Vincent
Mr. Logue
Atchison, Kan
Ae Globe
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Frazier
Chas, McCleary
Keota
Samson & Livingston
Steck
Figins
Walthams
Mampreas
Namitons
Illinois
H. F. Steck’s
Harwood
South Side
Tan
Croatia
Furs
York
SOL Rich & CO
S‘long
McCall Bros
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