Lost Maltese kitten and wanted boarders notice
Lost A small Maltese kitten. Finder please call 272. Wanted boarders inquire at this office.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
5
Lost A small Maltese kitten. Finder please call 272. Wanted boarders inquire at this office.
Partly cloudy tonight with likely light snow east and central portions. Sunday generally fair. Weather outlook issued for Iowa with brief conditions.
The new Shooting Gallery opens this evening three doors east of the Unique Picture Show. A turkey will be awarded to the person achieving the best score.
Local notes report Master Scott performing at the Star this evening and chocolate pies available at the Vienna. Several residents travel plans and delays are noted including Miss Mike Lewis's Sunday Ottumwa visit and trains No 1 and No 50 running late. Mrs. John Matthews returns from a Junction visit, while Mrs. J J Weldin heads to Wapello to see her son and family. Mr and Mrs Cross depart for Hampton Nebraska after visiting H M Shellabarger.
An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar claims it relieves constipation irritants throat irritation soothes inflamed membranes and stops a stubborn cough while healing sore lungs and expelling the cold. Lemmon's Pharmacy.
In the wake of the election, analysts note a rapid push by political actors to secure coal interests. Observers warn of shifting alliances as energy policy debates intensify amid regional resource stakes.
The County News provides a roundup of local doings across communities, highlighting notable incidents, celebrations, and everyday events in the county. Readers gain a snapshot of civic life, with brief notices from towns, churches, and schools.
On Nov 13 the Christian church revival meetings drew good attendance with Rev. Mr. Leverett praised as a fine speaker. Richland defeated Brighton 20 to 6 in a recent basketball game. A reception was held at the hall above the former Shames store. J A Colvard’s move into the Downs property, Ada White visiting relatives in Oskaloosa, A A Wall visiting Keota, and a Brighton men’s mass meeting to plan a youth reading room and gym under the Men's Fellowship club. Leverett spoke to women and later to men. Bidwell returned from Chillicothe, and Friday an address for children is planned followed by a men’s address Sunday.
Ainsworth reports Mr and Mrs T Y Wickham spent yesterday with relatives in Washington. R O Lynn and W H Chihak also visited Muscatine yesterday. R Ray and wife left for a few days with relatives in Wapello. Mrs W R Crawford and daughter Mabel traveled to Fairfield for a short visit. J M Stone and daughter Grace shopped in Muscatine yesterday. Lou Duncan moved his family into Hugh Hall property and will work with the bridge gang this winter. Stone Scutter, previously in Florida, returned home yesterday.
Nov 14 Miss Lewis leaves Crawfordsville after a month with Mrs. Rev. E. S. Genung in Austin Minnesota. Mrs VanHorn and her mother go back to the Junction after a Briley home visit. Mrs 8 J Cocklin called on her mother Mrs T W Rickey yesterday.
A group of local residents including Mrs. Henry Hull Mrs. John Zook Mrs. John Smiley and others were travelers bound for Washington this morning. The list also names Flo and Willo Fishburn Maud Beatrice Ina Murphy Blanche Neiswang ered J. H. Huston F. B. Young J. A. Morehead and son Clyde Robbins Howard Huston Harley Rhea Henry McCoy Hugh H. Davis Elmer McFadden and Rev. E S Genung.
Mrs. J. D. Dayton and her son Daryl returned from Brighton after a visit. Al Augustine spent yesterday at Rose Hill on business. Several residents attended the play The Devil at Washington Thursday evening.
The local Poultry association arranges for Ralph Keller to exhibit his English Ring Neck pheasants at the upcoming show. Guinea pigs will also be on display and a pair of guinea pigs will be awarded to the student selling the most season tickets at 25 cents each. Tickets available from John Bailey or F F Parrish.
A. A. Rynearson, long established in the city, says his business with H. B. Glover Co of Dubuque is thriving. The firm manufactures and wholesales men's furnishings and a women’s line. They run a large overall factory and produce a fine product. The Rynearsons and nearby Mrs. Brown are noted residents and relatives.
The snowfall last night and this morning barely covers the ground, not enough to close the public highway to sleighing. Thermometer dropped to 18 above as the low temperature, while encouraging children to use their sleds for now.
An advertisement claims Foley’s Orino Laxative cures liver trouble by stimulating digestive organs to act naturally. It says the product does not gripe, is pleasant to take, and eliminates the need for continual laxative use. Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
Miss Lena Maxwell arrived from Crawfordsville yesterday. The Vienna bakery offers Baltimore and Connecticut oysters and varieties such as cream puffs and chocolate cream roll. H Knecht advertises coat pressing and mending services. Fred Reid returns from a visit with his parents in Bloomington.
Sabbath school at 9 45 morning service at 11 Junior Endeavor at 4 Senior at 5 45 Evening service at 7 All are welcome Rev W O Fisher pastor
Sabbath school at 9 30. Morning worship at 11 with Rev A S Bailey in the pulpit. Junior Endeavor at 4 30. Senior Endeavor at 5 45. Evening service at 7 with preaching by the pastor. All are cordially invited. Rev W R Sawhill, pastor.
Sabbath school begins at 9 50 with morning service at 11 and evening worship at 7. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 and the preaching will be by the Rev T C Sproull.
The morning sermon will explore Heavenly Forces and the evening sermon centers on The Seeking Savior. Mrs S B Dewey will sing Callest Thou Thus O Maker in the morning and Mrs H Tillotson Shepherd Divine I Come in the evening. Sabbath school at 9 30 Junior Endeavor 3 30 Senior Endeavor 6 Rev John C Abels pastor.
Public worship at 11 and 7 with Sun day school at 9. Rev A LeGrand to preach morning and evening. special meetings continue at 7 30 through the week. A cordial invitation to attend. Tomorrow themes: Morning Unseen Forces Evening Jesus the All satisfying Rev G D Rogers pastor.
A crowded Vienna notes list visitors and travels including W R Mount bound for Iowa City and J L Brookhart on George H Paul Co business in Albia. Mrs Emma Burroughs and Mrs Chas Stout depart for Davenport and Chicago respectively while Mrs Hervey Bell visits Everest.
Mrs. L. E. Neal and Ferne join Ruth Wilson for a Titus excursion to Mr. Neal's sawmill. The Vienna promises custard cocoanut pumpkin and cream pies this evening. Winter illness risks are noted with a Foley's Honey and Tar promo from Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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