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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1909

Page

5

Happenings Around the County On Families and Visits

Nov 15 notes list local residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. Oldaker rode as a passenger to localities Friday night. Mrs H Hamilton visited Keswick to see kin. Ina Lauser and daughter joined Riverside relatives from Saturday to Monday. Yoder returned from Colfax. Mellinger Jr. spent Sunday at home. Whitmore toured Iowa City Friday night. W Grady from the U S dental college visited home Saturday. Martha Snider visited Iowa City kin Saturday to Monday. Lorenz of Iowa City visited J W Cupp’s home Friday.

Oldaker Loca Ity H. Hamilton Keswick Mr. Lauser Ina Riverside Joseph S. Yoder Colfax A. Mellinger Jr John Whitmore Iowa City W. Grady U. S. Dental College Martha Snider C. L. Rogers Lorenz J. W. Cupp

Local Happenings Include Weddings And Farm Work

Notices report Jesse Marr shipping two loads of hogs and a carload of horses here on Saturday and Monday. George Wiegman installed gas lights for J. H. Eckerman last week. Tom McClean drills a well for A. B. Carr. Mrs. John Hillhouse visited Oscar Jugenheimer in Washington Friday. The Rev. 8 P. Telford from Maxwell Iowa visited Wednesday. Invitations go out for the Dora Davison and Howard Wagner wedding on Wednesday November 17 at noon. Weade of Richland visited Will Saville’s family this week. John Hillhouse visited Ainsworth Friday. Havre school opens Monday November 22 with Miss Nora Eckles as teacher. Nets Mayhew and children Helen and Rodney visited her brother R. F. McFarlane at West Chester last week. Relatives have invitations to the wedding.

Jesse Marr Hous George Wiegman J. H. Eckerman Tom McClean A. B. Carr John Hillhouse Oscar Jugenheimer Washington P. Telford Maxwell Dora Davison Howard Wagner Weade Richland Will Saville Ainsworth Havre Nora Eckles Nettie Mayhew Helen Rodney R. F. McFarlane West Chester Mildred Shotts Mr. McGraw Gilbert Shotts Methodist Church League Room A. Boatman Mary Clendenning Hattie Denning A. A. Long Cedar Rapids Union Presbyterian Church J. CC. Giffen Roy Coffman

Kuhn Dusenberry Wedding Set for Wednesday Evening

The wedding of Kuhn and Dusenberry is planned for Wednesday evening at an o'clock hour at The Rev A. M. Haggard of Drake University spoke at Pleasant Hill church on Sunday giving two excellent talks.

Neighborhood Social News From Washington to Lexington

Nov and Arthur Ingham return to Washington after Willingham's visit. Miss Clara Meyer and Miss Helen Work visit family and return to school. Mr and Mrs Ivan Rehmel visit Frank Anderson's household. Myron Barnes and family visit J Johnson. Emil Anderson and family visit Chas Johnson near Lexington. Mrs Gillispie and Mrs Ella Savage visit J P McAnulty's to help move. Mrs Emil Anderson hosts guests for Frank Anderson and bride celebration with bells and noises. Effie Van Sickle visits Will Bennett. Bennett returns from Missouri on business.

Arthur Ingham Washington Willingham’s Clara Meyer Washinton Academy Helen Work Franklin Center Ivan Rehmel Frank Anderson Myron Barnes J. Johnson Emil Anderson Chas. Johnson Lexington Gillispie Omaha Ella Savage J. P. McAnulty Bride Galesburg Ill Anderson Maybelle Johnson Pearl Ruby Peterson Effie van Sickle Will Bennett Missouri

Local Notes and Visits From Iowa and Wisconsin

Mr and Mrs W W Miller return home from Colfax Iowa to visit daughter and grandchildren. Mrs Gilmore and son visit her parents Mr and Mrs J A Fry. B Z Oldaker travels to Iowa City. L W Brooks juryman at Washington. Frank Figgins entertains Riverside guests. Ted ar Fredrick buys mule team for malt route. Rock Island carpenters remodel depot office. F G Kisor and wife visit South Dakota. Miss Mary Dewees in town. Dave Flexner sells fall and winter goods. Come and see him.

W. W. Miller Mrs. Rupp Colfax Riverside Tedar Fredrick Rock Island Railway F. G. Kisor South Dakota Mary Dewees Dave Flexner

Birthday Surprises Mark Nicola Family Supper

A Brighton Route Three brief notes the Nicola family marks Charles Nicola's belated birthday with a surprise home arrival of his son in law and family, plus oysters on the cake at supper. Local visits include Mrs Lydia Pobren and Mrs Andy Crile, and a celler intrusion by an unknown intruder at Bert Simpson’s while he was away.

Tom Herriott Chas. Nicola Nicola Charles Lydia Pobren Germanville George Kern Andy Crile Joe Stalder Zihiman Boys J. H. Dawson Center Colo Pear Mann Burlington George Hill John Wiles Ab Edward Peter Zihlman Oskaloosa Packwood Bert Simpson

Mrs FE C Gilbert Sunday School Class Event

Nov 16 note mentions Mrs FE C Gilbert leading a Sunday school class of young ladies with planned activities and attendance details for the gathering.

FE. C. Gilbert

Community Notes Highlight Weddings and Local Visits

A Tin shower honored Miss Mildred Shotts as her fiancé Mr McGraw prepares for Wednesday evening nuptials. Various social visits, church events, and club meetings fill the week with trips to Washington Cedar Rapids Winfield and Ainsworth noted alongside depot work and insurance meetings.

Dawson and family travel 1000 miles in 10 days to Washington

Congressman Dawson and family reached Washington from Creston Iowa after a 1000 mile journey of 10 days arriving today. The party traveled by auto and plans to meet with officials during their stay in the capital.

Evening Journal Washington, D. C Dawson Creston Iowa

Rain and Thunderstorm Shocks Town

The night brought 1.05 inches of rainfall with brilliant lightning and the loudest thunder ever heard locally. Buildings shook and windows rattled, prompting thoughts of an earthquake. Temperatures dropped as the day progressed, driven by a northwest wind.

Prisoners to be umpires as discipline plan teased

A warden, quoted by the Philadelphia Ledger, suggests using obstreperous inmates as umpires to enforce discipline, sparking debate over introducing baseball among prisoners and the potential consequences of such a plan.

Tama Philadelphia Ledger

A Matter of Hours

Cartoon caption from Newark Star humorously contrasts a woman's whist club with a man's poker club. It jokes that one ends with dinner at home, the other with breakfast.

Newark Star

Poet Craig and the London Grounds Banter

London scraps recount fond tales of the poet Craig a familiar figure at the Oval Leyton and Canterbury grounds He quips with interruptions turning critics into admirers noting his wit and mastery of exchanges on the field and in pubs.

Craig London the Oval Leyton Canterbury

Annual American Bible Society Service Brings Officers

A large city union meeting at the Presbyterian church supports the American Bible Society with an annual offering. Rev. Abels opened the service. Rev. Fisher presided. nominations were debated by John Shields Wake Neal and Dr. Anderson. Rev. Rogers delivered a strong farewell Bible Society sermon on literary impact of scripture.

Presbyterian Church American Bible Society Bible Society Abels Fisher John Shields Wake Neal Dr. Anderson Mr. Neal A. J. Dawson Frank Sage Charles Corette Samuel White C. C. Cunningham George Black Dr. McConaughey Rogers Washington Mr. Rogers Rev

Longs consolidate control of Washington brick and tile plant

Last week Charles W. Long acquired his brother Clifford C. Long s stake in the Washington brick and tile plant. Clifford moves to Columbus Junction to operate a tile factory. The Longs have owned the Washington plant for about two years, since buying from Marion Anderson last August. Upon completion, Charles W. Long will run the business solo.

Long Brick and Tile Factory Charles W. Long Clifford C. Long Columbus Junction Longs Washington Marion Anderson

Marriage licenses issued to Batterson Grishan Wagner Davison

A marriage license was issued yesterday to Albert Batterson and Rhoda Grishan. A license was issued today to Howard Wagner and Dora May Davison.

Albert Batterson Rhoda Grishan Howard Wagner Dora May Davison

Girl That's All the Candy at Graham Tonight

Snow Company presents The Girl That's All the Candy at Graham tonight with a strong act fresh from Davenport Moline and Rock Island. Manager offers money back if patrons are unsatisfied after the show. Admission is 49 to attractions of the season.

Graham Davenport Moline Rock Island

Ross enters drug business with Stoke Drug store purchase

Dp Ross, former bookkeeper at Washington National Bank, resigned last evening to run the Stoke Drug store on the West Side. He planned a brother to take charge but will now operate the store permanently with Don Hampaher as pharmacist. Mrs Ross will maintain high stock standards. A bank board meeting elected C L Brady as keeper.

Dp PY Ross Washington National Bank Stoke Drug Store West Side Mr. Ross Washington Don Hampaher Ross Aya C. L. Brady Feidhland Euekeeper Brady McCoy

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the County News Hwalona Lemans Phar Magy Titus Kalona Brighton KEOTA Union Meeting OF Churches Rev. Rogers Bible Society Service Snow Company D. J. Ross Stuart & Son Tae Bradfield Atlanta, Ga Conyrigh House of Hughes & Ge Stein-Bloch and Kuppenheimer America
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