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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1909

Page

5

Local society notes reveal community visits and upcoming events

Mrs. Jim Whistler and her son stayed with the Shields at Bloomfield. George Washburn returned from a three month Western trip to Brighton. Various residents travel, visit relatives in Washington and Omaha, family illnesses, and a nurse hired for Ethel Brier Riley's recovery. A preliminary interurban survey from Iowa City to Ottumwa is planned. A Wellman stock sale committee meeting is set for Saturday. A Chadron visitor reconnects with old friends after 25 years. The city council surprised by arrivals with baskets of food. A birthday surprise for Vera Huffman with gifts and a winter picnic hosts. A wedding in Washington, and a dramatic club forms with officers for winter plays.

Jim Whistler Walter Parental Shields Bloomfield George Washburn Oregon Brighton Lydia Madden Verne Washington Myrtie Hanlon Grandpa Shuster Ernest Riley New Mexico Riley Ethel Brier Martin Omaha Neb Farrell Little Son Kansas C. C. Davis Frank Frazey Bert Griffith Iowa City Ottumwa Wellman Committee George Hamilton Chadron J. A. Dodds Hilma D. F Huffman Wetrich Vera Wm. Wade Webb Yoder Mary Miller South Prairie C. B. Hamilton

Miss Dora Davison Weds Howard Wagner at Brighton Home

In Brighton route three on Wednesday Miss Dora Davison and Howard Wagner united in marriage. Mrs. Jennie Trone bought the John F. Simpson farm for 85 per acre. D. OG. Davison’s sale was poorly attended due to weather. Chas. Lowe’s five man ditching crew left for Fairfield. Mrs. Pear Mann returned from Burlington hospital where brother George Hill is recovering. George Hill is reported to be improving. Wm. Dewolf reports a sick horse.

Dora Davison Howard Wagner Jennie Trone John F. Simpson J. M. Lowe Washington D. OG. Davison Chas. Lowe Fairfield Pear Mann George Hill Burlington George Wm. Dewolf

Navy. Mrs Gardner Hosts WFM8 Meeting On Thursday

Mrs W P Gardner entertained the W F M 8 on Thursday afternoon after a busy business session. Mrs L M Downing led the lesson in an engaging way. The Mystery Box spurred a careful study of the Woman's Missionary Friend, proving instructive. Miss Simmons played a fine piano selection then guests moved to the dining room for light refreshments. Mrs Fay Rugg has been very ill.

Navy W. P. Gardner L. M. Downing Fay Rugg

Dayton sells feed yard interest to Marbourg and Hleswick

In West Chester on November 19 J. D. Dayton sold the H. E. McCollum half interest in the feed yard comprising lots one through three and the brick house to Marbourg and Hleswick. The town location is described as one of the best.

J. D. Dayton H. E. McCollum Marbourg Hleswick I. Rothschild Washington K. Statler Edna C. E. Baumgarten Oscar Newell Oskaloosa Walter Boyer

Social whirl marks Lyle honor visit with kitchen shower

The Lyles from Laport City trigger a sequence of gatherings in their honor. A surprise kitchen shower at George Holmes’s home precedes further events such as a Davidson family wedding secrecy and an oyster stew reception, with other local social activities noted including church group socials and visits from guests.

W. D. Lyle Laport City George Holmes Miss Wilson W. T. Palmer United Presbyteria Church George Stevenson Harold Grove Rock Island Jerome Ochs J. M. White Richland Charles Miller McVicker A. M. Miller Sigourney Escoo Lou Burk Bloomington Singmaster

Social notes and church events in Cedar Falls area

Mrs J Kaufman hosted the Card club with dainties while Miss Bertha Brown hosted friends for Trail. May Page won a cup and saucer. Various local residents traveled, hosted guests, or joined clubs. The Boys club reorganized with Everett Hulse as president. Rev J F Robertson received three months leave of absence to visit the Holy Land, with four ministers to cover his pulpit. The Methodist Ladies Aid held a sewing social raising 6.50 for the treasury.

J. ©. Kaufman Bertha Brown Trail May Page BE. A. Hulse Brookston Ind George Gable D. W. Johnson Omaha United Presbyterian Church James Nelson Ruth Lindauer Worthington Minn Miss Turner Cedar Falls Keota State Teacher's College Everett Hulse John Lindauer George Williams Ralph Junkin Washington Claud Pond J. A. Boatman Muscatine Methodist Church George Rankin Amsterdam Ohio Jonathan Duncan Gullette Indiana J. W. Coffman Carrie Blake Mary England West Chester Norton Coffman A. J. Droz Keith Fairfield J. F. Robertson The Holy Land Mr. Robertson U. S.smith John Wesley Potter U. N. Pace Ladies Aid Allie Keiser Gertie Keiser Nora Stewart Alma Sharp Ella Marr

Walking On Track: Funeral For R C Varney In Wisconsin

Death of R C Varney after being struck by a late train near Waukesha Wisconsin is reported. Varney a Milwaukee concrete foreman, leaves a wife and eight children. funeral set for Monday at 1 30 PM at the North Washington residence conducted by Rev U S Smith.

R. C. Varney Wauke- Sha Wisconsin Varney Mr. McCulley Milwaukee Harry Bennett Millie Lawrence Blamche Hazel Robert Grace Canada Washington State California Clarence Iowa West Branch North Washington U. S. Smith

Ballinger Denies Magazine Allegations on Public Domain

Secretary Ballinger rejected charges from a magazine about Interior Department conduct. He denied ever advising or backing fraud and dismissed a claim about dividing public domain to benefit big corporations. He cited his reports to show his conservation stance and aim for lasting laws within existing policy.

Washington R. A. Ballinger Interior Department General Land Office

The Churches Schedule Sermons and Activities

The pastor speaks at 11 on A Question of Recompense and at 7 on David and Goliath. Sunday school starts at 9 40. Junior Endeavor meets at 3 30 and Senior Endeavor at 6. All are cordially invited.

David Golath

Epworth League Plans Sunday Devotional at 5 45 P M

The Epworth League of the Methodist church will hold its regular devotional meeting Sunday at 5:45 PM in the Methodist church. All are invited.

Epworth League Methodist Church

Poultry Judge U S Shanklin Expected In Community

Poultry judge U S Shanklin is expected here at the start of December to score poultry in the area. He will assess about 200 birds at the John Griffith home as Mrs. Griffith runs a fine poultry operation while John focuses on larger game. An estimated 600 chickens will be scored in the vicinity, promising a demanding assignment for the judge.

U. S. Shanklin Shanklin John Griffith

Cold Weather Stimulates Trade Across Regions

Bradstreet’s notes that cold weather boosts holiday trade activity in many areas while some northern regions see disrupted wholesale movement due to heavy snows. Overall, manufacturing output remains high, railroads buy cement and track materials, and stocks accumulate though some grains slip.

New York Bradstreet's Northwest

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