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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1908
Page
8
The County News presents a roundup of local happenings and community notes from across the county. Residents, events, and everyday affairs are shared in this brief daily summary.
In Rock Springs Wyoming last week Miss Jeannette Wise wed Harry J Boice son of local Dr and Mrs J Boice The Rev Wright of the Methodist church officiated and only immediate relatives attended The couple will honeymoon in Colorado Springs and then return to Fort Fort city life ends with best wishes from friends and family
Local notes report an open session tomorrow night with a band set to perform for the Thanksgiving football game. Various residents are noted visiting or passing through town including Mrs. S. K Statler from West Chester, A. J. Nichols, Eardley Bell, W. O. Ralston, Miss Anna Miller, John Rittenhouse family, and Chris Frienberger. A Miller now in Cheyenne hospital is ill.
The Uncle Tom's Cabin Co arrived with a full parade this noon led by Little Eva and the log cabin display along with blood hounds and two bands. A large attendance is expected for tonight's events.
An advertisement touts Pazo Ointment as guaranteed to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days with a money refund. Mrs Samuel Thompson, previously ill at her daughter’s home, is reported improved and returned to her town residence.
New York authorities arrest Marie Delaney a 35 year old widow after nine incendiary fires in Corona Long Island. She is held without bail in Flushing police court for examination and denies guilt claiming innocence. Police questioned three boys before charging her.
An advertisement describes rheumatic back pain caused by weak kidneys and ovarian issues. It claims DeBell's Kidney Pills strengthen kidneys, reduce uric acid, and relieve acute inflammatory rheumatism sciatic pain and other pains. Patient testimonials from J. W. Davis and J. Watson are cited.
Nov 23 reports visitors from West Chester Washington Winfield and Havre. Residents J T Clark Mary Clark and Maurene Brown welcomed guests. Farm sale noted with M D Yard selling to Edgar of Morning Sun replacing a prior error.
Nov 23 reports several residents traveling to Morning Sun and Muscatine to visit relatives and friends. Mr Crawford bought a piano for his daughter Mabel while Amos White of Washington and others spent a weekend with local friends. A pleasant surprise party for Frank Moore entertained guests. extended visits included Myrtle Lewis of Pekin and Clarence Riley with J R Hardin’s family.
Representative William Lorimer of Illinois, in Portland on a Pacific coast tour of river and harbor improvements, was stricken with blood poisoning Saturday night. A physician has been summoned to assist him.
Paris rumors about King Alfonso of Spain death proved unfounded. Indiana monument dedication set for Andersonville Prison in Georgia. Tafts Minnesota lead 86353 and Johnson Nebraska lead 4102. Football casualties 13 dead 134 injured. Union Pacific launches California to Minnesota through service via Omaha. Lawson Anderson win six day bicycle race in Boston 1520 miles. US Marine Corps to likely join Army infantry. French cruiser Amiral Aube sails to St Pierre Mig with Didelot administrator. O B Joyfus visits Chicago as a hotel guest. Bryan and wife arrive in Monterey Mexico amid entertainments.
Miss Katherine Stichter hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering at her south Washington home honoring sisters-in-law Mrs. Eugene Stichter of Chelan Washington and Mrs. Otto Stichter of Minneapolis and sister Mrs. Chas Fulton of Fairfield. About fifty ladies enjoyed the informal event with luncheon served by Miss Gertrude Smith amid bright carnations and potted plants.
The Misses Jet and Leora Taylor entertained about thirty five friends at their East Main street home Saturday evening. Games mysteries and puzzles filled the night with refreshments served later. Out of town guests included Howard Stewart and his sister Miss Mabel of Ainsworth. The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor society plans a regular business meeting Wednesday evening after prayer meeting.
The W I C society will meet with Miss Emma McChesney tomorrow evening at 7 30. All members are requested to be present.
Chicago defeats Wisconsin 18 to 12 to clinch the western championship at Madison. Other notable college results include Syracuse 28 over Michigan, Minnesota 11 over Carlisle, Yale 0 over Harvard, and Lafayette 10 over Purdue.
Official notice announces blockade of the Port of Audays the sole rebel town in Hayti while the south remains loyal to President Nord Alexis. Observers expect the revolutionary movement to be suppressed swiftly.
Miss Blanch Vignos and her brother Chas Vignos were hosted for a balloon ascent in Canton Ohio. Leo Stevens of New York acted as pilot the balloon Ohio rose due north and soon vanished from sight, landing near Kent Ohio at 2 08 pm.
Miss Susie Morton arrived from Ainsworth on Saturday. Mrs. S K Coats left for Russell Iowa to visit sister Mrs Miles Price. Mr and Mrs Geo Pixley left for New London to spend Thanksgiving with relatives. Mr and Mrs John Rittenhouse visited friends in town Saturday. Mrs Ada Messenger arrived from Des Moines for a visit at the McConnaughey home.
City meat markets announce early holiday hours closing at noon on Thanksgiving day. The notice notes shortened service for shoppers and indicates regular operations resume after the holiday.
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