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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1909
Page
7
In this county page the paper highlights local community events and daily happenings across towns. It surveys social gatherings, school and church notices, and small towns’ routine activities.
Miss Fio Fishburn began the winter term near West Chester while George Brown starts Daytonville school. Miss Mina McCleery visits Rubio and will teach next week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCoy and Marie visit J. B. McCoy’s home near Mt Pleasant. Mrs. George Stewart returns to Washington after a Sunday with her sister. Allen Paschal of Columbus Junction returns home from a several day visit with nephew John Paschal. M. D. Yard Warren Williams Elmer McFadden and Herbert Heaps depart for Washington this morning. John Rickey of Winfield arrives for a visit with father T. W. Rickey.
Miss Alyce Strohm visits Elgin with relatives while Vera and Lessie Taylor visit Keota. L. Beitel visits Muscatine. Anna Crawford of Washington spends a day with Mrs. Humm. Beitel's school term ends then restarts. Mrs. Cline and Mrs. Humm ill. Ed Libe and Jacob Hotle host Sunday. Sigafoose and Nina Godwin visit from Eureka and Ollie. Lottie and Ollie Dunbar visit Beitel. Ladies Aid meets at Beitel home with about twenty. C K E society to present church program on Thursday evening the 25th at 7:30.
Nov 22 report lists Mr and Mrs Anton Malichky visiting John Lasek near Haskins. Zdnek Blecha spent time with old friends at Lone Tree. L Kosnar of Clutter Ia visited Vincent Sojka. Charles Kos visited relatives near Richmond. Vine Sojka and Ed Kos called on Mrs Frank Kos. Fred Hovel and J Kohlicek families near Richmond hosted visitors. Henry Krebs family of Riverside also visited relatives in the area.
Mr and Mrs S P Keifer visit relatives in the neighborhood. Wm Helmick is on the sick list. Dr Jenkins of the city attends. Jud Thomas sold 48 head of cattle to Dave McLaughlin last week. Walter Johnson is laid up with a sore hand. Della Fetters returned from a short visit at Pearl Parcel home near Clay. Mrs Jud Thomas expected home today from South Dakota visit. Earle and Krank Libe and their wives spent Sunday at the E J White home. John Green and family and Mr and
Mrs. S P Keifer called on George Fetters and family during a visit last week at their home.
A group of young people led by Miss Katy A. Miller and companions travel to Kansas and Oklahoma for a visit. Several residents arrive or visit nearby towns including Montezuma Iowa City Kalona and Wellman. Others attend family and social visits, with updates on illness and travel.
Miss Lulu Durst sews at Morris Romine and Harry Huber homes. Phoebe Gardner hosts visitors from Wellman. Tom OFlarity bought a carload of cattle at Webster from Charlie Boland. Lewis Gardner settles into a new home and starts business. Liberty Zimmerman visits Zoe Varney at Cedar Rapids and attends meetings. Bruce Gardner to accompany hog shipment to Chicago next week.
Riverside news briefs from November twenty second report Tom Barnett visiting from Iowa City and a wedding trip underway for Sadie Griffin and Frank Mulhern next Tuesday. Riverside Flats beat Iowa City 25 to 24 in a close basketball game. Various visits, travel to Mayo Hospital for brain surgery, a Mayo hospital trip for Chas Krebs, and multiple social calls across Riverside with neighbors and relatives noted.
Charley McKinstry shipped carts and hogs to Chicago on Sunday while Emil Anderson sent hogs on Thursday. Miss Bessie McKinstry spent Sunday with her parents.
Allen Gaines returned home Sunday morning after a week in Kansas tending to real estate reporting a good trip and everything looking fine. Mrs. Chas Beatty and two children Vera and Everette left for Canada. Mr Beatty left about a week ago with the car. A O Olds and R E Coffman were passengers for Columbus Junction last evening. Mrs Duane McClure and Pearl with Mrs Cora Holnes of Lexington visited Ida Patterson and David Thompson's family Sunday.
Nov 22 social mentions include Miss Hogan of Oakland visiting in Iowa City and friends in town, Mrs. Clara Sargent returning to Smith Center after visits, and several households hosting relatives and guests. Others note teaching assignments, illnesses, marriages, and local travel among families and neighbors.
Several weddings are scheduled this week in the local registry offices. Couples plan ceremonies at venues around the city with family and friends attending.
The first division of the aid society of the Methodist church will hold a social on Saturday evening November 21 at Mrs Isaiah Oldfield's home. Everyone is invited to attend.
Nov 23 reports Frank Neal of Des Moines traveling to Washington after a brief stop. A large group including Mr and Mrs James McFadden visit Des Moines for Dr Samuel McFadden's home and Clyde McFadden's wedding to Friede of Des Moines. W D Garmoe visits from Winfield. Mrs Will Williams travels between trains. Mr and Mrs M D Maxwell and son William leave for Hot Springs Arkansas. friends regret their departure as Maxwell family long-time residents.
The magistrate dismisses the prisoner with a caution to avoid bad company. The prisoner expresses gratitude and vows not to return.
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