Death of Mrs. Ross follows long illness in city
Mrs. Luna R. Ross wife of J J Ross died yesterday at noon after a prolonged illness. Born in Jefferson county Pennsylvania she was 35. Survived by husband three children Howard Fannie Nellie sister Mrs Helen Flanders in Pennsylvania and a Seattle brother. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from the Heights home conducted by Rev W G Thorn M E church. Interment Elm Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luna R. Ross
J. J. Ross
Johnson
Jefferson County
Pennsylvania
Brockwayville
Iona
Ross
Winfield
Washington
The
Heights
Howard
Fannie
Nellie
Helen Flanders
Seattle
the Heights
W. G. Thorn
M. E. Church
Elm Grove
Death of OC O Anderson News From Lenox Iowa
The Time-Table from Lenox Iowa reports OC O Anderson born in Independence Washington County Oregon March 28 1861 moved with family to Sauk County Wisconsin then Washington County Iowa. He built a business, married Emma Parkin in 1877, moved to Lenox two years later, faced a long illness and passed away surrounded by family. The article notes Masonic support and a string of local religious and civic notices. It mentions evangelists Scott Fischer from Chicago visiting Wapoist church and supports efforts against catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OC. O. Anderson
Lenox
Iowa
QO. Anderson
Independence
Washington County
Peon
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Washiogtown County
A. Anderson
Ainsworth
Emmad Parkin
Tus
Masonic Fraternity
Ito Higa
Ity
Hlall
Uall
J. Cheney &C
Props
Toledo
Hall
Washington Sash and Deer Factory Plans Proposed
The Renshaw brothers and R. P. announce a new factory east of Jam's mill, to be built on Narrow Gauge land south of Clifton's ice house. Construction starts this week with a 4 600 square foot floor area, 12 by 20 engine room, designed for future expansion and a larger workforce by Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renshaw Brere Ko N
R. P
Washington Sash and Deer Factor
South
Clifton
Injury at East Washington. Mrs Memorial Miller Fractures Hip
Mrs Memorial Miller an aged resident of East Washington suffered a bad hip fracture after stepping on a stick of stove wood in the kitchen this morning. Reverend Hinitt of Ottumwa preached two sermons at the Presbyterian church yesterday and will assist in evening meetings this week at 7:30 p.m. The choir’s return to writer’s work, led by John Beamer, was warmly received at the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinitt
Ottumwa
Stark
Presbyterian Church
John Beamer
Er. T. Boyle
Berdo, Rankin & Co
Crawfordsville
Fred Anderson
Des Moines
George A. Nelson
Litz & Davis Present She at The Graham With 25 Cast
The Litz and Davis Company will stage H. Rider Haggard’s She at The Graham next Saturday evening. The production features twenty-five performers and over twenty thousand pounds of scenery and effects, promising a grand scenic show. Prices from 75 cents to a dollar await interested attendees. Kellogge’s office notes the event as evening entertainment. J P McNulty late yesterday reported Blythedate residents affected by a death in the family. Braden, formerly south of the city, mourns the loss of his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Litz & Davis Company
H. Rider Haggard
J.P. McNulty Reeves
Blythedate
Nulty
Ho Arm ‘ McCoy
Remenness Braden
Dick Braden
Weather and social notes from Washington city
The Evening Journal reports the Iowa forecast with fair conditions and a warmer Tuesday. A string of local visitors, movers, and guests are noted from Riverside to Crawfordsville with several homestead and social happenings. The thermometer shows four below zero and various residents travel or host guests in the region.
All wool cider down dresses with satin trim
Readable text notes dresses described as all wool cider down with satin edged trim and beauteous ties priced at 1.98 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Such a Layout of Samples Shocks Local Readers
A striking new layout of sample pages astonishes residents with bold typography and condensed columns. Illustrations highlight how design alters perception of news and ads. The unusual format prompts readers to rethink how information is presented in daily papers.
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Mercer & Cahilcote
Mercer & Chilcote
Nick’s
Hotel Allen Block
Nick
EG. Garris
East Side Square
Evacai
Crest
Vienna
Atlas
E, C, Garris & CO
Tare
Are
Savings Bank
F. F. Pabrish
New Aewa
J . Ros
Abert Bickford
Thermometen
Albert Lee Bickford
M. H. Bickford
Keota
Wcrofery
QO Anderson
Evangelists
Scott and
Fischer
Euvyangelists
Scout
Scott Hiisapeak
Chicago
Gray Bos
Baptist Church
Second Church
Verdi
Logue
T. EB. Brown
Alva
McElwain & Brown Livery Baro
Clay
George Myers
N. Davidson
Daniel Steffy
Davenport
Kiondike
James
Royal
Royal Baking Powder
New York
Washinaton
D. C
the Evening Journal
Lowa
Brown
Dempsey’s
North Side
John Godlove
Riverside
Dave Burroughs
Will Sheets
Munroe
Town
A. H. Wallace
John Pritchard
George Stewart & Co
John Gardner
Helen Dodge
H. Manners
J.J. Weldin
Charles
Ollie Scranton
Mrs. Willard de von
Richland
Hubert J. Crail
Fairfield
Capt. Kellogg
James Crouch
Ainaworth
Julia Smiley
Ralph Corbyn
Rock Island
Wim. Ditmer
Nate Jones
G. H. Pratt
L. D. Robinson's
Will Orr
Columbus City
William Orr
Johnson County
Neiswanger & Son
Kev Gilkey
Rev
Masson
Jessie Smouse
Lake Forest
T.G Haight
Hotel Allen
Montgomerys
Olium Ne
Chas. Griffin
Cecil
Montezuma
City
Frank Edworthy
Thorn
M. E
Will Graham
Upper Alton
Ill
Clerk Young
Orrin J. Green
Clara D. Read
Green
Bureau
Dougherty Bros
Nobby, New
Dougherty Bros., Clothiers
Messrs. Chilcote & Cook
Bate
Walter
Washington National Bank
Capital
Dea Molnes Vai
Ler AV
Amrmly
D. M. Val. Div
Knoxville
Des M
William Blair & Son
Rommey
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