Public Sale of Farm Property Near Washington Oct 4 1906
J H Lathrop Teeter and Lathrop Auct lists a public sale at the seller’s home three miles south of Washington on Wayland road beginning at 1 a m Thursday October 4 1906. Items include horses cattle hogs farm machinery and notes terms cash under ten dollars 6 percent off for cash over ten with note security and 7 percent interest on unpaid notes. Lunch provided. Also brief notices about Bertha Anderson arriving to teach at the Academy and an advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles with trial bottle offer.
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Washington
Wayland Road
Ario H
Corp
J. H. Lathrop
Teeter & Lathrop
J. A. McCoy
Ora A. Stephens
Port Williams
Dr. King
Stewart
Sermon and Egypt talk at local churches
Dr Kendig preached two sermons at the Methodist church yesterday while Alvin Godfrey spoke at the First United Presbyterian youth meeting about Egypt. Godfrey described Mohammedan faith, risks for converts, and the poor condition of Christians, noting his years teaching in an Egyptian boys college. The talk gave the audience a clearer view of Egypt’s needs and religious customs.
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Egypt
Alvin Godfrey
Young Peoples
First United Presbyterian Church
Mohammed
Godfrey
Sermons by Dr Kendig Captivate Methodist Congregation
Dr A B Kendig of Boston preached twice at the local Methodist church highlighting life from a biblical view. The 76 year old veteran, once active in Crawfordsville, charmed with strong voice and vivid delivery and journeys through Iowa conferences delivering hopeful messages.
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A. B. Kendig
Boston
Methodist Church
Iowa
Rally Day Attendance in Presbyterian and Methodist Sabbath Schools
Yesterday’s Rally Day drew unusually large crowds in both the Presbyterian and Methodist Sabbath schools. A special effort was made to maximize attendance with good turnout, and the Presbyterian Sabbath school presented a special program.
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Presbyterian
Methodist
Runaway Buggy Injures Two Girls Near City
Yesterday evening Floy Elwell and Violet Jones were riding east of the city when a broken holdback strap caused a runaway. The buggy dashed into a telephone pole. Violet Jones suffered severe bruises while Floy Elwell escaped with a few scratches. Jones remains in considerable pain.
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Floy Elwell
Violet Jones
Miss Jones
Miss Ewell
Patients Describe Narrow Escape After Accident
The report notes one person unable to sit up but likely to recover in a week or two while Miss Elwell is only frightened and slightly worse for the experience, with both parties extremely fortunate to have escaped serious harm.
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Miss Elwell
Ladies Missionary Society Meet and Birthday Celebrations
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. L. D. Young on Tuesday afternoon October 24 at 2 50. A Queen Esther circle gathering is tonight at Miss Aner Gardner's home at 7. The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor president calls a business meeting after prayer Wednesday. About 35 friends and relatives celebrated Mrs. J. N. Sage and Dortha with dinner, games, and gifts. A surprise party for Miss Mary Rohrer featured Erlis and Myrie Shaver and Caullet Powers with music and refreshments. Mrs. Rich and Miss Rich host cards Friday for Maud and Florence Nahm of Bowling Green Kentucky. West Chester youths held a lively social at Mrs. S K Statler’s home last Friday night.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
L. D. Young
Queen Esther
Aner Gardner
Mary Rohrer
Erlis Shaver
Miss Myrie Shaver
Caullet Powers
Wellman
Mrs. Rich
Miss Rich
Maud and
Florence Nahm
Bowling Green
Kentucky
West Chester
S K. Statler
Royal Neighbors Meeting Set for Tuesday October 2
The Royal Neighbors schedule a meeting Tuesday evening in the hall with initiation on hand. All members are requested to be present.
Mrs. Buchanan and nephew depart for Cedar Rapids visit
Mrs. Buchanan of Mt. Union leaves with her young nephew Robert Wynne for Cedar Rapids to visit relatives for a week or two.
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Summer Cold, Hay Fever
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana writes of a three month summer cold that interfered with his business. He found no relief from other medicines until Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package cured him quickly and his wife also benefited. All druggists.
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A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
Arrival from Winfield and visit noted
P. C. Merrisett arrived this morning from Winfield. Mrs. Patterson returned home to Winfield after visiting her daughter Mrs. Cockayne over Sunday.
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P. C. Merrisett
Winfield
Mrs. Patterson
Mrs. Cockayne
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Steck
Pickard
China
H. F. Steck
East Side Jeweler
Square Meals
Roy Y.stichter
Bertha Anderson
Wyman
The
Academy
Columbia Pharmacy
J. E. Lemmon
First
U. P. Church Last
Presbyterian Chrristian Endeavor Society
J. N. Sage
Little Dortha
Ray H. Dean
Cook & Sherman's
Washington, Iowa
Cash Grocery
J. M. Thompson
P. C
Stewart's Drug Store
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