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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1903

Page

4

WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY RAISES $100000 IN MT PLEASANT

Subscriptions totaling one hundred thousand dollars were secured by President Hancher to relieve the Methodist college debt and solidify its future at Mt. Pleasant. The drive raised slight over the goal with 500 extra to cover minor deficiencies, aided by church members and local supporters.

Hancher Wesleyan University of Mt. Mlearwit Mt. Pleasant Schop Methodist Thorne Mt. Plewant

Old Settler Anderson Miller Dies at Eighty

Anderson Miller of Brighton died at about noon while returning from his Sauidy Hook farm. He was eighty years old and left no direct descendants. two adopted daughters, Mrs. Wim. Stout and Mrs. Zabe Frazier, survive in the Brighton area. Funeral services were held at the Daunter home, near the place of his death.

Anderson Miller Brighton The Evening Journal Kiner Sauidy Hook Robt Dunbar J. Miller Dauntar Wim. Stout Mra Zabe Frazier

Obituary and local notices from Haskins area

The sudden death of Lew, son of W. K. Wallace, shocks the community. J. F. B. Leonard injured weeks ago by a fall, slowly recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stephens hosted about twenty relatives at dinner at the Haskins hotel. Bricklaying starts on the Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank. Wm. McCarney left for Chicago. A sister of Mrs. J. N. Pickens visits Miss Pickens. Rev. J. K. Hall spent Sunday with Davenport relatives. Henry Loyd’s residence completed. Boyd to occupy soon. Mrs. C. Hl. Stephens visits Charles Hlaskins in Columbus Junction. Hlaskins needs a livery and feed barn and several tenant houses for rent.

Lew W. K. Wallace J. FF. BR. Leonard Chas. Stephens Haskins Hotel Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank Wm. McCarney Milwaukee Chicago J. N. Pickens J. K. Hall Davenport Tenry Loyd Boyd Muscatine

Chronicle Printing Rush Saves Morning Edition

The Evening Journal endured a late night rush after a steel failure halted work. Workers labored long hours by candle and belt to print the far edition with help from the Gazette’s press, ensuring the issue could still reach readers.

Evening Journal Gazette

Choir Practice at First Methodist Church This Evening

The regular choir practice for the First Methodist church is scheduled for this evening at 7.30. All members are expected to attend promptly at the church.

First Methodist Church

Postponed Woman's Missionary Society Meeting

The all day meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First United Presbyterian church was postponed to next Thursday due to rain. Other local items note Scott Reister traveling to Davenport, Lew Kline visiting Muscatine, Miss Lou Huskins heading to West Chester, and baker products with low prices at Johnsen's bakery.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the First United Presbyterian Church W. J. Hamilton Scott Reister Davenport Kline Muscatine Lew Johnson Lou Huskins West Chester Chas. Davis Johnsen

Generous Donation for Col Stone Memorial

Capt. d. A. Young received a letter from Hi Smith president and general manager of the Western Wheeled Scraper Co Aurora NL pledging to contribute as much as any town member toward a monument for Col Stone. Smith cites Stone's wartime service and postwar citizenship as reasons for commemoration.

D. A. Young Hi. Smith Western Wheeled Scraper Go Aurora Col. Stone Smith

Rainfall and Local Weather and Visitors Reported

Rainfall measured at 1.40 inches this forenoon with most of it in one hour. Sewers tested to capacity. Mrs Bert Sends arrived from Ainsworth. Miss Corawall traveled to Fairfield. M L Olds from Ainsworth visited. C C Gardner of Wellman visited city. Miss Horsieter returned from Dallas City. Rev Arthur Samson and wife from New Concord Ohio arrived to stay at their father's home on East Washington. Samson to preach at Covenanters on Saturday afternoon and Sunday services.

M. L. Olds Ainsworth C. C. Gardner Wellman Arthur Samson New Concord Ohio Burlington East Washington Street

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