Doctor offers free treatment in Washington Iowa
Dr Geo D Sitter of New York University and Bellevue Medical College opens a permanent office in Washington Iowa and offers free professional services until November 1 to all who call. The offer covers consultation examination advice minor surgery blood pressure checks galvanism special treatments and more with no charge to the poor and a written guarantee for curable cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. D. Sitter
New York University
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
New York Post Graduate Medical Schoo and Hospital
Mo. Pacific R. Y
Washington
Iowa
Local residents travel for meetings and visits
Mrs. Carrie Blake and Mrs. J. W. Harding spent yesterday in Washington on business. Mrs. Irene Moore and Mrs. Will Marr of Ainsworth attended a Baptist association meeting. E. A. Hulse and family left for Moline Illinois then Hanover Illinois to sing for Evangelist Gable. Mrs. Hulse and children will tour Illinois before returning home. Miss Rosa Goldner travels to Iowa City for eye treatment. Miss Allie Keiser returns from Oskaloosa. Mrs. J. N. Reinert returns from Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Blake
J. W. Harding
Washington
Irene Moore
Will Marr
Ainsworth
The
Baptist Association
E. A. Hulse
Moline
Ill
Hulse
Hanover
Evangelist Gable
Ilinois
Rosa Goldner
Iowa City
Allie Keiser
Oskaloosa
J. N. Reinert
Muscatine
Local Folks and Visitors Reported in Community Notes
Oct 2 notes list Miss Lizzie Tinnes in critical condition. Visiting relatives include Mr and Mrs Altman from Kansas. Mr Milligan of Lancaster and Mrs S Engle visit. E Grubb and family spend Monday at John Koch home in Dublin. Kochs from near Nira host relatives Beatrice Koch. Mrs Joe Augustine from Valley and Mrs Magige Trier and Amelia Trier visit Times home. Oliver Gray and daughter Queenie depart for Pocatello Idaho. Gray last lived here and visits old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Tinnes
Matt Koch
Beatrice
Near Nira
Koch
Joe Augustine
Valley
Magige Trier
Amelia
Dutch Creek
Parental Times
Oliver Gray
Queenie
Pocatello
Idaho
Mr. Gray
Gray
Hollingsworth
Doty
Jesse DeMarce
Sigourney
8Th Iowa Infantry
Lafe Coop
John Belville
Fairfield
S. K. Coates
Lancaster
Iowa
S. E. Nash
Joe Carson
Monmouth
C. M. Alexander
Kansas City
Residents and travelers depart Crawfordsville for Washington and Clarence Iowa
In Crawfordsville on October 3 a group including Mrs Will Anwyl Frank Strain and Mrs A E Gault and others headed to Washington while Mrs Berk returned to Wapello. Nearby Haskins hosts visitors Haskins friends. Mr and Mrs Solomon White returned from three weeks in Clearfield. On October 2 Rev and Mrs J Cotton and children moved to Clarence Iowa. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Cook and the funeral of Miss Anna Maxwell was held this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Anwyl
Frank Strain
A. E. Gault
Smley
Marion Neal
Martha Wortman
Washington
Berk
Wapello
G. W. Weber
H. C. Hull
Nellie
Haskins
Solomon White
Clearfield
Iown
Cotton
Clarence
Iowa
James Cook
Anna Maxwell
Funeral Services Conducted by Rev Robertson
The church service began at 10 30 conducted by Pastor Rev W G Robertson. Pallbearers named were T E Maxwell M P Maxwell M Maxwell John Cunningham Robert Cunningham and Robert Ferguson. Rev J H Taylor returned this morning from Keokuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Robertson
T. E. Maxwell
M. Pp. Maxwell
M. Maxwell
John Cunningham
Robert Cunningham
Robert Ferguson
J. H. Taylor
Keokuk
Local notes on visits and sales from area residents
Oct 3 notices report Frank Moore and others leaving for Cedar Rapids and Keota for religious events. Birth announced for Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Spessard of Stratford, Texas. H B Moore travels to Washington for business. Keokuk visit tied to a president reception. Livestock sales at J. M. Stewart Jr and Jeffrey & Wallace showing average prices for hogs and cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moore
Cedar Rapids
W. A. Nelson
A. B Moore
W.T. Marr
A. E. P. Athearn
Marsh
Keota
Harry B. Moore
Probst
E. W. Spessard
Stratford
Texas
H. B. Moore
Washington
J. B
Weigle
Bert V. Chape
Keokuk
J. M. Stewart, Jr
Poland
Jeffrey & Wallace
Reverend Rogers to Preach Next Sunday at Company D
The Rev. George Dr. Rogers will deliver a specially prepared sermon next Sunday evening to Company ID and the Boys brigade with both organizations present. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dr. Rogers
Company ID
Boys’ Brigade
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Travel Across Town
Local residents report business trips and visits from Crawfordsville to Columbus Junction Havre to Keota and Sigourney. Among those mentioned are James Gordon Laura Turkington Fred Neiswanger and families with several returning home from short trips and reunions.
Terrible Crime in Illinois—Child Burned At Orchard Tree
A man attacked the Hathaway family two miles southeast of Oquawka Illinois. He beat Mrs Hathaway tied the four year old son to an apple tree and burned him with kerosene as the mother lay unconscious. The child died last night and the mother remains critical as a posse and Sheriff Ammerman pursue the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oquawka
Ill
Burlington
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie Irene Turner Shepard
Funeral services were held yesterday at 3 o clock from the Turners residence 304 East Van Buren street led by Rev George D Rogers with the Baptist choir. Floral offerings testified to high esteem. Pallbearers included Mr Coates Mr Olker C A Knapp Frank Creath Frank Sage and Morley Johnson. Interment followed in Elm Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Irene Turner Shepard
A. M. Turner
East van Buren Street
George D. Rogers
Baptist
Coates
Mr. Olker
C. A. Kn
Campbell and Pattison Return From Jeffrey Sale at Ainsworth
Mark Campbell and Mr Pattison returned to Fairfield yesterday after attending the Jeffrey sale at Ainsworth and visiting the M G G Campbell home for a short while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Campbell
Mr. Pattison
Fairfield
Ainsworth
M. GG. Campbell
Local residents make brief trips and visits in Iowa
93-b H Squire left for Keota on a brief business trip. John Sands arrived from Ainsworth and spent the day with the James Sands home. Mrs J E Bidwell travels to Rock Island to visit relatives. Solomon White family depart Diagonal for Crawfordsville after a night with W H Riley. Several couples head to Lineville to visit relatives. Washington Baptist association thirty ninth annual meeting attracts many travelers from nearby towns including Keota and Ainsworth. Mrs Ed Walther and children return to Davenport after visits with Ward and Downing families. Mrs Joseph Walther of St. Louis accompanies them home for a Davenport stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's
James Gordon
Crawfordsville
Laura Turkington
Wymar
Fred Neiswanger
Winfield
William White
Anda van Astrand
Denver
Colo
John Belville
G. H. Bockhorst
Fred
Columbus Junction
E.C. McGuire
Baby
Harper
Dave Knottnerns
Havre
T. A. Jones
Wyman
Keota
Shellabarger
H. Squire
John Sands
Ainsworth
Jas. Sands
Calvin Bray
Carol Forgey
Arthur Yard
Edworthy
Miss Meek
Charles Hays
Hessie Jones
John Baker
Hiram Baker
Washington
W. A. Nelson
Edith
Carrie Hardin
Alice Yard
A. J. Nicholson
Washington Baptist Association
Ed Walther
Davenport
L. Bd. Ward
Thos. Downing
Joseph Walther
St. Louis
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Marion T. Anderson
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder, Puretisuee
East Main
Pho
Murual
Aeon
Journal Office
Carpet Cleaning Co
Washington S
Doctor Sandy
Washington Buggy Company
Frank R. Sage
Cb&q
West Burlington
J. A. Carney
D. W. Burroughs
2Nd Ave
Journal
Clyde Brown
Eser
Opera House
Patton
Roberts Block
Corner Square
Cedar Rapids ‘Savings Bank
the County News
Talleyragd
Yuerve
Baltimore
A Stuart & Sons
P. O
Illinois Town
Posse
Shepard
Axminster
Kashmir
Auburn
Union
I. Rothschild & Co
South Side Square
Washington, IA
Johnson’s
Tondre
Benz
J. E. Bidwell
Rock Island
John Shields
Cou & Son
Klein Klothing Company
the Good Clothes Store
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