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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1901

Page

2

New Pastor to Take Charge at Centennial Baptist Church

The Rev Arthur T Fowler will begin his pastorate at Centennial Baptist Church Jackson Boulevard and Lincoln Street next Sunday. He comes from Muscatine Iowa where he preached at the First Baptist and discussed the war’s meaning for the church. A call by the congregation led to his selection.

Arthur T. Fowler Centennial Baptist Church Ur T. Fowler Jackson Boulevard Lincoln Street

Former Washington baseball player causes trouble in Muscatine

Joe Schrader, a local baseball figure, drew arrest for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He appealed a 30 day sentence and bonded with saloonkeeper Schmelzer’s help. He fled the city and was located in Iowa City. Muscatine officers were alerted and Constable Richley headed to fetch him.

Washington Joe Schrader Cit Fense

Local News Roundup From Ainsworth and Oct. 4 Notes

Ainsworth reports C Pearson sold farm 34 miles northeast to an Illinois man for 15000 with possession March 1 1902. J C Miller and wife visited Webster City after time with nephew W C Trotter. About forty youths danced at D W Marton home with Kilmer Mason and Fred Nelson from Washington providing music. W H Davis and family returned to Wapello after visiting J P Davis. R C Crawford and wife of Washington visiting Ebner family. W T Trotter and wife traveled to Iowa City Brighton. Oct 4 M H Wolters left for Keota. Alfred McCarty resigned at post office to resume high school. Bruce Moore family visited Mrs Moore's mother Margaret Disberry. J W Smith and mother visited Burlington. Ed Blackwood new assistant at Judson's store. Chas Pierce and family from Montezuma visiting parents. Will Middleton and wife from Medalia returned after two weeks with relatives.

Illinois Pearson J.C. Miller Webster City W. C. Trotter D. W. Marton Kilmer Mason Fred.Nelson Washington

Tomahawk Found In Yard During Cellar Dig

J. R. McKain discovered a small rusty tomahawk while leveling dirt from a cellar excavation in his yard yesterday. The relic will be polished and possibly shown at the county recorder's office exhibition. Also noted is a plug for Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co, 35c, sold at Stewart's.

J. R. McKain County Recorder’s Office Madison Medicine Co Stewart's

Italian squash on exhibition at Hotel Colenso attracts comment

A three foot long Italian squash with a crook on one end, grown in the garden of Robert Stuart in Southeast Washington, is drawing attention. It came from seed sent by August Lombardo, who acquired them from Italy.

Ian Hotel Colenso Robert Stuart Southeast Wash August Lombardo North Side Fruit Store

Birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Wuwer on Alex Gibson place

Mr and Mrs Matthew Wuwer north of town celebrate the birth of a daughter weighing eight and one half pounds. Both mother and baby are reported to be doing nicely.

Matthew Wuwer Alex Gibson

Rural delivery system turns wagons into post offices

The latest rural delivery provisions empower every wagon to serve as a post and money order office with stamps sold and money orders issued and paid. Carriers may deliver non mail parcels if it does not hinder service. Farmers built crude boxes from cans and barrels for stations. one farmer mounted a box on a hobby horse. Rural routes have raised land value and expanded home access to magazines, with Hope Indiana hosting the oldest route. The system now spans 5 395 miles serving 196 712 people who previously traveled miles for mail.

W. Frank McClure

Frick & Johnson Contractors Notice of Nonliability

The undersigned state they will not be responsible for debts incurred by sub contractors agents or laborers nor those of their own agents unless on regularly written and signed contract by J H Frick president. Allen's 5 and 10 cent sodas.

Lumber sale funds Crooked Creek bridge area. tron span kept

The lumber from the old Crooked Creek bridge south of the city was sold for 145 dollars to Lem Oberry and others, by Chas Reeves. The tron span was not sold and will be used by Mr Reynolds on a narrower county stream. Pension day at the county clerk’s office saw veterans and widows presenting vouchers.

Chas. Reeves Mr. Reynolds Matthews Teller

Prohibition Rally Outlines Opposition to Saloon System

Rev J H Scull a Protestant Methodist pastor and Prohibition candidate addressed a Smouse hall crowd on The Saloon System and Why we are Opposed to it. He denounced the saloon as a foreign institution and foe to homes youth and law. He pledges to stand by his constituency and hinted at his senate run. The item closes with an ad for Smith's Sure Kidney Cure at 50c.

Smouse Scull New York Germany Senate

Also Mentioned on This Page

KR Chance Court of Honor Iowa Fantry Greer Glasgow J. B. Young Glee Club Com Pany H Second Iowa Infantry West Main Street Enty Court of Honor Hall Order of the Gree Team James ©. Miller and Son The Richmond Court Presa Figgins Jack Moriarity Chas. Hebener Mr. Allen of North Side Ice Cream Col D. J. Palmer J. A. Y. Ashby A. Hise 8. W. Neal A. N Alberson Smith Wil Liam Wallace Kansas Captain James Porter Col. H. Scofield John H. Stewart Geo Vol McClelland Rev Arth Dr. Fowler Chicago Muscatine First Baptist Mr. Glasgow Miss Glasgow Jos Hervey Bell Louise Nichols Fern Bertha Carran Hoxworth John van Sant Richard Taylor Jas. Harper Crawfordsville J. W. Wilson Wilton Junction J.B. Young Pilotburg J. W. Griffith Brighton Thos Coppock Fairfield Austin Crawford Alnaworth Ed Varney Wellman John Romine J. A. Embree Keota Wm. Cahall Guthrie Center Samuel Hearne Georgia B W. RK Chas, Reeves Aaron Hise Ralph Smith AN. Alberson Rowne Fowler R. Larson Bay Villa Sundays River Cape Colony South Africa Larson Chamberlain Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman Dell H. Duncan Schmelzer Schrader Marshal Balluff Fied Iowa City John Richley Wilton Ainsworth C. Pearson W. H. Davis Wapello J. P R. C. Crawford Wife Mrs. G. G. Ebner W.T. Trotter M. H. Wolters Alfred McCarty Post Office Resum Bruce Moore Moore Margaret Disberry J. W. Smith Mrs Jeremiah Smith Burlington Ed Blackwood Judson’s Store Chas. Pierce Montezuma Former Will Middleton Medale Rela Rector J. H. Stewart Mart Bcratfner & Mane Tnis L. J. Wilmet Ington Italy the Journal Ington County Tween Resi United Hope Indiana Vimo Frick & Johnson, Contractors J. H. Frick Pres Allen's Neiswaner Cunningham's Watson & Arthur Old Bridge Lem Oberry S.S. McKee H. A. Ball J. H Kephart Herman Portraitt Gilbert Stuart's Harwood South Side Ohio E G. Fox New Today Oxford Worth Prohibition Smouse Hall J. H. Scull Estant Methodist Church Liberty Sol Rich & Co Graham Theater Graham Warren Moore Mohawk Europe United States
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