Miss Fionia Laeger Hosts Tea for Mrs Ella Crosty Smith
Society notes report Miss Fionia Laeger of South DD hosted an afternoon tea in honor of Mrs Ella Crosty Smith of Chicago. Guests included Mesdames Ralph Dewey Seneca Beter Jeanett Parks M DD Townsley W D Townsley and Miss Etta Russell. Mrs Smith enjoyed reconnecting with old Washington friends. The column also promotes Johnson Bakery offerings for Sunday meals and remarks on the Hine’s worth a look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fionia Laeger
South DD
Ella Crosty Smith
Chicago
Ralph Dewey
Seneca Beter
Jeanett Parks
M. DD. Townsley
W. D. Townsley
Etta Russell
Washington Iowa approves street paving assessment plan
The City Council of Washington Iowa confirms completion of paving by McCarthy Stone Company Davenport and approves an assessment plan. The plan details cost sharing, parcels to be assessed, and a public hearing set for November 9 1905 at 7 30 p m with notices to owners to file objections within 20 days of first publication.
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Washington
Iowa
City of
Fighteen
Washington County
Cit
A. N. Alberson
Bragg and Bokenkamp to Move to New Room
Bragg and Bokenkamp will relocate from their current site to the business room just east of them. Rumor says the Clapper and War fel room is leased by Mrs Melhersen and Mr Brown who plan a restaurant. Bragg and Bokenkamp begin moving soon and will occupy the new room November first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragg & Bokenkamp
Clapper & Warfel
Teachers Salaries Raised In County Over Two Years
County Superintendent Miss Tlughes reports total two year increase in teachers salaries as 4400 dollars with 2800 during the past year and 1500 the year before. Prof. Mell Logan visited from Wellman and demonstrated a patent merry go round at his school. Local health notes mention Jas Flood recovering from paresis and being unable for hard work.
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Miss Tlughes
Mell Logan
Wellman
Hubert Ash
Eunice
Ed Wellman
Jennie Weimer
Effie Roller
Ethel Meacham
M. BE. Logan
L. W. Bartholomew
Sigourney
McMaster
Moon and Miss Kenfiakiwin Wed in Evening Ceremony
Everett Moon and Miss Kenfiakiwin were married Wednesday October seventh at seven o clock in Moon home. Rev Dillon officiated. About fifty guests attended the ceremony. A chicken supper benefiting the ladies group was held Thursday evening, fetching fifty dollars instead of forty five as planned. Miss Minner, the school principal, spent the day in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouron
Everette Moon
Ken Fiakiwin
Moon
Mr. Dillon
Minner
Washjogten
Local Notes Include Travels and Visits Across Town
On October 10 Miss Myrtle Jacobs traveled to Mt. Pleasant to visit her parents. Editor W. G. Manners is ill with malaria. Mrs. J. J. McCoy spent the day in Washington. Mrs. Kilardbeth Thompson and her daughter went to Columbus City for a short visit. Rev. BR W Taylor of Poca hontas Iowa, former Presbyterian pastor here, visited J R Rickey and left for Davenport. D Cherryholmes rode to Washington this morning. Rev. T B Parker, absent two weeks, expected home today to conduct services tomorrow for M Koeharel. Mrs J TL Wilson arrived from Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Jacobs
Mt. Pleasant
W. GG. Manners
J. J. McCoy
Washington
Kilarbeth Thompson
T. Armstrong
Columbus City
BR. W. Taylor
Pocahontas
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
J. R. Rickey
Davenport
Local visitors and a Jackson Two game highlight town news
On Oct 10 Mrs Olive Treen of Marshall arrived to visit her parents. Joe McConnell rode to OlluUmwa yesterday morning. Mrs J Crovier and Laura returned from a summer with relatives in Pennyvania. Jackson Two boys visited and played here. our boys won 7 to 1 in a lively game. The Jackson team played hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Treen
Marshall
Joe McConnell
OlluUmwa
J . Crovier
Laura
Meee
Pennyvania
Jackson Two
Jackson
Local travelers depart for Iowa City Sigourney and Washington
Oct 10 notes Clarence Lacey leaves for Iowa City and Miss Laura Dupuis heads to Sigourney for a short visit. L L Dupuis of Sigourney was a business visitor yesterday. Pronk and Grace Stewart were passengers to Iowa City this morning. W Carris was a passenger for Washington this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lacey
Iowa City
Laura Dupuis
Sigourney
L L. J. Dupuis
Pronk
Grace Stewart
Local Notes and Auctions Stir Sigourney Scene
Oct 1 items report Mrs. Lavina Bowen visiting sister Mrs. James Farrier. Lee Derby sale error corrected. team weighed 280 pounds and sold for 342. Mr John Kessel to take possession of Bens Hotel Navy, run as dollar a day house. Prof Daugherty adds cloak rooms. Box spot auction at Spread Eagle No 10 with shadows selling up to 2.10. Moriarty auctioneer. total near $15.20 cleared.
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Lavina Bowen
Sigourney
James Farrier
Thomas
Chicago
Baker
West Chester
Lee Derby
George Brown
John Kessel
Bens
Navy
Daugherty
The
Academy
Spread Eagle No. 10
Moriarty
Rock River delegation to attend Methodist General Conference
In Aurora on October 10 the Rock River conference selected Rev. Fred H. Sheets Rev. A T Horn and De 2 T Swift to head the delegation to the Methodist Episcopal General Conference in Los Angeles next May. The meeting drew lay members and included talks by N W Jones Oliver Tiverton Jamen B Hobbes Edmond J Tames and Bishop Andrews.
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Aurora
Fred HH. Sheets
Chicago Western
A. T. Horn
Dixon
T. Swift
Wesley Church
Chicago
Rock River
Methodist Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Milnisters
N. W. Jones
Oak Park
Dudge Oliver Tiverton
Jamen B Hobbes
Edmond J. Tames
Northwestern University
Bishop Andrews
Andrews
Brawl at Washburne College Cane Rush Sparks Scuffle
In Topeka a color fight erupted during the annual cane rush at Washburne college chapel with 500 spectators. Thirty five sophomores charged forty freshmen, overturning chairs and wrecking the president’s chair as rival groups yelled from the platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Washburne College
Firer Church of Christ Gei entiet Jefferson St and Town Ave
The Firer Church of Christ on Jefferson Street and Town Avenue holds regular services every Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 9 a.m. Prayer meetings Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Miss Florence Stephenson of Asheville will speak Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Presbyterian church. She is former Principal of the Industrial School for Mountain Whites. collection will support that work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corver
Jefferson St
Town Ave
Second Church Schedules A Sabbath Services
The Second church will resume regular services tomorrow with Sabbath School at 6 10, reaching service at 11 00 in the morning. Christian Endeavor meets at 4 45 and 5 45 for Senior group. The preaching service is at 7 00 in the evening. All are cordially invited to attend and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunter Christian Endeavor
Senior Christian Endeavor
Covenanters Church Morning Service Tomorrow
Services in the Church of the Covenanters tomorrow morning at six oclock. Sermon by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Covenanters
Co'elock
Sunday School and Evening Worship Services Schedule
Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 a m Junior VORU at 1 00 p m Senior BY at 4 00 p m Preaching at 7 00 p m A week service for all notes in a local church program
Sunday School Rally and Evening Services Schedule
Sunday School rally at 0 20 with Judge Roberts and Ottumwa workers. Preaching at Ths00. Junior League at 3a ppm Epworth League at 545 p m Evening service at 7 00 Midweek prayer Wed 7550. Rev J R Wylie of New Galilee Pa guest at the Trotel Stevenson today arranging for a National Reform convention in Oskalpost. he will preach in Crawfordsville tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Roberts
Ottumwa
Junior League
Epworth League
J. R. Wylie
New Galilee
Trotel Stevenson
Wylie
Mr. Wylie
Covenanter Church
Oskalpost
Crawfordsville
Mountain View couple welcome a new daughter
Mr and Mrs George Parkinson of Mountain View California announce the birth of their daughter early this week. Miss Cora Scofield who had been visiting her sister Mrs Charles Patterson in Washington state has returned and is staying at the Parkinson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parkinson
Mountain View
California
Cora Scofield
Charles Patterson
Washington State
J Crayne and wife visit West Chester couple in city
J Crayne and his wife from West Chester were visitors in the city today, stopping at local sights and meeting residents during their excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Crayne
West Chester
Fragmentary OCR Note on a 44 5 Item
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a number 44 5 and repeated stylistic marks. The readable text provides no identifiable people organizations places or events to summarize into a full news item.
Prof Fay Hall Offers Psychic Readings At Mrs Isenhart’s
A city notice invites the public to consult Prof Fay Hall for psychic readings and palmistry at 3M South-bows Ave near Mrs Isenhart’s residence. He is advertised as a renowned mentalist with extensive lecturing experience and testimony from multiple newspapers praising his abilities.
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Tie
Prof
Fay Tall
Bows Ave
Isenhart
Fay Hall
Mahatma
Fay Wall
West India
Minneapolis Tribune
Chiero
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G. H. Pratt, M. D
Willie
Cook & Sherman's
E. C. Keck
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Sinese
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Lombardo Store
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Westchester
Keota
Ig. W. Carris
Rock River Conference
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Firer Church of Christ Geientiet
Bndeavor
Florence Stephenson
Asheville
N.C
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Preatyterian
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Ens
Reach-Wickham Grain Co
Chicago Board of Trade
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Ae Otal
Atal “Pew Rae
Stewart
West Hard Col
GRO. Stewart Hardware CO
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Iy Tue&s
Peace Modern
Baird's Grocery
Bor Sale Family
Stanhope
2Nd St
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Chas. Gorham
D. M. Palmer
the Journal
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Cail Ap
Colenso
Frank Revere
Minneapolis
R McCall
Winnipeg
Duluth
Vernetta
Sue
Cleveland Press
Prof May Tall
Cleveland Psychical Society
San Francisco
H. Knecgat
Washington National Bank
Madam Vernetta
Madame Vernetta
Rine and
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