Doctor offers free medical services in Washington Iowa
Dr Geo Sitter, with training from New York University and Bellevue Medical College, opens a permanent Washington Iowa office offering free professional services until November 1. He will perform consultations, examinations, minor surgeries, and treatments at cost only, with no charges for those in need. He guarantees cureable cases and will advise against useless treatment when incurable. Office Roberts Block, 8th Street Southeast corner. Cedar Rapids Savings Bank reference.
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Geo
New York University
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
New York Post Graduate Medical School
Mo. Pacific R. Y
U. 8
Washington
Iowa
Weekend Ball Games At Southeast Park End In Visitors Wins
Saturday afternoon at the Southeast ball park the Academy faced Ainsworth at 1 30 and Haskins at 3 30. The home team, missing key players, fought hard but the visitors proved stronger in both games. Final scores were Academy 8 over Ainsworth 13 and Academy 0 to Haskins 17.
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Ball Park
Ainsworth
Haskins
Academy
Ainsworth— Boyer
P M. Richards
P Brown
C Rhea
Lathrop
Glasgow
Wooley
Guthrie
Ss Coch
Rf Clancy
Elwell
Boyer
P Spalding
C Richards
Art Lathrop
Badham
Tom Lathrop
Ss McConnell
Sf Coch
Miles Foster
Sands
Evert Foster
Chrysanthemum Show Planned at Keck Greenhouses
The Fortnightly club and Keck Flora Co plan a chrysanthemum show at the Keck greenhouses in southeast Washington early next week with a proceeds split to fund city park beautification. Keck funds 25 000 chrysanthemums and a wide display of roses palms ferns carnations and other plants. Refreshments will be served at the Keck home near the greenhouses and the venue will be prepared to show off the blooms. Further announcements will follow.
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Keck Flora Co
Keck
Washington
County News Roundup of Local Doings and Day's Events
The county paper reports on community happenings from various correspondents. Notes cover local meetings, social events, promotions, weather impacts, and everyday civic activities across towns in the region.
Local Society News and Death Notices
The column lists residents and visitors with trips to Washington and Kansas, arrivals from Wyman and Vancouver, and social visits. It notes W. J. Hawthorne of Sterling, Kan died of typhoid fever with funeral plans in Sterling. family members attend. A birth is reported for Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Holmes.
Okmulgee Couple Visited Sister After Jamestown Expo Trip
Mr and Mrs W L McKee of Okmulgee Indian Territory were Sunday visitors at the home of her sister Mrs J J Bailey. They were en route home from a visit at the Jamestown exposition and other eastern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. McKee
Okmulgee, I. T
J. J. Bailey
Jamestown Exposition
Washington Visitors Stir in Town
J. M. Maxwell of Washington was in town today. R. T. McCall arrived this morning from Washington to visit his friend John Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Maxwell
Washington
R. T. McCall
John Huston
Local Social News From Keota And Nearby
The Misses Blanche and Nelle Hess traveled to Washington to visit their father. Mrs. T. A. Bailey and children of Washington visited relatives in Keota. The Lottie McMullin party and Roy Carris family stayed with Joln Linen hosts. Keosaqua visitors Anna and Charley Schreckengast spent a few days with relatives. Joe Neal of Des Moines visiting his mother Emily Neal. Walter Helscher returned from Chicago after buying goods for Bower and Sanders. Keswick beat Keota in a football game 17 to 0 at Stewart's pasture. Mrs. George Helscher leaves for Burlington for several days.
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Blanche
Nelle Hess
Washington
T. A. Bailey
Lottie McMullin
Roy Carris
Joln Linen
Anna Schreckengast
Charley Schreckengast
Keosauqua
Joe
Caldwell Community Notes Share Visits and News
Mrs J R Maxwell and her children with her mother Mrs Mc Caleb of Washington visited the J L Mayer and B McCaleb homes for several days, with a Saturday dance at Jim Banks' and goodbyes as H P Deal’s health keeps others in charge. Bernice Mangold visited Mae McCaleb, while Dr H E Marrs left for a new home at Haskins.
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J. R. Maxwell
McCaleb
Washington
J. L. Mayer
B. McCaleb
Jim Banks
H. P. Deal
Bernice Mangold
Mae McCaleb
H. E. Marr
Haskins
William Hawthorne Dies in Sterling Kansas After Brief Illness
William Hawthorne died Friday at his new Sterling Kansas home after a short typhoid illness. He and his family moved there three weeks ago seeking a location with good schools for their children. Born in Belmont County Ohio, he resided in Crawfordsville for years and left behind a wide circle of friends. He is survived by wife and three children Hugh Zilla and Mabel. His brother James Hawthorne of Crawfordsville and Mrs. M J Maxwell of this city attended the funeral in Sterling.
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William Hawthorne
Crawfordsville
Sterling
Kansas
James Hawthorne
M. J. Maxwell
Besdes
Hugh
Zilla
Mabel
National Corn Exposition to Be Held in Chicago
The National Corn Exposition will take place at the Coliseum in Chicago from October 5 to 19. It promises the largest display of its kind with over 50 thousand dollars in prizes and numerous awards for state class exhibitors. A special 1 000 prize will go to the best fifty ears of corn, plus other prizes for various corn growing exhibits.
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Coliseum
Chicago
Illinois Naval Reserve Band
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Goa
Rvice F. A. Miller
Local News Highlights From Ainsworth Region
W A Birney travels to Albia on business. Miss Maud Chilcote sails to Burlington. James Turbott arrives from Ainsworth on No 1. Ed Page of Columbus Junction visits relatives. Mr. and Mrs J T Matthews visit Ainsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Minick spend Sunday at Lohberger home Riverside. Mrs I Steel and Ruth of Riverside call on Saturday. Miss Kate Burris visits Ottumwa sister Mrs W A Cowell. R L McGugin in Des Moines and Valley Junction for business. McKilgore returns to West Chester school work. Cora Tuescher Keota and Jennie Cook West Chester arrive on Firefly. Rev Fred Elliot of Waterloo to conduct meetings next week at Second United Presbyterian. Fred Van Sickle returns to Oska Joosa after visit with parents. G Lawson Fisher leaves for Wall Lake Swift & Co manager post after diphtheria recovery. A N Eower Centerville, formerly of this city, visits daughter Mrs George Fulton northwest of city. en route home from Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Jake Minick
Lohberger
Riverside
I. ©. Steel
Ruth
Kate Burris
W. A. Cowell
Ottumwa
R. L. McGugin
Des Moines
Valley Junction
McKilgore
West Chester
Cora Tuescher
Keota
Jennie Cook
Fred van Sickle
Oska Joosa
A. VanSickle
G. Lawson Fisher
Wall Lake
Iowa
Swift & Co
A. N. Eower
Centerville
George Fulton
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Local residents arrive and visit in the city
Miss Grace Walker arrives from Ainsworth. Elmer Bush of Richmond visits with friends. J. O. Matthews from Ainsworth visits. Mrs. Sherd Wilson near Riverside shops. Oscar Jones arrives from Cotter to resume school. Miss Nellie Williams from Columbus Junction visits. Miss Byrdie McElroy visits over Sunday near Brighton. Ehler and Marguerite Biskamp spend Sunday at Dr J M Chittam home in Richmond. Mrs. Dr. J M Chittam visits Mrs. G H Biskamp. Architect E C Rupp travels to Crawfordsville on business. Mr and Mrs Ben Briley arrive from Columbus Junction. George Townsend returns to Rock Island after visiting. Ray Simpson returns home near Centerville after month with Lowa Gas and Electric Co. Mrs Thomas Charlton and daughter depart for visit at John Cannon’s in Wyman. Pearl Gardner arrives from Ainsworth to resume work at the Academy. J H McCleary leaves Crawfordsville for Sac City to attend Presbyterian synod.
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John Long
Frank Young
Edna
Lizzie
Jeannette
Nina Wooley
Morehead
Nina
J. H. Huston
Jessie Anderson
J.B. McCoy
D. H. Griffith
Hugh Davis
Marie
John Williams
Alice
Jack Fletcher
Washington
Margaret Twinam
Wyman
W. J. Hawthorne
Sterling
Kan
James Hawthorne
Ella Porter
Ainsworth
Ollie Armstrong
Ella Proudfit
Merle
M. E. DeLong
Daisy McFarland
Frank Anderson
Titus
McElhinney
Hawthorne
Anna Forist
Iowa Falls
T. M. Holmes
Jobin Paschal
Mary Walker
Margaret Stull
L. L.teas
J. H. McCleary
Sac City
Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Edith Hassan
Kansas
John M. Huston
Vancouver
Wash
Winfield
Grace Walker
Elmer Bush
Richmond
J. O. Matthews
Sherd Wilson
Near Riverside
Nellie Williams
Columbus Junction
Byrdie McElroy
Brighton
Ehler
Marguerite Biskamp
J.m.chittam
J. M. Chittam
Richond
G. H. Biskamp
E. C. Rupp
Crawfordsville
Ben Briley
George Townsend
Rock Island
Ray Simpson
Centerville
Lowa Gas and Electric Co
Thomas Charlton
Miss Charlton
John Cannon
Pearl Gardner
Academy
Iowa
Presbyterian Synod
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Flowa Ave
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Journal Office
Poland
I. K
Cb&q
West Burlington
J. A. Carney
West Burngton
ThomascClean
Frank McClean
McClean
Mr. McClean
At & O’ock
U. S. Express
Opera House
Quincy Adams
Sawyer
And
Mason’s
Big Faugh
Lemmon’s Armacy
Roberts
Corner Square
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
H. Richards
Trotter
Adams
Fitzgerald
Sf West
the County News
Windsor
Dublin
Sterling, Kansas
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mentor
Rothschild & Co
South Side Square
W. A. Birney
Albia
J. T. Matthews
Fred Elliot
Waterloo
Second United Presbyterian Church
Oscar Jones
Cotter
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Klen
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