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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1908

Page

5

Help wanted and misc notices from Journal office

Classified items include wants for rent unfurnished rooms near Journal office, a cook and dining room girl at Hotel Colenso, sale of a 30 bushel batch of Roman apples, Poland Asia male pigs, a male hog year old, and various found items like a lady's handbag and an automobile lamp north of Washington. Also listings for wood heater and a German heater, plus inquiries at Journal office.

Poland Ana I. K. Beal Hotel Colenso

Weather forecast for Iowa issued for today and tomorrow

Special weather forecast for Iowa. Fair tonight and Thursday with warmer tonight.

Washington, D. C Iowa

Vienna local notes and events at the city

Fresh zwieback and assorted pies at the Vienna. The skating rink opens Friday night. John Frain of Brighton visited the city today. Lectures at the Methodist church this evening. Esther Maxwell visits with her mother Mrs. Maxwell. Enos Mills will speak at the Methodist church. David Donaldson visits northeast of the city. Star crowds witness the Great New York to Paris Auto Race last night. West Wayland visitors include Mrs Parker Everetts and others.

Vienna John Frain Brighton Joe Simerman West Chester Chris Kauffman Miss Essley Coppock Esther Maxwell Martha Maxwell Remps Hampsher Enos Mills New York Paris Star Parker Everetts Ada Jessup L. Z. Henss Amos Weis Fred Klopfenstein Wayland

Coal Sale Notice Promises Cheap Dense Fuel Today

An ad proclaims coal available at low prices this day with a claim that good coal is scarce. It emphasizes the opportunity to buy coal cheaply while supplies last.

Foley's Kidney Remedy credited with recovery by local jeweler

Do R Kluger of 1060 Virginia Ave Indianapolis writes he was weak from kidney trouble but four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared his complexion cured his backache and irregularities disappeared allowing him to attend to business daily. Lemmon's Pharmacy endorses the remedy.

Do. R. Kluger Virginia Ave Indianapolis Ind Foley

Doings of the People in the County Happenings

Community notes report registrations for Rosebud lands at Gregory by several residents. Local families welcome a newborn girl at Heny te Bockhorst’s. Residents attended a Kalona show and hosted visitors from Cedar Rapids. A stone-steel bridge is being built south of town near Joe Dawn’s.

J. M. Chittum Frank Tellin Peter Shillig Jos. Spevacek Ed Mehee Baitas Joe Morhafer Gregory Willie Welte Tony Escher Heny Te Bockhorst Geo. Saur John Robison Harry Strabala Charlie Votroba Frank Novey Kalona Anthony Malicky C@@ar Rapids John Kupka Yatton Joe Dawn John Shalla Jos Shalla Lexington

Visit Echoes in Iowa and Missouri Society Notes

Oct 14 reports Mrs Ollie Hawkinson and daughter Mildred returning to Kansas City after a visit at the J W Stickley home. Mr and Mrs J M Lord travelers to Illinois to visit relatives. Mrs George Baird shopped in Muscatine. Miss Pearl Whitlock from Lacrosse Mo arrives to visit grandparents Mr and Mrs T J Whitlock. Invitations issued for the marriage of Marie Vondrasek and Fred Lukaveky.

Ollie Hawkinson Mildred Kansas City J. W. Stickley J. M. Lord Illinois George Baird Muscatine Pearl Whitlock Lacrosse T. J. Whitlock Marie Vondrasek Fred Lukaveky

Local Social Roundup From Town and Nearby Iowa City Trip

Oct 13 notes show Frak Worlaumont returning from Iowa City after his niece Imilda Worlaumont's funeral in Cheyenne Wyoming. Several residents attended events and travels including a K C club party in Iowa City and a grand jury duty in Davenport. Others visit kin, plan moves to Grainfield Kansas, Ft Madison funeral travel, and weekend social visits amid small-town life.

Frank Worlaumont Iowa City Imilda Worlaumont Cheyenne Wyo Blanche Moss Cedar Rapids Hubert Clement Schnoebelen John Schrader Raymond Dautremont K. C Geo. Waldschmidt Grainfield Kan George Craig Davenport Oscar Dautremont Burlington August Grothe Jos. Kiefer Ft. Madison Henritta Osburg

Richmond Social News Notes and Car Updates

In Richmond on October 13 Mr and Mrs Jos Stump hosted guests. Jos Lintz with his wife entertained sibling couple Karl and wife from Ravenna Nebraska. Dr J M Chittum shows a new Maxwell runabout and Wes Reiner a large Moline car.

Jos Stump Jos. Lintz Karl Ravenna Nebr John Dann Grandma Koening J. M. Chittum Maxwell Wes Reiner Albert Sharpe Henry Kline Riverside Vincent Soika

Crawfordsville Social Notes Mark Visits And Appointments

Mrs Shoemaker and son from Ohio visit B F Brown. Ethel Fishburn and Pearl Sewell from Winfield arrive to visit friends. Mrs G F Niblock of Derby Iowa honored at Thursday reception 2 to 5. Tet White heads to Iowa City to visit Uncle George Black. Others travel to Washington and Arkansas for family visits.

Shoemaker and Son Ohio B. F. Brown Ethel Fishburn Pearl Sewell Winfield Mmes J. H. Crooks D. M. Anwy E. Anderson G. F. Niblock Derby Iowa John Cochran W. K. Wooley Force Arkansas Andrew Brown Haskins

Westchester Notes and Local Movers in October Headlines

Westchester reports Mr and Mrs Cal Schurr leaving after a short visit at the Howard White home. J B Crayne and D A Boyer from Washington were in town on business. Mrs Laura Rhodes returns to Nebraska after visiting her sister Mrs W H West. Ferguson Shaw announce cloak sale October 1. Dr A J Droz of Keota visits today. Mr and Mrs W H Shaw and baby Helen visiting Thornburg this week.

Cal Schurr Howard White J. B. Crayne D. A. Boyer Washington Laura Rhodes Nebraska W. H. West Ferguson & Shaw A. J. Droz Keota W. H. Shaw Baby Helen Thornburg

West Chester cattle shipments and local meeting report

Dick Fisher shipped four cattle cars to Chicago and Herman Schultz sent one car. The West Chester Savings Bank directors held their quarterly meeting with President D A Boyer and J B Crayne of Washington in attendance. Surveyor Kyle visited to plant corners. Mrs R F McFarlane and her son Glenn visited J B Crayne's Washington home.

Dick Fisher Chicago Herman Schultz West Chester Savings Bank D. A. Boyer J. B. Crayne Washington Kyle R. F. McFarlane Glenn

Obenchain Verdict for 2600 in Left Hand Injury Case

In Waterloo Iowa on Oct 14 a district court jury awarded Joseph G Obenchain 2600 for the loss of a thumb and two fingers and injury to the remaining fingers while employed by Harris Cole Bros on March 4 1908. Plaintiff sought 10000 dollars in damages.

Waterloo Iowa Joseph G. Obenchain Harris & Cole Bros

Fresh Salted Peanuts and Almonds at the Vienna

A brief item notes fresh salted peanuts and almonds available at the Vienna venue. It highlights a snack selection offering mixed nuts for visitors. No additional details on prices, hours, or suppliers are provided.

Vienna

Cure for Burns Reported from Paris Charity Hospital

Ontario inspectors report a Paris Charity Hospital cure for burns using a saturated pleric acid solution. Dr Thierry observed immediate pain suppression and rapid healing, with blisters avoided after four to five days. Skin staining from the acid fades with boric acid wash.

Ontario Paris Chamber Fhierry

Watch Out For Blister Beetles On Vines This Season

The article warns of lytta longa blister beetles swarming in spring, feeding on clematis and Japanese anemones. They can strip a large vine in 2 3 days, and should be eradicated promptly. Methods include several people attacking at once causing fake death, or using insect powder dusted over the vines.

How to Believe Choking Relief by Left Arm Raise

A physician advises raising the left arm high to relieve choking quickly, noting back slaps are common but less effective. He warns against alarm during such incidents and says teaching the child to raise the left arm provides rapid relief when obstruction occurs at meals or play.

How to Lengthen Life of Skirts and Hems

Guidance on extending skirt life by patching embroidery wear with machine stitching and lace edging. It suggests trimming worn sections and finishing with lace on the wrong side, and adding rickrack braid to worn dust ruffle hems for a hidden strong edge.

How to Catch Cockroaches

A florist discovers a simple trap for cockroaches using a pint fruit jar with a scrap of paper on the outside to aid footholds. Overnight, cockroaches gather at the slippery glass but are captured as they climb inside. The method reportedly protects expensive plants like orchids and gardenias in the greenhouse.

Burning the Flag near Sebastopol on the Mississippi

A narrator recalls a Civil War era tale of Sebastopol a vanished river town. A Vermont man Jessup defies a secessionist flag, stands atop a bluff with a rifle as war looms, a torch lights the pyre and the town fades to sand and woods as the river carries away its memory.

Mississippi Bristow Sebastopol Winnebago Washington Union Jessup New Orleans St. Anthony Jeff Davis Fort Prairie du Chien Fort Snelling New York Evening Post

How to Clean Windows Easily

Use a cotton sack moistened with kerosene to rub panes several times. Wipe with a lint free cloth until oil vanishes and glass shines. Leave windows open a few minutes for odor to disappear.

The Boiler's Reasons

A Brooklyn Life piece humorously explains a boiler leak as a day gone wrong with family duties. The mother cites household mishaps including dinner guests and missing meat as the cause, while urging Johnnie to run and play.

Johnnie Brooklyn

University of Iowa enrollment nears 150 boost

Iowa City reports registration at the University of Iowa nearly reaches 150 more students, with official counts to follow in two days. Officials expect year end totals to reach about 2,500, aiming for the university’s target.

Iowa City Iowa University of Iowa

First Billy Sunday tabernacle work begins in Ottumwa

Ottumwa Iowa October 14 Monday the first work started on the big tabernacle for the Billy Sunday meetings to start about November 5. Arrangements completed Saturday set the building on a lot off Court Street on West Fifth Street centrally located and easily accessible from all parts of the city.

Ottumwa Iowa Big Tabernacle Court Street West Fifth Street

Fairfield Considers Sale of Lighting Plant

Fairfield Iowa city council weighing Fairfield Gas and Electric offer to take over municipal lighting and water plants. Officials say current service is inadequate and private company promises improvements at lower cost.

Fairfield Iowa Fairfield Gas and Electric Company

A M E Social Program By Fairfield Church Choir

The Fairfield A M E church social features a choir program with opening chorus Only a Ray of SunshineInvocation by Rev T B Stovall songs The Fight Is On and The Man of Galilee papers by Miss Mary Cecil on Christ s Life and Home Mission and by Mrs B F Carter on Should a Sunday School teacher Attend Theaters Dances Wine and Card Parties Duet by Mrs Laura Greenup and Miss Jessie Prentiss an address What Fairfield Can Do by T L Burnett with response to Washington and a bass solo with full chorus conducted by B F Carter

Fairfield T. B. Stovall Mary Cecil B. F. Carter L. P. Quinn Nellie Smith Laura Greenup Jessie Prentiss Fairfield Can T. L. Burnett Washington Man of Galilee

400000 Will Contest Opens in Grove Iowa

Thirty special jurors were drawn by Judge Church to form a pool of seventy men for the trial of the Alex McHugh will contest. Nieces and other relatives seek to have the will set aside to claim a share of the estate. Court opened Monday afternoon as lawyers empanel the jury. A marriage license was issued to John Lee Hanna and Eva Sands.

Jn Grove Iowa Church Alex McHugh McHugh Seb John Lee Hanna Eva Sands

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