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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1901
Page
3
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Ainsworth Iowa reports another runaway when Lee Sands and James Morrison riding home from church lost control after a damaged buggy bolt. The horses bolted toward Wilkins bridge on the Military road, nearly a mile before stopping. Morrison suffered a shoulder bruise and Sands facial scratches. both escaped serious injury as their buggy was wrecked.
A new coal strike was found on a Muscatine farmer’s land south of Humm’s forty in Marion township. Lee Lovelett and A Horsey leased the hill for ten years and seek investors to develop a substantial vein with a stone roof two and a half miles from Verdi.
October 16 William Cress moves into his new store. Mrs G H Hardy and Mrs Eliza Hardy visit with Cornelia Hardy. Carl Shaffer returns to South English after visiting grandmother Mrs G I Hardy. Several families from Lexington West Chester Keokuk attend funeral of W Runyon. Various Oct 15 updates note visits meals and travel. Oct 14 harness maker Joseph Miller is reported dangerously ill. Community notes from Winfield Washington Otum and Keokuk area.
Proceedings outline for the seventeenth annual Home Synodical Society meeting on Thursday October 17 includes devotions by Mrs Chas W Black and Mrs J B Donaldson, reports by officers, discussion on Young People's Work led by Miss Petrie, election of officers, and closing words. Notes that Mr Overholt will tune pianos in town and orders may be left at the drug store.
The county board of supervisors is in session. Several residents travel for business to Keokuk and Des Moines while others depart for Nebraska and South Dakota. Frequent names include Erma and Essa Daugherty, George Black, Ric ae, and W. H. Burham with Mrs. Johnson. Rocky Mountain Tea promotes a 35c sale. Rev Worden and City Engineer Kyle share a Miami University connection.
The November term of the District court will convene in three weeks. A jury draw at the county auditor’s office lists jurors including Walter M Kleese John Anwyl M Claney L B Babcock Jas Patterson and others with names tied to several towns. Mr and Mrs Ira Sickles and Mr and Mrs L D Higgins left for Ft Scott Kan for the day.
An old time coupon offer states choosing couches from Miller Son furniture on one day only, October 19 1901, with prices 12 to 20 dollars in limited display. Also notes a peculiar corncrake catch by Mr Mitt Fread and its capture for exhibition. He used a pole to pin and cage the bird after a dog was driven off.
Robert Sherman presents My Friend From Arkansas a scenic comedy at Graham Theatre with seating in Gallery 25 Balcony 35 Parquet 35 Circle 50.
Mrs U L Young of the east side was thrown from a pony buggy when the animal frightened and ran onto the sidewalk. She landed on her head but escaped serious injury, though left in a bruised condition. The report notes a spate of runaways and cites Bo Stuart's sale of fine spring lambs.
On Sunday afternoon Rev. F. B. Palmer delivered an excellent sermon to a large audience despite weather. Next Sunday he will discuss The Most Prevailing Sin of the Community. Miss Mare Miksch celebrated a birthday with friends who gathered Saturday night. About forty neighborhood youths attended the evening. Mrs E H Milia returned home near Fo Madison after visiting A Snyder T A Jones and W M Robertson. A Thursday storm caused notable damage in the area. Mrs Arch Sanders spent Sunday in Keota. Ac ademy students from this area praise the term’s school work and new faculty.
A report notes Joho Hut lies dangerously ill with typhoid fever at the home of Joho Carris northeast of town. Also mentions a crowded Gosnell sale with good prices, several sales planned in the area, and local notices including a Cedar Rapids carnival report and a theater listing for My Friend From Arkansas at Graham Gallery with ticket prices.
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