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Wanted a good Jersey or Durham milch cow see Frank Webb. Also want to rent a house for a family of two. Phone 409. 8-26.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
5
Wanted a good Jersey or Durham milch cow see Frank Webb. Also want to rent a house for a family of two. Phone 409. 8-26.
Special to the Evening Journal reports Iowa will see cloudy skies with showers tonight and Sunday dawn. the east portion will be affected tonight and Sunday with colder conditions east and central regions.
Ed Klopfenstein arrived on the Burlington last evening. Several residents travel to Rubio for the day. Flora Stephens returns from Denver. Agnes Monahan back from Keota. DeHarpport visits on business from Ainsworth. Lee Ward visits the Junction for the day. Manatt and Struble stop by on business from Kalona and Wellman. Frances Meyers heads to Titus for Sunday at home. Frank Schriever leaves for St Louis after months here. Leta McConaughy returns to Des Moines from funeral. Helscher, Smith, and Watson transfer through for Keota. Hugh and Mrs McCausland back from Kellogg. Ab Anderson returns from Oskaloosa for Missionary society meeting. Windsor grocery puzzle offers a candy prize to the first correct guess.
The weekly county page presents brief items from various communities. It highlights local events, civic notices, and everyday happenings across towns and neighborhoods within the county.
Keota reports travelers passing through as G A Carlson and wife head to Ainsworth and Gene Wilkins and Jennie Cook journey to Washington. Mrs Sturgeon and son plan a Pawnee City visit. M E church Ladies Aid met at R L Richardson home. high school dance hall program set for afternoon. Ten cent supper at A A Hulse home from five to nine. Catholic tea at Charles Singmaster home yesterday. James White and J W Harding provided town transport. Mrs Alice Dings and daughter arrive from Ardmore J T guests at John Hamilton home.
Oct 16 they married at the M E parsonage by Rev Collier. J Witting visits relatives in Chicago. Jeannette Riegel wed John Blessing last week. Amish haul lumber for new church southeast of town. Several residents visit Washington. Birth announced a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Taylor. Martha Sadie Fishburn visit Guide Rock then Crawfordsville trip. Numerous residents noted as visiting or traveling in Mt Pleasant Hedrick Maquoketa and nearby towns.
Mrs. W. A. Goble shopped in Washington yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jennings and children returned after visiting relatives in Adair Lil. Mrs. O. D. Chapel spent yesterday in Washington. Charlie Whitlock of Lacrosse Mo arrived to spend several days with his father T J Whitlock. Robert E. Rhea and Leo Adams were Washington visitors. M E church members are repairing the Dr A J Laird building.
S W Neal returned to Washington after an overnight stay in Crawfordsville. Misses Lydia Davis Alice and Mildred Williams Mrs L L Teas and Hugh J Davis traveled to Washington for Miss Accie Clapper as a teacher in local schools visited Washington with friends. J G Maxwell and daughter Lena spent the day in Washington on family business. Will Sweet and family of Haskins visited B F Brown home. James Martin and wife welcomed a daughter born this morning.
D. R. Munro traveled to Washington to join the Corn Belt Meat Producers' association meeting and hear Mr. Sykes. Munro and Augustine shipped two carloads of hogs to Chicago today. H. B. Dayton was in Washington on a business visit yesterday. Miss Mary Martin of Lexington and Miss Jernette Robertson came to town this morning, with Jernette returning home to Washington.
Do R Kluger of 1060 Virginia Ave Indianapolis writes that four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured kidney trouble body weakness backache and irregularities improving complexion and enabling daily business. He endorses the remedy after other doctors failed. Lemmon's Pharmacy backs the claim.
A Richmond Democratic rally last evening drew about two hundred attendees. J. A. Dobry of Oklahoma and P. J. Hanley of this city spoke, with locals in attendance reporting a good time and strong enthusiasm.
L A Bartlet of Rural Route 1 Guilford Maine says the family has enjoyed good health for three years after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. The product cleanses and tones the system gently and is sold for 25 cents at J E Lemmon’s drug store.
Foley's Honey and Tar advertises a quick cough cure while noting a band concert at 7 15 and an entertainment program at the opera house starting 8 15 featuring the Gilded Fool and listed in The Star.
Sabbath school at 9 45 morning service at 11 senior Endeavor at 545 and evening service at 7 all are welcome Rev W U O Fisher pastor
Sabbath school begins at 9 30 morning worship follows. Junior Endeavor at 4 30 with Christian Endeavor at 5 45. Evening service at 7 led by Rev W R Sawhill pastor.
The morning sermon focuses on Christian Manhood while the evening address centers on Joseph the Victim. Rev. John C. Abels invites all to attend with a 7 o clock long service and normal services otherwise. Next Sabbath will present Joseph the Victor.
Public worship with preaching by the pastor at 11 and 7. Sunday school at 9 30. B Y P U at 6. The evening service will be a prepar atory evangelistic service. Special meetings begin November 4th. Rev G D Rogers pastor.
The Rev T B Stovall leads a quarterly love feast at 11 with Sunday school at 2 30 and 6 30 meeting for the Allen C E society Presiding Elder L J Phillips preaches and administers the quarterly communion at 7 30 The quarterly conference is scheduled for Monday evening October 19 with a cordial welcome from Rev T B Stovall.
Corner of Iiown and Jefferson streets hosts Sabbath school at 10 and morning service at 11 with the Doctrine of Atonement sermon. Reading room open Monday Wednesday Saturday 2 to 4 30 p m in the second door east of the Washington National Bank.
At the A M E Church the Washington and Fairfield A M E communities hosted a social. The stewardess board led by Mrs Emma Black earned praise for organizers, the Fairfield choir impressed both circuits with encores, and readings by Miss Secile Mrs Carter and Mr Carter were well received.
The Windsor grocery puzzle answer will be shown Monday evening on a magic lantern screen in Central Park. If you cannot solve the puzzle, consult the answer later in the paper.
Mrs Daisy McFarland arrives this evening from Crawfordsville to spend Sunday with her friend Miss Accie Clapper.
Morning city notes list passengers and visitors including D F Macon for Columbus Junction, Mrs Louisa Nichols visiting St. Louis, Mrs E Doolittle visiting Ottumwa Ames and Des Moines, and numerous relatives in nearby towns. The Washington football team also travels to play Columbus Junction.
Mrs. L. LaMotte and her daughter Miss Myrtle traveled to Brighton this morning. Mrs. LaMotte had been visiting her daughter who teaches at a country school nearby.
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