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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1907

Page

2

Shirt Patterns and All Wool Shirts for New Season

A catalog note announces a complete line for all wool shirts in new shades. All shirts are new season stock with no carryover from last season.

Tempest and Sunshine at Washington Thrills Local Crowd

Dr E C Allen Misses Eva and Mae Allen A W Wenger and wife Dolph Neff attended a Washington showing of Tempest and Sunshine based on Mary J Olmes first novel. The busy event drew a full house and mixed tragedy and comedy as patrons praised the performance. Also advertised are Tecumseh and Perfection Poland China hogs for sale with health notes and contact details.

E. C. Allen Eva and Mae Allen A. W. Wenger Dolph Neff Tempest Washington Mary J. Olmes Wayland News Poland Jake Lemley

Jericho and Calebs Faithful March to Victory

Commentary on Joshua chapter six stressing obedience to God's commands at Jericho and Gilgal as examples of faith in action. Emphasizes that God's ways defy human wisdom, with Joshua leading Israel and Rahab spared, and links to New Testament verses and the call to prayer.

American Press Association Israel Jordan Gilgal Joshua Christ Moses Bush Jericho Josh Rahab Gideon David Goliath Jesus Isaiah Hezekiah Jerusalem

County News Happenings and Local Community Notes

The County News reports on happenings in the county towns including events, community activities, social notices, and other day by day items from correspondents across the region. Local color and brief notices fill the page with everyday life and civic updates.

Local Social Notes and Transactions in Prairie County

Oct 17 events include John Simpson selling four colts to Ray Stewart and Mrs Figgins hosting Prairie Flower missionary society ladies. A teen party is planned at Sam Knapp home Friday. Harmon Brinnings shell corn. Mrs Alex Marbourg and Miss Mabel Helwick travel to Rockwell City for Oren Helwick and Sarah Stevenson wedding. Tillie Hines marries Mela Kalous with over two hundred guests. Mrs Hamilton visits relatives in West Chester. Bert Donaldson calls on Washington.

John Simpson Ray Stewart Figgins Prairie Flower Missionary Society Sam Knapp Harmon Brinning Alex Marbourg Mabel Helwick Rock Well City Oren Helwick Sarah Stevenson Tillie Hines Mela Kalous Mrs. Hamilton West Chester Bert Donaldson Washington

Hesselschwerdt Leaves Kalona For Iowa City Dressmaking

Lydia Hesselschwerdt travels to Iowa City on Tuesday to study dressmaking. Several local residents are noted for visits and moves including Edna Allen, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Nettie Shrader, Mrs. Burton Oldaker, and others. Ministers are moving this week with Rev. Jordan and Rev. Scott changing congregations. I. N. Arnold attends Keokuk meeting. Jamison returns from Iowa City. Perrin returns to Kansas City after a visit.

Lydia Hesselschwerdt Iowa City Edna Allen M. LD. Brown Joe Eiman Clinton Iowa Warren W. R. Adams Davenport Nettie Shrader Riverside Frank McGuigan Burton Oldaker Clyde C. L. Jordan Amish W. J. Scott Nichols I. N. Arnold Keokuk Miss Jamison Syl Sharp

Local Items from Wyman and Nearby

Oct 1 notes include Miss Mary Porter improving from malaria at home east of town. George Gipple injured after being thrown about twenty feet while wiring for Ed Metzger. Wyman baseball team hosts oyster supper with their ladies at Hal Huston’s home. Residents travel to Burlington for shopping and trips. A fiftieth birthday surprise party for Mrs Huston is noted, with attendance from Edwin Griffith and others. A dance at Wm Long’s, and Clyde Orbin’s return to Burlington to resume work are recorded. A planned ball game pits married men against single men on the Wyman diamond Saturday at 3 o clock.

Mary Porter Here George Gipple Ed Metzger Wyman Hal Huston Wm. Orbin Burlington Mr. Orbin Ara Beauchamp Chet Lavery Baby Opal William Lavery Nelle Chamberlain Winfield Wm. Longs T. A. Jones Washington W. I. Huston Edwin Grifith Chas. Zickafoose Clyde Matthews Clyde Orbin Clyde Wyman Diamond W. J. Williams

Local Shipper Sends Cream and Hulling Crew to Work

Wyman ships large quantities of cream daily while a work crew from W. C. Huston’s hulls grain. Robert Turkington drove to Winfield on business yesterday.

In the Fog Begins Serial in The Journal

The Journal will start Richard Harding Davis's In the Fog in double column format, promising a stylish and readable presentation. Fergus Hume's The Opal Serpent will follow later, with In the Fog chosen first for its shorter length and easier inclusion. Readers are urged to save issues to collect the full story.

Richard Harding Davis Fergus Hume

Chrysanthemum Show Open To All City Residents

Citywide invitation emphasizes inclusivity for the chrysanthemum show with every man and woman encouraged to attend. Organizers promote a welcoming event for the entire community.

Mrs Layport and son return to Denison after visit

Mrs Amanda Layport and her son Os car returned to their Denison Ohio home today after visiting the former's daughter Mrs W P Ramsey south of the city.

Amanda Layport Oscar Layport Denison Ohio W. P. Ramsey

South Dakota Horses at Public Auction Near Wellman

Auction of 60 South Dakota horses aged 4 to 7 years plus 20 yearling colts and one span of three-year-old mules will be held at a farm 24 miles south of Wellman and 6 miles north of West Chester on Saturday October 19 1907 at 10 o clock. Also native road and draft horses and lunch by The Little Chicago Annex. B L Wilson and Chas Brown auctioneers. M Struble clerk. Also an ad for Dr Shoops Restorative with free samples from Racine Wisconsin.

Wellman West Chester South Dakota Iowa

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THE Roberts Furnishing Company Nicola Harmon Royal Tailors of Chicago West R. A. Riley Cichelbergers Music Nah S Hotel Colenso D. M. Stearns Snover, Hughes & Co the County News Misses’ Coats Snouffer, Hughes & Company Kalona Work & Meek B. L. Wilson Chas. Brown M. ©. Struble Little Chicago Annex Shoop Racine Wis J. H. Stewart Verybody Windsor Grocery Washington National Bank Washington, Iowa
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