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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1908

Page

4

Robert A. Taylor Dies After Months of Illness

Robert A. Taylor died Saturday night at 10 45 at his daughter Mrs Emma Burroughs South Second Avenue Washington following several months illness. Born March 12 1831 in Little York PA he came to Iowa in 1859 living east of Washington before moving to the home of his daughter in retirement. He leaves wife and five children two of whom are deceased. Funeral was private at 3 pm today at the Burroughs home conducted by Rev W O Fisher. He was a longtime member of First United Presbyterian Church.

Robert A. Taylor Emma Burroughs South Second Avenue Taylor South Marion Avenue Burroughs Little York Lancaster County Pennsylvania Iowa William Todd Washington Andrew McKay Susanna Adams Crawfordsville Henry County Sigourney Road Mr. Taylor First United Presbyterian Church House of God

Dollar theme marks successful county producers meeting

The Washington County Corn Belt Meat Producers' association hosted a well attended Saturday afternoon session at the Commercial Club. Clifford Thorne spoke on the Almighty Dollar detailing its good uses and potential for harm while tracing historical context and explaining the current era.

Corn Belt Association Commercial Club Washington County Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association Clifford Thorne

Meadow Brook Farm to Play at Opera House October 22

Meadow Brook Farm promises entertainment for all classes with a New England village setting. The plot includes a variety of village characters and a dash of villainy, supported by scenic investure and a strong cast led by Low Streeter for Thursday evening at the opera house.

Meadow Brook Farm Opera House

Baby Elian Roe Dies. Funeral Held This Morning

Babe Elian Roe infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Rolla Roe of this city died at 12 30 yesterday afternoon. A short funeral service was held from the house at ten o'clock this morning and the interment was in Elm Grove cemetery.

Elian Roe Rolla N. Roe Elm Grove Cemetery

Home Department and Cradle Roll to Hold Church Reception

The Home Department and the Cradle Roll of the Baptist Sunday School will host a reception in the church lecture room on Wednesday afternoon.

Baptist S. S

Invitations Issued for Keck Home Event on Webt Washington

Mrs Chas Keck Mrs Margaret Sproull and Mrs Ira Sproull issue invitations for an at home to be held at the Keck home on Webt Washington street on Tuesday and Wednesday October 20 and 21.

Chas. Keck Margaret Sproull Ira Sproull Keck Webt Washington Street

Current Event Section meeting at Mrs McClelland’s home

The Fortnightly Club’s Current Event Section will meet this evening with Miss Buxbaum at the home of Mrs. Dr. McClelland.

First pre nuptial party for Miss Cora Bell at Mrs Anderson’s

The first pre nuptial party honoring Miss Cora Bell took place Saturday at Mrs. Marion Anderson’s North Marion Avenue home. A three course luncheon was served by Miss Anne Houdek with help from the hostess and Mrs. Laura Maxwell. Pink and white decor highlighted the event as a large bouquet framed the table and Mrs. Anderson toasted the bride elect with the centerpiece flowers.

Cora Bell Marion Anderson North Marion Ave Anne Houdek Laura Maxwell

Birthday celebration for Mrs Marsden in north Washington

Mrs. N. E. Marsden entertained about twenty five friends at her home Saturday evening in honor of her birthday anniversary. Phonograph music provided by Hiram Baker and instrumental selections by Ola Rathmer, Chas. Wolf and Goldie Mace added to the enjoyment. The evening was pleasant.

North Washington N. E. Marsden Hiram Baker Ola Rathmer Chas. Wolf Goldie Mace

Hopkins and Miss McGraw Quietly Wed at Turner Home

Thomas M. Hopkins and Miss Jane McGraw were married last evening in a quiet ceremony at the A. M. Turner residence with Squire McCall officiating. The bride resides north of the city and the groom is from North Liberty where they will establish their home.

Thomas M. Hopkins Jane McGraw A. M. Turner Squire McCall North Liberty

Reynolds Heads to Montrose for Farm Purchase

T. M. Reynolds returned from Montrose, Colorado, with plans to work real estate from a new farm base. He was impressed by the agricultural lands and bought a farm after evaluating fruit samples brought back from the trip.

T. M. Reynolds Montrose Colo

Display of Colorado products at South Side Store

Vegetables grown there attract interest as a display of Colorado products is shown at the South Side Store. The notice invites anyone curious about agricultural lands to visit the U S store and view the offerings, even if not planning a trip to the country.

South Side U. S

Local social visits noted around Keota area

Will Manning and Faye Bales of Keota called on friends yesterday. Miss Crain returned to Ottumwa after a short visit. Mrs. Kate Ott and nephew Dudley Allen spent Sunday with the Jos. Allen family at Riverside. Rev. A. S. Smith visited Davis county for relatives. Mrs. Allie Goodman returned to Ollie after visiting her granddaughter Mrs. Chas. Long.

Will Manning Faye Bales Keota Miss Crain Quttumwa Kate Ott Dudley Allen Jos. Allen Riverside A. S. Smith Davis County Iowa Allie Goodman Ollie Chas. Long

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Quick Relief

N H Brown of Pittsfield VI endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills for years of increasing satisfaction. The ad claims pills ease stomach, liver and bowel issues without fuss. Guaranteed satisfactory at J B Lemmon’s drug store, price 25 cents.

Dr. King N. H. Brown Pittsfield J. B. Lemmon

Dr Arthaud Passenger for Des Moines Saturday Night

A jeweler in Indianapolis reports Foley's Kidney Remedy cured kidney trouble and backache for Lemmon's Pharmacy customer Lemmon's Pharmacy endorses the remedy after doctors failed.

Dr. Arthaud Des Moines R. Kluger the Jeweler Virginia Ave Indianapolis Ind Foley Lemmon

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STECK Exmo H. F. Steck East Side Square A. Sykes State Producers’ Association Sykes Miss Bell Ralph Smith Anna Henderson the. Skeptigal Centerville Kentucky B. A. Chalmers Babe Wsociefy Dakota Geo. Peck
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