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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1908

Page

8

Blind Boone Entertainment at Presbyterian Church Show

Blind Boone the piano prodigy performed at a Presbyterian church concert for the Christian Endeavor society. Despite rain, a good crowd enjoyed his instrumental and vocal numbers and his memory for musical pieces. Miss Emma Smith and Miss Parrish also appeared with Boone contributing piano accompaniment and entertaining imitations.

Blind Boone Presbyterian Church Boone Christian Endeavor Society Emma Smith Miss Parrish

Train Derailment Delays Burlington Service Overnight

Passengers bound for the south faced a long wait as two back coaches derailed while entering the city on Saturday evening. The engine stayed on track and no serious damage occurred, but track repair work lasted until yesterday morning. An overnight delay affected several travelers at the depot.

Burlington

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Pazo Ointment

An advertisement touts Pazo Ointment promising cure of itching bleeding and protruding piles within six to fourteen days or money back. It costs 50 cents and is presented as a guaranteed remedy.

Directoire

Keokuk Medical School Absorbed by Drake University

Keokuk Medical College, the oldest west of the Mississippi, is absorbed by Drake University Medical Department in Des Moines. Equipment and part of the faculty transfer after a sale price of 85000 dollars. The school founded fifty eight years ago has seen declining power and student numbers, with about eighty students expected to move to Des Moines. Alumni total around 4000. President Bill M. Bell oversees the transfer from Keokuk.

Washington Keokuk Medical School Drake University Keokuk School Des Moines Keokuk Medical College Mississippi River Bill M. Bell Keokuk

Stand By Primary In Des Moines Capital Debate

The Des Moines Capital reports Republicans in the next legislature are expected to honor the results of the November 3 primary for United States senator and vote for the top primary candidate. Written assurances from most Republican legislative candidates confirm this stance, with Wilkes Williams and W. Schee the exceptions.

Des Moines United States Wilkes Williams Clayton County W. Schee O’ Brien C. F. Franke State Central Committee

Pioneer Oxford man near death after blasting powder gun accident

Iowa City detective reports M. Arnold, a pioneer of Oxford, was severely injured by a misloaded gun using blasting powder. He fired at a cat, the weapon kicked back, fracturing his jaws, knocking out ten teeth, and driving a pipe stem into the roof of his mouth. He is lacerated and may not recover.

Iowa City Det M. Arnold Oxford Death's Door

Local residents arrive and depart as week unfolds

Rev A B Bailey of Ainsworth arrives. William Skipton visits Winfield for several days. Mr and Mrs W Carden return to Winfield. Ralph Junkin returns from a Junction business trip. Mrs Carrie Blake of Keota visits aunt Mrs Cruz in town. Miss Lillian Minick returns from Iowa City after home stay. Miss Myrtle Norton travels to Muscatine. Mt Pleasant schools closed for diphtheria. Mr and Mrs A J Smith return from West Chester area. Miss Jessie Jeffery returns to St Louis from a W R Jeffery home visit. Chas Hahn returns to Keota after weekend with city friends. Mrs Walter Ayers and daughter Isabelle go to Chicago. East Rock Island train late due to engine failure. H M Record and Miss Blanche Mascal of Cambridge Ill return home after visiting Mr and Mrs W J Bradley.

Bailey Ainsworth William Skipton Winfield Wm. Carden Mt. Pleasant A. J. Smith West Chester Jessie Jeffrey St. Louis W. R. Jeffery Chas. Hahn Keota Walter Ayers Isabelle Chicago

Bunsen Learns a Costly Lesson from a Humble Hat

A Cleveland Plain Dealer item recounts Bunsen a once jolly husband who mocked his wife’s new hat. After a harsh bill for retrimming ran up to $18.34, he paid without complaint and ceased his teasing, learning the hard way to curb his jokes.

Bunsen Kidder

Mrs. Gibson Heads to Maxwell for Granddaughter's Wedding

Mrs. Alex Gibson leaves for Maxwell Iowa to attend the wedding of her granddaughter Miss Alice Gibson to Mr. Bullard at her son John Gibson's home. Sloper's Half Holiday notes Jones reflecting on victory and a challenge to another foe.

Jones Sloper Alex Gibson John Gibson Maxwell Iowa Miss Alice Gibson Mr. Bullard

Farmer Norton Held for Grand Jury in Watermelon Killing

Onawa October 26 G R Norton a well known farmer charged with killing Eugene Fyock a boy among a group stealing watermelons in Norton s field was held to the grand jury by Justice Marshall Norton posted 10000 bail furnished by Senator W C Whiting It is not known when the trial will occur

Onawa G. R. Norton Eugene Fyock Norton Justice Marshall W. C. Whiting

Local News Notes on Visits and Departures

Lloyd Neal returns to Des Moines after visiting friends. Yarrow Matucha of Oklahoma visits the Matucha family. Mrs. Rev. C. L. Zorbaugh and baby Elizabeth arrive from Cleveland for a visit with the Harveys. Dr. and Mrs. Gregg leave for Arizona after visiting relatives, stopping in Brighton. Rev. and Mrs. Robertson return to Crawfordsville after a weekend with Rev. Sawhill and assist in communion service.

Lloyd Neal Des Moines Yarrow Matucha Oklahoma John Matucha Rev. C. L. Zorbaugh Elizabeth Cleveland Ohio A. Harvey Mrs. Gregg Arizona Brighton W. G. Robertson Crnfordsville Sawhill Rev. Robertson

Foley's Orino Laxative Credited With Saving Child

A Wisconsin man reports his three year old son suffered severe constipation and fever. After two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative, the next morning the fever disappeared and the child recovered fully. A. Wolkush Casimer Wisconsin via Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Foley

Reading Circle and Fortnightly Club Meet Tomorrow

The Twentieth Century Reading Circle will meet with Mrs. J. H. Stewart tomorrow Tuesday evening. The Literary department of the Fortnightly club will meet this evening with Miss Kendall.

Twentieth Century Reading Circle J. H. Stewart

Wallick Bride Weds Carl Breeding in Simple Rite

At the bride’s mother Mrs Emma J Wallick 309 West Second street the wedding of Miss Beatrice D Wallick to Carl V Breeding occurred at 10 o’clock this morning. Rev L H Otto officiated before relatives and friends. After the ceremony the couple left for Kansas City on a brief wedding trip and will reside at 116 Iowa avenue after November. The bride, once in charge of a local vocal class, is known in Ottumwa.

Emma J. Wallick West Second Street Beatrice D. Wallick Carl V. Breeding L. H. Otto First Christian Church J. G. Hutchinson & Co Breeding Kansas City Iowa Avenue Ottumwa J. N. Jones

A O U W to Celebrate 40th Anniversary Banquet

The A. O. U. W. marks its 40th anniversary with a large new member class and a banquet on Wednesday evening October 28. Initiation will be in the hall and the banquet served in the Mount rooms above Harvey and Warfel's restaurant. members are asked to bring wives and well filled baskets.

Mount Rooms Harvey & Warfel

House party entertains guests at Miss Nena Wilson home

Mrs L R Ward and brides of Misses Robertson Ber do Row Eicher McGugin Steck Guthrie joined Miss Nena Wilson for a Saturday evening dinner. A three course meal was served with music during the early hours and a noisy group caused the slumbering portion of the party to have a small role. The event was described as highly enjoyable.

L. R. Ward Jeanette Robertson Katherine Berdo Wilma Row Hanna Eicher Marguerite McGugin Mary Steck Blanche Guthrie Nena Wilson Miss Row

Hallowe en Party Invitations Sent in Washington

Invitations have been issued for a Hallowe en party to be given at the home of Miss Odessa Darbyshire in north Washington.

Hallowe'en Odessa Darbyshire Washington

Mrs C J Wilson to Host Afternoon Card Club

Mrs C J Wilson will be the hostess of the Afternoon Card Club meeting on Wednesday. She is expected to preside at the gathering with members attending from the local community.

C. J. Wilson

Harvey couple to host Thursday evening gathering

Mr and Mrs D W Harvey invite a company to their South Iowa Avenue home Thursday evening for a social reception.

D. W. Harvey South Iowa Ave

Mrs Wells to Entertain Navajo Club Wednesday

Mrs W P Wells will entertain the Navajo Club on Wednesday afternoon.

W. P. Wells Navajo Club

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Blind Boone Entertainment Billie Amy Royal Mutual Children’s Union Mentor (Notrwrar Westron Department of Drake Panama I. Rothschild & Co Ralph Junkin Carrie Blake of Chas. Cruz Lillian Minick Myrtle Norton Muscatine CopynicuTs &c Munn & Co Scientific American Peveneeees UNN & Co Newatin F St Washington, D Bright Lemmon’s Pharmacy King Lemmen S Inharmacy Sprague Correspondence School OF Law Majestic Bing Detroit Mich Frank Rogers
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