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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1907

Page

4

Ainsworth Golden Wedding Anniversary Held at Home

Mr and Mrs Edward Freeland celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their Ainsworth home with over 100 relatives and friends. They married Oct 25 1857 in Grendview Iowa and have lived in Iowa for 50 years. A noon three course dinner, autumn decorations and numerous gifts highlighted the joyful day.

Ainsworth Edward Freeland Edward Freeland Pike County Ohio W. Dickerson E. Stineman Nettie Teets B. Graham Carl Zimmerman Artie Kemp Clara Thompson Grandview Hazel Lamansky Marsh Iowa G. W. Dodder May Dennis Brown Washington Blanche Thompson Letts W. 3. Freeland Wapello Sawgo Burlington

Hallowe'en Social and Local Gatherings Highlight Evening

The Second United Presbyterian church hosted a Halloween social at the Morrow home with ghostly decor and fortune telling. J. S. Wilson won the candy contest and over one hundred guests enjoyed pumpkin pie. Meanwhile Aaron Hott hosted sixteen old gang members including Max Mayer and J. F. Parkinson for a lavish six o'clock dinner and toastful remarks by Atty. H. M. Eicher.

Second United Presbyterian Church Morrow Iowa Avenue Hallowe'en Mike C. Lewis J. S. Wilson Aaron Hott Washington al Hott J. F. Parkinson Palo Alto Max Mayer Iowa City Charles Patterson Seattle Wash Miss Hott Lon Brindley Ralph Smith Harry Bell George Rodmen L. H. Wallace Atty. H. M. Eicher

Marriage Invitation for Nelle Clegg and Jean B. Carden

Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Nelle Clegg of near Ainsworth and Jean B. Carden of Winfield to be held at the bride’s parents home, Alexander and Mrs Clegg, on November 1. A large reception will follow the ceremony.

Nelle Clegg Ainsworth Jean B. Carden Winfield Alexander Clegg

Keswick Professor Eastman Visits City Schools

Professor Eastman of Keswick and a corps of teachers led by Miss Mary Masson visited our city today to inspect the renowned local schools known for excellence and well arranged programs.

Eastman Keswick Mary Masson

Col S W Brookhart Visits Riverside on Business

Col S W Brookhart arrived in Riverside for a business visit today meeting local officials and inspecting facilities. He planned to discuss upcoming projects and strengthen regional ties during his stay.

Col S. W. Brookhart Riverside

Local notices mix visits sales and travels in Iowa towns

Miss Lina Fisher travels to Richmond Kansas for relatives while Mrs M A Hardin visits Ains worth. Mrs Dr A A Sandy journeys to Harvey Iowa to visit kin. Ernie Saling Roy Bain to Oskaloosa for plumbing work. Max Mayer returns to Iowa City after visiting friends. Griffith furniture sale offers 20 percent off at the north side. Johnson's bakery showcases cakes pies bread and party goods. H A Burrell and wife head to San Diego for the fall and winter. Barden Engine Auto Co offers repair and gas work in Washington Iowa.

M. A. Hardin Ainsworth A. A. Sandy Harvey Iowa Ernie Saling Roy Bain Oskaloosa Max Mayer Iowa City Grifith North Side Margaret McGuggin Roy McGugin Robert Davenport Elias Handy Grinnell G. W. England Tom Neiswanger Margaret Seydel Keota California D. H. Barr H. H. Payne Wayland N. Side Loretta Ludlam Chicago Crawfordsville Mrs. H. ©. Hull Cotter VanHorn

Cattle Return Following Mysterious Pasture Mixup

The W. F. Gardner cattle reported lost have been found safe in their pasture this morning. The incident involved a miscount and confusion over whether cattle had wandered or returned, with ex-Sheriff Teeter recalling a similar Pinkerton case where a detective aided in restitution and concealment, leaving the farmer satisfied.

W. F. Gardner Wilson Teeter Pinkerton Chicago Whech

Fortune Bequest Leads to Sioux City Nurse

A seven year mystery ends as a Buckeye state woman’s will reveals a $5 bequest to Anna Olson a chambermaid at the Oxford hotel Sioux City. Olson is found in Norfolk Nebraska where she plans marriage to a railroad brakeman.

Sioux City Iowa Ohio North Dakota Oxford Hotel Anna Olson Miss Olson Buckeye State Oxford Norfolk Nebr

Tragedy in Waterloo: Child Dies After Blacking Explosion

In Waterloo on Oct 31 Tina Carstensen five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Carstensen of Tripoli, died after a can of blacking exploded when gasoline-soaked rags ignited. The mother suffered burns to hands and arms. the infant survived with minor wounds.

Waterloo Iowa Christina Carstensen Will Carstensen Tripoli

Local Visitors and City News From Dublin and Nearby

Ira Rathmel of Dublin and M Porter with niece Miss Porter visited the city today. Miss Ruth Williams of Cotter and Joe McElhinney returning from Nebraska were seen in town. J F Parkinson leaves tonight for the west after weeks here. Miss Nettie Finney of Mansfield departed after a several week visit. Mr and Mrs Merton Teeter arrived Saturday night under cover of darkness. Mert Teeter recovering from appendicitis and walking about town today.

J. F. Parkinson West Nettie Finney Mansfield Ohio Joe McElhinney North Side Nebraska Merton Teeter Mert

Actor Raymond Hitchcock Hit With Six Indictments

New York dated October 31 reports the grand jury returned six indictments against actor Raymond Hitchcock on charges of rape and abduction. Indictments rest on testimony from Elsie Voecks Helen von Hagen and Flora Wishton.

New York Raymond Hitchcock Elsie Voecks Helen von Hagen Flora Wishton

Governor Warner Meets President on Homeward Journey

Washington October 31 Governor Warner of Michigan and staff in uniform with families were received by President Roosevelt during their return from the Jamestown exposition on behalf of the state.

Washington Governa Warner Michigan Roosevelt

Sponge drops at Johnsons bakery tomorrow

Local note items report Sponge dropping at Johnsons bakery tomorrow and various residents visiting relatives and traveling between Crawfordsville Burlington Wapello Drakeville Iowa City and Watkins plus a furniture sale at Griffiths store offering 20 percent off this week to clear space for new shipments.

Ginger snaps at Johnsons tomorrow and more

Ginger snaps at Johnsons tomorrow. Fresh and nice. George Genkinger left this morning for a short visit at Burlington. Miss Edna Dempsey arrived this morning from a few days visit with friends at Keola. Mrs. Frank Swickard returned home near Dublin after a visit with friends and relatives at Marion Kansas. Mrs D L Ripley and Miss Florence Ripley returned home near Muscatine after a visit with Mrs Owen Pratt.

Frank Lydy Mascatine BD. D. Norton Ginger Johson George Genkinger Burlington Edna Dempsey Keola Frank Swickard Dublin Marion Kan D. L. Ripley Florence Ripley Muscatine Owen Pratt

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Mr. and Mrs Edw. Freeland Washington County News Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Steck You H.f.steck Alwayshyour Lina Fisher Richmond Kaw Johnson's Bakery O. T. Smith Stanley Logan Johnson's H. A. Burrell San Diego Calif Mr. Burrell Barden Engine & Auto Co Kich—Ge Ira Rathmel M. Porter Miss Porter West Chester Ruth Williams City W. Roberts Gov. Warner Rothschild & CO South Side Squar Shiangton, Iowa Wm. Randall Miss Stone R. P. Lewis Kathryne Hopengardner Carl Hedges Mrs. Allen Jugenheimer Havre Maude MccCreedy Nelle Wilson Griffith's Lyman Ruba Lyman Drakesville W. H. Lilly Mary Wagehoff Watkins Oliver Rice East Side Sipe Congress Chas. D. Gorham
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