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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1907

Page

5

Time The Place and The Coal At Rock Island Yard

Anderson's Yard on North Marion Street Rock Island lists coal in stock and rail cars including La Salle 3rd Vein Trenton Spotless Carterville 6 inch lump Pana 6 inch lump West Virginia Sprint Bartlett Canton Kingston Farmington James for grates Rutledge Rose Hill Beacon Evans Centerville and all sizes of hard coal Gas House Coke.

Anderson’s Yard North Marion Street Rock Island la Salle Trenton Carterville Pana West Virginia Sprint Bartlett Canton Kingston Farmington James Rutledge Rose Hill Beacon Evans Centerville

Doings of the People in County Communities

A concise county page highlights local happenings across communities. Brief items cover everyday events, notable residents, and miscellaneous day to day occurrences shaping the area.

Sunday Visitors and Local Social Notes at Pleasant Hill

Sunday afternoon at Pleasant Hill church Willie Nicholson from Lone Tree arrived Monday to husk corn for his uncle Clayton Nicholson. Several locals attended the 1 C O F reception in Washington last Thursday. A B K Carr went to Burlington yesterday. His daughter Theo, receiving treatment there, returned home with him. Mrs. Strum of near Grace Hill visited last week with her daughter Mrs. John Kephart. Silas Caldwell has plastering work in progress. Mr. and Mrs. John Hillhouse visited their daughter Mrs. Will Mitchell at Ainsworth for one day last week.

Pleasant Hill Willie Nicholson Lone Tree Clayton Nicholson Washington A. BK. Carr Burlington Theo Strum Grace Hill John Kephart Silas Caldwell John Hillhouse Will Mitchell Ainsworth

Ada Hollingsworth Heads to Washington Tuesday

Mrs. Ada Hollingsworth departed Tuesday evening for Washington in a brief travel note.

Ada Hollingsworth Washington

Kalona Social Roundup Strands Local Visits

Mrs Murph Adams returned from Kansas a Monday. Real estate man Mr Jones visited Wellman. Dan and Ott Gingerich took a ride to Wayland and church. Memler families spent Sunday with relatives in Kalona. Local residents traveled to Riverside for church. Geneseo sister of Dr Wells visited Ira Wells. Geo Weeber delivered a driver to Clyde Oldaker. Dora King and Jennie Wade stayed with Elsie Snider for a Ben Hur lecture in Kalona.

Murph Adams Kansas Mr. Jones Dan Ott Gingerich Wayland George F. Memler John P. Memler Kalona Schillig Amos H. A. Mellinger Goldie Grady Kisor Buck Riverside H. T. Ames Geneseo J. E. Wells Ira Wells Geo. Weeber Clyde Oldaker Dora King Jennie Wade Wellman Elsie Snider Ben Hur

Local Notes On Hauling Bazaar and Box Supper

Elam Johnson hauled wood on Monday. Rob McCaleb delivered a cheese load to West Chester for John Mangold on Wednesday. Many ladies attend the bazaar at Cora Snyder's today. Bernice Mangold helps her aunt Mrs Ike Pulver this week. A box supper is planned at Hard Scrabble school house Friday night and everyone is invited to bring a box.

Elam Johnson Rob McCaleb West Chester John Mangold Cora Snyder Bernice Mangold Ike Pulver

Local social notes from Oct 29 include visits and greetings

George Maxwell works for Palmer and Hasty. Otis Fry and Alvy Stutsman visited Washington Saturday. John Grady of Muscatine visited relatives here and at Nira. Tom Adams and family of Welman spent a day with Mr and Mrs W W Miller. A Durst family were guests at Mrs Snider's Sunday. Alvin Hasty returned from Kansas City Saturday. Ora Rogers is a new clerk at Wray drug store. W Carpenter attended the funeral of his son in law Ellsworth in Nebraska Wednesday. Friends gathered Wednesday evening at Mr and Mrs Fred Skola to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. Good wishes.

George Maxwell Palmer & Hasty Otis Fry Alvy Stutsman Washington John Grady Muscatine Nira Tom Adams Welman W. W. Miller A. Durst W. Carpenter

Pleasant Hill Social News Notes

Pleasant Hill news notes Ethel Stiles visits grandmother Mary Stiles near Trenton for a week. Mr and Mrs G L Benson visit Lewis Anderson's home. The Rev Mr Rogers of Washington preaches an excellent sermon.

Ethel Stiles Trenton Mary Stiles G. L. Benson Lewis Anderson Rogers Washington

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Party Plans

To meet her sister Mrs Vosburg of Davenport and visit Washington briefly. Mr and Mrs J R Fitch and three grandchildren Howard Donald and Lorene Kreger of Shawnee Oklahoma left for Mt Ayr Iowa for a few days visit. Elias King, after a stroke, is reported to be improving. Lottie Dupuis of Washington visited her sisters Mrs Lee Stewart and Miss Laura Dupuis. Tressie Coffman hosts a Halloween party tonight at her home south of town.

Vosburg Davenport Washington J. R. Fitch Howard Donald Lorene Kreger Shawnee Okla Mt. Ayr Iowa Elias King Lottie Dupuis Lee

Talleyraid Social Notes Moves and Health News

Oct 29 Nick Tinnes left for Colorado Springs while Miss Lizzie grows very poorly seeking health. Local families visit kin and guests include Frank and Page families of Sigourney, Grubb at Augustine home, Koch family, and Dublin visitors. Lorey Tucker returns from Keota for weekend.

Nick Tinnes Colorado Springs Lizzie Frank Page Will Page Wilbert Sigourney Mike Koch E. Grubb Joe Augustine Valley John Koch Dublin Our Town Lorey Tucker Keota Bob McCaleb John Snider Hilda

Local births and travel noted in Crawfordsville

Mrs. L. C. George Loretta Ludhlam and Reed Haines left for Washington this morning. Mrs. N. J. Armstrong arrived from Wyman. A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Davidson.

L. C. George Loretta Ludhlam Reed Haines Washington N. J. Armstrong Wyman W. P. Davidson

Martin Family Returns From Eastern Trip

Mr and Mrs Wilson Martin and their nephew Glenwood McCurdy returned from an eastern trip yesterday morning.

Local Visitors Return From Fairfield Burlington and Crawfordsville

Miss Frankie Porter returned yesterday from a short visit at Fairfield. Mrs. Orbin and Miss Bertha Anderson came back from Burlington. Mrs. T. A. Jones and Hazel were shopping at Crawfordsville. Men are again at work on the big ditch through Wyman.

Frankie Porter Fairfield Orbin Bertha Anderson Burlington T. A. Jones Hazel Crawfordsville Big Ditch Wyman

Baby daughter born to Mr and Mrs John B Quinn

Oct 31 report notes a stork delivered a baby daughter to Mr and Mrs John B Quinn Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Henry Boyd returned Wednesday from a visit with their daughter Mrs O P Dean. Mr and Mrs J F Badham were in Washington on business Thursday. Mrs Carpenter is at her daughter Mrs L F Young's.

Stork John B. Quinn Henry Boyd O. P. Dean J. F. Badham Washington Carpenter L. F. Young

Local travelers and visits noted in October

Oct 31 reports show Mr. and Mrs A J Peterson and son David westbound travelers. Mrs D Chapel shopped in Washington. Robert E West returned to work in Independence after attending his grandparents golden wedding. D C Hamil came back from Washington visits. Mrs G G Ebner returned from Winfield with her brother Wm Clegg. Mrs W S Smiley and son Earl visited relatives in Washington. Chas Laird returned from travels for Sagamavino Grape Co. with a new traveling salesman post.

A. J. Peterson David D. Chapel Washington Robert E. West Independence E. S. Freeland Wm. Clegg W. S. Smiley Earl Chas Laird Sagamarcino Grape Co

Kalona man Gilbert Miller departs Washington visit

Gilbert Miller of Kalona, who has been visiting here a few days, left for Washington this morning to continue his trip.

Gilbert Miller Kalona Washington

Bazaar and sales highlight local events and auctions

The village hosted a Baptist church bazaar at Mrs. A. J. her home with over 851.00 cleared despite bad weather. Al Augustine shipped two cents of cattle to Chicago and Herman Luers plans a cattle sale November 12 eight miles southwest of Chester. C B R Wells to auction a mule at West Chester November 8. Bruce Minter to judge in Sigour. Methe church young people host a Hallowe en gathering at the Methodist church. Ladies Aid prepares crafts for a Thanksgiving bazaar. McFarlane Eckerman bought a carload of potatoes at Prairie City.

al Augustine Chicago A. J. Her West Chester Bruce Minter Sigour Methodist Sonage Ladies’ Aid Society of Methodist Church McFarlane & Eckerman Prairie City

Pastor Catlin Resigns. West Chester Church Seeks New Leader

The Rev J F Catlin of the Baptist church in West Chester submitted his resignation yesterday after serving several years. He will take a pastorate in Chicago and begin work in his new field soon. Mary Supepel was a passenger this morning for Iowa City. An advert notes O Laxative Fruit Syrup at 60 cents cures constipation and stomach troubles.

West Chester Speei J. F. Catlin Baptist Church Baptist Chicago Catlin

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