Local notice with contact for Marion Anderson
Fragmentary exchange advertises a call to act early with contact Marion Anderson at phone 176. The text is incomplete but implies a timely request or invitation from a person named Marion Anderson.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
5
Cream puffs and pies highlight Vienna event notes
Local brief notes Cream puffs will be served Saturday at the Vienna Mrs Stella Sims plans to return to Washington DC this evening after a visit at the N L Black home Mrs John Best of Albia and Mrs Ollie Houston of Avery return home after visiting the McCracken home Johnson's offers every kind of pie including the genuine Jemon pie Mr and Mrs Cap Kerr of Sigourney were seen in town en route home from Ft Madison where they attended the regimental reunion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Sims
Washington, D.C
N. L
John Best
Albia
Ollie Houston
Avery
McCracken
Jemon
Johnson's
Cap Kerr
Sigourney
Ft. Madison
Early kidney trouble warning promotes Foley’s Kidney Cure
An ancestor advertises Foley’s Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney trouble. It claims the medicine corrects irregularities and prevents Bright’s disease and diabetes and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
County News Says Doings in The Different Communities
Local correspondents report on happenings across the county including daily life, events, and day to day affairs. Brief notes update readers on community activity, meetings, and local milestones.
Richmond Local News Roundup
Alta Hampshire teaches at Look Out. Frank Tellin Sr. returns from Europe. Anna Bopp works for Mrs. Will Koening. Willie Keifer lost his driver. John Frank attended Columbus Junction fair. Henry Brecht family visited town. Philipine and Bertha Brecht also visited. Will Kloopfer and family visited Frank Welte. Albert Sharp visited Mrs. Wotruba. Joe Reiner plans a barn on his farm. Mrs. John Lemley is not well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Hampshire
Frank Tellin, Sr
Europe
Anna Bopp
Will Koening
Willie Keifer
John Frank
Columbus Junction Fair
Henry Brecht
Philipine
Bertha Brecht
Will Kloopfer
Frank Welte
Albert Sharp
Wotruba
Joe Reiner
Anton
John Lemley
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Washington Area
Sept 6 reports show Mrs Stanley Logan and baby with Mrs T Smith of Washington visiting A C Durst home. Gl en Beal at Gibson sale. Frank Jackson and family visiting Washington. Jessie Whiteman ill. lunch at Gibson sale funds Pleasant Plains church. Mrs Crawbaugh heads to Helena for two months. Mrs Rice visiting daughter Mrs Bert Donaldson. Will Clarks moving from Brigham. Sam Neill visits Washington. Charlie Hornung sells team of horses to Chas Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Logan
T. Smith
Washington
Rev
Tay
Baby
Lexington
Local residents move about on September visits
Sept 6 reports show J M Lord conducting business in Washington while several visitors arrive or depart. Lettie Alberts and Clara Nichols of St Louis visit aunt Miss Mary Brockway. Families travel between Washington Douds Leando Keota Rock Island and Iowa City with short stays and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Lord
Washington
Lettie Alberts
Clara Nichols
St. Louis
Mary Brockway
N. M. Anderson
Chicago
Grecian
M. P. Watson
Geo. Simpson
Wm. Simpson
Douds Leando
F. G. Sands
Olive Moore
Winton
Lois and
Clara Stewart
Keota
Trotter
Agnes Towmey
Rock Island
Beulah Easter
Iowa City
T. J. Nicholson
T. J. Beard
Gertrude Beard
Monmouth, Ill
Monmouth College
Walter Boyer Delivers Shelled Corn to Elevator
West Chester residents note Walter Boyer delivered shelled corn today to the Dp. C. Kilgore elevator. D. R. Munro and J. Dayton returned yesterday from Centerville. The Epworth League held an ice cream social at the Hough home with a fine time reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Boyer
Dp. C. Kilgore
D. R. Munro
Dayton
Centerville
Epworth League
Hough
Armstrongs Visit Ipava as Mayhew Family Heals
Sept 6 reports A L Armstrong and son Harry leaving for Ipava. Rodney Mayhew, son of Mr and Mrs W C Mayhew, improves after illness. J A Cunningham of Washington visited for business. Mr and Mrs Robert Kephart visited Rev Perry Telford at Stronghurst. Mrs Wm Jugenheimer Sr arrived for visits with O and Will Jugenheimer. Will Easter and wife visited Mrs Easter at Ainsworth. Mayhews of Washington visit W C Mayhew in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Armstrong
Harry
Ipava
Rodney Mayhew
W. C. Mayhew
J. A. Cunningham
Washington
Robert Kephart
Stronghurst
Ill
Perry Telford
Wm. Jugenheimer, Sr
Will Jugenheimer
Will Easter
Mrs. Easter
Ainsworth
W. C. Mayhew, Sr
W.C. Mayhew
Presbytery Meeting Dates Set at Parsons College
Fairfield Iowa September 6 the presbytery of Iowa will meet September 10 and 11 at Parsons college with a conference starting Monday evening and a sermon Tuesday by Rev Harry C Rogers of Fort Madison The program includes multiple addresses on religion education and church life. Conductor Frank McClure of the C and N W was killed in Jefferson Iowa when a coach derailed after hitting a cow. He leaves a wife and family at Boone and is brother to E B McClure auditor of Green County. Ames reports Henry W Schleuter contractor for I S C has gone into receivership after projects including the engineering hall Y M C A building Central hall and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Iowa
Presbytery of
Parsons College
Harry C. Rogers
Ft. Madison
The
Christian College In Missions
Elmer Bess
Clinton
James Frederic Clarke
M. D
W. B. MacNeill
Libertyville
Jaffa
Jerusalem
James G. McMurtry
Archibald Cardle
Burlington
James W. Bean
Winfield
Elmer A. Bess
Iowa Presbytery
Harry Clayton Rogers
Fort Madison
Jefferson
Frank McClure
MccClure
Ames
Iowa State College
Henry W. Schleuter
I. 8
S. C
Schleuter
Chicago
Denver
Polk County Court House
Crawfordsville Social Notes and Church Services
Miss Dollie Harrison of Muscatine visits the L L Teas home. G W Nickolaus spends day in Mediapolis. Henry Wilson and family of Columbus Junction visit J R Rickey home. Mrs Harry White and daughter Freda and Luther Gormley visit Washington. Dr J H Hull of Washington stays with his father Dr H C Hull. Elias Williams and son Luther return from Chicago. Dr N J Lease arrives from Winfield. Dr S W Huston goes to Burlington for conference. Presbyterian and United Presbyterian church services listed with pastors J S Cotton and W G Robertson. Methodist has no services Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Harrison
Muscatine
L. L. Teas
G. W. Nickolaus
Mediapolis
Henry Wilson
Columbus Junction
J. R. Rickey
Harry White
Freda
Luther Gormley
Washington
J. H. Hull
H. C. Hull
Elias Wiliams
Luther
Chicago
N. J. Lease
Winfield
S. W. Huston
Burlington
Holiness Praying Band Seeks Holy Ghost Revival
The regular weekly meeting of the Holiness Praying band meets at Mrs. Emily Runyon's home 315 South Avenue at 7 30 this evening. The group urges attendance and a revival focus to save souls backsliders sanctify and aid missions at home and abroad across many denominations in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiness Praying Band
Emily Runyon
South Avenue
United States
Misses Adele and Edna Page Visit Sigourney Home
The Misses Page of Sigourney arrived from Chicago and will stay a few days at the Chas Hebner home. Mr. and Mrs. Freeland returned to Ainsworth after visiting the Bandy household, with Mrs. Freeland recovering from illness. Mrs. Elder returned from Canada where she spent the summer with her daughter Mrs. Peterson. Harvest is underway in the Peterson area with samples showing a strong yield for wheat flax and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele
Edna Page
Sigourney
Chicago
Chas. Hebner
Mrs. Freeland
Ainsworth
Freeland
J. Elder
Canada
Albert Peterson
Mrs. Peterson
Elder
Poison tragedy in Albia leads to man’s death
Ed Puckett of a horse trading outfit died after mistaking arsenic for a blood medicine while in Albia Iowa. He and three others consumed the poison and were hospitalized though some plans to move on remained for later in the week. His body was prepared for shipment to Des Moines for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
Iowa
Ed Puckett
John Pea
Puckett
Des Moines
Local Notes On Social Calls And Community News
Cakes at Johnsons and sick list for Burrell Vogt populate this local blurb. Mary Wells and Emma Eckhart depart for Muscatine for a short visit, while Mrs J O Keep travels from Delta after Pennsylvania. Mrs J H Mintier visits from Polk City as Col S W Brookhart is ordered to Keokuk October first to greet the President on his Mississippi River inspection tour. Keokuk gears up for crowds with governors from about ten states expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's
Burrell Vogt
Col
S. W. Brookhart
Keokuk
Cummins
Mississippi River
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup for Constipation Relief
A vintage advertisement extols Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild remedy for chronic constipation. It claims the product stimulates the liver and bowels, restores natural bowel action, and avoids nausea or griping. Sold by all druggists with a note to refuse substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orino
Meek Receives Patent for Window Ventilator
A. S. Meek has secured the patent for a window ventilator. He has already taken sixty one orders with strong endorsements for its ventilation system. The device attaches to windows and allows air entry from the top, dropping the upper attachments to avoid disturbing curtains while promoting good circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Meek
Tie
Mrs Bryce Sees Fall Millinery Trip From Chicago
Mrs. M. Bryce of Keota travels through the city this morning on her way home from Chicago where she has been buying fall millinery goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bryce
Keota
Chicago
Lame Back Relief Attributed To Pain Balm
A brief promotion notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as highly effective for lame back pain. Orange Michigan resident Luise LaGrange credits two applications after three weeks of other remedies with a cure. Sold by Cook and Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Luise LaGrange
Orange, Mich
Cook
Sherman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion T. Anderson
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Pushisuer
Neered
Washington muTual
East Main Street
Rittenhouse
Fred L. Stewart
Richmond Road
Vienna
Louis Baird
the County News
Richmond
West Chester
Havre
Presbytery Meeting
Rev. Rogers
Frank
McClure
Crawfordsville
J. S. Cotton
United Presbyterian
W. G. Robertson
Cottage Prayer
Syimy
Urssen
Sol Rich Ce
Mary Wells
Emma Eckhart
J. O. Keep
Delta
Pennsylvania
J. H. Mintier
Polk City
M. P. Mintier
G. T. Auld
Washington Brick and Tile CO
F. T. Frazier
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