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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1902

Page

4

Tenth District WCTU Holds Annual Convention

The Tenth District of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets at First Baptist Church with delegates from Kalota Wellman Coveville Crawfordsville Lone Free Clay Wyman and Sweetaed. Yra M FH Danham of Burlington attends to deliver addresses as committees are named for credentials resolutions auditing and courtesies. The state president will join the convention.

Wct.u First Baptist Church Woman's Christian Temperance Union Piret Baptist Church Nuarker Kaiota Wellman Coveville Crawfordsville Lone Free Clay Wyman Sweetaed Yra M FH Danham Burlingem Mra L. Duff Mra Kobt H Clyde Mra. Meacham Busie Scofield Wilson Dougherty

Druggist Carris to Move Into Wallace & Son Room

Druggist Carris will occupy the Wallace & Son room on the north side moving his drug stock there by early October. The vacated building will be remodeled by owner Wilson Dougherty into a modern two story structure with a cemented basement. Rumor says a new dry goods firm may occupy it after the new year.

Garris Wallace & Son Wilson Dougherty Dry Goode

Prominent Citizen Surprised by Telegraph Pole Prank

A well known local man was held up last night while returning from his Gay's labor. The supposed robber was a dummy lowered from a telegraph pole by pranksters. The man fired his revolver at the dummy and today the town teases him as “George” outwitted by a joke.

Chester

Reverend Romig to Preach at Franklin Center Schoolhouse

Rev. Mr Romig of Grace Hill will preach at Franklin Center school house next Sunday at 4 45 PM.

Franklin Center Mr Romig Grace Hill

John G Stewart offers stock farms and home for sale

John G Stewart lists three good stock farms for sale at 45 to 55 cents per acre and a well equipped new residence with modern improvements. Also advertised is Blind Boone and his talented company performing at the Graham next Tuesday evening September 16. Seats go on sale Saturday at Carris Pharmacy for 25 35 and 50 cents.

John G. Stewart Blind Boone Graham Carris Chamberlain Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman

Local Social Notes From Galesburg and Surrounding Areas

M Bloger of Galesburg composer of The Poster Girl arrives as guest of C P Latta. Cas Socum and daughter Lou spend Tuesday in Coppock. Merton Teeter visits Coppock. A S Craig and children visit North Washington then head to Martinsburg. Miss Lelia Wallace arrives from Glenwood Minn for a parental visit. J C Houck invites writer on a Crooked Creek fishing trip catching seven small catfish. Uncle Alex Houck recovers with renewed youth after fish meal. J A McCoy travels to Williamsburg on business. Geo Glick joins Rock Island depot staff as new assistant. Mrs Goble of Al Osworth visits N Morris. returns home. Mr and Mrs J W Cochran return to Norwich Kansas after visiting old acquaintances.

J. C. Houck Cate Alex Houck

Local Social Notes and Shipping News Highlight City Visitors

Brighton resident Tom McCarty visited the city yesterday while Davenport and Colum Junction guests were seen in town. Mr and Mrs Jone Jay and daughter Belle joined friends in Richland. Thomas Snelson and family of Ainsworth visited. Mrs John Stapp returned home after a day with city friends. Fred Stewart purchased a Kimball piano for his wife’s birthday. Dr G Kerr treated diseased horses in Cedar township amid reports of illness due to ptomaine poisoning.

Jone Jay Belle Richland Thomas Snelson Ainsworth City John Stapp Cotteriast Fred Stewart J. A. Miller Andover G. Kerr Cedar Township Obn Farris Polson

Heart Cure Claim From Fainting Spell Experience

A testimonial from Charles D. Randall of Ellicottville New York asserts fainting spells signal weak heart and that early treatment prevents progression. He reports prior collapses and reliance on Dr Miles Heart Cure leading to complete recovery after physicians failed to help.

Miles Charles D. Randall Ellicottville, N. Y

Dr Miles Heart Cure Promoted For Irregular Heart Action

Dr Miles Heart Cure is presented as specially adapted to remove irregularities of heart action. Sold by druggists on guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.

Dr. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Methodist Trustees Elected At Congregational Meeting

After devotional exercises last night the Methodist church held a congregational meeting Rev I Schreckengast presided Trustees elected H Wilson W R Jeffrey A Anderson J A Harwood D M Stioson C A Keck F W Brindley W A Birney Lewis Klein The last quarterly conference of the year will be held at the church at 7 30 oclock tonight Mrs M A Dunham speaks on temperance at the Baptist church tonight The gold medal contest Friday night promises strong attendance Admission 10c A fall program Friday forenoon and afternoon

Methodist Church I . Schreckengast Mra M. A Duneham

Sharper Uses Forged Checks on Merchants in Ann Arbor

A forger passed six forged checks at local merchants on a Saturday night, printing the signature "C. A. Saver & Co." and "per A. J. Saver." Victims included Puritan Shoe Co and others, with totals around $105 in shoes, meat, and cash, illustrating a laboring man persona.

Ann Arbor Mich C. A. Saver & Co A. J. Saver Saver & Co Geo. Miller Puritan Shoe Co William April Laneh Reh Us & Wallace Louis Weinmann Jacob Exselbach

Notable Philanthropist Mrs. J. G. Lemon Dies

Mrs. J G Lemon widow of Rev J G Lemon long active in aiding homeless children and destitute older people died yesterday in Houghton Mich At her bedside were her husband three sons a daughter her brother and sister The Lemon charity has operated nationwide for twenty years and she was known as Mamma Lemon.

Rev. J. G&. Lemon

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