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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1895

Page

1

Judge Ryan Disposes of Lots of Business at Court

The second and third days of the session saw three divorces granted and one refused. Cases include Wickham vs Williver attachment, Marks vs Marks dismissal with costs, and multiple equity actions. Bert Hawkins, 15, released to return to Chicago after plea for mercy.

Ryan J. Y. Wickham David Williver R. J Hugh Downing R. Campbell Joseph Badger Rosa Bradley G. W. Bradley D. Humbert Ayres Foss

Kirkhart's Circus Plays Savanna A Hit

The Kirkhart's circus arrived by rail and set tents on Main street. Both afternoon and evening shows drew a large, satisfied crowd with no gambling or fakirism, praised managers as gentlemen, and a repeat visit would earn strong patronage in Savanna. They will perform in Washington on Friday September 13.

Kirkhart Main Street Savanna Washington

Fire at Wallace Farm Sparks Burn Injuries In Fight

Last evening around five o clock a chimney spark started a fire at W K Wallace home eight miles northeast of the city. Young Lew Wallace and Rush Warner spotted the blaze and with quick effort they stopped it. Mr lace suffered serious burns while fighting the flames.

W. K. Wallace Lew Wallace Rush Warner Mr.lace

Death of Mr Robt Cherry After Long Illness

Mr Robt Cherry died after a lengthy illness bearing his affliction with a Christian spirit. Further particulars will be announced tomorrow.

Robt, Cherry

Social gathering hosted by Miss Louise Wilson for twenty friends

Miss Louise Wilson entertained twenty of her young lady friends at five o'clock ten last evening. Those present included Titian and Edith Shields, Ethel Winters, Ollie Campbell, Ida Glover of Oskaloosa, Helen Huskins of Lone Tree, Dade Shearer, Laura Wilson, Florence Miller, Edith Bailey, Jessie Morrow, Clara Lanning, Mary Massey, Nelle Samson, Kate Smith, Willa McCullough, Ollie Scranton, Jessie Jeffrey and Lou Cunningham.

Louise Wilson Titian Edith Shields Ethel Winters Ollie Campbell Ida Glover Oskaloosa Helen Huskins Lone Tree Dade Shearer Laura Wilson Florence Miller Edith Bailey Jessie Morrow Clara Lanning Mary Massey Nelle Samson Kate Smith Willa McCullough Ollie Scranton Jessie Jeffrey Lou Cunningham

Presbyterian ladies host pleasant church social

Last evening the ladies missionary society of the Presbyterian church held a social in the church parlors. Refreshments were served and all attendees reported a very pleasant evening.

Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church

Park Social Day Ends with Notable Deaths of Settlers

A large crowd gathered in the park for a social day with morning business and an afternoon of music and speeches led by R A Dewey Judge Ryan and others. The page lists many deceased settlers from Iowa Ohio Washington and other places with names ages and dates of death.

R. A. Dewey Ryan Iowa Smith Wash Ohio Dihel Eng Squires Lime C Lowa Appel Bush Brady End Win J R Cedar Wales Johnson Clay Walcot White Brighton Dougherty Dawson Oregon True Mary Winters McCay Woods Wim Tucker Grifith Lows Thompson Jaly Fister Porter Sherman Es Cherry West Ohio Marsh Holmes Ireland Holt St. Humphrey Mass Morett France Kilgore McCall Schmidt M. Ger Deavo Kate Murry A J Lamphere Wheeler Maryland EK Clark Dayton Maury'd L White Malissa Ferguson Crawford Tp

Washington Military Band Draws Crowd to Winfield Fair

The Washington Military Band played in the streets this morning and attracted several locals to the Winfield fair. Among notable attendees were Milan Shields, Mat Wolters, Carson Fulton, James Cunningham, Will Manners, and many other distinguished personages including Messrs. Dewey, Roe, Nicola, Glick, Armstrong, and O Loughlin among others.

Washington Winfield Fair Milan Shields Mat Wolters Carson Fulton James Cunningham Will Manners Fort Sherman Chic Dewey Dell Stewart Pollock Wallace Chis Ashby John Wylie Jim Conger Ort Adams Walter Klass Chas Roe George Roe Fred Nicola George Glick Bill Beamer Judge Dewey Pete Blonde Gene Anderson Georgie Messenger Jeff Armstrong al Hayes Rev. Stevenson M. Anderson J. Hite A. N. McElwain Marion O'Loughlin

Young Fairgoer Enticed By Merry Go Round Worker

A Washington youth admired by a merry go round rider at the fair led to a young Miss eloping to Eldon. Her parents pursued, bringing her back last night. Authorities warn of entrapment risk for youths at public amusements.

Washington Eldon

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Deafness Cure

An advertisement asserts deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube can be cured by constitutional remedies. It claims nine of ten cases are due to catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Toledo firm Sch. J. Cheongty & Co. promotes the product and lists 75 cent price.

Hall Chetde Lars Sh. J. Choengty & Co Toledo

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