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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1909

Page

4

Local Notes and Movements Across Midwestern Towns

September 16 updates report Fred Morehofer on sick list. Land seekers depart for Dakota with agents Frank Friese and Fred Skola. Charlie Brown heads to Nebraska for sales as Mr Booge returns to Iowa City. Mrs Tony Stransky visits J A Kirkpatrick. Edmondson buying in Chicago. Flomer Jackson in town. J W Jackson visiting Burlington with Manatt Lemley. Newt Grady with land seekers in Dakota. Louck reports strong auto sales in Hedrick. Mr and Mrs Ragen welcome a baby boy born September 12.

Fred Morehofer Dakota Frank Friese Fred Skola Charlie Brown Nebraska Booge Iowa City Tony Stransky J. A. Kirkpatrick Mr. Edmondson Chicago Flomer Jackson J. W. Jackson Burlington Manatt Lemley Newt Grady Mr. Louck Hedrick Ragen

Hometown Notes From County Routes and Communities

WINGS OF THE PEOPLE. Mr and Mrs M H Sweet care for the place while away. Sam Smith of Kansas visited Tobias Luithly last Sunday. John Teeter of Washington called on this route last Tuesday. Mrs Linnie D Savage moved to Fairfield. Roman Borkosk was a Richland caller Wednesday. A solicitor sought subscribers for the Davenport Democrat. Medos and Ralph Beliel families visited relatives in Washington last Saturday. White Oak school began Monday. Brighton Route 1 folks on trips to California. Alyce Crone of Washington sewing for Clara Huber. Frank Bishop left Tuesday for a western trip. Clara Horning sewing for Mrs Bush. Charles Bear delivered hogs to Kalona buyers Tuesday.

M. H. Sweet Sam Smith Kansas Tobias Luithly John Teeter Washington Linnie D. Savage Fairfield Roman Borkosk Richland Davenport Democrat Medos Ralph Beliel White Oak School Alyce Crone Clara Huber Frank Bishop West Clara Horning Mrs. Bush Charles Bear Kalona Buyers

Riverside Social Notes Include Regional Visitors

Riverside reporters list local and nearby visitors with arrivals from Iowa City Washington Cedar Rapids and Moline. People mentioned include Mrs R Younkin John Frank Jake Frank Mrs Frank Knotek Emma Clara Matthews Rev A J Schulte Rev B Jacobsmeier Dr McLaughlin and P I Kelley plus W H Cress attending a Board of Supervisors meeting in Washington.

John Frank Jake Frank Frank Knotek Emma Washington A. J. Schulte B. Jacobsmeier Dr. McLaughlin Thornburg John Mentzer Cedar Rapids P. I. Kelley Moline Jack Ideal W. H. Cress Board of Supervisors Mary Dautremont

Brighton News Briefs Show Small Town Happenings

Jim Bales has moved into the Snyder building on Main Street. Mr and Mrs Will Garrett returned from Illinois. Frank McClean and Grace Kavey welcome a new son. F A A group plans a Washington county picnic Saturday. Mrs Henry Jordan plans a household goods sale and will live with her son John. Rev C C Davis and family attend revival in Richland. Brighton Fremont ball game ends 5 to 2 in Fremont’s favor. John and Mrs Davis head to Des Moines Saturday to visit daughter Mrs A Gibson. Mr and Mrs Wm Bones of Allen Nebr visit T L Emry home. Mrs Wm Ditmars of Washington visits Henry Kientz. Rev Lewis is new Methodist pastor. Mrs Snyder returns from Nebraska after three months with her son. Mrs Pringle and Mrs May Cushman arrive from Tacoma Wash. Mrs Pingle will sell goods and join Mrs Cushman in Washington for future home.

Jim Bales Snyder Main Street Will Garrett Illinois Frank McClean McClean Grace Kavey Washington Henry Jordan John Humble C. C. Davis Grafton Richland Christian Church Brighton Fremont John Davis Des Moines A. Gibson Wm. Bones Allen, Nebr T. L. Emry

Ainsworth Social Notes Various Visits and Travel

September 18 local notes list Miss Woodie Chambers visiting uncles J A and S A Chambers, Mrs Harriet Jobes visiting sister Mrs Mary Stewart, and others traveling or visiting in McConnellsville and nearby towns. Mentioned are horse sale at Lone Tree, Mrs A M Coon returning to Sedalia, Mrs Dick Gudgell visiting Illinois, Miss Bessie Merritt returning to Chautauqua New York, Mrs John Dunbar stroke recovery, and travels of Marc Crandall, Ida Bidwell, Lawn Funston and family planning trips to California and Wellman.

Woodie Chambers McConnellsville Ohio J. A A. Chambers Harriet Jobes Mary Stewart W. J. Smylie H. D. Hazlett F. H. Porter Lone Tree A. M. Coon Kansas City Blanche Mildred Pierce Sedalia Dick Gudgell Center Colo Anna Crandall Ida Bidwell Oregon Washington Wellman Lawn Funston Los Angeles Calif Funston

Keota Social News and Out-of-Town Visits

Mrs. Davis Solmies long time resident now in Iowa City. Mrs. Estes of Chicago staying with brother Hugh Pettit. Dr. Breed visits sister Mrs. Jasper Wilkins before a California winter. Mrs. Eula Warrington and son Elmer plan Nebraska visit. Corinne Teuscher arrives from Corpus Christi to spend vacation with her mother. Don Davis leaves for dentistry studies at State University Iowa City. Ra

Davis Solmies Franc Buckley Is ‘Sas Estes Chicago Hugh Pettit Dr. Breed Jasper Wilkins California Eula Warrington Elmer Earl Warrington Nebraska Corinne Teuscher Corpus Christi Texas Don Davis Iowa City The State University

Prairie Flower church to host reception for recent adherents

The Prairie Flower church will give a reception Saturday evening to those who have lately allied themselves with that denomination. Mr. and Mrs. Jno Genkinger were shopping in Washington Tuesday. Clarence Rathmer has rented the Antho Van Sickle farm for next year. Clarence Brinning and sister Miss Lillie spent Tuesday evening at the Henry Horning home.

Prairie Flower Church Jno. Genkinger Washington Clarence Rathmer Antho van Sickle Clarence Brinning Miss Lillie Henry Horning

Local Notes Highlight Church Visit and School Welcome

The Rev R A Bruce of the M E church departs Sunday for Buxton IA to start a series of meetings. Ed Shepherds move into the Will Hydes property in the north part of town. The High School Junior class organized with Miss Belle Brinton as president William Berry vice president and Bessie Bridwell secretary. Mrs Maude Spohn of Cedar Rapids visits. Maudrwin goes to Pella for college. Mrs John Frain goes to Wyman for two weeks with her son Jim Frain.

R. A. Bruce M. KE Buxton Ed Shepherd's Will Hyde Belle Brinton William Berry Bessie Bridwell Maude Spohn Cedar Rapids Maude[rwin Pella John Frain Wyman Jim Frain

Property Transfer Noted on Fourth Street

Iowa City records show Floyd Steele purchasing the Mrs Anna Mclsiee property on Fourth Street in a Thursday evening transaction.

Senger Iowa City Floyd Steele Anna Mclsiee Fourth Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aamaad Jim OM Quinsvold Smopui Kalona HE County News Ems Wings OF the People Mrs. Laxter Ingham Riverside R. Younkin Clara Matthews Cedarapids EK. Nicola Mrs. Wm. Ditmars Henry Kientz Lewis Methodist Church Mrs. Snyder Ainsworth Keota Anderson & Wilson Demonstrat Tur Miajestic Majestic Regul Eny GEO. Stewart Hardware Store Oot Eee Vashin Roy
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