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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
3
W R C Social claims most appendicitis victims are constipated. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation by stimulating liver and bowels and restores natural bowel action. It does not nauseate or gripe and is mild to take. Refuse substitutes. All druggists.
Bank Examiner Leland Windsor found both financial institutions flourishing. Miss Susan Gardner resumes college at Mt. Pleasant. H G Moore elected delegate to American Bankers Association meeting in St. Louis in October. Miss Carrie Yoder visits Lone Tree. Harry Brindiey of Chadron to sell thirty head of South Dakota horses. Tom O Flaherty and Bruce Gardner sold fifteen head of mules to McCallum in Washington. Mrs Roy Gardner spends a week at parental Durst home caring for a sick mother.
Ainsworth on September 20 records visits and departures. M A Hardin of Washington spent yesterday at T Y Wickham Sr. home. Mrs J S Stewart left for Havre to visit daughter Mrs Harry Long. J T Marsh a brief Washington visitor. Mrs George Sherman Knox of Fort Scott to visit sister Mrs Er R McBride at Columbus Junction. J T Matthews of Washington visited father Samuel Matthews. J R Hardin returned from Fairport after nephew Lisle Dusenberry’s funeral. D H Logan of Washington transacted business. Mr and Mrs T J Master returned from four weeks touring Texas and Colorado. George Baird from a brief Washington business visit. Robert West attended the Winfield fair. KE Parker, depot agent during Mr Easter’s absence, left for Princeton Mo.
Mrs. Frank Friese spends time in Richmond with relatives while Mr. August Friese of Seattle visits Oklahoma kin. W A Ware and son return to Pocatello Idaho after a ten day stay with Mary Worel and Wes Reiner. John Frank sells 80 acre farm for 8100 per acre to the Proper boys. Mrs Chittum and Miss Mary Smith attend Miss Vieve Ryan funeral in Iowa City. Henry Smith heads to Oregon. The Misses Vacha visit Nira and South English. Irene Shillig works in Washington. Mmes Tobin and Lintz visit Mrs Harry Whitacre. Albert Escher builds a large double corn crib. Albert Sharpe completes a new modern chicken house. Ball team heads to Davis Creek Sunday.
Sept 19 Mr and Mrs Abdill attended the fair in Fairfield Friday. Ben Cherry and wife of Washington spent weekend with son William Cherry and family. Mrs Frank Mayhew of Havre visited parents Mr and Mrs Adam Libe. Miss Porter visited Walnut school Monday. Frank Abdill started for Nebraska to spend a week or two on his farm. A few neighborhood folks attended the fair in Winfield Wednesday.
Sept 19 results show John Ingham favored for representative by Marion township caucus. James F Marsh and family plan relocation to Washington within weeks, leasing farm for years and taking possession this fall. Local notices mention Ed Long funeral in Crawfordsville and attendance at Fairfield fair.
Sept 19 visitors including Mr and Mrs Al Wood ford Mrs Chase Woodford and Mr and Mrs J B McClelland spent a day with Rufus Alter and family. Rufus Alter family arrived from Stuttgart Arkansas to visit relatives. Mrs H S Robinson to Conesville for a W C T U convention. County superintendent Miss Cora Porter visited the school. Rev L S Handis attended the Denmark association in Salem.
Mrs. Caroline Warren, 86, died at her son Samuel Warren’s farm six miles southeast of the city after a weeklong illness from spinal trouble. Born October 6, 1827 in Wayne County Ohio, she married Henry Warren in 1847 and moved to Iowa ten years later. She leaves ten sons, five daughters, thirty one grandchildren, and fifteen great grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 1 PM from Samuel Warren’s home with Rev. Elias Handy and Methodist choir. Interment Elm Grove cemetery.
Maggie Hickox of Midland Michigan recalls a severe bowel complaint in her two year old son eased by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She claims it can handle even cholera infantum and urges following the printed directions for a certain cure. Sold by Cook & Sherman and Stewart's pharmacy.
Fare of 13.00 to Buffalo and return via Nickel Plate Road with travel dates October 10 through 13 and return window October 19 or October 29 by extension. Three through daily trains with vestibuled Pullman sleepers and club meals from 35c to 1.00. Dining cars available a la carte and no excess fare. John Y. Calahan, General Agent, Chicago. 2tw-oct
Advertises Foley Kidney Cure as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder trouble with a price of four dollars and a notice of a popular excursion to Minneapolis-St Paul on September 22. Also cites Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a rapid remedy for burns, boils, sores and other minor injuries, priced at 25 cents at Stewart's drug store with a guarantee.
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