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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1906

Page

6

Washington visits and Iowa City notes bridge the week

W H and Miss Jane Clifton and Charley Hebner with wife visited Washington on Friday. Morris and Wenger toured Washington last Monday. Wayland News notes Dr Edward E Ball of Cedar Falls visiting Iowa City on a path to Austin Texas where he will teach in the University of Texas education department. Ball is a 1900 Iowa University liberal arts graduate.

W. H Jane Clifton Washington M. V. B. Morris John Wenger Charley Hebner Wayland News Edward EB. Ball Cedar Falls Iowa City Austin Texas Department of Education University of Texas College of Liberal Arts Iowa University

Political visitors converge on Kalona in early week

Kalona witnesses a flurry of candidates with O T Smith WW H Cress Fred Sweet and Clifford Thorne visiting Monday and Tuesday to court the Kalona delegation. Amos Rankin of Washington visited Saturday. Rush Helwick, from the Washington prairie country, left Friday night for Iowa City to attend college.

O.T. Smith WW. H. Cress Fred Sweet Clifford Thorne Kalona Amos Rankin Washington Rush Helwick Washington Prairie Country Iowa City

Washington Docket of Local Residents on Various Visits

Local notes list several residents visiting Washington for business or on personal trips. T L Sims and Frank Knotek were in Washington Friday. Robt H Heitzman was in Washington last Thursday on business. Chas Cunningham and wife from Washington traveled to Iowa City. Chas Cummings served on the grand jury in Washington for a few days. County Treasurer Shearer, of Washington, was in town Monday for political campaigning. Ray Fesler returned home from Washington last Sunday morning. Riverside Leader, Sept. 21.

T. L. Sims Frank Knotek Washington Ray Fesler Riverside

Washington visits and hometown trips noted

Mrs. A. Beck visited Washington on Tuesday evening. Miss Kay Wilcox returned from Washington where she aided a relative for weeks and left her patient improved. Miss Pearl Hauser of Columbus City schools traveled home to Washington for the weekend. Miss Kila Slunt visited her home in Wapello and returned Monday. Mrs. Pickett and Mrs. Cunningham spent days at the W. I. Paugh home, returning to Washington Monday afternoon.

A. Beck Washington

Local Visitors and Realignment at Washington Area Homes

Edwin Griffith and family visited the George Paul home on Sunday. W A Cobb and wife, former Columbian East operators, sold out at Washington and plan a restart at Wapello. Uncle Jesse Sanders arrived from Washington for a two to three week stay. Mrs Stella Ashby and children Gerald and Verne drove from Washington Sunday. D M Thomson served as juryman in Washington court. Mrs Sue Lytle of Washington visited the Glover home earlier in the week. Keota Eagle, Sept 2 20

Edwin Grifith Washington George Paul W. A. Cobb Wapello Jesse Sanders Stella Ashby Gerald and Verne D. M. Thomson Sue Lytle Glover Home Keota Eagle

Moriartys Visit Dr. Shaver Home For Social Weekend

Mr Jess Moriarty the Misses Ivy Mable and Christy Moriarty and Miss Mary Rohrer traveled from Washington last Saturday and stayed through Sunday at Dr Ek Shaver home. Saturday evening guests enjoyed social dancing and a dandy time. Chas Beatty and wife from near Washington visited Mrs Desing and friends in town. Mrs Carney and baby returned to Washington after visiting John McKinley. Auctioneer Charley Brown of Washington bought horses in the area earlier in the week.

Jess Moriarty Ivy, Mable Christy Moriarty Mary Rohrer Washinton Beatty

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Notice

One hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Fr. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Endorsers Walding Kinnan Marvin deem him honorable and able to fulfill obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall KF. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Fr. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

Blinded Bats and Odd Animal Experiments

A naturalist describes experiments blinding bats showing their navigation by air currents and vibrations in wing membranes. The piece details how bats avoid obstacles, suspend on walls, and hints at ear and nose skin adaptations. Also includes a noisy local scene with a child on a piano and an auction listing with cattle and farm gear, followed by political notices for Washington county Prohibitionists and a congressional convention.

Chicago News

Cure for Summer Cold and Hay Fever Reported

A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana says Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package cured his summer cold and hay fever after other medicines failed. He reports his wife used it with the same success and notes it is sold by all druggists.

A. J. Nusbaum Batesville Indiana Foley Ancka

Public sale of farm stock and equipment near Washington street

Auction notice for September 25 1906 at 11 a m at the old Shrader farm one mile east of the square on Washington street selling three horses a cow fifteen beehives farm machinery and tools fifty Poland China hogs a yearling boar four sows and seven sows with litters plus two thoroughbred White Plymouth Rock chickens with private sale of chickens on same day cash terms under ten dollars and notes with security as listed. Lunch counter on grounds auctioneers J Emmons Col Chas Brown clerk Al McCoy.

Washington Street Old Shrader Farm Lady Broke Hopping Farrow J. Emmons Chas. Brown al McCoy

Public Sale at Woolsey Farm Near Northeast Washington

The sale takes place Wednesday September 26 starting at 10 a m at the Wool ey farm adjoining Northeast Washington. Items include five horses: a six year old brown mare harness trained a two year old bay mare a one year old colt a suckling colt and a six year old bay mare well broke.

Wooley Washington

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