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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1906

Page

2

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Aids Nature Plan

Advert says Chamberlains Remedy helps the body to fight a cold by acting on nature. It claims to ease cough relieve lungs loosen phlegm open secretions and restore health. It notes thousands testify to its excellence and that it counters a cold from developing pneumonia. Price 25 cents, large 50 cents, sold by Cook and Sherman and Stewart's Pharmacy.

Chamberlain Cook & Sherman and Stewart's Pharmacy

American Royal Live Stock Show travel details

Kansas City Missouri October 6 13 Iowa Central will sell round trip tickets October 6 9 rate nine dollars ten cents from Brighton limit October 16 or November on payment of fee of fifty cents Call on agents for particulars or Tess A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minn

Iowa Centra A Brighton A. B. Cutts Minneapolis Minn

Miss Curran and Row SINGING with Oberlin choir

Miss Nora Curran and Miss Wilma Row, students in Oberlin Ohio, earned early honors by being selected to sing with the Second Presbyterian church choir. Mr and Mrs W C Mayhew Jr and Mrs Mayhew Sr returned from Lone Tree Missouri with notes of a delightful visit and samples of Missouri curiosities including persimmons paw paws and Missouri hickory nuts.

Nora Curran Wilma Row Oberlin Ohio Second Presbyterian Church W. C. Mayhew Lone Tree Missouri Journal Office Mayhew

Local notes from Verdi and Washington area

Sept 24 notes recap visits and travels in Verdi Washington and nearby towns. Mentions May Humston visiting brother Clay Humston family in the neighborhood and trips by Will Leeper to Kansas William McClintic visiting Washington and other social visits including Frank McKay family and Brighton travelers. Cattle shipped by McCleery and Berdo and barn work on William Libe’s residence underway. Walter Johnson’s horse won prize at Winfield fair.

May Humston Washington Clay Will Leeper Kansas William McClintic Oscar Godwin Cecil Doctor Boice McCleery & Berdo Adam Libe William Libe Fred Ingham’s Otto Schiebel Columbus Junction George Fetters White Frank McKay Linus Woods Murray Conger Brighton Walter Johson Walter Arthur Fetters Roy Charley Schiebe Charley McKay Wiliam Libe Moothart

Local visitors drop by in reads across town

Mrs White of Illinois visits sister Miss June Carothers. Andrew Johnson from Kingsville Missouri visits friends. Mr and Mrs W A Walker of Ainsworth attend United Presbyterian church yesterday. Mr and Mrs J F Buxbaum visit Andy Brown home near Haskins yesterday.

Mrs. White Illinois June Carothers Andrew Johnson Kingsville Missouri W. A. Walker Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church J. F. Buxbaum Andy Brown Haskins

Local Families Return from Visits and Travels

Sept 24 reports show Mr. and Mrs. George Cady and daughter Ida back from a two week Missouri visit. The Moritz family heads to Boston for Mildred to attend school this year. Bluford Bandy and children return from a month with his father in Illinois. Rev Arch L Graham assisted at West Chester services. Art McJunkin and Mrs McJunkin host relatives from Illinois. Hilda Hartman returns from Washington and plans an extended stay.

George Cady Ida Missouri Moritz Milldred Boston Mass Mildred Bluford Bandy Ilinois Arch L. Graham United Presbyterian West Chester Art McJunkin McJunkin Lilinois James McJunkin Hilda Hartman Washington

Holiness camp meeting closes with large crowd

Sept 24 reports Mrs Kathryn Tinnes improving and a Holiness camp meeting closing last night. Reverend Molloy spoke during his stay to a sizable audience. Various locals and visitors attended events and activities around Kinross Richland and Keota areas. A fall from a scaffold injured E Grubb and Lawrence Frank but no bones were broken.

Kathryn Tinnes Holiness Reverend Molloy Nick Mike Tinnes West Chester Margaret Brownhousen Mike Koch Hazel Matt Koch Kinross Runyon Washington Goldner E. Grubb Lawrence Frank Andy Henry George Reighard Carpenter George Gavitz

Social notes from Sept. 24 visits and departures

Miss Eva Waters of Chicago left for Fairfield after visiting the Trotter and Barrow homes. Mrs. J. Lindley Coon of Newton arrived to spend days with the Pearson family. Other locals hosted relatives from Washington and Pennsylvania, and J. S. club honored Grace Stone on her birthday.

Eva Waters Chicago Trotter Barrow Fairfield J. Lindley Coon Newton S. C. Pearson H. W. Benn Washington Mrs. Bailey Pennsylvania Rev A. S. Bailey Emma Garrett E. G. Wilson Homer Stephens W. T. Trotter J. W. Sands W. R. Crawford J. M. Utterback W. W. Moore W. H. Anderson Jesse Marr H. G. Crawford J. W. Kilgore John Clegg T. H. Will

Rural Route Three social notes and visits

Sept 21 reports from Rural Route Three record visits and exchanges. W H Crain of Highland Center visits daughter Mrs Harvey Knapp and old neighbors. Franz Landau and family went to Hedrick. Mr and Mrs Carrison of Ainsworth spent Sunday at Attic home.

W. H. Crain Highland Center Harvey Knapp Franz Landau Hedrick Carrison Ainsworth Tom Reeves Washington Carl Beal Elmer Brimhal Charles Beatty Wellman Harvey Altic Lem Cherry Donaldson Luella Hazel Beal Bartholo QC. O. Fullerton

Hyomei Catarrah Remedy Promoted By Medical Men

Hyomei is presented as a miracle remedy for catarrh praised by leading medical figures. It claims to deliver a climate in a vest pocket and, four breaths daily, cure catarrh by destroying germs and purifying blood with ozone. The complete outfit costs $1.00 with extra bottles 50c and a satisfaction guarantee from Columbia Pharmacy.

Columbia Pharmacy

Ross Shepherd Leaves with Car Load of Horses for North Dakota

Sept 24 report notes Ross Shepherd departed yesterday with a car load of horses bound for his North Dakota home. H Carr and wife visited at Riverside yesterday. The Rock Island excursion drew few attendees from Wellman. Brick masons began work today on the new brick block.

Ross Shepherd North Dakota H. Carr Riverside Rock Island Wellman

Bennett Couple Welcome Baby Girl in Westchester

Westchester announces the birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bennett yesterday, adding a new member to the family.

Loren Bennett

Local visitors stop by over weekend

Sept 24 notes Mrs Joseph Porter and daughter from Wyman and Mrs McCulley with Miss Artie from Washington spent Saturday afternoon visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs John Gardner of Ainsworth also visited the George Gardner home Saturday.

Joseph Porter Wyman McCulley Artie Washington John Gardner Ainsworth George Gardner

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