Ice Cream Social Announced at A. O. U. W. Hall
An ice cream social will be held under M. B. A. auspices at the A. O. U. W. hall on Tuesday September 29 inviting all, with city lodges especially urged to participate at the Temple building.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
3
An ice cream social will be held under M. B. A. auspices at the A. O. U. W. hall on Tuesday September 29 inviting all, with city lodges especially urged to participate at the Temple building.
Fol ey s Honey and Tar promises immediate relief for asthma in worst stages and claims a cure if taken early. Lemmon s Pharmacy advertises the remedy as a preventive and curative option for sufferers seeking quick relief.
Having sold my residence property I will sell at private sale all my household goods. Call at 212 East Main Street. 89-36 Mrs Juliet B Wilson.
Advertises a guarantee from Wm. A. Whiting offering a refund for any bag of Occident Flour not meeting perfect quality. The notice promises customer protection and assurance of product satisfaction.
A preaching service will be held at the Walnut schoolhouse next Sunday afternoon at 3 30. The Rev W R Sawhill will lead the sermon and all are cordially invited to attend.
A compact digest of local doings from communities within the county. Readers will find brief items on notable residents and everyday events shaping the day’s local landscape.
Mary Madden visited Leslie Hicks at Fairfield. Chas Bennett, Joe Day and Guy Teeters went to Fairfield to finish the Hicks house. Mr Trites and granddaughter Cora Crandall attended Mt Pleasant old soldiers reunion. Mrs A A Wall went to Winfield. Several basketball teams formed at the high school. John Davis went to Washington on business. Laura Bennett is ill. Southeastern district convention moved to South Ottumwa due to illness. An assistant Miss Rhua Armstrong hired for the primary room. Mary Madden visited sister Mrs Grayce Hoffman in Mannhaven, North Dakota.
Sept 24 Mrs R S Woodford and Vera and Miss Artie Johnson visit relatives in Iowa City and Grinnell and return via Grinnell. Mrs Amy Jones and daughter of Grinnell visit Mr and Mrs E L Hamilton. Rev Mr Hawks arrives from Lynnville with goods and will move to Rubio parsonage with wife and two sons. Voters plan to hear B F Carroll in Washington Saturday. Ralph Livingston of Washington stops by. Miss Ethel Meacham goes to Iowa City for ordination services for Eugene H Robinson who with his wife have gone to Chicago where he will enter Mc-
Sept 24 notes list Sunday school at 10 o clock with no minister yet. W E Page and family visit Cedar Rapids for carnival. Mr and Mrs Wm Wallace to Oklahoma for ten days. David Bitting posts closing out sale September 29. Miss Lissa Adams returns from Des Moines. Harry Pettit hauling sand to prepare rock cave. Wellman work crews roof Duane McClure farm. Mrs O Patterson improving. W F M S to meet October 9 at Mrs Geo Amlong. Mr Struble and family visit Weisman friends. Frank Wilson visits Sam Schulty family.
Walter Woods of Wayland rents Wagner farm for fall wheat. Tacoma visitors Henry Klopfenstein and wife with Ed Klopfenstein and family at Hermon Petratz. Eureka church choir met for practice. Revs James Priestnal and family hosted at Buntenbachs. others at Hoppings and Beenblossoms. Klopfenstein reunion in Wayland. John Bloomquist family visited Grace Hill. Dave Miller remodels his house. Gertie Buntenbach staying with Jim Marsh in Washington. Mrs Booth visiting daughter Mrs Rob Dawson. Mrs Wilber Beenblossom visiting sister Mrs Howard Hopping. Funeral of Mrs J H Herring attended in Washington. Fetes sale draws crowd. Epworth League talk planned. Priestnal visiting Eureka congregation. Wayland boys on pleasure ride may be lost.
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