Washington County Pleased by Social News Roundup
Report covers the comings and goings of Washington County residents with notices of births deaths and personal events. Correspondents provide brief items on social activities and gatherings.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
7
Report covers the comings and goings of Washington County residents with notices of births deaths and personal events. Correspondents provide brief items on social activities and gatherings.
Clay township anticipates boosting the Salvation Army fund as solicitors fare out Tuesday morning. Local movements include Mrs. Pearle Woodford aiding at Belknap with newborn twins. Several residents attended the Farmers Union convention in Des Moines.
Prighton notes a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Christie at Wapello on Friday September 19. The column continues with a notice about Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klaso and other local family news.
Mrs Ida Holly traveled from Chicago and visited Mrs Cal Hooper for several days. Miss Edna Martin returned from Galesburg after a ten day visit with family. Mrs Mabel Davis and Mediapolis children visit Grandmother Bidwell. Jake Koch bought the Mrs C H Lloyd residence. T B Brinton sold his house to Mr Buck and will build where the old livery barn stood. Mr and Mrs T B Brinton Mr and Mrs Will Kienitz and two daughters spent Sunday at the Peasley home in Fairfield.
Mrs. H L. Karr returns from Excel sior Springs Mo after a month of treatment and hopes to return soon. Walter Bernard of Iowa City visits with grandmother Shafer and relatives. Margery Sanders Florence Weston and Geo Struble host J J Ward family gathering. Minnie Schlesselmen of Des Moines visits sister Mrs Jno Wherle then to Williamsburg to visit sister Mrs Wm Schroder. Lydia Shafer’s daughter Bernice of Town City visits relatives. Mrs J M Morrow travels to Des Moines to see J M and Thelma. James Aggison and Berton Dennison host country stay while Dennisons travel. Mrs H G Moore sells household goods at auction Friday. Mr and Mrs Harry Weich travel to Chicago for a few days. Mrs Nort Messenger stays with the children Myrtle Moth of Council
Bluffs is visited by her mother Mrs H G Moore as shown in the local society note.
Lexington reports Harvest Home by the Ladies Aid society with dinner at noon on October 1. Local residents include Mr L W Matthess and H E Matthess returning from Des Moines, Col Yoder and wife welcoming a baby girl, Everett Young shipping hogs to Chicago, and visits by Mrs Roy Smith and Mrs Charlie Faulkner to Warren Matthess, along with Wellman callery news.
Cloyece Huston has gone to Iowa City to attend the university again this year. Harry White went to Iowa City yesterday and brought his wife home from the hospital there. Wallace Carson and his sister Miss Gladys Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McCleary Miss Jennie Davis Mrs. J. F. Buxbaum and Miss Mary Manners were visitors in Washington yesterday, Henderson and Miss Mary Mc Call spent the day yesterday at the J. O. Mathews home near Ainsworth.
Ainsworth Sept 25 Dr W L Alcorn his wife and daughter Helen returned Tuesday night from a western vacation trip. They visited former Ainsworth residents in California including Dick Grimes Ed Teichtmeir and Mrs Sarah Marr and report all are well and enjoying their new western homes.
Warren Woodside and wife visit Ottumwa relations while Mr. and Mrs. Sands of Washington visit Ainsworth. John Beanblossom moves to James Bean property. Roy Marr returns from Iowa City hospital where surgeons saved most fingers. Ainsworth residents donate $117.10 to Mr Moone. Thoma returns home from State University hospital duties. Echoe building vote set for September 29. Busy Bee Club hosts at Harold Nichols home. Sheriff Patton asked about warrant for Jones. Turner offers $200 reward for Jones arrest and missing daughter. couple disappeared August 24.
Newton Iowa Sept 25 Earl Jones a farm hand wanted for the abduction of Thelma Turner 16 daughter of Neal Turner of Kellogg is in Minneapolis. The police chief there has wir-
The Novelty Four, a versatile young men’s singing and instrumental group, will perform September 27 at 8:30 PM at M. B. Church. The act blends male quartet singing with an orchestral feel, promising varied, high quality entertainment built on years of group experience.
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