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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1908

Page

5

Man From Sac County Willing to Pay For His Own Kill Attempt

A Sacramento County man reportedly offered money to hire someone to kill him. The report ties the incident to a broader danger in the area.

Sac County

Iowa Weather Forecast With Showers And Frost

Threatening showers this afternoon and east and central portions tonight. Tonight and Monday morning will be decidedly cooler with frost in the west portion. Sunday is expected to be fair and cool.

Washington, D. C The Evening Journal Iowa

How to Get Strong by P. J. Daly

P J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago shares a tonic claim for Electric Bitters. He says his feeble elderly mother gained weight insomnia improved and is steadily stronger after use. The tonic eases stomach liver and kidney troubles and is sold under guarantee at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 50 cents.

P. J. Daly Congress St Chicago Lemmon’s Pharmacy

Oysters in Iowa barred if shipped with ice or water

The Iowa State Food and Dairy Commissioner under Pure Food Laws rules that oysters containing ice or water are adulterated. Therefore shipments of oysters with water or ice mixed with the oysters are refused between points in Iowa.

Express Company Chicago Ill Iowa Iowa State Food and Dairy Commissioner

Doings of the People in the County Happenings

Sept 25 notes Miss Rose Kohlicek stays at home Miss Celeste Kos works for Mrs Havel Anton Reiner ends horse after runaway in Washington Dr J M Chittum home event praised Joe Malicky attends Cedar Rapids carnival Mrs Anna Doiles Joe and Albert Selement attend brother James Selement funeral in Nebraska Vaclav Yansky visits relatives in Oklahoma Frank Tellin Sr returns from Cedar Rapids Wm te Bockhorst builds a large corn crib Emmet Louck makes trips to Joe Wrights and Wes Reiners Sunday

Anton Reiner Washington J. M. Chittum Joe Malicky Cedar Rapids Anna Doiles Joe Albert Selement Nebraska James Selement Vaclav Yansky Oklahoma Frank Tellin Te Bockhorst Emmet Louck Joe Wright Wes Reiner

Fire destroys public buildings and seven homes in Fond du Lac

A major morning blaze in Fond du Lac caused about 25000 dollars in damage and destroyed St Joseph Catholic school, a Congregational church, a garage and seven dwellings. Help from Ashland aided in stopping further destruction.

Fond DU Lac Wis The Evening Journal St. Joseph Catholic Ashland

Church Services Announced with Times

The Churches announce Sabbath school at 9 45 morning service at 11 senior class at 6 15 and evening service at 7 30 all are welcome Rev W O Fisher pastor

W. O. Fisher

Church Services and Sabbath Schedule

There will be the usual services in this church to which all are cordially invited. Preaching services at 11 and 7 30. Sabbath school at 9 30 and Endeavor societies at 3 30 and 6 30. Rev. John C. Abels, pastor.

John C. Abels

Sunday church schedule with Rev Smith leaders

The article lists a Sunday program starting with Sunday school at 9 30 and a class meeting at 10 30 Morning service at 11 Junior League at 3 30 Epworth League rally at 6 15 led by Rev A S Smith Public service at 7 30 Sermon morning and evening by Pastor Rev U S Smith

A. S. Smith Rev U. S. Smith

Local Visitors and Social Notes From Davenport Carnival

Sept 26 reports Muscatine visitor M L Olds in town. Mrs D W Griffiths attends to Washington matters. Mr and Mrs T Y Wickham Sr visit relatives with the Hazens at Davenport carnival. Mr and Mrs J E Weigle visit Davenport. Joe Davis of Oakville spends a few days with old friends in town.

M. L. Olds Muscatine D. W. Griffiths Washington T. Y. Wickham, Sr Wallace L. V. Hazen Davenport J. E. Weigle Joe Davis Oakville

First Church of Christ Scientist Services and Reading Room

Corner of Iowa and Jefferson streets offers Sabbath school at 10 and morning service at 11 with the subject Reality. The golden text is For the Lord is good his mercy is everlasting and his truth endureth to all generations. Wednesday evening meeting at 7 30. Free reading room open Monday Wednesday and Saturday 2 to 4 30 p m at second door east of Washington National Bank.

Iowa Jefferson Streets Washington National Bank

Community Note Roundup of Local Visits and Travel

Sept 26 residents and visitors include Mr and Mrs Robert Young returning from Mt Pleasant. David Allen arrives home in Alden Iowa after visiting relatives. Wallace Cherryholmes of Washington and Marsh Sewell of Winfield attend to business. Carbeck and M W Keeley of Washington attend a bank meeting. Miss Dietrich of Washington returns home after visiting Mrs Dan Anderson. Hugh J Davis Frank Clossen F E Young and Fred Sipe depart for Washington. Rev J H Taylor returns from Mt Union.

Robert Young Mt. Pleasant David Allen Alden Iowa Wallace Cherryholmes Washington Marsh Sewell Winfield Carbeck M. W. Keeley Miss Dietrich Dan Anderson Hugh J. Davis Frank Clossen F. E. Young Fred Sipe J. H. Taylor Mt. Union

Church Services and Prayer Schedule Announced

Sunday offerings include a class and prayer service at 11 and Sunday school at 2 30. Evening service at 7 led by Brother Geo W Black. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. All welcome. Rev. T B Stovall, pastor.

Geo W. Black T. B. Stovall

First Baptist Public Worship and Covenant Meeting

Public worship with preaching by the pastor at 11 and 7:30. Sunday school at 9:30. B Y P U at 6:30. The regular quarterly covenant meeting will be held on Tuesday evening at 7:50. All are cordially welcome. Rev. Geo D Rogers, pastor.

Geo. D. Rogers

Second United Presbyterian Church Tomorrow Services

Second U P services listed for tomorrow include Sabbath school at 9 30 morning worship at 1 junior Endeavor at 5 senior Endeavor at 6 15 no evening service union service with First church at 7 30 where Moses Hay will speak

Second United Presbyterian Church Vna Union Moses Hay

Munro and Augustine Ship Hog Carloads to Chicago

West Chester reports a special stock train from Munro and Augustine carrying eight cars and seventy head of hogs from Munro's feed. Joe Limerman plans to ship four cars tomorrow. Crawfordsville plays West Chester in the afternoon.

Church of Covenanters Announces Canceled Sermon Tomorrow

The Church of Covenanters states there will be no preaching services tomorrow while all other services proceed as usual. The notice provides limited details beyond this change.

Notice of dissolution of Work and Meek firm

The firm of Work and Meek has dissolved and all accounts are in my possession at the old stand for a short time. Parties indebted to the firm are urged to call and settle so the books can be closed.

Work & Meek

Man from Sac County in Missouri homicide pact is identified

The Sac City report identifies Fred Stephan, a wealthy farmer from Boyer Valley township near Sac City, as the man who offered a stranger in St. Louis $2.55 to kill him. He recently drew $15 from a Sac City bank, then disappeared with no word to family, raising fears for his safety. Stephan is over eighty and has a history of personal troubles and past wishes to end his life.

Sac City Iowa Sac County St. Louis Fred Stephan Boyer Valley Township Stephan

Mt Pleasant Old Settlers Day Features Lacey Sullivan

Mt Pleasant Iowa September 26 crowds gathered for old settlers day with Maj John F Lacey and Jerry Sullivan as principal speakers Sullivan drew handshakes at an informal YMC reception Major Lacey addressed veterans Mt Pleasant college team lost to Fairfield Company M 3 to 0 ending season with 13 wins in 23 games played

Mt. Pleasant Iowa Old Settlers John F. Lacey Jerry Sullivan Major Lacey Mr. Sullivan Y. M.ca Company M Fairfield

Des Moines Rifle Guard Competition Pushed to October

Des Moines Iowa September 26 due to delay in completing the state rifle range the annual rifle practice contest for the National Guard will run October 20 to 23 inclusive. The new range will host forty targets and be among the largest and most equipped in the nation. Guard regiments will field five man teams as crack shooters from across the state clash. An examining board will meet at the range to review offers for commissions during the event.

Des Moines Iowa National Guard United States

ISU hires Dutch violinist Georgine Van Aaken for teaching

Ames Iowa Sept 26 The Iowa State College music department secures Miss Georgine Van Aaken of Amersfoort Holland a violinist who has concert experience in Holland over the past two years She will teach violin and string instruments Her father formerly directed Amsterdam Royal Opera and now leads the Zutphen Symphony Orchestra and serves as Holland state music examiner

Ames Iowa Iowa State College Georgine van Aaken Amersfoort Holland

Stover seeks warrants for assault in Iowa City

Russell Stover, a dental student, swore out warrants in Mayor George Ball's court seeking the arrest of Joseph Amish and a man named Tober for assault and battery after an incident in Ralston creek.

Iowa City Iowa Russell Stover Ralston Creek George Ball Joseph Amish Tober

Syrup of Figs and Senna Endorsed by Well Informed

The Well-Informed World seeks a simple pleasant laxative and the California Fig Syrup Co. provides Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. Physicians sanction the remedy for family use due to known wholesome components. Buy the genuine manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. from leading druggists, price fifty cents per bottle.

California Fig Syrup Co

Finest meats in the land at the Royal

90 21 H M Eicher returns from Des Moines. Col Palmer and Need ham arrive from Des Moines. Henry Horning and wife visit Sigourney. W H Quinn returns to Illinois. Effie Dame leaves for Des Moines. Mrs Louise Stephenson visits Fairfield. Foley's Urino Laxative advertised. Latchem family heads to Iowa City. D J Dewey travels to Colfax for a brief recuperation. Sayings of D Henry notes in October American Magazine.

the Royal Henry Horning Sigourney W. H. Quinn Illinois Effie Dame

City Visitors and Local News Notes

A. J. Morgan of Clay and W. O. Ralston of West Chester were in the city on business. Mr. and Mrs. David Wentworth of Brighton visited today. Mrs. Harrie Horne returned home from Davenport. Mrs. Wilt Eichelberger left for a few days' visit with relatives at Rock Island. Oysters at the Royal and a 90-26 gold giveaway were reported Monday night.

the Royal Star W. O. Ralston West Chester David Wentworth Brighton Harrie Horne Davenport Wilt Eichelberger Rock Island

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