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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1907

Page

4

Fortnightly Club and Local Society Gatherings

The current events department of the Fortnightly club will meet Miss Kate Stichter Monday at 7 30 to plan the year. Royal Neighbors hold regular meeting Tuesday evening October 1 with full attendance sought. Washington chapter PD A R begins year tomorrow at 2 30 at Mrs Harwood's home. Miss Mary Steck hosted Ready Maids Saturday at East Main Street home in honor of Marguerite McGugin returning from the East. music and light refreshments featured.

Kate Stichter Washington PD. A. R J. A. Harwood Mary Steck East Main Street Marguerite McGugin

Dinner Party in South Washington Hosted by Miss Rose Springman

Miss Rose Springman entertained a small group at her south Washington home Saturday night. A three course meal was served to guests including Misses Kathryn Bailey Julia Swift Mae Harley Effie Oughlin Gertrude Swift Lucile Flossie Peck Martina Swift and Annie Cook.

Rose Springman Washington Kathryn Bailey Ulia Swift Mae Harley Effie O'Hughlin Gertrude Swift Lucile Flossie Peck Martina Swift Annie Cook

Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Patterson Home

The Presbyterian church Women’s Missionary Society will gather this afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs L S Patterson on East Main Street.

The Woman's Missionary Society Presbyterian Church Orrow L. S. Patterson Main Street

Miss Lemleys Entertain Blue Bellies at Heights Home

The Misses Mary and Jeannette Lemley entertained Blue Bellies at their Heights home Saturday evening. The gathering included officer elections for the following year and light refreshments were served by the hosts.

Mary Jeannette Lemley Lemley

Sunday School Talk at Charles Diner Home

QO T Smith and his Sunday school associate hosted a gathering at the Charles diner home. WW Neal spoke about travels in the Holy Land, describing sites like the Holy Sepulcher Jacob's Well the Pool of Siloam and the brook revealing impressions of local customs and hospitality.

QO. T. Smith Charles Neal Holy Land

Lost in Bethlehem Streets Inspires Class Vote of Thanks

In Hebron near the Sea of Galilee the group visited the old and new towns of Bethlehem with its narrow crooked streets and noted how one member found himself momentarily lost. The class gave Mr Neal a vote of thanks and expressed regret when returning home.

Hebron Sea of Galilee

Dr Henry Clay Hull 1826 1907 Crawfordsville physician dies

Henry Clay Hull born Knox County Ohio in 1826 died September 27 1907 in Crawfordsville aged about eighty two He practiced in Crawford township from 1852 retiring due to age He joined the Presbyterian church in 1854 and remained active in church and community Survived by widow daughter Nellie and son Dr J H Hull of Washington Also survived by three brothers and a sister Funeral held at his residence with Rev J S Cotton officiating A large attendance and many floral offerings accompany pallbearers and out of town guests named.

Crawfordsville Henry Clay Hull Knox County Ohio Crawford Township Presbyterian Church Jos. Hull Gillepsie Margaret Lewis Mt. Vernon J. 5 Cotton J. R. Rickey G. W. Nickolaus E. J. Davidson T. KE. Maxwell W. E. Walker R. W. Davis J. HW. Tull Henry Hull J. B. Crooks W. B. Crooks Washington P. L. VanHorn Cotter Mathers Haskins Ludiam Chicago Will Fishburn Winfield

Kellogg Returns From G A R Encampment Trip

Captain J J Kellogg arrived home Saturday from his east trip as Col D J Palmers chief of staff at the G A R encampment. After Syracuse New York visit he toured New York and Ohio and called the trip the finest of his life noting many relatives he had not seen for years or at all.

J. J. Kellogg Col D. J. Palmer Saratoga New York Ohio

Four Die in Seaboard Rails Collision at Alabama Ga

Four persons were killed when a freight car collided with a work train on the Seaboard Air Line near Alamo Georgia. The dead include Engineer Chaos Hines of Americus the negro fireman and negro brakeman and an unknown white man believed to be a tramp.

Athinta Seaboard Air Line Alamo Hines Americus

Wood Succeeds Chandler as Treaty Claims Chair

J P Wood of the Spanish treaty claims commission is promoted to chair the committee replacing ex Senator Chandler of New Hampshire who resigned recently as head of the body. The change reflects leadership rotation in Washington politics.

Chandler Washington J. P. Wood Spanish Treaty Claims Commission United States New Hampshire

Lincoln the Father Memories of Tad Lincoln’s Affection

The article recalls Abraham Lincoln's close bond with his youngest son Tad, noting pranks and shared moments at the White House and on campaign fields. It cites telegrams and letters reflecting Lincoln's caring, including dreams and warnings, plus Tad’s reception by soldiers and relatives during the Civil War.

Tragic Fate of Hidalgo Hero of Mexican Independence

The article recalls Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, aging priest turned rebel who began the war for independence. It notes his initial victories at Guanajuato and Las Cruces, his cautious retreat from Mexico City, and subsequent defeat at Calderon. Captured at Norias de Baján, he was executed in Chihuahua on July 30, 1811, his head later displayed at the Granaditas fortress and finally returned to Mexico for a cathedral altar.

Hidalgo Mexico Tridalgo Guanajuato Las Cruces Valley of Calderon Norias de Grand Cathedral

Freshmen Told Off By Philosophy Professor at UMich

In Ann Arbor on September 30 students entering the University of Michigan literary college aimed for Prof. Robert M Wenley philosophy classes. Freshmen were barred from philosophy but many attempted enrollment. Wenley arrived, ordered the class to rise, and then told the freshmen to leave the room.

Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Literary College Robert M Wenley

Timber Thieves Steal From Porto Rico Forests

In San Juan Porto Rico on September 30 thieves invaded insular forest reservations and cut and sold lumber valued at 100000 dollars. A number of arrests have been made.

Porto Rico San Juan

Gorky Probed Over Novel Mother in Russia

Criminal proceedings begun in St. Petersburg against Maxim Gorky for his novel Mother. The book has been confiscated.

Maxim Gorky St. Petersburg

Parker Jersey repertoire company closes week with On the Frontier

The Parker Jersey repertoire company ended a week here Saturday night with On the Frontier as their main attraction. A matinee of Hello Bill drew a good audience. the show amused and offered value for the price. Miss Hazel Grush won the diamond ring in a Saturday night drawing.

Parker-Jersey Repertoire Company Washington Hazel Grush

19th Iowa Infantry Captured at Morganzie in Red River Battle

Forty four years ago yesterday September 29 the 19th Iowa Infantry was captured at Morganzie below the mouth of Red River in Louisiana after a terrible battle John C Ritchie of this place was killed among the number

19Th Iowa Infantry Morganzie Red River Louisiana John C. Ritchey

Doctor Shallemberger Heals Stomach and Liver Woes

After long suffering from stomach and liver issues, Joseph Gross of South English, Louisiana credits Dr. Shallemberger of Chicago with a life changing improvement and feeling like a different man.

Shallemberger Chicago Joseph Gross

Kidney trouble warning and Foley cure urged

An old alert warns kidney trouble can be deadly if ignored and recommends Foley's Kidney Cure at first signs to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. Sold by all druggists.

Foley Bright

Woman's Relief Corps 10 Cent Social Planned

The Woman's Relief Corps will host a 10 cent social at the home of Dr. and Mrs. D Arthaud on West Washington boulevard next Thursday evening October 3. Soldiers families and friends of the order are invited. A good program is being prepared.

Woman's ReliefZcorps

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