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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1908

Page

4

William J. Bryan Guest of City for Brief Visit

William J. Bryan arrived in the city as a one day visitor, spending about twenty minutes in town this morning en route to his next destination. Local residents gathered as he spoke briefly with officials and waved to onlookers before continuing his journey.

William Jennings Bryan Democracy Washington Mr. Bryan Knoxville Rock Island Bryan Democratic County Central Committee Alex Miller United States Miller Democratic Party Chicago

Bryan in Washington enthuses Knoxville crowd

William Jennings Bryan visited Washington and spoke to a large audience at the station amid a surge of Democratic activity. He outlined tariff, bank deposit, and anti monopoly policies, contrasted with Taft and Roosevelt, and left for Knoxville to continue campaigning.

Bryan Taft Iryan United States Roosevelt Congress Mr. Roosevelt

The Stupid Rhinoceros Story From The Field

An observer recounts stalking a rhinoceros using smell and hearing over a two mile chase. Signal birds on its spine warn of danger, and a single aimed shot ends the beast. Natives haul the rhino and cut away the horns and skin for transport. Appleton's.

Rhime Hhim Kifaru Ian Appleton’s

Wedding to Occur Wednesday in City Home

Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Mr. J Lee Hanna and Miss va Sands to take place Wednesday noon October 14 at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs S S Sands in this city.

J.lee Hanna Miss Va Sands 8S.A. Sands

Missionary Society Meeting Postponed to October 11

The meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church scheduled for October 4 has been postponed to October 11.

Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church

Chapter 1 P. E. O. Meeting With Miss Kerr Change

The P. E. O. Chapter 1 will meet Miss Luella Kerr Thursday evening at 7 30. A note announces a change in the meeting place and time.

Luella Kerr

Miss Ava Matthews Hosts Slumber Party Guests

The Misses Dessa Walnitz Dora Clapper and Helen Anderson were guests of Miss Ava Matthews at a slumber party last night kept in a private home setting with casual social gathering and conversation.

Dessa Walnitz Dora Clapper Helen Anderson Ava Matthews

Social Evening Honors Mrs Ella Allen Dick At McCall Home

Mrs Ella Allen Dick was the guest of honor at a social gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs R T McCall on East Washington Street. Eighteen old friends attended a night of guessing contests and charades. Luncheon was served by Mrs Robert McCall Jr and Miss Ida Roberts. Detroit’s Miss Mary Hoover and Oklahoma City’s John Cherry were out of town guests.

Ella Allen-Dick R. T. McCall East Washington Street Mrs. Dick Robert McCall, Jr Ida Roberts Mary Hoover Detroit, Mich John Cherry Oklahoma City

Local couple wed as church ceremony unites Sampson and Dupuis

The bridal party joined Father Walsh at the altar for a formal ceremony. The bride wore net over white taffeta and carried white roses. Attendants included Miss Lucy Sampson and Henry Dupuis with a bridesmaid in white muil and a lace hat. A noon four course wedding dinner followed at the Dupuis home in east Washington, hosted by Mrs. Lee Stewart with assistance from Stella Berry and May Eagle. The newlyweds plan to establish a home on the Sampson farm east of town, with guests from Sigourney and Keota present.

Father Walsh Lucy Sampson Henry Dupuis Dupuis Washington Lee Stewart Stella Berry May Eagle Elizabeth Sampson Fonaly Sampson Farm Thomas Dupuis Fred Dupuis Sigourney Laura Ida Dupuis Will Smock Will Piper Keota

Bachelor Maid dinner precedes wedding for Miss Kerdo

The Hotel Colenso dining room hosted a four course Bachelor Maid dinner for Miss Kerdo as part of pre nuptial festivities. The event featured pink and green decorations and the presentation of the Bachelor Maid cookbook along with a bow knot exchange. Bouquets by Miss Josephine Babcock and favors from Mrs. Kate Bell Babcock added to the festive long table display.

Hotel Colenso Miss Kerdo Josephine Babcock Kate Bell- Babcock Chicago Miss Berdo

Marriage at St James Catholic Church Dupuis and Sampson Wed

This morning at 9 at St James Catholic church the marriage of Miss Charlotte Dupuis and Mr John Sampson was solemnized by Rev Father Walsh. The ceremony was attended only by immediate family and featured a nup tial high mass. Mendelssohn's wedding march echoed from the choir loft with Miss Anna Eagle at the organ.

St. James Catholic Church Charlotte Dupuis John Sampson Father Walsh Mendelssohn Anna Eagle

Mrs Elizabeth Sampson Hosts Reception for Son and Bride

Mrs Elizabeth Sampson will give a reception tomorrow at her home east of the city in honor of her son John and his bride.

Elizabeth Sampson John

Poverty social to aid church at Miss Carson's home

A poverty social will be held tomorrow evening at Miss Margaret Carson's residence to benefit the Second United Presbyterian Church. The event invites attendees for a local charity gathering hosted in a private home.

Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society Second United Presbyterian Church Margaret Carson

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WM. J. Bryan Albia Creston Haskell Oklahoma Muscatine A J. Laird Chas. Baker and Lytle &. Orris John T. Sampson Lottie M. Dupuis Vic van Sickle Hubert Crail Charles Winter Lexington HY A Dewey Sol Rich & Go the People’s Clothiers
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