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Washington Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1900

Page

4

Local social notes and events in town and region

Hugh Rupp home from Iowa City. Will Graham to Burlington. Mrs. Grant Whittaker to Muscatine. boating season opens at Highland Park. Mrs. Hamm visiting Ames. Mrs. Jos. Keck to Davenport. Mrs. Isenbart at Brighton. Mrs. Lew Davenport from Oskaloosa. lightning kills mule near Wyman. Dutch Creek Burlington visitor. Mrs. R. C. Ferguson from West Chester. Miss Lacy Swisher visiting. Wanrkcp-Tech carpenters in Davenport. Miss Byers to London Ohio. Mrs. James Miller visiting Brindley home. Dr. and Mrs. Coxe back from Chicago. Mrs. Woodring visiting Riley Miller and Dihel homes. Tena Gray back home. Rev. H. H. Brownell returning from Chicago. Cwanningham and son Will maintain courthouse. Mrs. Romige and children visiting Colorado relatives. graduates from local collegiate department. Commencement orator D. F. Matchett. Capt. Racket play for Academy benefit. fluently noted lecture by Dr. Sophia Johnson on medical missions. tribute to Rev. D. S. Lytle. famine remarks defend England not responsible.

Highland Park R. C. Ferguson West Chester Gateman Lacy Swisher Brighton Wanrkcp—Tech Davenport WP. Carpenter Warren St Miss Byers N. P. Gardner London Ohio James Miller Baby Frank Carthage Brindley M. L. Woodring Cedar Rapida Riley Miller R. M. Dihel Ainsworth Tena Gray Lexington H. H. Brownell Keota U. P. General Assembly Chicago Katherine Mauthe Clara Greendyke Grace Hill Lillian Waite Wellman Alice Brockway City D. F. Matchett Academy Cornell University Washington Racket Grraham Felianon Company Sophia Johnson India U. P D. 8. Lytle

Local News Briefs and Social Notes in Washington County

A young man reports jaybirds in Washington County shouting Dewey to back him politically. Jesse Malin recovered a lost pocketbook containing about 229 dollars and bank certificates. John Shanafelt returned it to the bank for the owner. Tow McClelland of Denver visits his uncle Dr McClelland and relatives. Mrs BK Shane of Selma visits Miss Mary Hughes. she heads to Keota to visit friends. Paul Mundt, from Illinois, marries Ella Warner at her parents’ home with Justice White presiding. Mr and Mrs A R Miller return from a southern trip. Anna Gray plans trips to Chicago New York then sail June 13 to Durham England and Paris Exposition. An ice cream supper and phonograph at Grand Prairie schoolhouse Friday June 1 to benefit the library. all invited.

BK. F. Shane Selma Mary Hughes Keota M. BE Paul F. Mundt Illinois Ella W.h.warner W. A. White A. R. Miller South Alex Anna Gray Chicago New York Durham England Grand Prairie School House Jane

Peter McAvoy Dies After Weeks of Illness at 75

Peter McAvoy died Sabbath evening about five o clock after a several weeks illness. A county resident for over forty years he was about seventy five. He leaves a wife and one daughter Mrs B K Stattler of West Chester. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev J B Schreckengast. Interment in Elm Grove cemetery.

Peter McAvoy K Stattler West Chester J. B. Schreckengast Elmirove Cemetery

Anderson and Ink couple wed in south Washington

Ab Anderson and Mrs Emma O Ink married quietly Tuesday evening at the bride’s father Harrison Ball’s home in south Washington with Rev IL B Schreckengast officiating. They proceed to the groom’s east Washington home and plan an extended eastern visit including Philadelphia during the Republican national convention where Mr Anderson serves as a delegate. Friends extend hearty congratulations. Anderson is noted as public spirited and enterprising. the bride is accomplished and a fine musician.

Ab. Anderson Emma O. Ink Harrison Ball Washington Rev B. Schreckengast East Philadelphia Anderson Mr. Anderson

Census puts Washington population near four thousand five hundred

The American Sunday School Union counts about 4100 residents within corporate limits and projects at least 4500 including East Side and Highland Park. Ward by ward totals list each district with totals, age breakdowns, church members, Sunday School participation, and Bible ownership, noting some data as estimates.

American Sunday School Union Washington East Side Highland Park U. S Glasgow

Memorial Day Program at Cemetery Observed

Soldiers marched to the cemetery in the forenoon to decorate graves and hold short exercises. Rev. Allen led prayer. Captain Kellogg gave a brief address and Rev. Ford offered benediction. J. R. McKain commanded veterans. Company D and the band led the procession with Lt. Stanley Miller as officer of the day. At 2 30 p m Graham filled. Rev. J R Logue prayed, junior band played, male quartette sang, S W Reed spoke for post command.

Allen Kellogg Ford J. R. McKain Stanley Miller Graham J. R. Logue S. W. Reed

Memorial Day Reflections and Boer War Update

Rev J B Schreckengast spoke on inheritance patriotism and present and future problems praising liberty of conscience press and dreamer. He contrasted Europe and America citing four centuries since settler ships and a mission to develop and defend liberty. Brevet notes praise for veterans and brief remarks by H W Brookhart. South Africa news says Boer resistance to British faltering as Johannesburg Pretoria fell and Kruger fled toward Portuguese frontier.

J. B. Schreckengast Europe Selbreckengast W. Brookhbart Washington South Africa Johannespurg Pretoria Kruger Portugese Lord Robert

Arbitration Law Seen As Path to Prosperity for Nations

The text argues that a compulsory arbitration law ends strikes and lookouts, boosting industry. It suggests the policy would benefit both capital and labor and predicts America will soon test such a system. The tone advocates for global adoption of arbitration.

New Zealand America

Divine healers face crackdown by Post Office Department

The Post Office Department steps up scrutiny of divine healers amid a broader push to regulate correspondence and medical claims. Officials warn against exploiting postal channels for unverified remedies while stressing consumer protection.

Post Office Department

Oyster crab demand outstrips supply in New York market

A Washington Star interview with a New York wholesale fish dealer describes the persistent shortage of oyster crabs used to flavor stews and omelets in major city hotels and clubs. He notes imports from southern rivers and Chesapeake shippers supplement northern oysters lacking the creature. The piece explains the oyster crab is a distinct species, all females inside oysters, with males having a hard shell.

New York Washington Star York Rappahannock Chesapeake Bay Shore

Chinese animal fighting as a brutal spectacle

A Cleveland Plain Dealer report describes animal fighting rings in China where youths train turtles to fight. Turtles are starved, drugged, jaws filed, and provoked daily until two are pitted in a ring. One turtle often dies in prolonged combat, sometimes lasting hours, as owners press them toward a fatal finish.

China Cleveland Plain Dealer

Local Flour Agency Taken by Baird and Bailey

The White Swan Flour is now sold through Baird and Bailey who hold the county agency. They will supply all customers in the area henceforth.

Baird & Bailey

Country Produce and Feed Ad Offers Guaranteed Satisfaction

Offer promises every sack of bran oil meal and middlings will satisfy or money refunded. Promotes Northern and Southern red and white shorts and asks customers to call for prices before buying. Claims highest market price for all kinds of country produce and urges a call.

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Washington Markets Mia Goa Beeewax Des Moines J. Albert Mr. Moody D. L. Moody Char. F Lyman Abbott Worthington & CO Hartford Conn Ree Eeek Powers’ Grocery Opera House Harwood South Side Hugh Rupp Iowa City Will Graham Burlington Wenesday Mrs. Grant Whittaker Muscatine John McCaleb Dutch Creek Township Burlington J. C. W. Coxe M. BK. General Conference Andy Cwanningham and Son W. H Romige Rock Island Ft. Collins Colo Grand Junction Washington County Dewey Jesse Malin Harvey Wilson’s John Shanafelt Tow McClelland Denver Dr. McClelland Peter Weavey Arried S. S Third Ward S.S Fouth Turtles Dougherty Bros West Side Perfection Shirt Waist Co J. B. Crail Washington, Iowa Northwest Corner Square Orange And Iasota
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