Lost gold locket engraved with Lester name
A lost gold locket engraved with the name Lester is found and returned to the Journal office for identification and safekeeping.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1909
Page
5
A lost gold locket engraved with the name Lester is found and returned to the Journal office for identification and safekeeping.
The forecast for Iowa calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight followed by partly cloudy skies Saturday with warmer temperatures in the east and central portions.
Mrs. Carrie Blake of Keota visited Mrs. A M Turner yesterday. Dpas McKee of Davenport is visiting at sister Mrs H M Bicher's home. Mr and Mrs M A Bidwell of Mediapolis visited last evening at the H M Bicher home.
The County News notes Miss Lena Shaffer departed for Bussey Iowa on business. Several Washington visitors are listed including Mrs Williams Margar et Jessie White Flo Piper Lena Maxwell and Fannie Fletcher. A telegram announced Will Twinams death in Canon City Colorado from tuberculosis with burial there.
April 23 reports show Miss Eva Easter shopping in Washington with Ruth Simpson and Mrs. Sarah Richardson and daughter Cora visiting there yesterday. W. J. Smylie conducted business in Lone Tree, and J. W. Laren arrived for a short visit here last night.
Ten years ago this month C. 8. Lemmon arrived from Greensburg Indiana to join L. D. Robinson as watch maker and optician. He soon became well acquainted in the city and calls the period his happiest and most successful. After nearly two years with Robinson he formed a partnership with E. A. Lewis.
Kalona report says Volney Shaw, a local high school student, is seriously ill after taking morphine he mistook for medicine at 11 this forenoon. Doctors expect recovery.
This week only at the Fair shoppers find a 6 quart granite Berlin kettle for 25 cts. L Barnett of Fairfield visited the G W Black home. Ham Kelly of Albia was a guest at Bevans home. Both windows display fresh candies and a wide variety of small cakes and cookies at Vienna.
Lecture J. W. Bevans of Brighton is a guest at his son C Bevans home today. Patrick O Conner was a West Liberty passenger and spent the day on business. The Rev G D Rogers goes to Ainsworth tonight to judge the high school oratorical contest.
Tonight in Miss Anna Rimmer of Trenton Missouri returned home this morning after a two weeks visit with Mrs J C Swift. A T Hulberson of Knoxville was in the city en route home from visits at Wapello and Cone. Geo Palmer returned this morning from Crawfordsville where he had been visiting relatives for the last few weeks.
Mrs. Frank Cox and Mrs. Hattie Smith from West Liberty arrived last evening to stay several days with Mrs. G. Manatt. Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson of Dows Iowa left the Clifford Long home after a stay and departed for Hot Springs Arkansas.
The Central College Glee Club of twenty two will perform May 4 at the Baptist church. The tour follows commencement with stops in several large cities and a prominent program at the Seattle exposition.
Reported disappearance of James Semos from Washington stirs hope among his many friends. Police nationwide notified as community longs for his safe return with proper accompaniment.
Mr F G Fritts of Oneonta praises Foley's Orino Laxative as a mild pleasant and effective remedy for constipation and liver trouble. The ad claims it benefits women and children and serves as a spring medicine to cleanse the system and improve complexion from Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co.
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