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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1906
Page
3
Special to The Evening Journal reports Iowa forecast for today and tomorrow. Expect showers and a cooler night with Sunday fair in the north portion and showers in the south portion.
A lengthy list documents numerous visitors and travelers to Washington, Iowa and surrounding towns. Names include Fred Bragg Miss Mary Sueppel Mrs J F Frain Wyman and many others visiting from Brighton Fairfield Ainsworth Des Moines and further. The piece also notes business trips and excursions plus a weather forecaster ad and short notices from 1906.
O Selbrig headed to Amana on business. Miss Coralie Tedford and brother Paul spent the day at Columbus Junction. Mr and Mrs G W England returned from Keota. James Daniels of West Chester visited yesterday. Prof Thos Davis went to Columbus Junction for the Chautauqua. Mrs John Little and son Willie went to Columbus Junction for the Chautauqua. Miss Dade B Shearer spent the day at Columbus Junction for the grounds. Mr and Mrs M J Hauser and son Maurice went to the Junction to hear Billy Sunday. James A Gilmore of Monmouth Ill visited en route to West Chester to visit his wife's parents. He works with the Warren County Democrat.
R. A. Gray of Oakville Ind writes after ten years bedridden with kidney disease. He describes severe illness and failure of best medical treatment until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended, calling it a Godsend and crediting druggists with availability.
A local reading life ends as the readers complete their final day on Monday. Community members are invited to bid farewell and thank the team for their years of service.
Ten dollar eight cent fare to New York City and return plus two dollars from Chicago on August 23 and 29 via Nickel Plate Road with return by September 1 leaving New York City. Three daily trains with modern equipment. Dining car meals priced from 35 cents to one dollar with a la carte and 50 cent mid day luncheon. General Agent John Y Calahan 107 Adams St Chicago.
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