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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1900

Page

2

Sangerfest Opens in Burlington With Grand Chorus

Opening day of Sangerfest draws thousands to Burlington to hear the grand chorus of northwest singing societies. About 2000 singers will perform tomorrow as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra headlines the program. Notable attendees include Frank Sherbee, Warren Moore, James Redd, Clarence Shanafelt, Ed Durst, BE Durst, H A Shannon and sister, Allen Chance and wife, Miss Chance, and others from Richmond Grace Hill and nearby towns.

Burlington Northwest Chicago Symphony Orchestra Frank Sherbee Warren Moore James Redd Caarence Shanafelt Ed Durst BE. H A. Durst Richmond H. A. Shannon Allen Chance Miss Chance Grace Hill Ktose Lucy Samson

Fashion Notes From Summer Resorts and Weather News

The Iowa forecast calls for fair conditions with showers and thunder in the north tonight and Friday, with continued warm weather. A fashion column by Lucy Carter highlights gowns in wool, mohair, and lace, with emphasis on belts, sleeves, necklines, and fabrics like barege, grenadines, silk, and mousseline, plus ribbon and organizer details for garden party gowns and evening wear.

Washington, D.C Iowa Eton Lucy Carter

Eighteen at Highland Park Pic Nic Party Evening Outing

Eighteen youths enjoyed a moonlit picnic at Highland Park with a pleasant lunch and late boat rides. Guests included Messrs Howard Jeffery John Kabecock Dudley Crone Roy Raguet Merton Teeter James Preston James Beckett Will Walton Mel Shields and Misses Hallieberde Carrie Hamilton Josephine Babcock Doll Buckley Kate Bell Daisy Hull Laura Rich Margueritte Raguet Gertie Stewart.

Highland Park Howard J.ffrey John Kabecock Dudley Crone Roy Raguet Merton Teeter James Preston Davenport James Beckett

Adams to Emma McArtor and Others in 19th Century Notices

A jumble of transfers and property notes appears with names such as Adams McArtor Bennett and Hill, plus an advertisement for Weeks Break on ACd tablets promising a cold cure and a brief Navy note on T. W. Bath returning from the Philippines as a transport surgeon.

LO Adams Emma McArtor Kimma McArtor Ida Ek Adams Lime Creek Mary Bennett I’ DeHarpart CO H Ptiel Brighton Redfinger Michael Hill DC Temple Susanna Hill LO Sitler Fannie Mc Kay Smouse J 'T Alberson John T Alberson Stewart's Pharmacy T. W. Bath Jake Philippines U.S. Navy Washington, D. C Manila Vigari

Vogt Receives Bath Cigar Exclusive Agency

JAKE BATH announces KB Vogt holds the exclusive agency for Bath's Silver Tom cigar in Washington. Patronize Vogt to support local industry and ensure availability of the product.

T. KB. Vogt Bath Washington Jake Bath

Little Girl Breaks Arm in Fall from Play Wagon

Mollie Kephart, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Kephart of South Washington, fractured her left elbow after falling from a small play wagon. Doctors hope for full use of the limb with no serious complications. The item also advertises C T Arnold of Brighton selling fruit flowers shrubs and trees with a note on square dealing and a Washington notice about a regular third week of the month sale near the M E church.

Mollie Kephart J. A. Kephart South Washington C. T. Arnold Brighton M. E. Church

Express freight cars boost B N W and B W services

The B and N W adds an express freight car for fast freight to line points. Several more cars were added last week to B and N W and B and W trains, improving speed and efficiency. The Hook and Ladder boys are urged to be punctual at practice tonight.

Palmer Couple Relocate To Winton Iown For Business

Mr John Palmer and his wife left this morning for Winton Iown where they plan to make their home Mr Palmer enters the Pentatorium business at that place and has a very good prospect for a prosperous venture.

John Palmer Winton Iown Palmer

Weather notes mark 95 at noon on a cloudy Sabbath

The Cook & Sherman official thermometer recorded 95 at noon with cloud and a helpful breeze. The article notes Sabbath was the hottest day so far this year, though the day's peak may have been higher due to expectations of possible rain. Yesterday afternoon reached 96.

Cook & Sherman Fflcial

County Auditor Ingham Faces Livestock Valuation Cuts

County Auditor Ingham received notice of a livestock assessment decrease for the county. The drop ranges from five to twenty percent, affecting all livestock owners as he reviews books and re‑foots records to align with the new pew assessment. Decreases include Heifers one year 5 percent, Steers one year 15 percent, Steers three years 10 percent, Bulls 20 percent, Colts one year 15 percent, Colts two years 10 percent, Stallions 10 percent.

Ingham Pew Washington County

A Musical Cow and Singing Calves Stir Local Mockery

A clipped notice invites a steady young man to tend a garden and milk a cow with a good singing voice. The writer mocks local culture progress and urges parents to start calves in a singing school, noting Washington readers should see the strides elsewhere.

Washington

Auction Notice at Washington on Saturday August First

S W Reed announces an auction at 2 p.m. on the southeast corner of the square in Washington. Items include a buggy with single harness bookcase writing desk bedstead lounge center table chairs dining table cook stove heater lawn mower scythe carpenter tools and many household articles.

Square Washington S. W. Reed

Funeral of E. M. Ford in New Haven Cemetery

The remains of the late E. M. Ford were laid to rest Wednesday morning in the New Haven cemetery. The funeral was one of the largest and most impressive in the township with many roses and flowers and a large concourse of people. Pallbearers were DPD, Carris, W. P. Wells, J. L. Mayers, D. C. Robertson, Fred Hammers and Sam Smith.

E. M. Ford New Haven DPD Carris W. P. Wells J. L. Mayers D. C. Robertson Fred Hammers Sam Smith

Free Complexion Beautifier Offer

Advertisement invites readers of the Evening Journal to try Dwight's Complexion Beautifier. A free full size box valued at fifty cents will be sent to each address paying 10 cents for packing and postage. One free box per address. Send to D. W. Custer & Co. Huntington, W. Va.

Montrose Bicycle Montrose Sanat Shelby Mosinger Hygienio Burdick Bargala Chicago Itosior Ess Cecela Iimont Witout Depot Wil J. L. Mead Cygle Company M. Nt Evening Journal Dwight D. W. Custer & Co Huntington, W. Va

Quo Vadis Opens Graham Season With Benedict Co

On August 29 the Aiden Benedict company presents Quo Vadis at the Graham with a strong cast and special scenery. Ticket prices range 50c to $1.00. Also, the Bethel Presbyterian Ladies Missionary society hosts an ice cream sociable at the Reed residence seven miles northeast of Washington. Mrs Nelson returned from Crawfordsville after visiting the ill nephew of Mr and Mrs Sherm White.

Aiden Benedict New York Ladies Missionary Society of the Bethel Presbyterian Church Mrs. W. ©. Nelson Crawfordsville Sherm White

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