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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1906

Page

5

Local residents visit towns and meet pension board

N L Long of Crawfordsville and Susie Johnson of Verdi visited Washington friends. Lem Cherry family went to Brighton. D B Howard of Winfield registered as out of town guest at the Rest Room. Hilda Stephens and Tony Kurka returned to Fairfield after visiting the Dan Mannhardt home. Pension Board examined Brock West Chester McCoy Columbus City Shidler Verdi Jesse Brown Conesville. A A Guzeman and son Charles drove to West Chester to visit relatives, first trip from the city in some time.

N. L. Long Crawfordsville Susie Johnson Verdi Washington Lem Cherry Brighton Hilda Stephens Tony Kurka Dan Mannhardt Fairfield Board of Pensioners Messrs Brock West Chester McCoy Columbus City Shidler Jesse Brown City Sweek Conesville A. A. Guzeman Charles

Round Trip Iowa State Fair Train Tickets Sale

The C. K. I. & P. BR. will sell round trip tickets to Des Moines from August 25 to September 1 inclusive at 3.50 dollars. Tickets are valid for return until September 1. A special Washington to Des Moines train runs daily from August 7 to 31 at 6:00 am arriving 10:00 am, with return from Des Moines at 6:10 pm arriving 10:45 pm. H. W. Russell, Agent.

Des Moines Washington H. W. Russel, Agt

Sea Wall Safety Spurs City Pride in Galveston

Dr Kings New Discovery praised by EK. W. Goodloe of Waco for five years of use preventing a lingering cough and guarding against pneumonia. Cures chronic coughs la grippe croup whooping cough and is pleasant and guaranteed. Stewart's drug store sells 50 cent and one dollar bottles with a free trial bottle.

Galveston EK. W. Goodloe Dutton St Waco Tex Dr. King Stewart’s Drug Store

Special Summer Tourist Rates From Chicago to Canadian and New England

Nickel Plate Road offers tickets on sale August 8 and 22 at one fare plus $4.00 round trip with a thirty day limit and one fare plus $2.00 round trip with a fifteen day limit. For sleeping car berth reservations and details contact John Y. Calahan, General Agent, 107 Adams St.

Chicago New England Nickel Plate Road John Y. Calahan Adams St

Local residents and visitors travel patterns noted around Keota

Mrs J W Harding of Keota visited the city yesterday. Miss Elsie McCreedy left for Burlington. Miss Pearl Cottman of Richland shopped in the city yesterday. John Maxwell went to Havre to oversee his farm. Miss Alice Eyestone of Wellman visited friends in the city yesterday. Mrs R P Lewis has rheumatism. Mr and Mrs Harry Payne and children left for Mt Pleasant and Burlington. Miss Bessie Darbyshire returned from Wy man after visiting Miss Marietta Davis. Mrs Mary Stratton arrived from Sigourney to visit her brothers. Mrs R W Hicks of Wellman went to Columbus Junction for a few days. Mr and Mrs J W McKinley of Wellman visited with daughter Mrs E B Carney. Mrs W S Grecian and daughter Emelia went to Muscatine to visit Will Bokenkamp. Miss Ida Durst returned home to Moravia from an extended visit. Miss Dora Minick resumed duties at the New York store after a vacation to Cuba Illinois and parts of Missouri. Mrs Lizzie Runyon Springer of Pawnee City Nebr will return home this evening. Mrs E G Mason Mrs Geo Teas Mrs John Skipton and twins and Miss Anne Houdek went to Havre to visit Mrs Jugenheimer and Mrs Ellerbrock of Fremont Nebr.

J. W. Harding Keota Elsie McCreedy Burlington Pearl Cottman Richland John Maxwell Havre Alice Eyestone Wellman J. W. McKinley E. B. Carney W. S. Grecian Emelia Muscatine Will Bokenkamp Ida Durst Jenness Abbey Moravia Dora Minick New York Cuba Ill Missouri Lizzie Runyon Springer Pawnee City Nebr Brindley Runyon E. G. Mason Geo. Teas John Skipton Anne Houdek Oscar Jugenheimer E. N. Ellerbrock Fremont RE. BR Powers Centeville Theomge A. Simpson C. Ford Washington Rock Island Meatine Journal Sunset Park Citizen's Louis Dillange Helen N. D L. Ramsey J. A. Rasey Bryan Buler Ohio Miss Maudbrow Falfield Brown Michels

Local residents travel through Des Moines and nearby towns

Ira Shanafelt visits Des Moines on business while Wm Sutherland rides to Oskaloosa. Miss Addie Rogers of Keota visits the city. D L Amspoker goes to Muscatine. Howard White and son of West Chester visit friends in town. Crone leaves for Ainsworth to bill the town for Chautauqua. Mrs Malin returns to Ainsworth after time with her sister in Keota. Rev Gilmore from York leaves for Linton after days in the city. Professor Adair of Tarkio trips to Ainsworth on business. Bessie Arthaud heads to Cedar Rapids Marion then Vinton for school.

Ira Shanafelt Des Moines Wm. Sutherland Oskaloosa Adair Tarkio, Mo Ainsworth Bessie Arthaud Cedar Rapids Marion Iowa Vinton

Local residents travel and band contract discussions

Victor Leech visits Fairfield with friends while Myrtle Moore journeys to Kansas City. J N Jones returns to Richland from his home. Mrs A Mellinger travels to Muscatine for days with friends. Mrs H V Chasey visits Meriden and heads to Richland. Grace Stephenson leaves Pleasantville for Keota after visiting Amos Durst. Mr and Mrs Chas Stephens and daughter Carol depart for Kansas City then Arkansas City Ark. J H Shunk seeks Innes band booking for Chautauqua August 24 but program lacks space.

Chas. Stephens Carol Kansas City Arkansas City Ark J. H. Shunk Innes Chautauqua Association Mr. Shunk Washington

You Can Pay Then Take Your Package Later

You can pay for your coal now at the lowest price and have it stored in a pigeon-hole with your name on it to call for later. Many who lack room use this method. Marion T. Anderson, Phone 176.

Local news notices from Oskaloosa area and surrounds

Daily notes of residents traveling visiting relatives and friends across Iowa towns such as Brighton Harper Oskaloosa Muscatine West Liberty Crawfordsville Keota Atlantic and Pella. Ice cream social announced Sunset Park by Citizen's Band with reminders to attend. Community events church services and local moves listed with names and destinations.

Sunset Park Jack Woolm George Young Clear Creek Iowa

Red Band Flakes Enter Market With Fresh Packaging

A new breakfast food named Red Band Flakes debuts from a large mill produced under its own direction. It is shipped in barrels, baked, sealed and labeled to ensure freshness. Regular price is 10c per package, with a sale of 3 for 26c this week.

Melon Season Opens With Columbus Junction Supply

Our Melon season has begun with a premium line of melons in the city. We contracted with a top melon grower in Columbus Junction to ensure ample supply. This year’s Columbus Junction melons are superior due to favorable growing conditions.

Columbus Junction

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