Seer Eee Seeks Public Aid In Local Event
A cryptic notice outlines a seer named Eee seeking public support for an upcoming event. Details remain fragmentary but imply a community reception and possible funding request.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1905
Page
5
A cryptic notice outlines a seer named Eee seeking public support for an upcoming event. Details remain fragmentary but imply a community reception and possible funding request.
E. A. Applegate and his brother traveled to Driscoll North Carolina last night to visit relatives. They were passengers and the trip was reported by local sources.
When the cold wave hits, act quickly. Bay Coal urges readers to buy coal now for the coming winter to ensure supply and avoid shortages.
Journal correspondents report local events including accidents deaths births and marriages with prompt coverage from our news gatherers. Cont from page 2.
Aug 22 reports Mrs J F R Leonard and Mrs Waters with Eva arrive for visits in town. W T Trotter and G H West with Albert are also en route to Washington. W White returns from Kirkwood Illinois. Mrs Sam Burnette and daughter visit friends. Bricklayers start work on new Front Street building.
Clara White arrived last evening aboard the Milwaukee. Mrs. Stocker from Sigourney arrived for a visit with friends. Mrs. DeLong from Winfield will stay a few days in the city. Walter Morgan of Columbus Junction visited Saturday and Sunday. City Council met in regular session and adjourned to Monday night. Ed Stutz from Ottumwa is back in the city trading after illness. Miss Fannie Gaylord from Ottumwa arrived for a visit with Mrs. Chase Bannister. Mrs. Chas. Stump of Letts returned home Sunday after a Chautauqua visit. Miss Ora Henderson and Miss Noel left for Lexington after Chautauqua Bread. seven loaves for twenty-five cents at Johnson's. He bakes twice and sometimes three times daily.
A socialist organization on the east side is raising funds to bring mutineers from the Potemkin to New York. About 400 sailors are said to be in Roumania and Rome, and if they consent, the group will find positions for them in the city.
The orange tree blooms through most of summer and reaches maturity after two years. For months the tree shows every growth stage from flower bud to ripe fruit. Rich colors appear as emerald unripe fruit mingle with golden ripe fruit against dark leaves and bright blossoms.
LaCrosse Wisconsin August 22 The coroner's jury at Trompealeam Wisconsin entertains murder suspicion in the death of Fred Claffier a wealthy Stock ton Minnesota farmer whose body was found in the Mississippi River there.
In Vinton Iowa on August 22 six of nineteen prisoners escaped from Benton county jail. A posse chased them and recaptured one man. All escapees were being held on horst stealing charges.
A severe thunderstorm and heavy rain struck the Chautauqua White City last night after a busy season peak. The Marvel tent near the gate was struck, two occupants burned, Vera Beatty severely stunned, and several tents reported strikes with no lasting injuries.
Local items note J J McKeone departing for Rock Island and J P Thomas heading to Canada. Many residents visit Chicago, Muscatine, Hannibal and Minneapolis with bakery and clairvoyant ads interspersed. Illness and travel briefs appear alongside social visits and church notes.
The note highlights Johnsons slices and the Vienna bakery as top bakery goods in town. It mentions J. H. Pearson of the Clipper visiting yesterday and Mrs. B. Tracy of Brighton attending Chautauqua. Penny photos and cabinet photos dominate a weekly sale as well.
Iowa Central offers round trip excursion tickets for the 1905 Iowa State Fair in Des Moines from Aug 24 to Sept 1 with return eligibility through Sept 2. Agents can provide rates and train times. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for ulcers sores and burns, 25 cents at J H Stewart's drug store.
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