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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1901

Page

2

Harris Nickel Plate Circus Arrives With Big Show

The Harris Nickel Plate Circus pitched near the stand pipe drawing a large crowd. The parade at ten featured animals in fine condition and first class wardrobe. New acts include the St Leon Family Australian acrobats in America for the first time and Emma La Toir in a flying ring.

Harris Harris Nickel Plate Circus St. Leon America Emma la Toir Washington Eisie St. Leon Albert Orlan

Grand Industrial Parade and Fair Day Events

In forenoon a Grand Industrial Parade will open a busy day at the Fair Ground with Horse Races Bicycle Races Tug of War and Acrobatic Performances. Admission to Grounds Amphitheater is set. events promise first class detail and daylong attraction. NOTICE OF REGISTRATION Washington Iowa electors will meet August 2 3 and September 7 1901 to correct and register for the 1900 election and issue certificates for unregistered electors and absentees. Boards meet at designated ward locations to prepare lists and approve qualifications prior to the September 9 1901 election.

Fair Ground Washington Iowa Board of Registers Hil First Ward Geo Tripp J. W. Heath Firemen City Hall Snoonp Neiswanger Keister Emry Tain Waroli Stichter Shearer Ir. L Stewart Co Springman W. A. White M. Sturges

Crawfordaville Community News Highlights and Local Updates

Crawfordaville notices report a infant death Lena Williams daughter of Mrs H J Williams from brain fever funeral conducted by Rev E E Doud. Other items note visits by Miss Cora Anderson and James Gustin and wife, Prof Barnes visitor, and depot repairs at B N W with planned move and additions.

Lena Williams H. J. Williams E E Doud van Winkle Ocotumwa M E Cora Anderson J. G. Maxwell

Superior Styles and Low Prices on Skirts

These styles are far superior to ordinary makes and finishes. We offer the lowest prices yet on handsome skirts, high-class merchandise.

Milwaukee Railway Disposes of City Residences Sold

The Milwaukee railway company through agent H A Sutherland has disposed of all residences purchased in the city. Mrs BE N Wright bought back her residence and will move it when she buys a lot. Chas Mercer bought back his remodeled home and the Chilcote residence. Winfield Smouse purchased all remaining houses including the Chilcote estate properties and the Lom bardo residence and will relocate them to the Columbian addition.

The Milwaukee Railway Company H. A. Sutherland BE. N. Wright Chas. Mercer Winfield Smouse Chas. O. Brown Chilcote

Mayor enforces sidewalk and bonfire ordinances

City warns residents that placing boxes and goods on sidewalks and lighting bonfires are prohibited. Mayor C H Wilson will enforce the ordinances adopted earlier, with fines from one to 100 dollars for violations. Notices urge keeping sidewalks and streets clear for public use and reducing fire hazards around the square.

C. H. Wilson

Jubilee Concert Postponed Due to Mrs. Davis Illness

The jubilee concert announced for Armory Hall tomorrow evening by Mr and Mrs Geo Davis has been postponed until next week because of Mrs Davis illness. Look for a later announcement.

Armory Hall Geo. Davis Davis

Mrs Shields and Daughter Return Home From Muscatine

Mrs Shields and her daughter Mabel, who had spent two weeks visiting in Muscatine, returned home yesterday evening.

Story of a cholera infantum remedy in Bookwalter Ohio

Mrs Curtis Baker recalls aiding a neighbor's infant with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After two days the child recovered fully and remained healthy nearly a year later. She recommends the remedy and notes it has never failed. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Erman.

Curtis Baker Bookwalter Ohio Chamberlain Stewart’s Pharmacy Cook & Erman

Thirteen to Thirteen in Five Inning Eureka Game

A five inning match at Eureka yesterday afternoon between U T D Ps of Washington and Eureka ended 18 to 13. The game started late so both sides agreed to play only five frames. The lineup included U T D Ps.

Eureka Washington

Life saving use of remedy in severe dysentery case

Dr Charles H Utter of Panama Colombia recounts treating a sixteen year old girl with a severe dysentery attack. After tried medicines failed he prescribed Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. Within eight hours she improved and by one week was fully well. For sale by Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.

Charles H. Utter Panama Colombia Chamberlain Stewart’s Pharmacy Cook & Sherman

Funeral travel notice for Oxley family in Marion Iowa

The Journal reports T. J. Gillette is traveling to Marion Iowa for the funeral of his grandchild Cora Oxley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J A Oxley. Mr Oxley had just been in Marion attending the funeral of his sister Mrs Mart Scranton.

T. J. Gillette Marion Iowa Cora Oxley J. A. Oxley Mr. Oxley Mart Scranton

Yearling Steers for Sale at Crawfordsville Iowa

Thirty eight head of yearling steers, all good native Missouri cattle, for sale at Crawfordsville Iowa, at Rusa McCoy.

Missouri Crawfordsville Iowa Rusa McCoy

Weather Forecast for Iowa and Local Notes

Partly cloudy with local showers tonight and possible east central showers Thursday. Warmer east portion tonight, cooler west portion. Aug. 27 notes from Verdi and Davenport: F L Dodge on farm with W L Derby. Wm Helmick and family visiting Columbus Junction. Grant Blicks family guests in Muscatine. Walter Johnson at Winfield fair. Tom Morgan's daughter ill. Mrs H A McMillan improving. Mr and Mrs Will Hyde visiting southeast of Washington.

Washington, D. C the Evening Journal Iowa Walter Johnson Tom Morgan H. A. McMillan Will Hyde John Briley Washington

Local residents head to state fair and visits noted

Aug 27 D A Carson W J Smiley M L Olds G Funston and others departed for the state fair. Eva Easter returned to Oskaloosa. John Osmund spent Sunday in Coneville. Mrs A Kurtz of Oskaloosa visits her mother Mrs J Nichols. Nora Marr departed for Des Moines. W A Walker and wife are in Chicago buying fall goods. Chas Stewart and wife of Algona visiting here.

D. A. Carson W. J. Smiley M. L. Olds G. Funston Eva Easter Oskaloosa John Osmund Coneville A. Kurtz J. W. Nichols Nora Marr Des Moines W.A. Walker Chicago Chas Stewart Algona

Sunday School convention and locals travel notes

Aug 28 report lists attendees from here to the West Chester convention. Frank Anderson Lucy Mauthe and Carl Dunbar attend the state fair. Clara Groendycke departs for Pine Island MN for a teaching position. Mr Shull and Rev Hebener of Poweshiek County visit relatives and church partners nearby.

West Chester Frank Anderson Lucy Mauthe Carl Dunbar Clara Groendycke Pine Island Minn Mr. Shull Rev. Hebener Poweshiek County John Corpman Romig

Prohibition Convention Speakers Rally in Smouse's Hall

Yesterday at Smouse's hall the Prohibition convention featured Rev J Lackey who outlined the party platform and critiqued state office candidates. William Hay of West Chester delivered a fiery address attacking other party leaders as unchristian. John Palmer Sr spoke and in the afternoon Rev W M Howie of Lawrence Kansas spoke to an evening crowd.

Smouse’s Hall J. Lackey Wm. Hay West Chester John Palmer, Sr W. M. Howie Lawrance Kansas

Ashbys Receive Letter from Homer Aboard Buffalo

Mr and Mrs J A Y Ashby report a letter from Homer written at Gibraltar aboard the training ship Buffalo. He saw the Rock and the new 1901 guns, the ship fired twenty one gun salute to which the British replied, the African coast was visible, and the voyage from Boston took eleven days. Crew to bathe, draw pay, then proceed to Queenstown Ireland. Homer healthy and not seasick.

J. A. Y. Ashby Homer Buffalo Gibraltar Big Rock Boston Queenstown Ireland

Local social notes on visits and Old Settlers Day

Mrs J O Emmons returns from Buffalo and Cleveland. Bert Northup and wife visit his parents. Amos Mellinger and Demiah Emmons return from Burlington. Great preparations underway for Old Settlers Day to be observed here Wednesday and Thursday.

J. O. Emmons Buffalo Cleveland Bert Northup Amos Mellinger Demiah Emmons Burlington

Residents head to state fair and reflect on trips

Aug 27 lists locals traveling to the state fair including L H O Loughlin and family A Harley Calvin Bray R C Payne L Dagle J B Moore and Jas Bitting Mr and Mrs Howard Moothart return from two weeks with relatives Tina Watson ill improves Mrs M Baker arrives from Washington Car Walton family visiting J B Walton Jas Daniels return from six weeks on the Pacific coast noting no place like old Iowa Thirteen leave for state fair and twenty five delegates attend a Sabbath School convention in town.

L.H. O'Loughlin A. Harley Calvin Bray R. C. Payne L Dagle J.B. Moore Jas. Bitting Howard Moothart Alburnette Tip Watson Tina M. Baker Washington Walton Ottumwa J. B. Walton Jas. Daniels Pacific Coast Old Iowa Columbus Junction

Brighton Notes on Local Visitors and an Injury

King Cornell returns from Allerton after visiting friends. Ray Brinton comes back from Fairfield. George Dye of Rock Island, Washington, visited the city. Lee Morris was kicked by a horse last evening and sustained bruises. a doctor found no broken bones.

Brighton King Cornell Allerton Ray Brinton Fairfield George Dye Rock Island Washington Lee Morris

Piles Cure Sold With Positive Guarantee

J. H. Stewart offers a pile cure with a positive guarantee in every package. If not cured, payment is not required. Sample orders available at fifty cents.

Rector J. H. Stewart

Great Columbus Junction District Fair Promises Big Week

The Columbus Junction district fair runs from the 27th to the 30th with ten races and 500 purses. Daily attractions and amusements are planned and attendance is expected to be large.

Columbus Junction

Seats for entire ten numbers lecture course

Students must verify seats in Wilson's office at the opera house on Wednesday September 4 in the morning and after. The notice lists a single administration step with no further details.

Wilson Opera House

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