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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
8
Kalona residents Wilson and Hershberger visit Washington on business while others from Crawfords ville Ainsworth and Muscatine travel for shopping and social visits. Overcoats, dolls and Christmas items are advertised at Lemmons Pharmacy and Lyon’s. Mrs. Dausell plans winter residence with daughter F P Kendall. Adelma Leesman visits Muscatine friends before returning home.
Mrs. Lee Sands and David Peterson of Ainsworth visited Washington Saturday. Herman Twinam of Crawfordsville and T. J. Maxwell of Crawfords ville were also in Washington on business. George Statler of West Chester and Frank Gault of Crawfordsville made business trips. Naomi Clark visited Keota for the weekend with her sister.
Miss Eliaister assists at the Fair during the Christmas rush. Mrs Norris becomes assistant at Nicola a Harmog store during the holiday season. E G AnniT of Columbus City visits town for trade. Miss Nellie Loder returns to work at Ward store after a car accident. Mr and Mrs Glover Ferrill of Wyman visit Washington and Belville in Coles. Farmers Co operative Exchange listed with phone 80.
Local brief items report weekend travels and returns of residents Alvina Greiner, Nellie Ryan, Aurilla Mayhew, Ted Eggers, and others. The A E Putnam Co markets Christmas gifts such as gloves umbrellas and silks while promoting fur coats. Community notices include residence change for Ted Eggers and funeral attendances for Ben Meerdink, with several residents traveling to Muscatine and Jacksonville Florida for family reasons.
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