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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
3
Local notices list visits and travel across towns
Several residents and visitors are noted throughout the region. George Howe and T E Brown traveled to Ainsworth. Arthur Chalmers of Havre visited the city. Rev E W Sage attended revival meetings in Coneville. Mrs Wilson Dougherty and Mrs JL McKeery returned from Wyman. Mr and Mrs Henry Humm went to Muscatine to see their daughter. J E Gunder and wife came home from Bloomfield and Ottumwa. Mrs Lew Davenport traveled from Oskaloosa to Montpelier to visit her parents. Miss Mary Hughes attended a Pleasant Plain teachers meeting. Prof R E Daugherty also attended. Mrs Ben Henderson of Chicago arrived to visit Mrs H F Steck. Toys promoted at W A Turner's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hughes
Pleasant Plain
R E Daugherty
Academy
Ben Henderson
Chicago
H F. Steck
W. A. Turner
West Side
Colenso Hotel Shoe Shining Parlors
Dave Keltner proprietor praises good work done at Colenso Hotel shoe shining parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colenso Hotel
Dave Keltner
Henry R Cowles Regiment Elects Officers for New Year
The Henry R Cowles Regiment No 28 of the Union Veterans Union elected officers for the coming year led by S A White James W Scott John Ferguson Dennis Brown and F M Crawford with Bee We OE h6 64s aidan eee uch and a Chancellor Anna Houdek Vice Chancellor Wee WN i eK Chaplain Treasurer and Recorder other officers listed including Sentinel Dr Hay and Stewart and Med Exra Geo Stewart. A guest O Turpipseed from Kansas arrived with relatives. Also noting shoe shining parlor near Washington National Bank and Allen’s candy shop opening plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Cowles
Union Veterans Union
S. A. White
James W. Scott
John
Ferguson Dennis Brown
F. M. Crawford
Aidan Eee
Uch
M. Hid
Cee
Anna Houdek
Wee
Pas
eCis
Isk
Ice
Cs Evko
Ics
Hay and
Stewart
Med
Exra
Geo. Stewart
Er Ee
Conditions in Southern Alabama From George Anderson Letter
George Anderson describes Evergreen Alabama and Southern conditions in a letter written after moving south for health. He notes a warm climate, pine and water oak trees year round, dining on biscuits and bacon, and cotton farms. He sketches daily life including timbered land, oxen and mules, limited sidewalks, rough highways, and wary relations with Black residents he terms darkies and diggers. He mentions a recent fire destroying two businesses, the city engine used to fight it, and his plan to take photographs of locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Anderson
South
Alabama
Evergreen
Birmingham
Montgomery
Darkiea
Geo
OC Anderson
Weather Outlook for Iowa Today and Tomorrow
Special to The Evening Journal reports a threatening night and Sunday with possible showers or snow flurries across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinaron
D. C
The
Evening Journal
Iowa
Magazine Subscriptions Offer From Vogt News Dealer
An old advertisement lists subscriptions for Popular Magazines including Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly and Cosmopolitan. It notes prices such as 3.00 for a bundle and mentions substitutions like New England Magazine. The notice is from Vogt at the Columbia Pharmacy office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success
Review of Reviews
New England Magazine
Frank Leslie
Popular Monthly
Cosmopolitan
The
Household
T. B. Vogt
Columbia Pharmacy
Local notes and ads from a city page
Daily items include Tom Chilcote going to Brighton Cop pock and Wayland, L. D. Higgins returning from Fort Scott, Miss Grace Stewart and Miss Dougdale visiting, W. C. Linton in Ottumwa for Banker's Life work, J. B. Crooks back from Chicago livestock show, and an ad for Rocky Mountain Tea at Stewart's.
The Newport Leader Promotes Holiday Photo Service
Be llas announces latest style photo and Christmas mounts at The Newport. Bring the baby for the new Baby Poser. Big fall trade rests on honest work and prompt delivery. The motto promises the best for the least money and timely photo finishing for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llas
Newport
Local Notes From Town With Arrivals and Real Estate Change
Local notices detail arrivals and visits including Jas. Graham from Wyman and Chas Weldin to Crawfordsville. Harry Ferguson returns from Kansas City and Miss Nina Isephart helps at Dell H. Duncan’s store. Sam McCleery sells a 200 acre farm north of the city for 105 per acre to George L Duke of Reed Illinois. The notice also states non liability for debts of subcontractors without signed orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Weldin
Oskaloosa
Crawfordsville
Harry Ferguson
Kansas City
Nina Isephart
Dell H. Duncan
Nate Jones
The
Washington Bogey Company
Sam McCleery
City
George L Duke
Reed
Henderson County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfred Dolge
Albert Williams
Aina
Will
Dougherty Bros
Dres
West Side Clothiers
China
Burley & Tyrrell
Parrish Savings Bank
South Side Square
Buffalo
Kho Kid
Mannish Street Boot
IEEK
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Washington
East Main ST
Aaron
Stewart’s
Smoke Ching
Schigar Mr
Arthur Chalmers
Havre
E W. Sage
Coneville
Lemmon & Lewis
Wilson Dougherty
JL. McKeery
Wyman
Mrs. Henry Humm
Muscatine
J. E Gunder
Bloomfield
Ottumwa
Lew Davenport
Montpelier
Coal
HM Good Stock
Harry Hale
Sigourney
Edward Schumann
Jacob
Saxony
Edward
Clara Fleischer
New York
Antwerp
Red Star
Friesland
Lisle Morehouse
Harwood
South Side
Court of Honor Officers
Allen's
O. Turpipseed
Kansas
Washington National Bank
Eugene Lindsey
Frank Neal
Link Hall
Eldora
D. C. Kilgore
West Chester
Cunningham Re
Allen
DR. A. &. Hays
Evergreen, Alabama
George
Weather Forecast
Cnet Ees Eee Ee Eee
Ete Ee
Christmas
the Reynolds Gallery
Tom Chilcote
Brighton Coppock
Wayland
L. D. Higgins
Fort Scott
Kaw
Grace Stewart
Keota
Dougdale
Mt. Pleasant
W.cc. L’nton
O'tumwa
J. B. Crooks
Atlanta Constitution
Stewart's
Foley
Steck
TF. Steck
Ric
Iime
Steck’s
Allen's Jas
Graham
Mae Ross
Mary Hunter
A. L. Morgan
Des Moines
Lute M. Wilcox
Field and Farm
Denver
Colo
W A. Stiles
Shay Battenburg
Rin Lenya, Sra
Wester Trab
Speneha
Lal
Yale Wuffiers
Wandaanal
Yeewwe
J. B. Crail’s
Square i
Washington, Lowa
Limburger
J.C. Smith
Cash Grocery
Cardus
Aren
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