Academy Girls Win First Ladies Basketball Game
A crowded Commercial Club Gym witnessed the season opener between the Academy and the 8. 8S. Academy prevailed 11 to 2 after a tentative start. Standout players included Mabel Buckley Lola Wells Kate Buckley Maud Brown and Lulu Slocum judged for refereeing and timekeeping with notably strong all around play from the Academy.
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Commercial Club
Washington
S. A
Academy
Buckleys
Mabel Buckley
Lola Wells
Monmouth
Darbyshire Vo Buckley Wilson
Brown Lowash Morton Wells K Rall Buckley Savage
Ira Sprouil
Earl Lewis
Lulu Slocum
Iona Shearer
Clergy Assist in Cotter Meetings and Local Visits
Rev. W. L. Saunders of the Washington circuit joins Rev. W. N. Potter for meetings in Cotter this week. Ode Ferguson of Havre and J. Q. Coder of Letts stop in for business visits. Mrs Nina Peck returns from Shenandoah to visit her mother Mrs Barbara Protzman. Mrs J. S. Jeffers and her young son arrive from Cedar Falls for a family visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stickley. Percy Protzman returns to Muscatine after seeing his mother, Mrs B Protzman. David Welleiver makes a Washington call. Mrs S. M. Miller visits sister Mrs BD Harland before returning to Des Moines.
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W. L. Saunders
Washigton
W. N. Potter
Cotter
Ode Ferguson
Havre
Nina Peck
Shenandoah
Barbara Protzman
J. G. Rowan
Washington
Jeffers
Cedar Fails
J. W. Stickley
Percy Protzman
Muscatine
B. Protzman
J. Q. Coder
Letts
David Welleiver
8. M. Miller
BD. G. Harland
Des Moines
Classified notices and advertisements from Journal page
Multiple small ads list items for sale such as a good buggy harness and lap robe plus a six horse steam wood saw. Also furnished rooms for rent with furnace heat and bath. Honey for sale at 10c per pound from J Emmons and Frank Brindley. Light Brahma cockerels advertised by Howard L McCleery. Hog butchering offered by Stuart and Son. Rentals include first floor of D M on property and five living rooms at the Journal office. Washington Iowa listings reference East Washington street and Crown Cafe areas.
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Frank Brindley
East Washington Street
Local births and visits noted in Crawfordsville
A son was born to Mr and Mrs J Thompson yesterday. Rev and Mrs Lawhill and baby from Washington are visiting Dr Niblock's home. Dr Eva Gardner has returned to Lawrence Kansas after nursing Mrs Cunningham. Mrs Cunningham improves and can sit up. Andrew Black of Gallatin Mo plans to return home after weeks with daughter Mrs Calvin Gormley. Miss Elsie Orr, formerly of Crawfordsville, wed Casper Seldman at Elyria Colorado. They will visit relatives before moving to St Joe Missouri and a new home in Kansas. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Scott Holmes today.
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J. Thompson
Lawhill
Washington
Niblock
Eva Gardner
R. O. Cunningham
Lawrence
Kansas
Cunningham
Andrew Black
Gallatin
Scott Holmes
Business Change Brings Al Fields Into Teas Shop
Al Fields formerly in the blacksmithing trade with C. C. Long has bought a half interest in the George Teas shop. The two will operate together, noted as an excellent team and capable workmen.
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al Fields
C. C. Long
George Teas
Katzenjammer Kids and Fennessy Musical Comedy at Graham
The Graham program Tuesday evening December 15 features Katzenjammer Kids Blondel and Fennessy’s Musical Comedy. The act is described as very funny and amuses many who attempt to pronounce Katzenjammer. A new joke is how to spell the word in pronunciation.
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Blondel
Fennessy
Graham
Incorporation of Washington Canadian Land Company Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Washington Canadian Land Company were filed with the recorder this afternoon. Capital stock is $150 000. Officers include President W R Jeffrey Vice President D McLaughlin and Secretary Treasurer J T Matthews.
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Recorder’s
W. R. Jeffrey
D. McLaughlin
Sec
Treas
J. IT. Matthews
Regular conclave of Cyrus Chapter No 13 R A M
Royal Arch Masons announce a regular conclave of Cyrus Chapter No 13 R A M on Friday evening December 11 1903 at 730 PM Sharp. Officers to be installed petitions to be acted upon and other important business. a large attendance is desired.
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Cyrus
Sale of first class horses at Benz Hotel barn
Saturday December 12 1903 at 2 30 p m a sale of property at the Benz Hotel barn includes a bay three year old colt weight 1300 pounds a sorrel three year old colt weight 1000 pounds and an imported Norman stallion 1750 with note that the property offered is first class and the sale should not be missed
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Benz Hotel
Local basketball squad departs for Fairfield game
The team leaves this afternoon on Rock Island number 15 for Fairfield to face the Fairfield team tonight. Home lineup includes Teeter at center Corbin and Steck forwards Shearer and Shields guards Subs Lytie Dixon Dupuis Harwood, with Sproull as referee. Will Shearer and W Long accompany the squad.
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Rock Island
Fairfield
Fairield
Teeter
Corbin
Steck
Shearer
Shields
Lytie
Dixon
Dupuis
Harwood
Sproull
Will Shearer
W. Long
Founder of Cambria Iron Works Dies in Johnstown
George 8. King founder of the Cambria Iron works and later the Cambria Steel company has died at his daughter Mrs J P Linton’s home in Johnstown Pa. He passed away from age related problems in his 95th year.
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Cambria Tron Works
Johnstown
George
King
The
Cambria Ironworks
Great Cambria Steel Company
J. P. Linton
Parlor Circus Admission At Graham Saturday Evening
Ten cent admission for all town residents to the Parlor Circus at Graham Saturday evening. Seats may be reserved when accompanied by a parent or guardian. Wm. Brown returns on the Firefly from a business trip to Oskaloosa.
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Graham
Wm. Brown
Oskaloosa
Parlor Circus Brings Novelty to Graham This Saturday
The Parlor Circus visits Graham this Saturday evening as a one of a kind novelty. Seats are on sale with 10 cents for children and 25 to 50 cents for adults depending on seating.
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Graham
Mrs. Coppock Visits City From Coppock
Mrs. J. L. Coppock of Coppock is visiting the city today, staying for a short sojourn and sightseeing downtown.
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J. L. Coppock
Coppock
Carpenter and Joiners union to elect officers
The Carpenter and Joiners union will meet next Saturday night for the election of officers. A full attendance is desired.
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Carpenter and Joiners Union
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Maple City
Baird & Son
Cash Stores
S. S. Sisters
the Academy
Academy the
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Crown Cafe
T H McClean
Deelo
J. Emmons
Washington, Iowa
Howard L. McCleery
Stuart and Son
D. M
Dr. Wertz
Crawfordsville
Incorporation of Land Company
Royal Arch Masons
Sol Rich&Co
Caha, Wampeld & Co Chienge
Duncan's Book Store
North Side
Morris
B. W. Nicola & Co
North Side Furniture Store
Edison
Thos. A. Edison
Civic Hotel
T. H. Ghilcote