Local Hens and Holiday Goods Mentioned in Market Notes
Prices are right at Hobson & Gove for silverware and Christmas gifts. Travelers include John Smeltzer heading to Chattanooga for winter, Alex Montier returning to Cadiz Ohio, and Mrs. Smith and Ella to Kingwood Virginia. The Journal office promotes late style engravings and a line of Christmas items including plates and engaged cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Montier
Ed Davis
Cadiz
Ohio
Mrs. Smith
Ella
Hattie Gordon
Kingwood
Journal
Weather forecast for Iowa issued from Washington DC
Special dispatch reports the forecast for Iowa calling for generally fair weather tonight and Wednesday. The summary notes the forecast originates from Washington with updates for today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
The
Evening Journal
Iowa
Local Notes From Allen's and Nearby Trades
Several residents and visitors were in town for business or social reasons. Ed Walther visited Brighton on business. Seth Carris left for Fort Scott Kansas on business. Howard Crawford of Ainsworth was in the city. Miss Bertha Mahlon of Cotter visited the Hays home. Mrs. J W Scott visited Brighton. A fair and church dinner were announced for upcoming holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen's
Hobson & Gove
Ed Walther
Brighton
Seth Carris
Ft. Scott
Kan
Howard Crawford
Ainsworth
Hugh Teeter
D. Morrison
Crawfordsville
Winfield
Bertha Mahlon
Cotter
J. P. Hays
East Main Street
Nettie Davis
Loveland
Ohio
Christmas Cheer In Homes With Santa and Reindeer
The article notes a busy mid winter social season with many dinners and Christmas entertainments. Homes will host Xmas trees and Santa Claus visits as families gather for holiday greetings, describing Christmas as a festival of the Christian church and a valued civilizational day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Finneys Relocate To Logansport After Wedding
Mr and Mrs Bert Finney married yesterday noon leave for their new home in Logansport Indiana where Mr Finney has taken a laundry position. Also noted are gifts of calling cards offered by the Journal office. Mr and Mrs R McClanahan and daughter Rose return to Harper Kansas after a week visiting the T H Dempsey home and the eastern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ferguson
Roper
Kan
M. Stinson
Oklahoma City
John Hale
P. L. van Horn
Granite City
Frank McKay
Davenport
Rock Island
Muscatine
M. P. Miller
New York
Chicago
Leonard Smouse
Frank Wells
Fairfield
Bert Finney
Logansport
Ind
Finney
R. McClanahan
Miss Rose
Harper
T. H. Dempsey
Pratt and Sample Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Mr Ralph B. Pratt and Miss Maud Sample married today at 2 o clock by Rev Schrecken gast at the Methodist parsonage. The bride and groom hail from Winfield and will reside there where the groom runs a harness business. They were accompanied by Mrs W H Drinkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph BE. Pratt
Maud Sample
Schreckengast
Methodist
Winfield
W. H. Drinkle
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad J. H. Stewart
A playful line extols a sensible girl who uses Rocky Mountain Tea as the handsomest, mentioning an Alpine hat and a saltor brim. The attribution is to J. H. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See
J. H. Stewart
Ladies of First Presbyterian Hold Home Meeting
The ladies of the First Presbyterian church held a business meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. J. S. McCartney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the First, Presbyterian Church
J. 8. McCartney
Evening social honors visiting guests with games and luncheon
Mr and Mrs Will Wilson entertained the Old town crowd at their South C avenue home for Mr and Mrs James Walker of Rockford Illinois visitors. Guests answered questions by initials then played charades followed by a two course luncheon carnation decorations holly and assistance from Mrs L B Robinson and Miss Belle Smith. Miss Mable Morton hosted a Sunday School class gathering in southwest Washington with a musical program and instrumental numbers by Flossie Adams Blanche Nicola Marguerite Pratt Kate Nellie Meeks and Edna Klein. Nine new members were welcomed and light refreshments were served for an enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wilson
Old Town
South C Avenue
James Walker
Rockford, Ill
Mable Morton
Washington
Flossie Adams
Blanche Nicola
Marguerite Pratt
Kate
Nellie Meeks
Edna Klein
Miss Hallie Berdo Hosts Bachelor Maids Club Evening
Miss Hallie Berdo will entertain the Bachelor Maids Club at her North Iowa avenue home this evening. The young ladies missionary society of the First United Presbyterian church will hold a comfort knotting session at Miss Myrtle Palmer's home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Berdo
Bachelor Maids
North
Iowa Avenue
Young Ladies Missionary Society of
The
First United Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Palmer
P G B O Society to Meet at Mrs Slocum's Home
The P g B O society schedules a meeting this evening at the residence of Mrs. Mame Slocum on East Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.g B. O. Society
Mame Slocum
East Jefferson Street
Hoosier Daisy receives modest audience and praise
Reporters say the Hoosier Daisy performance last night was good with a leading lady of notable ability. The audience was small, reflecting the holiday season's pull toward gifts and sweets rather than theater attendance.
The Pride of Heroes Scratches Bruises Salve Ad
Soldiers from the last war praise Scratches Bruises Cuts and Stiff Joints treated with Buecklen’s Arnica Salve. It claims to cure burns scalds boils ulcers eruptions and piles. Available for 25 cents at Stewart’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buecklen
Stewart's Drug Store
Discovery cures noted in West Point man
Homer Hall of West Point Iowa credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with saving his life after a severe lung illness. He reports improved weight to 227 pounds and urges others with coughs and colds to try the remedy, priced one dollar with free bottles at Stewart s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hall
West Point
Dr. King
Stewart's
Election Ordered For Lieutenant Colonel 44th Infantry
In Armory D Washington Iowa December 22 1902 an election for Lieutenant Colonel of the 44th Infantry is ordered after the December 15 vote produced no choice. The election will be held between 7 and 9 PM at the Armory per Special Orders No 12 A G O dated Des Moines Iowa December 13 1902. DPD W Harvey Captain Commanding Company. City Bus Line notes for Frank Rogers to take orders at Hotel Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Th Infantry
Washington
44Th Infantry
Des Moines
Iowa
Frank Rogers
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John Smeltzer
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dosse
Miss Lewis Millinery Emporium
L. D. Higgins
Havre
Nicola & Campbell
JTS
the Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
East Main
Peer Inc
D. J. Norton, JR
North Side of Square
Washington, Towa
Nicola
Campbell
Undertakers
Puneral Supplies
Santa Claus
Stewart
West Side
Weather Forecast
Mrs. Mack Morrow
Johnson's
North Side
Earl Draper
Burlington
Kansas
J. W. Scott
Hrighton
Johnson's Bakery
A. Savage
H. M. Eicher
Howard White
W. L. Derby
Verdi
Julius Comper
Isenhart
Nias
Marie McJunkin
Cedar Falls
George Dempsey
Keokuk
Harvey Shannon
Relief Corps
Temple Building
First Presbyterian Church
R. M. Wilson
Bruce
William Schurr
Cora White
Epworth League
Frank Critz
Miss Stella
Riverside
City
Charles Critz
ReyvyNoL_o’s GALLERY
Claude Lemmon
Laura Ingham
Flo Taylor
George Lemon
Journal Ofice
Webb's
Smith Ave
H. FP
Ett
Tee &Itchen Girls
East Side
EF. Cowles
Northee
Call
T. B. Vogt
News Dealer
Columbia Pharmacy
Harvey Matthews
Harvey
Mr. Matthews
al Eldridge
Bob
W. Harvey
Sam E. Swick
Steck
Steck's
Weeat
A.fine
BNA No Kbron
Handkerchiers
Opera
Miss Denton
Benz
Sel Gilbert
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