Weather forecast for Iowa from Washington D C
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with possibly snow flurries in the east. Warmer tonight and in the east and central portions Friday.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1903
Page
4
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with possibly snow flurries in the east. Warmer tonight and in the east and central portions Friday.
Local notes advertise oysters at Crown Cafe and seek coal business of Neiswanger. Mentions visitors W Varney from Wellman and Otto Hertel of Crawfordsville. Rev Weil from Richmond visited. bread shop Johnson praised. Uncle Si Haskins play promoted with praise for humor and local country life appeal.
Miss Elizabeth Smith died at 2:00 am at her brother Samuel Smiths home south of Dublin after a year long spinal illness. A native of the county she lived fifty four years in the area and was a Baptist church member loved by all. Surviving are brothers Joseph of West Chester and Sergei of Oklahoma. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10:30 am at Bethel church conducted by Rev. Howell of West Chester.
The funeral of John Wagner was held this morning at the family home in South Washington. Rev Schreckengast led the service with Methodist choir members singing. Pallbearers included Chas Deuel W A Cook H A Burrell Wm Blair J A Harwood and A H Wallace. Interment followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.
Brief services were held over the remains of Mrs Araminta Bongert yesterday afternoon at the family residence in Southwest Washington. Fitting remarks were made by Rey Schreckengast and the M B E choir sang. Interment in Elm Grove cemetery.
The funeral service for Mrs Elizabeth Benz will take place tomorrow at 1 PM from the residence three miles southwest of the city. Rev Schreckengast will conduct the service.
W A Turner announces a free Christmas gift of a fine large doll and doll carriage valued at 10. A ticket is given with every one dollar purchase. Displayed in the show window for viewing.
Uncle Si Haskins calls all children to attend his company event in Graham on Friday evening with a special ten cent price for kids and twenty cent admission for adults. Seats are now selling.
J B rail presents an artistic window display titled the Horn of Plenty crafted by Mr. John Jay. The exhibit showcases seasonal abundance with vibrant design elements and a handcrafted centerpiece.
Mr Wm Beamer, long time employee with the International Heater Co of Chicago, has resigned and is undecided about his next job. He asked for release a month ago. company gave him time to reconsider but he has decided to pursue other work and traveled to Muscatine to meet furnace department manager H H Kenady. The firm notes his consistent satisfaction in service and dislikes losing him.
A compilation of maxims and quotes from Button Emerson Disraeli Seiden Sheridan R. B. Sheridan Walton Thomas Jefferson and O W Holmes. The selections cover humility ignorance public ethics success and self made achievement with a mix of moral and practical insight.
Little Henry quizzes his father on ancient Roman candles and Greek fire. The exchange ends with the father growing tired of questions as they joke about old Rome and Athens in a Household Ledger item.
The item lists numerous visitors and residents from Verdi Riverside Cotter Morning Sun Richland Fairfield Keota and nearby areas. Mentions shopping for Christmas turkey, ice house construction, hotel plans, club openings and a funeral notice for Estella Eden Lone Tree.
Local applications reach the seat of disease for catarrh through internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure, taken internally, purifies blood and acts on mucous surfaces. It is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by leading physicians. Testimonials available. price 5 cents. Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
Anthony Olcott Howe, once in love with Marguerite Searle, travels east after her marriage. Years later he returns, now wealthy as Howe, and proposes to Mrs. Harding, a widow, only to discover she is Marguerite. The two renew their past bond and affirm enduring love beyond time and circumstance.
The little child of Mr and Mrs R H Coulter living east of the city is reported in a very critical condition today.
The Elliott's Business College faculty decided to have a weekly Friday morning paper read by the best shorthand scholar. The first number was read by Miss Dwin nie Rankin last Friday. Tomorrow morning's piece will be by Miss Sadie Emmons.
A brief notice identifies a passenger agent in St Levis Missouri involved in a general inquiry. Details are sparse but indicate official railroad or transit correspondence.
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