Christmas Poultry and Oysters At Stuart's Market
A Merry Christmas note from Stuart's Meat Market promotes dressed turkeys geese ducks and chickens plus a large supply of Baltimore oysters. Located at Northwest Corner of the Square.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
3
A Merry Christmas note from Stuart's Meat Market promotes dressed turkeys geese ducks and chickens plus a large supply of Baltimore oysters. Located at Northwest Corner of the Square.
A local deal offers 100 sheets of popular music at special weekly pricing. Individually 30 to 60 cents, but this week the set is offered at 15 cents each or 2 for 25 cents. Austin and Maass operate in Washington Iowa.
A line of Edison phonographs and popular records promoted for holiday trade. The ad invites customers to call and listen, notes a full line of Cleveland lamps, and mentions secondhand goods. Also advertising bon bon boxes, Christmas calling cards, and shoe shining parlors at Colenso Hotel with Dave Keltner proprietor.
Special to The Evening Journal presents the Iowa forecast for today and tomorrow. Fair tonight with warmer west portion. Friday brings increasing cloudiness with possible rain or snow in the southwest portion.
Verdi visitor Mrs. T. B. McMillan, arrivals from West Chester, and multiple city shoppers fill a bustling local page. Retail ads from Hobson and Gove promote guaranteed quality while Duncan’s sells holly and candy kitchens thrill Christmas shoppers.
Mrs. D J Norton Jr departs this evening for Chicago and will be away about three weeks. The item lists several local people traveling, visiting relatives, or returning home from recent trips, including J J Hanley Kinross, P d Hanley, Guy Kipley Reno, and others.
At a Monday night board meeting the Chautauqua organizers selected the Townsley and Jugenheimer lands just north of the old fair grounds for the event citing ample camping facilities. In the Dunlap murder case at Aledo testimony included a poison register from Craig drug store showing an erasure and an uncle who owns the store may have bought strychnine to kill squirrels. The state pressed a motive claim, suggesting Miss Dunlap poisoned Miss Dool to land a position at the Felix dry goods store. Maynard Marquis testified she took candy from the sack Dunlap handed her. Prosecution is nearly done. defense witnesses will follow.
The Slayton Ladies Symphony Orchestra plays Saturday evening in Graham as the third lecture course event. Doors open at 7 pm with the performance starting at 8:40 pm. Ticket exchanges are not allowed. single or season tickets available from C. H. Wilson at Wilson Hardware store.
The Young People’s Christian Union of the First United Presbyterian church held a post prayers meeting business session and elected officers for the upcoming year. President Miss Willa McCullough stands alongside Vice President D L Baird Secretary Miss Flo Purvis and Treasurer Cloyce Beard.
Via Burlington Route one and one third fare for round trip. Minimum rate zero. Tickets sold December fourth, two and May and January first, good to return January second, 1903. Distance two hundred miles from selling point. O7-101.
When fuel is scarce and prices rise, consider Johnson the baker. Mr. Jobson makes goods in large quantities and can supply bakery items cheaper than you can. All his goods are guaranteed as good as homemade. Trade with Johnson. You will be wise if you do.
The Garfield Beacon notes a furnace sale listing labeled for sale by 60 12 John Shields and Son.
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