Safe-Gasoline Engine 346 Horsepower Offer
Classified note advertises a Safe-Gasoline engine rated at 346 horsepower for sale with contact phone number 322 58-36.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1906
Page
5
Classified note advertises a Safe-Gasoline engine rated at 346 horsepower for sale with contact phone number 322 58-36.
The annual two week short course on stock and grain judging at the State College runs through January 12 and expands to include home economics horticulture hut making and dairy work. It features strengthened judging equipment a special class for newcomers and advanced classes for returning attendees. Noted speakers from Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois and Michigan address topics on dairy and orchard management and cold storage with room and board available for women students. The event includes lectures by Dr Hoard James Robertson and others with domestic science staff aiding.
H M ms and wife Henrietta Pa state a miraculous recovery for their child once deemed incurable with eczema after using Electric Bitters. They credit the tonic with cleansing the blood and boosting the body, noting a complete recovery after seven bottles. Available at Stew's drug store for 50c and 1.00.
Mrs. Frank Mayhew of Havre visited her parents the Libes last week. Mrs. John Green and her children and Miss Cora Erwin visit relatives in Keota. Mrs. Geo Fetters visits her son Ralph near Washington. George Garnet of Dutch Creek in the area last week. Miss Susie Johnson returns from Washington. Mrs. Wm Libe stays with her ill sister Mrs. Ralph Fetters. Walnut Literary society held a crowd praised program last Friday but aims for a better one in two weeks. No meeting this week due to a pie social at the school house Friday evening. James Farrier on the sick list.
Dec 17 Mrs Andrew Peterson on sick list and visit by Ira Rathme. Frank Bennet of Udell Iowa visits friends this week. Peterson hosts annual oyster supper after corn husking. Carkoff from Richland visited last Thursday. Joan Mangold performs at the cheese factory Saturday night with a large crowd and lively music. Mrs Roberts from near Keota visits sister Mrs Schuman. Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor of Verdi attend church in New Haven Sunday.
Dr W L Bierring of Iowa City was summoned to confer with local physicians on E M Funston’s condition. He was accompanied by Clarence Olson. Funston shows little if any improvement and is slightly brighter.
At a Sunday afternoon meeting the Baptist group elected Rev W A Nelson of Brayton Iowa as pastor for the coming year. His wife and son will move in a few days. Minnie and Emma Pebler traveled to Washington yesterday. Balderson and Oberlin Spalding returned home near Pleasant Plains after visiting the E M Funston residence. A social evening occurred at the W F Gardner home. Rev W R Sawhill of Washington arrived to assist in U P church meetings this week.
Miss Kate Burris and cousin arrived back in Washington last night after a visit here. Mrs. John Clemens and son leave tonight for three weeks in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Green and children of Omaha return to Washington this morning after visiting the R. S. White home.
Fresh salted peanuts and almonds greet shoppers at the Vienna while hot rolls tempt for supper. The sale of bankrupt stock ends tomorrow at C. B. Miller's with 75 percent discounts promised. Stewart's book store promotes a wide Christmas line and low prices, with Allegreti chocolates from T. B. Vogt and other gifts.
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut says he tried kidney remedies and doctors before Foley's Kidney Cure. After two bottles he improved and five bottles cured him enabling a strict life insurance examination. The ad claims Foley's treats back ache and all kidney and bladder troubles and is sold by all druggists.
John Ingham and son with cattle shipments leave Titus for Chicago. James McCreedy ships a road from here. Commercial Club members plan basketball games including a match with Muscatine Y M A All Stars. Dr C W Stewart travels to Iowa City on business. Will E Chilcote heads to Burlington. Lemmon's Jewelry promotes ladies toilet sets as Christmas gifts.
Iowa farmers are urged to write for particulars of Mercer County Missouri improved farms offered by J. B. Evans & Co. of Princeton Missouri. The firm promises to provide what buyers want and invites correspondence.
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