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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1905

Page

5

Free Press sold to Stanley Miller of Washington Iowa

The Free Press is sold to Stanley Miller of Washington Iowa who will take possession within a week. Miller, brother of Alex Miller editor of the Washington Democrat, is a young single man with education and printing expertise. Geary county will retain a democratic paper under his ownership and operation.

Free Press Stanley Miller Washington Iowa Miller Alex Miller Washington, Iowa Geary County

Coal investment urged amid mine trouble risk

A market advisory urges investing in coal now as prices may rise before spring if mines face disruption. The warning notes potential supply issues and higher costs for buyers awaiting demand.

Local notes on shops people and travels from city paper

Miss Teresa Swift nurse graduate. Commerce ads list pies cakes cookies at Johnson's Vienna bakery fresh bread dough nuts pies. Roy Stichter sells Gunther's candies and East Side restaurant. Mrs Henderson visiting then moving to Muscatine for medical practice. Several residents travel to Des Moines Davenport Chicago for shopping and visits.

Vienna Richard Hughes Columbus Junction Roy Y. Stichter Gunther Roy East Side

New Baptist Church Dedicated in Shenandoah Iowa

A new Baptist church costing 24000 was dedicated Sunday by Rev. Myron W. Hayes of Seattle who traveled across the continent for the service. The pressed brick edifice will seat a thousand, and 6000 was raised by the audience to complete payments before the dedication.

Shenandoah Iowa Myron W. Hayes Seattle

A Certain Cure for Croup Advised for Quick Relief

A 19th century note asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable, long used cure for croup. Mr. M. F. Compton of Market Texas testifies to its prompt relief in severe cases. The remedy is advertised as sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.

M. F. Compton Market, Texas Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman

People and Places Around town Dec 19

C R Long of Pittsburg arrives to visit sister Mrs T W Will. J T Matthews of Washington visits his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Matthews. Rev A S Bailey returns from West Chester after assisting in services. Mrs J M Acheson and two children of Savanna Indiana visit Washington relatives. Mr Hartwick of Paris visits daughter Mrs Harry Pearson. Nev A B Smith of Ottoman brings a baby boy for adoption at the children's home finding institution to Mr and Mrs W A Chapel.

C. R. Long Pittsburg T. &. Will J.T. Matthews Washington Samuel Matthews A. S. Bailey West Chester J. M. Acheson Savanna Hartwick Paris Harry Pearson Nev A. B. Smith Ottoman W. A. Chape

Local social notes from December visit and family care

Mrs J B Carter remains seriously ill. Mrs Abe Bowen visited Deep River relatives. Mrs Godrove and baby travel to Missouri for holidays. Mrs CC Gardner helps care for ill father B F Tipton in Lexington. Dr Craver and wife visit Dr Gardner home. sisters. Mr and Mrs FE Nichols and Miss Naomi Stewart visited Joe Romine home Sunday.

J. B. Carter Abe Bowen Deep River Squires FE. J. Nichols Naomi Stewart Joe Romine

Wedding Attendance and Local Visits Highlight Crawfordsville Notes

Sunday dedication of the Presbyterian church is noted. Mrs. Glaze of Washington traveled Monday evening to attend granddaughter Irene Glaze’s wedding. Mrs. Hannah Emmons visited her son and daughter in Iowa City. Christmas entertainment timing is expected soon. Mrs. Maggie Hay and her son are at Thomas Harding's for the time being.

Crawfordsville Glaze Washington Irene Glaze Hannah Emmons Iowa City Maggie Hay Thomas Harding

Principal Resigns as Anton Departs This Friday

Mr. Anton resigns from the principalship effective this coming Friday. W. H. Montgomery will fill the vacancy, beginning duties on January 2, 1906. The notice lists various social visits and family health updates including tonsillitis, homebound residents, and local helpers.

Anton W. H. Montgomery Frank Friese Chittum Riverside Friends D. J. Brennan Joe Dawn

Lechner Relocates with Family in Burlington Section Crew

George Lechner, section foreman on the Burlington at this place, has moved his family and is continuing work with the railroad. Neighbors report a quiet departure and plans to settle in a nearby town.

George Lechner Burlington

Local Travelers Stop In For Day On South Road

Household goods moved to Elrick Junction as K. J. Collins of Burlington swaps roles on the road. John Taylor of Washington checks on business here. W. A. Harper travels to Fairfield on business. Will McClean of Washington visits for the day. J. H. Armstrong spent yesterday at the Joseph Porter home in Wyman. Roll Johnson of Columbus City on business here. Chas Batley and Chas Saling of Washington visit Crawfordsville today.

Elrick Junction K. J. Collins Burlington John Taylor Washington W. A. Harper Fairfield Will McClean J. H. Armstrong Joseph Porter Wyman Roll Johnson Columbus City Chas, Batley Chas

Relatives and visitors gather in town for holidays

Mrs Wm Menefee and daughter Dorothy of Wapello visit kin here. Mrs Bruce Moore and son Lyle of West Chester spend Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lee Morris leave for Coffeyville Kansas for the winter. Bert Dillon visits Washington. Frank McKato arrives from there. Vernon Sigler of Wellman visits friends. Mrs R G Sands of Ainsworth shops in the city. Mrs Jos Link’s condition worsens. Mrs John S Green and babies arrive from Keota for a Joan Simpson home visit. Children five and under to receive Christmas presents at the New Store Thursday. Souvenir postal cards for Christmas urged. Melitoney Drug Co. Mrs S M Martin to visit from Portland. Mrs Alice Harbison departs for Burlington. Chas Stevenson returns to Minneapolis. undergoing treatment for sciatic rheumatism.

Wm. Menefee Dorothy Wapello Bruce Moore Lyle West Chester Lee Morris Coffeyville Kansas Bert Dillon Washington Frank McKato Jos Link John S. Green Keota Joan Simpson S. M. Martin Portland Ore B. Matthews Alice Harbison J. Adams Burlington Chas. Stevenson Menapolis Stevenson

Public Farm Auction Near Washington and Riverside

Auctioneer Chas Brown offers a public sale at the Thomas Kootek farm in Jackson township on Thursday December 21 1905 at 10 a m. The listing includes 10 horses 14 head of cattle 30 hogs farm equipment and 2 000 3 000 bushels of corn plus hay and straw. Terms: ten months on sums over 10 cash under 10 bankable notes with 6 percent discount on larger sums and 7 percent interest on overdue notes. T J Harvey owner with lunch on site.

Chas. Brown Reidence Jackson Township Kown Kootek Farm Washington Wiles Riverside Poland China T. J. Harvey

Skates Ground at Groen Dycke Opposite Opera House

A local notice announces plans to open a storage room in the Donovan building with reasonable prices. Orders can be left at Conner and Schilling grocery store. Seats for the home talent minstrel show Christmas night go on sale at 25 35 and 50 cents.

Donovan Conner & Schilling L. H. O'Loughlin

Electric Bitters Prove Cure for Chronic Ailments

W Hoffman of Harper Wash credits Electric Bitters with curing seven years of stomach and liver trouble after a bitter battle. He praises the remedy and urges others to use it. Sold with a guarantee by J H Stewart Druggist at 50 cents a bottle.

Gee W. Hoffman Harper, Wash J. H. Stewart Druggist

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