Weather forecast for Iowa
Special to the Evening Journal reports fair conditions in Iowa for tonight and Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
5
Special to the Evening Journal reports fair conditions in Iowa for tonight and Tuesday.
Mr Cole will sing tonight at the Star. Miss Mollie Cherry assisted today at the McCall millinery emporium. Miss Violet Jones is clerking at the W A Turner store during the holidays. No seats after 7 on Christmas night for Home Tal ent vaudeville. All special orders given best attention at the Vienna. Fred Spalding arrived this morning from Ainsworth and visited town.
Miss Ruth Drage is seen at the Snouffer and Go dry goods store during the cannionne rush. Miss Nena Wilson arrived Saturday evening from Brighton for a two weeks’ vacation at home.
Roy Y. Stichter promotes choice candies including Gunther's bonbons and homemade sweets made with top materials. Foley's Orino Laxative claims to cure chronic constipation, stimulate the liver, and regulate the bowels naturally. Lemmon's pharmacy is listed among suppliers.
A benighted water wanders at night and sees a spectral form that turns out to be a Bryan guidepost. The piece frames the guidepost as a moral beacon guiding voters away from superstition and toward prudent political choice. Hanley’s Political Primer is advertised for sale with bulk pricing and mail-order options.
The Merry Widows enjoyed a Friday outing at Mrs. 8S. K Statler’s home near West Chester. They departed by morning train and returned by evening. A sumptuous noon dinner highlighted the day. Miss Mary Gibson hosted Saturday night fun at her West Jefferson Street home with games and refreshments.
The Second United Presbyterian church will host a farewell reception for Miss Rose Mintier in the church parlors after the evening meeting on Wednesday. Mintier departs soon to resume work in Egypt.
Miss Anna Dawson entertained friends at a 1 PM Saturday luncheon at her East Jefferson Street home. Five guests were seated including Mrs. Carl Roberts and the Misses Cora Porter Ida Roberts Stena Hansen and Ella Dawson with holiday decorations and Christmas themed place cards. It was a very pleasant affair.
Miss Mintier expects to sail from Boston on January 2 for Tanta Egypt. The invitation invites friends to a reception in Miss Rose Mintier’s honor after Wednesday prayer meeting at the Second United Presbyterian Church.
The original Mason and Mason present Rudolph and Adolph in the sixth season farce with new costumes electrical effects and color displays. Twenty performers including Hines and Remington join the cast for the December 29 engagement.
The W. H. Warner family held a social gathering at the east Washington home with six of thirteen children present. The couple celebrate their forty third wedding anniversary on Christmas Day as son Rush Warner heads to Alaska tomorrow. A bountiful turkey dinner followed noon, with many Warner relatives attending and a variety of cakes. Mrs Roy MacGugin and two sons plan to leave for Pueblo Colorado after their stay, with Mrs R L McGugin accompanying them to Ft. Madison.
After visiting at the Thomas Craig home in this city for a few days, Mrs. Dill and her daughter Miss Nellie left for their Columbus Junction home this morning.
William Galloway of the northeast district broke his ankle after his foot was caught in a road drag on Saturday afternoon. He drove home despite severe pain, and the injury will likely confine him indoors for Christmas Day.
The Academy voice department will present a chapel recital Tuesday evening December 22 directed by voice teacher Vera Maude Peck. Students perform list includes Eva Crone Pearl Gardner Bernice Mangold J K Hallquist Sylvia Baker Thomas Brookhart Ruth Knupp Stella Meek Leta Whiting Gladys Varner J B E Hallquist Ethel Waters Gladys Warner and Eva Crone with violin obligato and references to a sermon making a strong impression.
The St James church members heard a fine sermon at 10 yesterday forenoon. Rev C J Donahue vice president of St Ambrose college Davenport chose John the Baptist as his text and delivered it in a forceful manner.
B S Ratcliff visits Brighton while Vienna bakery touts candied cherries and pineapple. Palace bakery promotes a winner sandwich loaf. Miss Edith Chilcote from Chicago visits relatives in the city. Cary Brown Miles Foster of Haskins visit on Saturday. Master Scott, the boy with the big voice, headlines Home Talent on Christmas night. CITY 80S LINE call to order from Frank Rogers with address and phone details.
A claim compares passing counterfeit money to substituting an unknown worthless remedy for Foley's Honey and Tar. The ad notes Lemmon's Pharmacy as the seller and positions the cough remedy as a cure for obstinate coughs and lung healing.
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