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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
8
Advert sees sale items priced at 50c 75c 25c and 30c to 1.00 across store shelves. Customers pursue discounts on seasonal goods amid promotional push and limited-time offers.
Brief items from The County News summarize community events and daily happenings in various towns. Reported notes cover local projects, meetings, and everyday activities across the county.
Miss Edith Dayton arrived from Mt. Vernon to spend the holidays at home. Ray Hulse came from Iowa City for vacation at home. Miss Tressie Coffman departs for Des Moines for Christmas with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gano of Illinois visit friends. Charles Kirkpatrick, Coe College Cedar Rapids student, returns home for holidays. Ms. J. N. Reinert spent Saturday at Sigourney.
Mrs Julia Ferguson visited Washington on a Saturday. Neighbors met Tuesday at the Will Saville home to organize a Ladies Aid society. Ode Ferguson and Otha Babb were in Ainsworth on Saturday. Tuesday evening featured Andy Gard in local happenings.
The ladies favor Lemmon's Jewelry Store for reliable quality and the newest styles. Shoppers praise the store’s selection and craftsmanship, expressing confidence in enduring pieces and fashionable designs.
About thirty-five friends and relatives gathered for Nerns thirty seventh birthday. The evening included social time and oysters. Guests departed wishing many more happy births.
Mr and Mrs W J Brown and daughter Maurene of West Chester visit relatives for the holidays. Albert Leon Cope humorist to appear at the opera house Wednesday December 23 as the second lecture course number. Miss Mina McCleary teaches near Brighton is home for holidays. Helen Ferrier spoke at United Presbyterian church on Egypt missionary work with a 40 minute talk and a reception in her honor. Mrs T W Rickey returned from Wellington Kansas. Grace Neiswanger from Washington. Chas Hebner of Washington a local business caller. Mr and Mrs M C DeLong Mrs Dan Anderson and the Misses Elva Donahey Eva Gookin and Margaret Amanda Hawthorne traveled to Washington. J Dunbar returned to Brighton after visiting his daughters. Will Williams arrived from Wyman for a day of business.
When the company that performed Uncle Rube at Rodney Farm hall on December 19 reappears they can expect another full house.
Ralph Zeck and Uncle Rube led a successful performance with other performers receiving praise. W. E. Chilcote coached the play and would have approved. Miss Margaret Reiner's music class girls also earned honors. Entertainment is wholesome and appreciated. December 18 guests Mrs. Roup Hazel and Glen visited relatives for holidays.
A number from here attended the Poultry show at Riverside today. Miss Lizzie Tice entertained a group at an eight o clock dinner Friday evening for her eighteenth birthday. Ada Allen visited her sisters at Iowa City. Jack Robinson was in town today. The high school plans an entertainment at the opera house on Saturday, December 19. The Rev J M Vankirk accompanied his wife to Des Moines for a critical operation. she is recovering nicely.
Go to D A Chalmers for Kentucky coal and order early at the Vienna. Miss Celeste Critz teaches near Haskins and spent Sunday at home. Miss Anna Bell Needham of Sigourney visits the Chas Needham home. Ralph Gibson returns from Iowa City for holidays. Miss Sue Yockey stays with her brother John Yockey. Cohn & Share pay top prices for hides furs and junk. Phone 387 Washington House.
Mrs William Miller guest of daughter Mrs Frank Schneider near Havre for six weeks, plans to depart tomorrow for Mitchell South Dakota. En route she will be with her two sons at Decorah Iowa.
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