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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
5
Classified note from Ashby listing wants to rent houses. Provides phone contact. Short ad style with minimal details.
Miss Teresa Swift, graduate nurse, and Tom Davis among locals in Vienna as Christmas preparations begin. Shoppers urged to view McElhinney’s wall paper ads before month end. Keck Flora Co displays more ferns, Lombardo to serve a thirty pound turkey at Hotel Cafe.
Local event listings promote a Christmas night minstrel show with merchandise like sleighs and cakes, tickets selling fast, and end men Brady Cowger and Frank Shearer highlighted. The notice notes a strict 8 20 curtain, no one seated during a number, and assurances of nonobjectionable material.
The piece notes that some people still seek anonymous Christmas orders and gifts including coats to share cheer for those not well off. It emphasizes secrecy in gift giving during the holiday season.
Mrs W G Brooke visited Iowa City Wednesday evening. M Keck of Washington was a town caller. Mrs Sarah Page and daughter Mrs Anson Small of Richmond visited the Wm Small family Wednesday. John A Yoder went to Iowa county to buy horses. Grandma Hasty broke her hip but is resting and recovering. F E Skola was a business visitor in Washington. Join Durst returned from Des Moines. Don Mehaffey sold his barber shop at Wayland and moved back to Kalona Gatherers.
Dec 22 notes Cedar Falls students Cleo and Margaret Turbott are home for holidays. KE H House made a brief Washington visit. Stephens Bros and others killed a fox after tracking it all morning. Mrs Lloyd Hartwick traveled to Washington to visit the Wm Ross home. Fr Hi Davis returned from Chicago. Car Long and Mrs Chas McCreedy also headed to Washington. S J Cocklin was called to Washington due to his father D B Cocklin’s illness.
Dec 22 notices list Mrs N and others visiting from Washington and Iowa. Ed and family in Farmington, John Holmes buys Kelsey interest in restaurant, Prof Weber to Wapello, Frank Rickey to celebrate Christmas, Will Harper from Fairfield. Church services scheduled: Methodist morning and evening, Presbyterian 10 11 6:30 7:15 with topics, no Andten service.
Press Figgins hauled tire from Wellman Wednesday. Wyatt and Lloyd Helwick have gone to Kremlin Okla to visit Rathmer families. Harry Bishop and Mies Car were married Wednesday evening at the Wilkies home in Washington. Christmas oyster supper planned at Newton Noacker home. H O Loughlin and daughter with Ruth Rittenhouse visited DD H Rittenhouse home Tuesday. Will Palmer sold hogs Thursday. Mrs Will Gibson visited Washington Wednesday. Mrs Elmer Brimhall visits mother Mrs Hogue at Kirkwood. Mrs Byer and Grace Washington visitors Thursday.
December notes list D O Davison sawing wood for John Tucker and Prof Ogden hosting a Eureka singing class. Mrs Eva Davison and others plan Christmas tree purchase in Washington. Earl Nicola birthday surprise and a county big sale led by Grosscup Bros January 2. Auctioneers are Childs Son Illinois and Teeter Lathrop. Myrtle Ewing from Washington attended Nicola party. Alice Snider visiting the Wil home in Washington.
The M E s hold a Christmas tree event on Saturday night at MO. Mrs Chas Maps of Kalona visits family nearby. Riverside primary children receive a Christmas tree this afternoon. Catholic ladies plan a bazaar for December 27 28 29. Glen Alcorn and Karl Cress return from Iowa City for holidays. Frank Brown from Western College also home for holidays. Rank Brown and Chester Stotts were in Washington yesterday.
Dec 22 reports Mrs. Al Augustine improving. Buns Booth delivered hogs locally. Mr Sadier and son Everett left for Greene County to visit relatives. Mrs Bertha Ross of Washington visits relatives before moving to Valley Junction.
No Journal will be published on Monday Christmas Day as a day of rest. The post office opens in the forenoon until 12 o'clock and city carriers perform morning mail delivery before delivering at the post office until noon.
E R Kahn and RH O Green traveled to Missouri on the 19th. Longer and family visited Panhandle Texas and Oklahoma. Carl Herring and wife spent Sunday with Clay Humston. A surprise party occurred for Karl Nicola on the 19th. Jim and Mrs. Herring visited their daughter Mrs. Clay Humston. Jesse Benz will run the Verdi store during Mr. Green's absence. Mr. Jenkins is sawing wood today. Mrs. Clay Humston was a Washington visitor Tuesday the 14th.
I express sincere thanks to the many kind friends who supported me and my family during the illness of my late wife Joe Link. Their kindness and attentiveness are gratefully remembered.
Local merchants Wells and McCulley advertise an exceptional selection of Christmas turkeys described as large and fat along with sizable oysters to attract shoppers during the holiday season.
Notice calls every member to be at the opera house promptly at 8 30 for a rehearsal. It also notes free Christmas trees for those unable to buy one at Dunecan's with others paying ten cents.
In Kalona on December 21, Gib Bailey is reported to be in town for a brief appearance. Local residents note his routine stops and expected meet with fans at a casual gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jackson with children and Mrs. Chas Meyers and daughters Frances and Cilara depart for their old home in Lincoln Illinois to spend a couple of weeks visiting numerous relatives and friends.
Koottnerus boys win by 7 pins over Commercial club at Hoyle Koottneris alleys. Knottnerus lineup includes Little Cy Y man Knotterus Thompson Varner while Commercial club features Hull Crooks Wilson Cunningham and McCulley. Wilson leads with 212, Little 200, McCulley 199.
Stewart's Book Store lists blank books memorandums calendars and Peloubet notes and diaries for sale. Local shoppers can browse a selection of appointment calendars diaries and blank ledgers.
Local arrivals and visits fill the day as Mrs Miller and Mrs Kracaw depart for holidays. New songs are promoted for Christmas night and bankers advertise a savings account opening with one dollar to earn four percent interest twice yearly.
Local page notes K G Norton traveling to Muscatine this morning and Harold McWilliams returning home from Iowa City for the holiday break. The program promises six men in the Christmas night minstrel, led by Ralph Livingston with Lawson Fisher Lloyd Neal Philip Crail Everett Shearer and Frank Shearer contributing performances. Everbody Works but father’ is highlighted as a highlight for admission.
Large display of books and book-related items is described as complete lines of various useful articles for presentational use. The listing emphasizes extensive stock and broad assortment suitable for presentation.
S J Cocklin returned to Ainsworth this morning from an overnight visit at home due to his father's illness.
Mrs. A. A. Sandy travels to Harvey to spend Christmas at the home of her parents. She is accompanied by Clarence and Victor Sandy who will stay with their grandparents during the holiday break.
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