Beavers Otters Cames Hair Rus tians Good Quality Items
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1899
Page
2
Fortnightly Club Annual Dinner and Parlor Farce
The Fortnightly Club held its annual dinner at the Sage home with about seventy five attendees. A parlor farce titled Bunch of Roses featured a cast including Peter Petlove and Hilda Greaves, drawing amusement from both performers and audience. Out of town guests included Frank Briggs and Laura Kerr from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage
Allen
Peter Petlove
Jas. Brookhart
Fred Smith
Hilda Greaves
Myrtie Sage
Malvina Pilkington
Kate Stichter
George Hargrove
Dr Pratt
Jessie Sage
Hise
Hrockhart
Jim
Norton
Jenkins
Social gatherings and club notes from local events
Thursday evening Miss Etta Stouffer entertained twelve friends at dinner in honor of her sister Miss Lulu of Fairfield and Miss Mallory of Creston. An annual congregational dinner at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church drew a large local attendance and featured a short literary program. The Journal promotes Olive Schreiner’s The Story of An African Farm and offers yesterday’s paper to non-subscribers. A football game between Columbus Junction and Washington is planned for New Year’s Day, with Warren Beckwith and Pollock Wallace expected to boost the Washington squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Stouffer
Lulu
Fairfield
Miss Mallory
Creston
Messrs
Chas Parkinson
W. A. White
Henry Hull
Howard Melunkin
Paul Reed
Charles Parkinson
Cora Bell
Anna Henderson
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Olive Schreiner
Columbus Junction
Washington
Warren Beckwith
Pollock Wallace
Monmouth
Battle in Kentucky Prospects of J O Blackburn Senate
Frankfort Kentucky December reports a heated battle over the United States Senate race involving J O Blackburn and anti Goebel factions. Anti Goebel Democrats offer cautious public stance while claiming strength in senate contests and possible votes to seat or unseat contested Republicans. The Iowa contest between Gear and Crimmins also features mutual confidence in victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Iowa
Gear
Crimmins
Frankfort
Blackburn
Goebel
United States
Senate
Beckham
Iowa House Speaker Race Lines Up Gear Versus Cummins
Des Moines reports the battle for Iowa House speaker centers on Gear backed Bowen versus Cummins supporter Eaton. Key pledges from Patton and others promise support for Bowen or Eaton as factions claim leverage over caucus votes. In Nebraska, Thurston says he will not seek re election but will back two Republican senators and stay active in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa House
Gear
Cummins
Gear People
D. H. Bowen
Cummins People
J. M. Anderson
Warren County
Eaton
Representative Wise
Black Hawk County
Thurston
Omaha
Neb
United States
John M.thurston
Washington
Nebraska
Ted Stuart Buys Family Meat Market Interest
Yesterday Ted Stuart bought his father R. Stuart's interest in the east side meat market and will run the shop alone with expert cutter Marett of Burlington. Ted, popular in the city, seeks patronage while Mr. Stuart Sr weighs his future, possibly staying in town. Miss Lizzie Davidson of Rock Island returned home after visiting A. J. Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Stuart
Ted
R. Stuart
East Side
Stuaart
Marett
Burlington
Mr. Stuart
Lizzie Davidson
Rock Island
A. J. Dawson’s
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