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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
2
In spring fashion news from New York, Mohair and Parkhill fabrics dominate open hat styles with gilt accents, large flowers, and gilt berries. Voile, Toile du Nord, ginghams, and striped fabrics lead, while drop skirts, bell-shaped skirts, and tailored jackets shape current silhouettes with emphasis on fit and finish.
Miss Lula Leacox and Mr Edwin Randolph were wed at the Leacox home in Keota with over 150 guests. Rev John Lackey of Washington officiated under a floral arch with three flower girls leading the way. A reception followed at the bridegroom’s mother’s home, and the couple will reside on a farm near Keota.
Paul Reed, formerly connected with the Allen hotel in Washington, has assumed the management of the Leggett hotel. He is a popular, experienced hotelman whose skills should boost trade. Mr Beck is praised for securing such a competent manager and Reed will remain in the city.
An old fashioned carpet rag sewing contest was held at Mrs. Guthrie’s residence in South Washington. Mrs. Barnes sewed the largest ball and Mrs. Williams placed second. Attendees included Mesdames Knox Barnes Boice Donaldson Hays Williams Yockey Wolf Haines Eli Scranton Patton Taylor McHenry and Donaldson of Ames, and Misses Maxwell and Patton. A good time was enjoyed by all.
An old time promotional notice touts Rectol a pile cure with a free pile pipe with each purchase and a no cure no pay guarantee. Samples are offered free from Stewart's Pharmacy.
Dr and Mrs A S Hays relocate from the second ward to the Hither residence on Main Street, moving into the former home of B W Nicola.
In Weat Chester on Feb 15 a local cast performs The Squire's Daughter at Swift's hall to raise funds for St James school. Admission is 25 cents and all are urged to attend. Miss Alma Frahm of Davenport will visit Feb 9 to organize German classes. contact Mrs Jos Keck for details.
An invitation from WankreEN Moors Mag to Graham patrons promoting Charles B. Hanford and company performing the southern comedy drama Private John Allen. The message urges attendance to see one of the finest companies of the season and assures a pleasing show.
A promoter touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the solution for marital happiness claiming it improves general health by healing female inflammation ulcers and weakness. Dozens of wives testify to its effectiveness and say it makes weak women strong and sick women well.
A description of a narrative set in a lush landscape where a cast of players mirrors the painter’s brushwork. The text emphasizes sunshine and shadow as central to bringing the story to life and matching the creator’s vision.
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