Collarette Tape Sale Promises Twelve Good Items
A fragment notes tapes and twelve good Collarettes with a similar discount offer. The sparse line hints at a catalog or sale detail without full context or pricing.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1900
Page
2
A fragment notes tapes and twelve good Collarettes with a similar discount offer. The sparse line hints at a catalog or sale detail without full context or pricing.
A wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs J A McCoy unites their daughter Nellie to Sherman Wolf of southeast town with a simple noon ceremony and social reception. A separate item recounts a fire at Mrs Joel Gray’s summer house near South Washington narrowly contained by a bucket brigade. Other notes mention a Maxleton golf club gathering at Ida Roberts home, a 200 reward for information about a missing child, and local railroad and civic news including locomotive changes and postmaster Dolph’s visit.
The first come, first served sale begins at Anderson and Burroughs. The Hayes versus Goode washing case, once tried with a hung jury, has been settled privately and dismissed by the plaintiff in Folger's court. The docket shows the record today closing the litigation.
Miss Clara Neal and W L Barthelo united in marriage at the bride’s mother home at seven o’clock with Rev Clapp officiating. The couple received many beautiful presents and were surrounded by friends and relatives. Edith Chilcote visits C D Weldin’s and the young people’s society meets at T W Rickey’s with an enjoyable evening. L L Teas family move to George Haines property south of town to establish a new home. Special news from Crawfordsville dated February 1.
In Ainsworth Iowa Prof T H Barnes entertained his high school at G M Welch’s home. Miss Mary Pearson hosted a Valentine party for country friends. Mr and Mrs J M Stewart Jr returned from Ottumwa. Mrs T J Easter visits Bloomfield. Mill Fread and family moved into Henry Breed’s former house. Breed moved to Tom Anderson’s east of town. Harley Stretch visits cousin Marion Anderson. Academy Lecture Course to sell last three numbers for 100 dollars. Ed Walther W R Beamer and Robert Blair go to Columbus Junction for business.
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