Two Weddings At North Green Street Evening
Miss Beatrice King and Oliver Miksch of Chicago wed at eight oclock in North Green street home served by Rev J B Schreckengast. The couple will reside in Chicago at 175 Howe street for now with about twelve guests attending. Also Miss Malvina Hahn of Macon Missouri married Lewis Wesley this morning at the Bentz House. Wesley is a carriage tradesman now in the city. Mothers praised Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice King
Oliver O. Miksch
Chicago
Malvina Hahn
Macon
Missouri
Lewis Wessley
Lewis Wesley
Bentz House
John Stafford
Wesley
Washington Buggy Co
Oratorical Contest Tonight At Mt Pleasant Banquet
Eight students will speak tonight at Elizabeth Hershey Hall in Mt Pleasant after a State Oratorical Association banquet. Delegates from sixteen colleges attended. Tomorrow features a business meeting and a contest to select the state's eight finalists for Des Moines next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
State Oratorical Association
Teeen
Association
Elizabeth Hershey Hall
Des Moines
Local shipments and business changes reported in Crawfordsville
C. W. Huntsberry sent two cars of stock while Thompson Bros. shipped one car. J. H. McKee bought the Wayne general store. In Richmond Mrs. J. L. Strabala traveled to Washington for her daughter Mrs. Henry Dautremont's illness. An A M W A lodge will organize here Saturday with a banquet at the Bohemian Hall afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
C. W. Huntsberry
Thompson Bros
Henry Dautremont
Ed Page and Alberson plan panta torium in Beatrice
Ed Page and Frank Alberson left for Beatrice Nebraska to start a panta torium similar to his former operation here if they locate there. A city hall fire meeting is planned next Friday for officer elections and all members are urged to attend. Local notes mention various promotions and visits including Stewart’s Pharmacy promotions and teachers meeting for Sunday School study. Burnham’s Golden Buck and Puritan cigar ads appear among local happenings.
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Ed Page
Frank Alberson
Beatrice, Ne
Beatrice
Cloyce Dougherty
Jesson
Weather Forecast for Iowa and D.C. in Early March
Special to Tus Evgenine Journ reports Iowa forecast with snow flurries east tonight then fair and warmer east portion and colder west portion. Washington area notes similar cold with Friday snow potential. Burnham's Golden Buck advertised as best cigar in town.
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Washington, D.C
Tus Evgenine Journal
Burnham
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Albert Williams & Co
SOL, Rich & CO
WM. Blair & Son
Baird & Johnson
Cash Store
M. BE. Parsonage
Mr. and
Mrs. Miksch
Howe Street
Mr. Miksch
Family Portrait Company of
J. B. Crail’s
Miss King
Scofield
Journal
Presbyterian Home Missionary Ladies’Society
Swift
North Side Square
Hahn-Wesley
Washington Carriage Factory
NAL
Stewart's
the Evening Journal
Evening Journal
East Main
Washington
Lina
W. C. Nelson
North Side
C. Smith
Simpson College
N. D. Wells
Iowa Wesleyan
Mias Frank Parker
Upper Iowa
J’. G. Robb
Parsons
Arthur Risser
Grinnell
Clara M. Bessee
Des Moines College
Geo. M. Allee
Cornell
J. B. McCook
Coe
Reson Jones
Drake
Jones
B. A. Framer
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Stewart’s Book Store
West Side
J. H.mckee
Wayne
Richmond
J. L. Stra
Bala
M. W. A. Lodge
Bohemian Hall
Nebraska
Presbyterian Sunday School
Mrs
Dougherty
Charles Ots
L Stewart
Jacob Super
Wyman
James Metzgar
Smoke Burnham
Golden Buck
E. C Briar
Brighton
McKee Sale
Meyer Ia
McKee
Meyer
MckKee
BFEF
Dixon & Co. Real Estate
Telephone
James Crawford
the Heights
Ladies Missionary Society
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
First United Presbyterian Church
Hervey Hell
The
Mothers’ Club
John McCall’s
First Ward
Second Ward
Turd
Fourth Ward
Armory
Geers
N. W. Corner
Washington, Iowa
Reaso
the Reynolds Gallery
Harwood
South Side
Notary Public
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Iowa
Hich Crade
California
Mt. Hamilton
Monarch
Tentice
J.C. Smith
Cash Grocery
Fred Riley
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Stewart
I. Miller
Commissioners of Insanity
Johnson’s
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhast, Ind
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