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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1929
Page
6
Miss Fitus to visit Evelyn De Pierce. Nya Money and cough syrup advertised for colds bronchitis and flu prevention. Recommendation to use a disinfectant and bucket of the pip on the place. Weather forecast notes generally fair night and Wednesday with colder temperatures.
Mrs J Adams of Kalon visited Washington for shopping. Virle Gallagher and Swede Bramer drove to Cedar Rapids for a pleasure trip. Mrs C D Cooper of Brighton shopped in Washington. Martha Chalmers returns to Mt Pleasant after Christmas at her parents home D A and D M Chalmers. Fur buyer Dana at Gibson's Produce Saturday January 138 10.
Mrs. Mary Agnes Barrows, a longtime Washington resident and nurse, died suddenly last Saturday in Los Angeles where she had lived with her son Charles Barrows. Body to be transported to Washington for burial in Elm Grove cemetery. funeral arrangements pending. She was over seventy, a United Presbyterian member, and survived by sisters and sons.
Lewis Masson returned to Ann Arbor to spend Christmas with his mother Mrs Dora Masson. Mrs H W Darian of Wellman travelled to Washington yesterday for shopping. Chal Ford remains seriously ill with pneumonia with little change in his condition.
A society group gathered at the Joe Klop home southeast of Washington for their annual Christmas party. Guests shared a noon pot luck dinner, the afternoon Christmas exchange, games and rock, with prizes awarded for high and consolation scores.
Yesterday morning several residents returned to their Chicago work after holidays with family. Sherman and Teeter families were among those visiting relatives in Wayland and Calmar, while Goldie Sehulty and Mildred Kanth planned to resume duties in Chicago after spending time at home.
Vivian Allen of Wayland visits Washington with Mrs. Lloyd Neiswanger as A B ing his Spending the day home. Mrs. A Magdafraw of Wayland travels to Washington. Lester Long out from Brown's Tire due to influents. Mrs Willis Horton Mildred Horton and Brighton visit Washington. A large number of local buyers seek office supplies and lodgers journals this week. Phillips Helene, Oreion Patton and son Howard visit Miss Lulu Kyle in Burlington.
J A Hansaker buys HS Busby property at 1935 South Town avenue and plans to take on January 1. A car of tank age on track Wednesday offered at low price. Clarice Meek and Marguerite Wallace return to Detroit for school after Christmas with relatives in Washington.
Mrs E M Kirkpatrick and daughter Miss Allee Cedar Rapids returned to Iowa State College Ames after holidays with Dr and Mrs C A Boice. J F Woodburn and Mildred visited Cedar Rapids for Christmas with Mrs H C Bain. Mrs A J Corbin and daughters Margaret and Nita return to Des Moines with Mrs Corbin remaining until spring. Eva Denny visits Fatefield area for the day at the Kiesey home. Sevilla Bole offers gas oil tire service at Brown's Tire Shop. New 1929 Essex at Golds Garage.
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