Local notices and personal notes from Ainsworth area
Multiple brief items on local people: Win Smouse & Co. dry wood orders and buys, J D Daniels for work, Colenso Hotel shoe parlor, and various people traveling or visiting Des Moines, Chicago, and other towns. Mentions of school transfers, academy studies, church visits, and community events including a rummage sale plan by the Womans Relief Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Smouse & Co
Toot Colenso
Dave Keltner
Good
McClure Presses Reach for More Editions in New York
McClure Phillips & Co. reports strong demand for its books with last spring’s issue nearing a record. The firm’s publications are moving into higher editions as presses keep up with demand, signaling that readers judge a book by its reading and the public shows confidence in the McClure line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McClure, Phillips & Co
McClure
Phillips
The Hottest Coon in Dixie Comedy Tonight
A lively stage bill promises songs dances and specialties in a splendid comedy. The show features late songs and dances with a charismatic lead as patrons are urged to attend tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Hugh Teeter Opens Second Hand Store Nearby
Hugh Teeter plans a new second hand store at a location one door south of the Washington Buggy Company. Sellers and buyers are advised to visit the new shop for goods for sale or purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Teeter
Washington Buggy Company
Two Men Appeared on Assault Charge in City Court
Gladson and a companion from Flick Johnson camp east of the city faced Justice McCall charged with assault with intent to do great bodily injury. Prosecutor M. b. Lawless testified but the case was dismissed for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladson
Flick & Johnson
Union Services Schedule Across Churches This Week
City ministers will lead services each night this week except Saturday. Rev L P D Young returns as pastor. Rev Mr Schreckengast conducts tonight at 7 30. Union services unite First and Second United Presbyterian and Covenanter churches with locations rotating Monday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. PD. Young
Schreckengast
First
Second United Presbyterian
Covenanter
Iceman and Rich Suitor Vie for Love in Parlor
In a parlor scene from Tribune prose, two suitors clash over a wealthy daughter. The poorer man declares his time will come while the iceman reveals the heroine’s fearsome secret as she enters crying. The heated exchange ends with the iceman's identity exposed.
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Tribune
Moriarity Appointed To Represent Woodman Accident Assn
M. J. Moriarity of north of the city is named to represent the Woodman Accident Association of Lincoln Nebraska. The association issued 75 450 certificates on Dec 11 with benefits paid totaling 384 000 and a surplus of 25 000 invested. James Adkinson draws 12 per week in the association. He was injured Monday and hurt Wednesday, Mr and Mrs L K Higgins depart for Ft Scott and Parsons Kansas tonight. Mrs Higgins will visit Council Grove. Carl Higgins travels to resume his schooling. Coal stove deals offered at Hugh Teeter second hand store one door south of Washington Buggy Co. Bargains for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iverson
Brighton
Klass
Josephine Babcock
Maud Reeves
Mr. Pleasant
Charles Dyche
James Boyd
Coneville
Bert Dixon
Western Military Academy
Alton
John W. Campbell
New York
New East Side
Rocky Mountain
J. H Stewart
Ruth Cunningham
Kansas City
Edith Wilson
Verne Ashby
Sigourney
George Rupp
Avoca
John
East Second Street
H. L .Neuzit
Benz
Keotah
Mr. McCarthy
Davenport
McCarthy Stone Co
Fairfield
J. A. Sakuila
Jno. Shields & Son
W. BR. Yard
Milt Yard
Crawfordsville
Pella
William Lazenby and Son
Cedar Rapids
Hervey Carter
M. J. Moriarity
Woodman Accident Association of
Lincoln
Nebr
James Adkinson
L. K. Higgins
Ft. Scott and
Parsons
Kan
Rare bargains at Hugh Teeter second hand store
Bargains spotted at Hugh Teeter second hand store located one door south of the Washington buggy company.
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Hugh Teeter
Washington Buggy Company
The Hottest Coon in Dixie Tonight Show
The show promises top comedy and lively entertainment but Sherm Welch cannot host his barber chair due to la grippe. He left this morning for a few days visit with relatives in Columbus Junction.
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Sherm Welch
la Grippe
Columbus Junction
Pain Balm Gives Fergus Falls Woman Quick Relief
Mrs. Johanna Soderholm of Fergus Falls Minnesota dislocated her shoulder and was helped by a surgeon. Her son bought Chamberlain’s Pain Balm after hearing of it and it quickly eased soreness and helped her sleep. He has recommended it to others and it is sold at Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
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Johanna Soderholm
Fergus Falls
Minn
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Illness Strikes Crew Aboard Buffalo Ship
J A Ashby quotes a letter from Homer aboard the Buffalo reporting 33 sick crewmen mainly with throat issues and diphtheria. Two deaths occur from diphtheria during a Pensacola stop with sea burials. others are quarantined or hospitalised while awaiting rejoinment. The writer notes Homer is well and Patsy Burns is among the sick but not seriously ill.
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J. A
Ashby
Homer
Buffalo
Kingston
Jamaca
San Juan
Pensacola
Florida
Patsy”’ Burns
Washington
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Comfort
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims to relieve pain from burns scalds cuts and bruises and to cure ulcers fever sores eruptions salt rheum boils felons corns and warts. It is advertised as the best pile cure on earth and priced at 250 at Stewart's drug store.
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Bucklen
Stewart's
Worry and Action for Pneumonia Risk
If a condition is beyond control worry is useless and action is needed for solvable cases. When a cold raises pneumonia fears, use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy judiciously to prevent danger. Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Installation of officers by G A R tomorrow night
Notice requests all members of the G A R post to attend the installation of officers scheduled for tomorrow night.
German Lessons Offered by Fraulein von Homeyer and Mrs Pollard
Fraulein von Homeyer and Mrs Joseph Pollard Jr offer German instruction and welcome pupils at any time. Residence listed on West Monroe Street. 74 St.
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Fraulein von Homeyer
Joseph Pollard, Jr
West Monroe Street
Electric Bitters Health Claim for Digestive and Systemic Wellness
Describes Electric Bitters as a health tonic that regulates stomach, liver, and kidneys, purifies blood, and boosts appetite. Claims cures for kidney troubles, female complaints, nervous diseases, constipation, dyspepsia, and malaria. Promises vigor and strength, with a 500 guarantee by Stewart, druggist.
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Stewart
Mrs. Marjory Watson and daughter to return to Monmouth
Mrs. Marjory Watson and her daughter Miss Elizabeth will depart for Monmouth tomorrow after visiting friends during the holidays here.
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Marjory Watson
Elizabeth
Monmouth
Barton Shaffer to Escort Higgins to Fort Scott Tonight
A. M. Barton of Sigourney and L. D. Shaffer of Keota will accompany L. Db. Higgins to Fort Scott Kansas this evening.
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A. M. Barton
Sigourney
L. D. Shaffer
Keota
L. Db. Higgins
Ft. Scott
Kan
Attorney Seeber and wife relocate to Ft. Scott for Gunn Company
Attorney A. L. Seeber and his wife depart tonight for Ft. Scott Kansas where he will work with the Gunn Company. Washington regrets losing these popular young residents after their time in the city.
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A. L. Seeber
Ft. Scott
Kaw
Seeber
Gunn Company
Washington
City seeks bids for 15000 dollars of 4 percent electric light bonds
The City of Washington Iowa invites sealed bids by noon January 4 1903 for 15000 worth of 4 per cent Electric Light Bonds in 100 and 50 dollar denominations. Bonds bear 4 per cent interest semi annually and bids on any number of bonds may be made. City reserves right to reject all bids. For details contact F H Smith City Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
F. H. Smith
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Will McCall
West Chester
Frank Oliver
Clarion
Hubert Crail
Morgan Park Academy
Vernelia Klass
Chicago
Lee Stewart
Thomas Dupuis
G. W. Boileau
Fred Jardon
D. A. Boyer
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Rudolph Warfel
South Iowa Avenue
Julia Grambling
Grinnell
Donovan
Womans’ Relief Corps
Charlies Hepefier
Ainsworth
Business
Edgar Wilson
David Hamil
John Rupp
Muscatine
Jeff Armstrong
Nellie Essley
Havre
Frank Wolf
Preston
Mr. Wolf
Joseph Wolf
Mary Stewart
Arthur Hugh
Oskaloosa
Ann Arbor
PD. A. Chalmers
Whitsel
John Putman
Harry Keister
al Keister
el Paso
Verle Isenhart
B. R. van Nostrand
Iowa Business College
Arthur T. Fowler
the Baptist Church
Walter
J. W. Stewart
J. Gillett
Wm. J. Johnson
Johnson
Emily Mathers
Mrs. J. ©. Mathers
J, Albert Williams & Co
Dougherty Bros
West Side Clothiers
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Kaye & Lytle Telephone
Syeed
Sincer Manufacturing Co
O. F. Haight
D. J. Norton, JR
North Side of Square
Washington, Iowa
Undertakers
Stewart's Book Store
Weather Forecast
DD. C
The
Evening Journal
John Shields & Son
Antuneile
Oral First Presbyterian
Ali
Papa
NEW Century Comfort
T. B. Vogt
News Dealer
Columbia Pharmacy
Steck
Amen
Broode
Teed
IIT
Igfifittis
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