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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
8
Mrs Nora Dewey and Mrs Ada Dewey have left Washington for several months and are well settled in San Diego California. They reside in Kier Manor apartments at 4th and Olive streets and report a comfortable location during their stay.
Local notes report Camel colored cape leather gloves for ladies and children on sale at Crail's for 1.50. Miss Opal White has moved to Tulsa to join the orchestra she last worked with, playing saxophone and clarinet with the former Merigolds group. Cook Cafe announces bakery specials for tomorrow including 20 ounce loaf for 15 cents and Bohemian rolls.
The store invites customers to attend a large sale opening tomorrow featuring a wide range of furniture and home comfort items. The team emphasizes their busyness and readiness for the event.
Mrs. John Wimmer and family return to Kansas after weeks visiting relatives in Washington and Keota. Ella Conklin of Keota visits Washington relatives and aunt Mrs J C Vinton. Ford service and battery care promoted by local shops. Bakery specials and sales at Cook's Bakery and Crall's yarns. Families relocate to Hollywood and Jacksonville for winter. bids open for Malleible range. Miss Helen Reister visits Parsons College.
News notes report State Representative-elect Chris Bauer leaving for Des Moines to report for duty at the opening of the current general assembly. The item also mentions local visitors, battery ads, court score cards, and several community notices amid a running column of items from Washington.
Citizens warned not to misplace discharge certificates as a lost paper can cause decades of delay for applicants or beneficiaries. Some men already store theirs in safety deposit boxes, an inexpensive option at 8 1 3 cents per month, demonstrating prudent foresight.
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