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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
3
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Examiner of Real Estate Titles and Conveyancer announces a new office opposite the Court House in Washington Iowa offering farm loans and related services.
The forthcoming marriage of Miss Helen Hay daughter of the Secretary of State and Mr Payne Whitney son of William Whitney of New York is expected to be a brilliant social season highlight in Washington. Miss Hay, a popular figure in official circles and a poet and novelist, and Whitney Yale graduate now admitted to the New York bar in the appellate division. He is fond of outdoor sports and well connected, having traveled widely and sailed with Colonel Oliver Payne on the Aphrodite. Also reported are two safe blowings in Ohio Felicity and Shreve with no losses.
Stewart's Pharmacy markets low prices on diaries calendars and Peloubet's Notes as a bargain option for customers seeking best value. This ad highlights affordable stationery with emphasis on cost savings and selection.
The forecast predicts fair weather tonight and Saturday with colder conditions tonight. Temperatures should be measured in expected seasonal ranges across the state.
Johnsons bakery advertises large pies at 10c and White fruit cake for tomorrow. The Alcove offers smooth shaves. J L Downs of Brighton visited the city, and Alex Dawson returned from Monroe county. Sam Gordon arrived from Iowa Falls to visit his father. Cyrus Chapter meets tonight. Fortnightly club to meet Saturday at 2 30 with Mrs Brookhart. School board met and approved bills.
In Des Moines on January 9 1902 competition heats up for the enrolling clerk position in the Iowa Senate. Three candidates vie: Mrs Fred E McCausland of Washington Miss Etta Christie of Oskaloosa and Miss Lida B Moore of Panama. Ward Blanchard backs Christie while Moore's supporters predict a multi ballot caucus fight with no early winner.
13 year old Bessie Currier has been blamed as an amateur hypnotist stoking fear as objects move around and drive her from relatives. She has left her county and traveled to Garrett seeking welcome from a more thoughtful relative amid rumors and social concern. Talked to Cairymen of Cleanliness section reports state dairy address by R M Patterson highlighting Illinois dairy herd size and milk production.
Practical household tips cover pest control with sulfur candles and glass care for milk glasses. Advice on reviving flowers with ammonia in hot water, preserving gilding on china, and washing glass with moderately hot water. A short anecdote recounts how a cattleman observed rattlesnakes entering holes head first, then turning to slip fully inside.
County Supervisor Anderson buys Arkasas oak plank and Alabama red cedar piling for bridges. H T Reynolds buys Washington fir plank for bridge joists. High School Band hires Will Langenberg for a concert on the 21st. License to wed issued to W I Smylie and Armentia May Wallace. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised. Frank Chalmers ill after return from Minnesota. Alcove advertises products.
Jan 10 updates reveal residents visiting relatives in Eden Wyman and Washington. Dean Cherryholmes buys a 140 acre farm near town. Mrs Strain hosts a wood haul and cake prize event. injuries occur when a boy is cut by a horse while helping at Derbey’s.
John Beaty moves to Washington. Miss Hughes visits Shiloh and Eureka schools. Mr. and Mrs. John Green spend New Year at Mrs Green's parents. Eureka church entertainment praised. diathera scare partially crowds. Ice harvest by Ward Hisley and Jap Bidwell. Gen. Francis J. Herron dies in New York. his frontier army ties noted. Markets and livestock figures from Chicago St Louis and East Buffalo included.
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