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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1902
Page
3
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W A Cookie brings an old wartime photo of the square to town. Geo E Chilcote of York Nebraska, visiting friends, possesses the preserved image.
Society notes and day by day items include arrivals and departures like O.T. Smith on the Branch, Johnsons bakery, Mrs. Kensler returning from New Sharon, and trips by Milton Dennison and Grant Darbyshire to Keota. Also listed are church socials, club notices, and a long column reflecting on Cairo Sphinx commentary and a Senate prayer incident with a 1860s photograph description of Des Moines Capitol area.
Stockholders reelect the full board of directors at the Washington National Bank annual meeting. Officers chosen include W. W. Wells as president and A. H. Wallace as vice president with J. A. Young cashier and R. R. Rowland assistant cashier. Separately a pneumonia scare is urged warded off by Chamberlain’s cough remedy.
Obas Keck and Ralph Smith visited Brighton on business. Lon Brindley traveled to Columbus Junction. D H Logan of the Gazette visited West Chester. Geo B Chilcote of York Nebraska visiting relatives. J A Cunningham went to Des Moines for inaugural ceremonies. Mrs Mose DeMarce and children returned from Delta. Mrs J B Schreckengast and Dorothy returned from Keota. Mr R B Lovett of Peoria and Mr Reed of Bloomfield visiting Harry Whittaker. Lovett to celebrate 83rd birthday. Nieces and nephews of the late Robt Anderson of the Heights will not contest the will, some seeking the letter of its provisions.
Engineer Kyle Sam Kellogg and Brady Cowger began with 3500 figures and finished a third of the task last evening. They will fall short as over half have been used and some old figures and even a painted number were used. The city has over 2000 residences.
Mrs Norton and her pupils, assisted by the First Presbyterian church choir, plan a grand concert in the Graham next Friday evening in January. Ballot and ticket details appear at Carris pharmacy with seat sales starting Tuesday. Also, a horse sale at Casey's barn is announced for next Saturday at one o'clock, featuring 25 Colorado farm horses suitable for Iowa trade. Additionally, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arthur and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rosenberger attended a wedding in Wellman today for Albert Glider and Anna Wehrle, held at noon. the groom is Mrs. Frank Arthur's brother.
Graham patrons urged to subscribe at Carris pharmacy for Chas Frohman’s David Harum scenic production direct from Frohman’s Empire Theatre New York. If 200 tickets are subscribed this week the list goes to Frohman and performances come to Graham in February.
A new bank authorized by the comptroller of the currency will replace the First National Bank on charter expiration in March. The Citizens National Bank, capitalized at $50,000 and chartered for twenty years, will merge with no interruption of business as the First National reorganizes under the new charter.
Subscriptions for Frohman’s grand production of David Harum in Graham must sign for 200 tickets at Carris Pharmacy by Saturday evening or the company will not visit Washington. Call and sign at once.
The annual Roll Call meeting of the New Haven Baptist church will be held next Friday at 2 p m and at West Chester church Saturday the 18th at 10 30 a m.
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The High School band will perform eight numbers with preparations underway. The Emanon quartet, Miss Hailie Berdo, and soloists Mr Will Lang enberg Miss Lena Maxwell and Miss Julu Warner will perform. Ada Jenkins will accompany. A Christian Science lecture by Edward A Kimball is set for January 18 at 8 PM in Fairfield Opera House. Admission free. Ticket sales for the band concert on January 21 begin Saturday at Carris Pharmacy.
Amberast Va resident W O Williamson reports relief from lumbago after using Chamberlains Pain Balm sold at Stewart s Pharmacy and Qook Sherman. Public installation of Degree of Honor officers to be held at A O U W Hall on Thursday January 16 1902 at 7 30 pm with Grand Chief Mary J Skegg present.
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