Coal Seller Promotes Hot-Stuff Coal in City
The buyer seller circle is key to business and coal trade. The seller notes that only in coal does the coal go to the buyer’s cellar. The speaker markets the celebrated Hot-Stuff Coal in the city.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
7
Lost and wanted notices from the Journal advert
A compact notice cluster listing lost items such as a pair of lady's spectacles and a small cash loss, plus several for sale items including light bob wagons and a good one horse wagon. Also requests for general house work and a grain and stock farm rental in Washington Iowa with contact details.
Local residents arrive and depart in city traffic mix
W Cherryholmes rode with Winfield for business this morning. Fred Spalding arrived from Ainsworth and visited between trains. The Sands family and Rex also came from Ainsworth. Benn returned home to Ainsworth after a city visit. Mrs Patterson left for New Sharon to visit relatives. DeLong returned to Crawfordsville after a city trip. The Vorter sisters shopped in the city from Ainsworth. Mrs Taylor came from Blue Mound to visit at the Miller home. Dr Roy Samson returned to Burlington after a night with his parents. Chas Webbie left for New Richmond after visiting here. Dee Work family visited Eva Turnipseed and headed to DeFuniac Springs Florida. Eva Jones left for Yarmouth to attend a wedding. A carload of deer moved toward Keota for release on a ranch. Singmaster plans a larger horse herd. A carload of Automobile Sleighs was just received by Mason Transfer & Storage Co at City Feed Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Sands
Rex
Ainsworth
Ndoward Benn
J. E. Patterson
New Sharon
Mattie, Florence
Bina Vorter
Chas. Webbie
New Richmond
Mich
Dee
Eva Turnipseed
DeFuniac Springs
Florida
Eva Jones
Keota
Yarmouth
Iowa
Thomas McClintock
Wyman
Emma Fins
Mt. Union
Mason Transfer & Storage Co
City Feed Yard
Dangers of a Cold and How to Avoid Them
A guide notes that more fatalities arise from colds than any other cause and stresses early proper treatment. It extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt and effective, aiding coughing, lungs, secretions, and overall recovery, sold by Cook & Sherman and Stewart's pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook & Sherman and
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Local Notes From The County News Jan 17
J M Acheson returns from Murray with rheumatism. J D Sullivan alerted by a death. J B Spencer travels to Wayne to buy a Percheron colt for 1700 dollars. Ed Bovee dies. Dr E W Spessard to Stratford Texas for dental and crop work. Baby girl born to J A Craig. W P Wilson and spouse welcome a son. Community events include Jack Baker birthday gathering and a carroms party at Lewis Baker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Acheson
Murray
Nebr
John McFarland
Washington
J. D. Sullivan
Burlington
J. D. Harding
Howard M. Stewart
Ames
R. Miller
A. E. Sands
Osceola
H. W. Benn
J. B Spencer
Wayne
Percheron Norman Colt
F. B. Jackson
J B. Spencer
J. B. Edmundson
Lewis Evans
J. H. Ands. C. Pearson
M. L. Miller
Ed Bovee
E. W. Spessard
Stratford
Texas
J. A. Craig
W. P. Wilson
Keota Koncert Company Delights local audience
George Paul spent yesterday in Washington on business while Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson returned from a visit there. Keota townsfolk presented a concert at Sweetland Tuesday evening featuring Agnes Brown soprano B A Hulse tenor Nell Fish violin Laura Hogue pianist and Kate Glover reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Paul
Washington
Thomas Thompson
Keota
Keota Koncert Company
Sweetland
Agnes Brown
B. A. Hulse
Nell Fish
Laura Hogue
Kate Glover
Kalona Notes and Social Roster Items
Miss Eda Wieland visits home from Battas Morhafer driving to Kalona Monday morning. Grandma Greiger hosted a quilting Saturday. Carl Sauer and Celesta Kos suffer lagrippe. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Lintz spent Tuesday evening at Jos. Duwa's. Mrs. Albert Escher entertained relatives Tuesday honoring Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eason. Clara Strabala returns from Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eda Wieland
Washington
Battas Morhafer
Kalona
Grandma Greiger
Carl Sauer
Celesta Kos
Lagrippe
Jos. Lintz
Jos. Duwa’s
Albert Escher
Chas. Eason
Clara Strabala
Iowa City
Thomp son Visits Uncle. Easter in Washingtonfile
Jan 16 reports Roy and Charles Thomp son visiting their uncle John Gardner near Ainsworth. Mrs Will Easter traveled to Washington Monday to visit her mother Mrs Pickens. The young people of this neighbor-hood...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Charles Thompson
John Gardner
Ainsworth
Will Easter
Washington
Pickens
Local News Briefs from Sigourney and Nearby
Jan 16 notes record Mrs Laura Porter departing for Battle Creek Michigan for sanatorium treatment. Mr Hamil of Grandview visits his son A W Hamil and family. Miss Neslie Bowman of Washington visits Miss Genevieve Hulse. C O Keiser leaves for Texas on another trip. A party of seventy five men accompanies him. Lawrence Frank of Valley spent yesterday in Sigourney. Will Embree was a west bound passenger yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Porter
Battle Creek
Miahi
Hamil
Grandview
A. W. Hamil
Neslié Bowman
Washington
Genevieve Hulse
C. O. Keiser
Texas
Lawrence Frank
Valley
Sigourney
Will Embree
Fatal Accidental Fall Near Gladwin
Last night near Gladwin J B Hansher about 60 died from a skull fracture after falling headfirst while returning from a surprise party at the Harry Morris home. He lived north of town and left a wife son Carl and daughter Ola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hansher
Gladwin
Harry Morris
Carl
Ola
Death of E. M. Funston in Ainsworth
E M Funston died at his Ainsworth home after a six week brain tumor illness. Born November 10 1859 in Claytown Ship he married Adda Mary Spaldin on September 30 1880. Survived by wife daughter Omi sister Mrs Melva Elder and brother Fred Funston. Funeral plans pending awaiting word from Colorado. services at Presbyterian church next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
E. M. Funston
Mr. Funston
Claytown
Brighton
Adda Mary Spaldin
Oran Glen
Omi
Edward Milton Funston
Miss Omi
Melva Elder
Launta
Colo
Fred Funston
la Junta
Elder
Washington County
Pulaski County
Colorado
Funeral service for Charles E Latehem at East Main residence
The funeral of Charles E Latehem was held yesterday afternoon at two at his East Main Street home. Rev L D Young delivered a brief, moving tribute linking Latchem to Christlike life. Music included piano marches, Abide with Me and Lead Kindly Light sung by a quartet. Flowers were lavish, pallbearers named Virgil Crum Mcl Logan Howard Jeffrey Frederic Slyfield Dean Wickes and Julius Conger, with interment in Elm Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Latehem
East Main Street
L. D. Young
Rev. Young
Christ
Charles Latchem
West Chester Methodist Church Entertainment Program
A West Chester ME church program for January 22 features Miss Vivien Marks with Mrs. BE. Divelbiss as accompanist. The evening includes piano and guitar solos, clarinet and harp pieces, readings such as Love's Sacrifice, Pink Carnations and Was Reader Tlenspecked, a monologue, and selections from Trovatore and Lohengrin. Tickets priced 85 and 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester ME
West Chester Methodist Church
Vivien
Marks
BE. Divelbiss
Lano
Man‘tolin
Lohergrin
Garden Schottishe
Mina
Sabastopoo
Rasin
Joe
Bethlehem Commandery Enclave January 18 Meeting
The Bethlehem Commandery will hold its regular enclave Friday evening January 18 1907 at 7 o'clock for business. Petitions and closing work in the order of the Temple will be conducted and the meeting called to allow time for regular business before work begins. By order of 85-2b.
Cure for Lung Trouble Promises Health Recovery
It is eleven years since I escaped consumption says O. Floyd of Kershaw. I weighed 135 pounds with a constant cough until Dr. King's New Discovery cured me after about six months, restoring my weight to 170 pounds. Thousands are healed yearly. Guaranteed at Stewart's pharmacy. 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Floyd
Kershaw
Dr. King
Stewart's
Vesuvius Roosevelt Sparks in Collier's Weekly Verse
Wallace Irwin imagines Teddy Roosevelt as a volatile volcano in Collier's Weekly, likening his political rhetoric to eruptions and thunder. The satirical poem mocks tariff fights, graft, and push for reform while portraying Roosevelt as a mounting eruption ready to spout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Vesuvius Roosevelt
Pluvius
Vesuvius
Nation
Teddy
Wallace Irwin
Collier's Weekly
Large Baltimore Oysters 35c quart at Stuart's
Beamer departs for Nichols on a brief business trip. Everette Stewart and Frank Jearson go to Ames to resume school after vacation with relatives. Ben Shaffer travels from Independence Iowa to Keota. Lisk returns to Oskaloosa from Columbus Junction after assisting United Brethren meetings. Kilroy resigns as Milwaukee switch tower watchman and heads to Savannah Illinois for new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. AK. Beamer
Nichols
Everette Stewart
Frank J’earson
Ames
Michael Kilroy
Milwaukee
Savannah
Ill
Mr. Kilroy
Fresh Cookies Line At Johnsons Bakery Draws Crowd
Splnnie Nichols travels from Ainsworth to Johnsons bakery this morning to buy cookies while Ca! Long departs for Oglaloosa on a business trip for a shore stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's Bakery
Long
Oglaloosa
Travel notices and market ad notes from Stuart's Market
Choice Beef, Pork, Veal and Mutton, fresh daily at Stuart's Market. G. A. Rankin passed through the city this morning from Chicago on his way home to Harvey. R. M. Demming left for Ames to attend school after a visit with friends. Ed Lacey Tom Brown and Ea Shellebarver returned to Columbus Junction after spending the night in the city. Mrs. George Tousley, visiting her sister Mrs. St Clair Lewis, left for Pipes tone Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Shaffer
Independence
Iowa
Keota
Joseph Lisk
Oskaloosa
Columbus Junction
United Brethren
Stuart’s
G. A. Rankin
Chicago
Harvey
R. M. Demming
Ames
Ed Lacey
Tom Brown
Ea Shellebarver
George Tousley
St. Clair Lewis
Pipestone
Minn
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder, Pustisuer
Washington, Towa
FICE
Ashington
Loos
Makion T, Anderson
Journal Office
Saling’s
Journal
Talee
Jno. E. Griffith
W. Cherryholmes
Winfield
Fred Spalding
M. O. DeLong
Crawfordsville
the County News
Nsworth
Ed Benson
Ode Ferguson
Sam Warren
Will Mitchell
Richmond
Havre
J.B. Hansher
E. M Funston
The
Presbyterian Church
West Chester Entertainment
Bethlehem Commandery
Bellamy
Baltimore
Children
L. Rothschild S& Co
South Side Square
Splnnie Nichols
Bradfield Regulator CO
Taining
Winchester
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