Globe Barber Shop expands as Huston joins partnership
Tuoning three chairs and no waiting. Hus ton, formerly of Des Moines, buys half interest with Mr. White. They offer up to date work with Huston, one of eastern Iowa's best hair cutters for twelve years. Call and be convinced. Best on Record. no equal. Also notes visitors, travel, and local events from nearby towns and theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Square
Tuoning
Huston
Des Moines
White
Iowa
Wirre
Editor Pearson Comments on Neal Senate Boom
Clipper editor limits speak on Wake Neal seeking state senate as Alberson leaves. Wake Neal courted by All Possum Holler for support, praised as handy at inaugural ball though critics doubt his drive. Advertisement: Rocky Mountain Tea offered by Stewart's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
the Clipper
Neal
Wake Neal
Alberson
Possum Holler
Wake
Stewart's
Easy Money for Seed Sweet Corn Naming Prize
Ki H Barrows received 354 dollars from FE Mills seedsman Rose Hill New York as his share of a 5000 dollar premium for naming a new seed sweet corn. Thirteen contestants including Barrows earned 384 dollars each for the name Gold Medal. Catalogs from I B Mille are obtainable by writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki. H. Barrows
FE. B. Mills
Rose Hill
New York
Barrows
I. B. Mille
Pioneer Huffman Buried as Local Grip Widespread
Mrs. Goldner of Webster visits her father. J. R Huffman, a local pioneer, was buried Sunday. The community reports widespread grip illness. Wm Singleman has an outfit and is cutting wood for neighbors. H. C. Miller will move to Rocky Ford Colorado to join beet sugar and melon industries there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldner
Webster
J. R Huffman
Wm Singleman
H. CO
Miller
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Narrow Gauge excursion draws crowd to see Frank Keenan play
About twenty five residents traveled to the city last night to watch Frank Keenan in A Poor Relation. The train returned to Winfield after the performance and the Best on Record flour note was shown. The teachers meeting at West Chester Schoolhouse attracted many, with Prof. Baker presiding and Miss Lissa Armacost presenting a class project on fractions. Attendees included teachers from District 5 and areas such as Dutch Greek, Franklin, Seventy Six, and Cedar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keenan
Winfield
West Chester
Baker
Lissa Armacost
Franklin
Seventy Six
Cedar
Rev. Logue
Stewart's
Smoke the Brownie real thing and travel notes
A series of brief notices about local travel, visitors, and commerce. Ed Dempsey rode as a passenger for Columbus Junction last night while H R Walker rode for Winfield this morning. The ad copy promotes Burnam's Golden Buck cigars and cheap coal, with multiple references to people visiting nearby towns and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dempsey
Columbus Junction
RH. Walker
Winfield
Burnam
Greenst
Stewart
Burlington
Rector Pile Remedy Offered With Free Pipe Sample
Stewart's Pharmacy advertises Rector pile remedy claiming a guaranteed cure with a pile pipe free in each package. They offer samples and a No Cure No Pay promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart's Pharmacy
Break Up a Cold Tablets Promoted by Stewart's Pharmacy
A short ad proclaims Weeks Break Up a Cold Tablets will dissolve a bad cold during sleep. Claims no cure and no pay, priced at 25 cents. Stewart's Pharmacy sells the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Plaintiff initiates new action in March term court
The plaintiff in the Weidenbeck- Donovan slander case begins a new action in the district court March term. Notice has been served that a commission will issue to take depositions on January 30. The defendants deny all statements in the petition and will wage a hard fight the contest will be hard fought on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weidenbeck- Donovan
District Court
Osteopath Dr I G Finfrock At Washington House
Doctor I G Finfrock from the Washington House offers thirty days of treatments at one dollar each. He treats acute and chronic diseases with free consultation and examination available to all applicants. Visit him at the Washington House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Finfrock
Washington House
Fancy Dress Promenade Invites Chaperoned Attendees
Management asks young ladies arriving in costume at the Fancy Dress Promenade to be chaperoned as much as possible and identified by the doorkeeper. Grand march at 8 30 with Strausser's Davenport orchestra. Surplus funds go to charity. Also the Baptist Young People's Union to sell home baked goods at C S Miller & Sones on Saturday Jan 26 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strausser
Davenport
B&t
Ladies of the Young People’s Union of the Baptist Church
C. S. Miller & Sones
North Side
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Albert Williams & Co
Sol, Rich & GO
WM. Blair & Son
Minage Blossom
Baird & Johnson
Trklaphone
Cash Store
Temple Pharmacy
Dewey Norton
Ainsworth
R. R. Apple
Sidney
Ohio
Hotel Colenso
Riley Miller
J. F. Matheny
City
Micah, Il
N. J. Burham
F. W. Smith
Richland
Graham
J.H. McMurray
Grinnell
Gateman
Dolph
Brighton
J. A. Y. Ashby
Verne
Lou Cunningham
Ida Holden Cowles
C. J. Fulton
Stichter
Pearl Gardner
Boston
Frank Sherbeck
Curran Barber Shop
Bedford
Mrs Sherbee
Ft Scott, Kan
Billie Hull
Winnie Adams
Washington
Wellman
J. N Erwin
Here
Columbus City
Robert Hutton
Washington County
India
East Side
Examina
Lemmon & Lewis Jewelers and Opticians
Washington, Lowa
the Evening Journal
Evening Journal
East Main
Rion
Jd. L. Brookhart
Ofice
Opera House
Washington, Iowa
Stawart’s
West Side Book Store
International S.S
Peloubets
Easy
Paytonvile
Parkinson & Buckley
H. BE. McCollum
John Ramsey
Keota
Andy Stranahan
Hast Washington
A. Duncan
H.C. Hanna
Riverside
Lenox
JL Nicholson
Lone Tree
Kate Benz
P Ruplinger
Harper
H. KR. Johnson
Dr. McClelland
Atlantic
Boston Records
J. N. Sage
Albert Hunter
Geo. Paul
East Washington
Fannie Shearer
Tn Young & McCombs
Rock Island
Harwood
Harwood, South Side
Minnesota
Star Grocery
James Quirk Milling Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Notary Public
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Poe
N. W. Corner
Putas
Sorghu WL
D.C. Smiths
Cash Grocery
M. L. Logan, Prop
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