Unclear seed listing fragment with assorted numbers
Fragmentary text shows prices and seeds references with values like 8.50 and 6.00 and scattered letters. No clear event or entities identified.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1907
Page
5
Fragmentary text shows prices and seeds references with values like 8.50 and 6.00 and scattered letters. No clear event or entities identified.
A small classified note offers brood sows for sale and mentions a local bakery item. The text also notes Miss Anna Dawson has begun duties as deputy county auditor and treated coworkers to candy to celebrate the event, prompted by a courthouse petition.
Members of the Ready Main club gathered Saturday evening at Miss Mary Steck’s East Main street home. Despite bad weather a large group attended and enjoyed informal entertainment with refreshments served by Miss Steck, assisted by Mrs. Lee Ward and Miss Florence Patterson.
Mrs E J Stewart entertained a small group of friends at dinner today in honor of her brother J C Ferguson of Indianola Iowa.
Mr and Mrs C J Wilson entertained at cards last evening at their home on East Washington street. Six tables were set for five hundred and a luncheon served by Mrs J Wilson Mrs Lloyd Lytle and Miss Helen Wilson. Out of town guests included Miss Winifred Geisler of Muscatine and Mr and Mrs Fred Smith of Richland.
The St James Sewing circle meets at Mrs A J Waldschmidt's home Thursday afternoon January 24. Members plan social sewing and discussion in a neighborhood gathering note.
The Yeomen will meet this evening at 7 30 at Dr R H Deans office. All members are asked to be present.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Ferguson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their East Second Street home with about twenty relatives and friends. A noon turkey dinner was served by Mrs A W Cherryholmes Miss Edith Cherryholmes and Rev John Ferguson. He arrived in Iowa in 1851 and she in 1843 from Tennessee. they settled near Crawfordsville after moving to Iowa.
Married January 20 1857 near Crawfordsville the couple lived in the area until 1895 before moving to the city where they stayed. They raised four children Mrs A W Cherryholmes and James Ferguson at home George A Ferguson in Missouri Rev John Ferguson in Buffalo and Ward Ferguson of Crawfordsville. Out of town guests included R J Ferguson and son Ward and the Rev and Mrs John Ferguson of Buffalo.
Mr and Mrs Carl Roberts hosted a small gathering at a 4 o clock dinner Saturday evening. Among the guests were Mr and Mrs James Brookhart and Mr and Mrs Smith Brookhart.
The Woman's Relief Corps organize events to mark Lincoln's birthday on February 12 with plans underway for community activities and commemorations.
Jan 22 reports show Mr and Mrs John Rickey of Winfield visiting at T W Rickey's home. Robi Rhea a schoolteacher four miles west of Crawfordsville missed school due to a high creek. Luther Gormley moved to town from his northeast farm.
Jan 22. Mr Cedarburg the railroad agent here went to Washington last evening to attend court.
Gaines and Nichols sold 120 acres of unimproved Letts farm land to Davis Bros yesterday for 82.50 dollars an acre. Mrs. M J Steinmitz and her children returned home to Washington yesterday after visiting mother Mrs OC Pickens Sunday. A E Sands began his duties as
Acknowledging shipping delays, the author urges customers to bring or send cash with their coal orders this winter to ensure supply. The message stresses readiness and fairness amid transportation difficulties.
Earnest Nelson arrives from Washington to visit his sister Mrs N W Benn. Spalding and Coop return from Fairfield after funeral of E M Faunston. Turbott brothers depart for Weldon Iowa. Dr J H Hall of Washington visits. Miss Mabel Thoma linen shower as engagement to Fred Moore announced. Mrs Elizabeth Malin learns of brother Bryan Huskins death in Stockton. Judge Clements resumes January term. case Fairall Swords Zmant vs Saradel heard. attorney fees suit before petit jury including S H Henderson C B Brier Wm Stoutner W T Swailes.
The case involves defendants including Wilson and Wilson and plaintiffs 5S. W. & J. L. Brookhart with attorneys Homer Ihrig and others. Judge Fairali assists, noting fifty years since his first Washington county case. The grand jury was discharged until March term with no indictments found. Not fingers and macarooos at the Vienna.
The thermometer stood four degrees above zero this morning, a half degree warmer than yesterday morning.
Salted peanuts and salted almonds appear in a new batch at the Vienna bakery with customers noting savory snack options. The shop offers a range of baked goods alongside the nut selection.
The event will be held Friday evening in the high school auditorium. Be there. Johnson the baker will offer a selection of fine cakes pies bread and buns tomorrow.
The six weeks old Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. J J McKeone, has been very sick but shows slow improvement as medical care continues.
An advertisement warns that kidney disease advances insidiously and may lead to fatal illness before symptoms appear. It urges taking Foley's Kidney Cure at first signs to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. Sold by all druggists.
John Zeber of Des Moines is in town a few days visiting friends and staying with his sister Mrs. Martin White. He moved to Des Moines four years ago and expresses fondness for his new home.
The Algwa Central offers a special sale on the first and third Tuesdays of January to March for a single one way ticket plus 2.00 for home seekers. North Nebraska and several states are listed, with Iowa Central Agents for details and A. B. Cutts as contact.
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