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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1926

Page

8

Pineapple Teas and Local Visits Fill Washington Day

Mrs J N Davis and two children arrived from Wyman to spend Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Evans and her visiting daughter. Miss Capitola Brindley from Winfield will visit here. Pineapple tea at The Chocolate Shop draws locals and visitors including Mrs Bentley Thompson and son Willard of Crawfordsville. Chas Trown autioneer announces events by phone. Several residents from Ainsworth Havre Keota and Sigourney visit or shop in Washington.

J. N. Davis Wyman Sam Evans Capitola Brindley Winfield Bentley Thompson Willard Crawfordsville Howard Crozier Fern Sigourney W. D. McKee

Local Talk and Fair Prep in Washington County

Long, long ago a Washington County paper notes J H Lewis to Kansas grasshoppers, Rev Doig resigns, Catholic sisters arrive, cattle hogs and horses at the fair show. Local business moves include Jackson Roberts leasing to his east side room and Cyrus Beard opening a law office. Dry Kansas reports drought and hoppers, a new farmer-turned lawyer, and a burn at Wilde’s foundry. The Orange Piento procession fills the square as 200 wagons parade with regalia and banners, plus special fair premiums for juvenile baking and inventiveness.

J. H. Lewis Grasshoppers Kansas J. R. Doig Monmouth College la Crosse Jackson Roberts Robt. Dawson Leon Mayer New York Baltimore Cyrus Beard Ferguson and Son South Side Andy G. Duke

Mrs Margaret Brown Visits Eldon and Center Ville

Mrs Margaret Brown traveled to Eldon to visit relatives then plan to reach Center ville to see her son T W Brown. She will be away about a week. Merle Lytle began a Pacific coast trip for American Pearl Button Co. travel. Mr and Mrs D H Richard returned to Keota after a week with the Franks Gray. Harriet Phillips came from Fairfield to spend the weekend with her parents.

Margaret Brown Eldon Centerville T. W. Brown Merle Lytle Pacific Coast American Pearl Button Company Harriet Phillips Fairfield

Local Notices and Travels Highlight Weekend Movements

Mrs Wright visited Keota for a day of business. Margaret Schmidt travels to Muscatine for the day. West Chester Shipping Assn invites all members to an oyster supper on Tuesday evening February 2, 1926 at the old brick building. R H Willits to Davenport for business. Edna Collins returns from Clemons to spend weekend with sister Ruth in hospital. Charles Mullen changes trains en route home to Ainsworth from Monmouth College, spending weekend with his mother. S B Sands heads to Cotter for a day of business.

West Chester Old Brick Bldg Edna Collins Clemens Iowa Ruth Charles Mullen Ainsworth Monmouth College C. N. Mullen

Regular meeting of Pythian Sisters announced

Notice states the Pythian Sisters hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening at the hall and asks ladies to bring sandwiches.

Noal Woodman Hall Notice de Molay Max McCall M. C. Harold Johnson Pythian Sisters

Pleasant Plain Missionary Society to Meet with Mrs Dill

The Pleasant Plain Missionary society plans an all day meeting with Mrs Bert Dill on Wednesday February 13 9813. Mrs J W Long returned last evening after spending the day shopping here.

Pleasant Hill The Pleasant Plain Missionary Society Bert Dill J. W. Long Wyman

Town reports worsen roads as crowds fill streets

Residents complain about terrible roads while unpaved streets attract many town visitors to the store. Shoppers appear focused, seeking unspecified goods, suggesting crowded conditions and clear purpose among the crowds today.

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