Jor Wright Visits Crawford's Wile Yesterday
Jor Wright went to Crawfords Wile yesterday and spent part of the day there.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1930
Page
8
Jor Wright went to Crawfords Wile yesterday and spent part of the day there.
John K E Miller suffered a severely cut and bruised hand after catching it in a hay baler on Wednesday at Sleary Bowes farm. His little finger was dislocated and several bones were broken along with multiple cuts and bruises. Local notices report community events and visits around Washington county hospital.
Local items note Mrs G S Kerr recovering from broncho pneumonia and daughter Mary Kerr returning to University Hospital Iowa City after her mother's illness. Announcement of baby boy born at Washington County Hospital to Mr and Mrs Marion Olds of Brighton. Mrs W T Reynolds improving after operation at county hospital. Mr and Mrs Reynolds reside on North Marion Ave. Poultry tip urges spraying chicken medicine after roost to prevent laying drop during cold. Lemmon's Pharmacy Washington IA sells $1.50 bottle. Mrs Dewey Stephens shopped in Washington from Ainsworth. Auction and personal notices. Nate Ross recovering from influenza at his mother's home in Sigourney. Mr and Mrs H G Richardson visited Sigourney for business. Lola Pauls Mattern of Chicago arrived to care for grandmother Mrs John Warnock. Des Moines report on Iowa image amid middle west stereotypes by Sloan critiquing authors like Lewis and Van Vechten for portraying Iowa negatively.
Miss Louise Livingston Miss Evelyn Eldridge and Miss Maurine McLaughlin alumni from Monmouth College returned home for a weekend visit. Miss Harriet Hill of New York was a guest of Miss Livingston.
Readable lines note Pan a Min the Dr Hess Poultry conditioner sold at R L Gibson's Poultry House. Price hogs ten dollars forty nine cents. Weather forecast partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures.
Senator Brookhart says a senate majority will refuse confirmation to anyone not loyal to the 18th amendment or who drinks. He cites telegrams about cocktails at the Century club New York and plans to present further information to Wickersham. The Century roster reportedly includes Hoover, Butler, Wickersham, Pinchot, Stimson, Taft, Stone, Morgan, Hibben, Roosevelt, and Pilett.
Daylight Lodge No 125 for Masons who work at night is organized in Atlanta Georgia and will meet at noon on the first and third Wednesday each month.
J M Finney of Monmouth Hl visiting Washington to see friends and relatives and to meet his brother at Columbus Junction.
Claude Tucker Leslie Beicher Frank Wills and D. J. Ross traveled to Chicago today by Chevrolet to attend the dealer and automobile show.
Robert McCleery of Crawfordsville arrived in Washington on business. Mr and Mrs T J Niltex of Sigourney were guests of Mr and Mrs H G Richardson last evening in Washington.
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