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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1906
Page
3
Weather forecast for Iowa reports fair tonight and Wednesday with slight temperature changes. be prepared for continued pleasant conditions in the state as of July 3. The report is filed as a special to The Evening Journal from Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Scott’s telephone 506 recalled as residents and visitors pass through. James Henderson travels to Shenandoah on business while Rev. W. G. Thorne returns from Lexington. Numerous locals visit relatives in Ainsworth, Columbus Junction, Clinton, and other towns as Fourth of July events approach. others plan moves to Winfield, Worland, and Cameron County Texas. Rev. D L Parker and wife arrive from Yarmouth before структура Baptist meeting in Omaha.
A letter from J M Taylor of the American Bonding Co connected to Davenport Iowa, dated June 20 1906, thanks Washington residents for a great visit. The writer commends the clubhouse and the towns spirit of get-together ness, expressing hope for reciprocity and pride in the city and its people.
T. M. Tracy, representing the Cherokee Indians baseball nine, visited the city to arrange a game with local players. Terms unmet, the manager left for New London with stakes pulled up.
A historical notice warns of a near disaster as a dyke breach nearly devastated a Dutch province, while Kenneth Melver of Vanceland Maine credits Dr King’s New Discovery with reviving him from lung inflammation after a neglected cold. Stewart's pharmacy offers 50c and 81 cents bottles with a trial bottle free.
The Journal announces no issue for the Fourth of July as offices close for the holiday. Hopes for improved weather and sun to cheer the city and its young readers.
A 82 year old Dublin resident praises Electric Bitters claiming they keep the elderly feeling young and strengthen the weak. Readers are assured the tonic aids dyspepsia liver and kidney issues, with a 50 cent price and Stewart's Pharmacy guarantee.
The regular weekly prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church will be held this evening at 7 30, instead of tomorrow evening.
McCall Bros. 17 21 Marbourg Ilelwick are cited in a notice noting no feed delivery on Independence Day.
Sherm Crone went to Nichols on business. A. L. Nicola traveled to Burlington for several days of business. Misses Helen Fulton and Lucile Miller left for a West Branch visit. J. E. Gault and wife journeyed to Havre for a few days with relatives. A. Davidson returned to Crawfordsville after visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Evans and family arrived from Oskaloosa for a visit at the Moon home. Mrs. EK. J. Stewart and daughters left for Peoria to spend days at the Chance home.
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