Mrs Phil Berth Visits Washington On Business
Mrs Phil Berth of Sigourney traveled to Washington for a day's business engagement.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
6
Mrs Phil Berth of Sigourney traveled to Washington for a day's business engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harvey travel to Moline TL to visit their son employed in government shops. Top hogs reported at 11.60 dollars. Weather forecast predicts partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Beatty and Leon of Centerville visit relatives at the Griffith home. Candy Kitchen on North Side Square promotes cooling drinks and sundaes. Mrs Charles Denison returns from McConnelsville visiting family. her grandfather improving. Bert Beenblossom and party arrive by car to visit Mrs George Corbin and kin. Chocolate Shop advertises cold drinks.
Mildred Craig visits the Brown home in Brighton. Daniel Conrad comes to Washington for business. Evelyn Hawk travels from Springdale to Oberlin for a short stay. Various residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Rothschild, Joe Falk hosts, and Mrs. Rahenuold shopping in Washington. Park events list Sunday games Libe's Park at 2:50 and 2:30 times. Senator Brookhart spoke in Millersburg and nearby towns. Kathryn Schmidt visits Farming ton. L Keefer arrives on business.
Mrs. John Rittenhouse visited the James Nelson home in Keota while Mrs. H B Porter left for Monmouth Illinois to visit relatives. Mrs Frank Morgan returned from a hospital operation in Iowa City and is recovering. Kathryn Bailey and Mary joined Mrs John Havercamp in Muscatine. Tr M Beal of Los Angeles planned a few days with his brother in Washington Indiana before returning to Monmouth. A new shipment of Mrs Stover’s Bungalow Candies arrived. A district judicial convention in Oskaloosa drew several notable figures. Charles Longard drove to Fairfield to pick up Rev D S Coon for his trip home to Kearney Nebraska. Hot or cool off with a sparkling beverage.
Mrs Mert King and Ethel King visited Brighton for a day with relatives. St Clair Lewis went to Centerville to spend time with Mrs Elizabeth Bennett. David Reed of Los Angeles visited the George Burham home and his sister Mrs Charles Nicola, then went to South English to see friends. Elizabeth Haden of Ainsworth rode to Washington briefly en route to Crawfordsville for a funeral. Mrs Fred Turner returned to Eldon after a visit with her daughter Mrs FE Tufts. Grace Fread of Des Moines returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Alys Fread. Mrs E C Coffman returned to Keota after visiting over the Fourth with sister Mrs R F McFarlane.
Mrs J W Strain of Crawfords ville visits Washington on business. Enna Jettick Health Shows 53tt. Mrs R S Young and daughter Louisa travel to Ainsworth to visit the Stearns home. Miss Elizabeth Bell of Chicago visits Miss Lou Cunningham for several weeks. Berdo's Barn 2012. Cora and Mabel Hopping go to Ainsworth to spend the day with Lloyd Hopping. Mr and Mrs Victor Mastin visit relatives in Oskaloosa. Mrs Mastin stays over then returns. Mr and Mrs A L Parker of Cincinnati, visiting their daughter Mrs Phillip Crail, depart for home. D F Maton auctioneer Washington Iowa. Phone 251 Red 289.
Notice to all creditors about settlement with White Yard Co as it quits business. Pay debts owed to Washington National Bank as the payment point.
All dog owners in Cedar township must vaccinate their dogs against rabies or keep them tied for two weeks from the date of this notice. Authorized personnel may shoot any dog running at large until the notice expires. Vaccinating parties must keep dogs tied until expiration.
Mrs J D Glasgow finishes several weeks visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Edridge and with friends in Washington and starts this morning for her home in Vinton.
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