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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1900

Page

2

City Council Proceedings on Petitions and Contracts

Last night’s quiet session saw petitions for homestead tax exemptions granted and tabled, sewer and street contracts with the Washington Park Association referred for revision, and a church property use approved. Water line costs, a renewal for the water works superintendent, and city hall roof work were reviewed before adjournment.

Mason Oliver Hicks Geo. McKay Board of Supervisors Mra. I Bailey McCall Emma J. Stewart L. Mintle Tom Neiswanger McCampbell W. Dougherty Logan Aughey West South Street Weidenbeck EK. T. Beeman Weidenbeck and Beeman St. Clair Lewis Anderson Oliver Crawford

Break-up-A-Cold-Tab advertised with refund policy

Mrs. W. G. Thorn arrived from Knoxville and will visit her son Clifford in New Haven. He is not well and will travel home to Knoxville with his mother when able. The ad notes Weeks Break-up-A-Cold-Tab and a refund if it fails to cure, price 25 cents from Stewart's Pharmacy.

Stewart W. G. Thorn Knoxville New Haven Clifford

Crawford visit to Ainsworth noted by Crawford family

Dave Crawford Marion Crawford Carson Crawford and Ruth Crawford along with their spouses traveled to Ainsworth this morning to visit with Walker Crawford.

Dave Crawford Marion Crawford Carson Crawford Ruthrau Ainsworth Walker Crawford

Reverend Stark Leaves for Parsons College Commencement

Reverend Stark departed this morning for Fairfield to attend the Parsons College commencement exercises and to participate in a board of directors meeting related to the college.

Stark Fairfield Parsons College College

Will Be Married Tomorrow at St Anne's Church

The marriage of Fred Dupuis of this city to Miss Eta St Peters of Chicago is planned for tomorrow at high noon at St Anne's Church. The groom is manager of workers for Robinson & Wilson's Telephone Co. and well regarded. After the ceremony the couple will take a short wedding trip and reside in this city.

Fred Dupuis Eta St. Peters St. Annes Church Chicago Eta St Peters St. Anne’s Church Tom

Juniors and Seniors Royal Good Time at School Reception

The Junior class hosted a reception for the Seniors at the high school during commencement season. Sixty eight members along with faculty and the Emanon Concert Co. enjoyed ice cream and refreshments in colors matching each class. Performances by Laura Rich and Maud Reeves, Dack Montgomery, the Emanon male quartet, and speeches by Mabel Morton and Clara Bickford followed, ending with social time. The notice also advertises Dwight's Complexion Beautifier with a free box promotion through D. W. Oyster & Co.

Emanon Concert Co Laura Rich Maud Reeves Dack Montggomery Emanon Mabel Morton Clara Bickford

Election of A. O. U. W officers last Friday night

The A. O. U. W elected officers including Fred Smith as Past Master and William Keefer as Master Worksman. Robert Lemon was chosen Foreman with Rh H Daniels as Overseer, N H Jones as Recorder, Harry McCall as Financier, Jed Smith as Recorder, K Edworthy Jr as Inside Watch, John Dodd as Outside Watch, and Drs Kiskamp Jenkins and Stewart named medical examiners.

Fred Smith William Keefer Robert Lemon

International Drama seeks town correspondents for 1900 01 season

The International Drama offers a Critic’s Credential Card granting two play passes to correspondents in every U S town. Send weekly theatre reports to Editorial Dept The Duane Publishing Co 23 Duane St New York. Also includes real estate ads: two story six thousand five hundred and fifty dollar listing and a four room house with barn and fruit at six hundred dollars.

International Drama United States Duane Publishing Co Duane St N. Y Smouse & Co

Weather Week Brings Warm Start and Cooler End

The week saw mean temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal with uneven rainfall. The northern Cherokee county area reported up to 5.31 inches, causing localized washouts and flooding. Pastures and crops show mixed results with hay shortfalls in the north but southern and central districts reporting good to extra heavy hay, clover partially damaged, corn cultivation advancing, and garden crops growing. Mrs. Wicher of Iowa City arrived for a visit at the Harmeier home.

Cherokee County

Quo Vadis to Be Presented Here on Aug 29

Manager Moore announces a grand scale presentation of Quo Vadis on August 29 with an entire carload of special scenery lighting and properties. It will open the next season, and readers are urged to read the book to be familiar with the play.

Moore New York

United Christian party to convene in Smouse's Hall

Washington Iowa May 31 1900 the United Christian party will meet in convention at Smouse s Hall June 15 1900 at 1 30 p m to form a county organization select delegates to the state convention and nominate a county ticket all who believe in Christian government principles are invited to attend and help.

Washington United Christian Party Smouse’s Hall

Special Train via Great Rock Island Route June 7

A special train runs June 7 from Muscatine to Ft. Madison via the Great Rock Island Route departing Washington at 7 a m. First class accommodations provided. Grand Master Narvis and lodges from Muscatine Columbus Junction and bands will feature the trip. Train returns after evening festivities. Call at depot for details. F E Stewart Agent.

Great Rock Island Muscatine Ft. Madison Washington Narvis Columbus Junction F. E Stewart

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