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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1923

Page

8

Hats at Bridges Draw Weekday Shoppers

Local shoppers visit Bridges for attractive hats and low prices. Iowa City visitor Rothsehil on business. Mrs Ilcss visits Keota. Miller sisters return from Ames. Mrs King spends day in Davenport. Hull shops Crawfordsville. Wolf visits Fairfield. Monnett visits Lovelet. Herring family from Crawfordsville shops in town. Morrison family travels by automobile to Nebraska.

Mi O Na stomach tablets advertised by Lemmon's Pharmacy

An ad promotes Mi O Na stomach tablets for stomach trouble gas belching sour stomach and nervousness with a guarantee from Lemmon's Pharmacy. Margaret Black visited Ainsworth to spend the day with friends this morning.

Lemmon’s Margaret Black Ainsworth

Summer visitors and local notes from Ames area

Mrs Rex Reece visited her mother Mrs Simon Herr in Harper. J A Crocker and daughter Aletha of Mt Union were Washington visitors. Miss Marjorie Schulty and Miss Margaret Miller of Ames arrived for summer visits. Miss Wanderene Neiswanger heads to New York City and France for the summer. Lisle McGugin plans a July trip to Pennsylvania and other cities. New taxi service to Mt Pleasant departs daily at 1 15. N D Anderson reports banker examiner N A Buck visiting. he will start his new job soon. Mr and Mrs J P Jones of Crawfordsville returning from bankers convention in Ames. Mrs Shreeve near the county hospital sold strawberries at market. Aurilla Mayhew went to Oskaloosa for Penn college events. Mrs R L Borland and two children of Wintoh returned home.

Putnam’s remnant table and local notices highlight summer sales

A collage of short items lists sales and events from Putnam’s millinery and remnant table to July August dress assortments. Local residents including Mrs. Dewey and Miss Eva Martin are noted with visits, trips, and greetings. The Baptist Ladies cafeteria supper opens at 5:30 at the church.

Baptist Putnam's

Local residents share summer visits and travels

Keota residents Mrs. George Lyle and daughters Gale and Elizabeth shop in town. Marjorie and Florence Smith visit Fégatives in Drakesville for a few weeks. Zoe Wilcox, Alta and Roy Grecian go to Ainsworth to visit the Manford Wilcox home a few days. Detroit native Mrs. Ruth Wells Gibson visits her mother and plans a Macomb Ill trip to see Lola Wells Laughes. Colambuk Junction resident Mrs. C M Cavin visits relatives briefly. Mrs FE EB Phillips and Mrs Carl Ziska, guests at the Dick Bidwell home, travel to Davenport then to Bert Benson's before returning home. Richmond toward the north anticipates a potential July 4 celebration drawing large crowds in southeastern Iowa.

Zoe Wilcox Alta Roy Grecian Ainsworth Manford Wilcox Ruth Wells Gibson Detroit Elmer Wells Macomb Ill Lola Wells Laughes C. M. Cavin Colambuk Junction Ralph Livingston FE EB. Phillips Carl Ziska Dick Bidwell Pavenport Bert Benson

Hogs Prove Mortgage Lifters for Zeck Farm

James Zeck maintains faith in hogs as mortgage lifters despite low prices. He owns over 300 hogs mostly ready for market. Miss Louise Cunningham and her siblings Miss Elizabeth Bell and Miss Helen Cunningham plan a western trip, visiting California and Washington state, lasting all summer.

James Zeck Louise Cunningham Elizabeth Bell Helen Cunningham California Washington State

Kalona man in town for final showing of The Little Church Around The Corner

Hal Figgins of the Kalona neighborhood visits the county seat for a rare trip to town to trade and see the last performance of The Little Church Around The Corner this evening.

The Hal Figgins Kalona

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Rothsehil Iowa City Mrts W. S. Ilcss Keota Ophelia Barbara Miller Ames GC. G. King Davenport Meeroid Hull Crawfordsville Miss Anna Wolf Fairfield Dorothy Monnett Muscathne Lloyd Lovelet Lewis Herring Morrison Nebraska Fox Son Chaney FOX News Palm Beach John Shields & Sons Pyes Lupton Washington Atchisons Rex Reece Harper Simon Herr J. A. Crocker Aletha Mt. Union Marjorie Schulty of Margaret Miller Lisle McGugin Pennsylvania Mt. Pleasant N. D. Anderson N. A. Buck Harvey Young J. P. Jones Bankers Convention Aurilla Mayhew Oskaloosa Penn College Arch Best Oxfords Wilson’s Claire Dewey Gene Crayne West Chester Len Birney Mrs Isaac Custer Kansas J. A. Work Insurance Accy Graham's Green Marjorie Heinzman What Cheer G. E. Ver Steech Bridges Millinery Farrell Helwick Muscatine Hazel Wilk Frank Chilcote Haskins Arnet Mathers M. L. Briggle BF. M. Case West Liberty Jennie Cress Eva Martin Mason City W. F. Jacobs Miss Godfrey Martha Galesburg Knox F. A. Klein A. Beenblossom Curtis & Ross T. J. Nicholson Crawfordseville A. W. Yard Second Street W. D. Loftisa W. A. Heinz Burlington H. H. Ross Frank Appleby Washington Democrat Midora Putnam'’s Will Stewart Manton Kebner Keokuk Mrs. Hebner George Sumpf Joe Chabal Bchulty Motor CO Stuart Hotel N. D Harry Ferguson Pleasant Plain A. N. Alberson Council Bluffs A. Hammer la Crosse Wis E. B. Hammer McElhinney Drug Co George Lyle Gale Elizabeth Marjorie Florence Smith Drakesville Fégatives Richmond Lowa Washington Cleaners Peters Brown King Tut NEW Economy Shoe Store
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