Notions price listings from the shop floor noted
A clipped notice records prices and deals for notions items including ge and 19 cent lines. The snippet mentions a 3.90 dollar figure and a 10c 19¢ tag in a crowded price listing.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1906
Page
5
Office Addresses and Phone Numbers Listed
An item lists contact details for an address at 104 East Main with two phones and a postal box number 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main
Keota News Roundup: Local Visits and Shop Notices
Johnson maintains seven bread varieties in stock including vanilla, cream and chocolate taffies at Brown's Candy Kitchen. Mrs. R. L. MacGugin leaves Saturday for Valley Junction to visit the John Gibson home for a few days. Photos 10c a dozen this week and next at Jeffery's penny photo rooms. Mrs. Hintermeister and daughter Nellie travel from Kalona to Andalusia to be with relatives. Mrs. Richard Hughes returns to Columbus Junction after a visit with her parents, the Elmer Wells family. Miss Mabel Morton visits Centerville for the A. M. Simpson home and the church dedication yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Wickham of Chicago and Harry Wickham of Ainsworth are in Keota visiting Dr. E. St. Wickham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's Candy Kitchen
R. L. MacGugin
Valley Junction
John Gibson
Jeffery
Penny
Richard Hughes
Columbus Junction
City
Elmer Wells
Mabel Morton
Centerville
A. M. Simpson
T. Y. Wickham
Chicago
Keota
Harry Wickham
Ainsworth
Dr. E. ST. Wickham
Warren Hami
Cecaar Rapids
Walter Teis
J. N. Reinert
Sigourney
Charles Harris
Mt. Pleasant
Alvin Lewis
Deep River
Svein
Hendrix
O. Keiser
Harry Page
Eva
Nel Fish
Genevieve Hulse
Roy Warrington
Johnson's
Tom Dempsey
Burlington
Ek. M. Wilson
O. T. Smith
Muscatine
Will Hennett
Crawfordsville
John Little
Tha Purvis
Cedar Falls
Edie Bovee
Vera Miller
Geo. Sigler
Gladys Dougherty Sigler
Alpha Wabnitz
State Dorma
I. J. Patterson
Harry Hoffman
Fred Grock
Yaro Blecha
Geneva Reha
F. F. Rickard
Clarence M. Spohn
Clements
Needham
Patsy Wilson
Maud Erdice
Lyle’ Nicola
Foster
Nebr
Jessie Crooks
L. P. Pasewalk
Norfolk
Netr
Anne Burrell Terry
M. Keck
Grandpa Burrell
Coal pricing claim from Scranton dealer statement
A Scranton coal dealer asserts that their celebrated coal is priced no higher than the regular rates charged by reputable merchants for other coal. The note emphasizes no premium for quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Daily People News From Warren and Visitors Reach Sigourney
June events and travel notes show Warren Hami returning from bankers convention at Cedar Rapids. Various locals visit relatives and attend commencements. mentions of Miss Nora Stewart, Eva Reed, and Mary Deyoe at Cedar Falls and Cedar Walls events, plus notable travels to Washington and Sigourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
J. F. Robertson
Mt. Pleasant
Wesleyan University
Roy Turnipseed
Blanche Merchant
J. K. Bryson
Washington
Nora Stewart
Ed Wilkin
Vermillion
Kan
Skinner
Lillian Kite
Sadie Warner
Eva Reed
Cedar Falls
Donald Vail
Leland Page
Muscatine
W. R. Hill
Kewanee
Ill
Will Keiser
Groton
South Dakota
David Keiser
Lowe
Cora
West Chester
Charles Robertson
Mary Deyoe
Cedar Walls
Gil Vincent
Charles Bamford
George
Dimamit
Little Ruth Giffen Is Quite Sick
Charles Yeager of Crawfordsville visited today and will spend Sunday with friends. The B Y P U plans an ice cream social this evening on the vacant lot south of the post office. The K F P and Rathbone sisters meet at their hall tomorrow afternoon and then march to the cemetery to decorate graves of deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Giffen
Charles Yeager
Crawfordsville
K. F P
Rathbone
Local residents and visitors frequent area gatherings
June 18 reports show Miss Delia Champion arriving from Iowa City to stay with H A White family while Mrs M L Miller visits her brother in Columbus Junction. Several others travel to Oskaloosa Washington and Columbus City for illness visits business, and social events. A Methodist church children’s day program drew a large crowd and 17 dollars was raised at an ice cream social as William Plummer works on a cement walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Champion
Iowa City
H. A. White
M. L. Miller
Malio
Columbus Junction
J. H. McCreedy
S. R. Love
Oskaloosa
Love
S. Ross
Washington
Pearl Stone
Hartford, Con
Methodist Church
J. D. Dayton
Wm. Plummer
Ed Wiley
Rural Route Three News Briefs and Local Happenings
Mrs Arnold of Richmond visited Friday with her daughter Mrs Mae Rittenhouse. Miss Nina Bartholomew married Bar L Smith Thursday at the bride’s parents home. Mrs Martha Levestone returned from Iowa City after commencement. Heines and Smith are constructing new barns this summer. The Mutual Telephone Co held a Prairie Flower meeting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Richmond
Mae Rittenhouse
Nina Bartholomew
Bar L. Smith
Martha Levestone
Iowa City
Messrs. Heines and Smith
Mutual Telephone Co
Prairie Flower
Local Notices from Crawfordsville and Surroundings
June 18 items show residents visiting and traveling among Washington Crawfordsville and Columbus Junction. Names include Mrs L L Teas Miss Edna Young Jennie Wooley Will McKee and others. An Epworth League ice cream social is planned and invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Lot Maxwell and Mack DeLong on June 27 at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Teas
Washington
Edna Young
Jennie Wooley
Will McKee
Davenport
Henry Hagie
Wm. Brown
Fio Purvis
Crawfordsville
J. R. Rickey
Franklin
Miss Lot Maxwell
Mack DeLong
Runaway buggy injures Miss Dodd on North Marion
Last evening a buggy runaway threw Mrs. John Jackson and Miss Mae Dodd. Miss Dodd suffered a Collier's fracture with both bones in her right arm above the wrist broken. They were taken to the Rathmel home for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Miss Dodd Injured in Buggy Fall Near Central Park
Miss Dodd sustained a fractured arm when a horse and buggy toppled over a fence at Central park. Taken to her parents’ home on West Jefferson Street, she rests easier today after the fracture was reduced. Mrs. Jack-SOD escaped unharmed aside from a few bruises. A subsequent rig replacement was arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceph Dodd
West Jefferson Street
Jack- Sod
Central Park
Miss Dodd
Local and Personal Short Notes From Burlington Area
Daily personal notices report numerous residents traveling on business to Burlington Muscatine and Cedar Falls. It notes several weddings engagements and a birth with brief court and health updates, including a couple visiting relatives, a short court session, and a man recovering from tonsillitis.
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