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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1905
Page
3
Special to The Evening Journal reports the Iowa forecast for today and tomorrow. Generally fair tonight and Tuesday, warmer in the western portion tonight.
Keota, West Chester, Sigourney, Washington and Muscatine are cited as weekend visiting spots. Names include Chas Robertson John Steen Col T F Smith Ray Lathen Brinton’s show L Hall Ward Griffin J Limerman Nellie Wilson Blanche Girard and Grace Eyestone with travels from Iowa City Davenport Crawfordsville and Albia.
Mrs. Walter Greer is reported quite ill. W. Cherryholmes spent the day in Crawfordsville. Lessie Baker arrived from West Chester and Joy Schreckengast returned from Keota. J. Cocklin in Des Moines on business. Irma Wilbur was a Crawfordsville passenger. Brinton promotes first tent entertainment with new features. Flora Hopengardner arrived from Ainsworth. Phil Bratton from Crawfordsville spent Sunday at home. Reilly visited Noble. Alien Green in Crawfordsville. Chas. Brown to auction forty Nebraska cattle Saturday. Vollmers of Burlington on business. Minick went to West Chester to lay a foundation. Anna Fitzgerald visited Burlington. Clyde Bailey in transit on Burlington. Wal Cherryholmes visits Crawfordsville. Frank Marsh and Mena Dunlap of Kalona visited the Brown home. Warren Cowles left for Peoria after Noble visit. Tom Miller back from Morgan Park for vacation with mother. Henry Crawford returned from West Chester. Frankie Porter from Wyman. Brionton entertainment in Southeast Washington for benevolence. John Little returned from Canada, heads to Tipton and West Liberty. Frank Bandy family back from Freeland, Ainsworth. Mollie Cherry to Keota with Marguerite Cherry and Helen McArthur. E Foshier and Karl return from Harvey after two weeks with Dr. Sandy. Reynolds sisters Gowdy from Omaha head to Monmouth for a visit. James McCulley city to Wyman then Lenox to relatives. Gus Klockenteger sells farm goods before moving to town. Chas Brown sells all. Mentink and Schmidt depart for Muscatine after days with friends. S. W. Brookhart of Washington visits town on return from Missouri trip.
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