L C Johnson Returns to Brigh ton After Visit
L C Johnson came back to Brigh ton yesterday morning after spending several days in the area.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
3
L C Johnson came back to Brigh ton yesterday morning after spending several days in the area.
Miss Edith Chesney and Miss Zefie Pardun of Keota are guests of Miss Jenness Abbey, enjoying a local social visit.
The weather forecast from Washington announces showers tonight or Saturday for Iowa, with cooler conditions expected Saturday.
Local notes list residents and visitors from Ainsworth and nearby towns visiting Crawfordsville and Fairfield. Names include Will Beard Willis Trotter Leo Lintz and others with short visits noted at homes, shops, and institutes. Social calls, travel plans, and professional visits appear throughout the column.
Local notes recall patrons urged to order early to beat the Vienna crowd. Many residents including Mrs. Moore Lem Cherry Shafer and wives plus carnival attendees are listed among visitors and travelers to Crawfordsville Brighton and surrounding towns. Tourists from Washington Fairfield and Keota are noted with social visits and paper subscriptions.
Mrs. W. T. Tansey and Fern Tansey arrived from Pawnee Osla and spent the night with the N. Dodder family. They visited Riverside yesterday before travel. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle B. Nicola left for their new home in Foster Nebr amid a large goodbye at Q depot. Rice and confetti marked the sendoff.
The notice praises moral conduct and urges truthful living. It advertises Globe barber shop with four expert artists and no waits, listing Mart White as proprietor. It reads as a historical promotional item from a local paper.
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