Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy With Showers Wednesday
Partly cloudy conditions give way to showers on Wednesday as a warm spell continues tonight. A dry spell is not expected. temperatures edge up slightly overnight and into tomorrow.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1903
Page
3
Partly cloudy conditions give way to showers on Wednesday as a warm spell continues tonight. A dry spell is not expected. temperatures edge up slightly overnight and into tomorrow.
Fragmented notes from a local page list numerous visiting business travelers and social calls across Keota Crawfordsville Davenport Brighton Ottumwa and Des Moines. Mentions include William Scofield A J Hillhouse Harris MacGugin Jessie Sage Amelia Brown and others with occasional references to ice cream packs and a Bankers Life Association notice.
Mrs Jno Sands of Ainsworth shops in the city while Jno Sands departs for Davenport on business. Warren Moore heads to Des Moines for the Elk lodge carnival. J Warnock returns to Ainsworth after a city visit. Berla Tedford travels to Wyman. Mrs Jno Rice of Davenport arrives to visit at the W A Moore home. Mattie Watters leaves for Davenport to see her sister Edith LaGrange. Geo Pixley and wife depart for Webb City Mo. Mrs George Glick and baby go to Davenport for relatives. Mr and Mrs David Lemon travel to Crawfordsville after his mother’s death. Roy Patterson aids at Means Stichter restaurant during Mr Means’ absence. Chas Means goes to Davenport for business and to spend a day there. Mr and Mrs G A Beitle and Mrs B F Beitle take Firefly to Muscatine. Evidence is cited that Americans are among the world’s most beautiful women due to Rocky Mountain Tea. J H Stewart. Mrs Keiser and daughter Evaline arrive from Ohio to visit cousins Lem Cherry family.
Mrs J J Beamer travels to Fairfield for a day. Fred Steck leaves for Chicago to visit relatives. Sidney Smith of the Burlington Journal visits the city. Mrs 11 F Hites and children leave for a visit in Ainsworth. Wardens from the Bankers Life Association are noted. Various residents depart for Des Moines Muscatine Cedar Falls and Albert Lea. Chautauqua visitors expected from Burlington Muscatine Iowa City and nearby towns. Four Weyland gentlemen announce they will attend the Chautauqua celebrations.
About thirty families rent living spaces in the city for the Chautauqua period. They will establish headquarters on the grounds and attend all meetings. The text notes abundant room for more, urging prompt choice of sites. Also mentions Chamberlain's Pain Balm ads and ticket office details for travel and stalls.
Miss Lillian Patton invites inquiries on N B E A rates for trips to Niagara Falls Montreal Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington D C. Tickets on sale June 2 26 and 27 with open return to June 28 stopovers at Niagara Falls allowed without extra fare three daily trains with through sleeping cars and dining cars meals served. Reservations and space available via Jon Y Calahan General Agent 115 Adams St Room 204 Chicago.
Joseph Matthews of Wayland died yesterday at his home after a long illness from pulmonary trouble and tumors. He was an longtime resident and is survived by his wife. The funeral was held this afternoon at 1 30 with his brother Harry, formerly of the city, at his side.
Frank Edworthy Sr. won the contract for building the new Union State Bank at Keota after a meeting of bank officials. The report also lists a string of social visits, travel to the state democratic convention, and local residents preparing for future musical instruction roles.
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