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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Longnecker, guests at the George Pauls home, left yesterday for LaPorte City Iowa. Miss Irita Pauls accompanied them and will stay a few days at LaPorte.
A notice seeks a couple who will marry on the first of duty. Payment offered is 25 dollars. Write for particulars to H Steck, Chief.
No humbug claims are needed for Foley's Honey and Tar the well known remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles. The fact that more bottles are used than any other cough remedy testifies to its merit. Why risk unknown preparations when Foley's Honey and Tar costs no more and is safe and sure.
Walter Wilson Ralph Dougherty Schuyler Livingston Ab Anderson and C J Wilson left yesterday morning for Waterloo to attend the Republican state convention.
The piece imagines a heavenly city where identity endures and daily life mirrors earthly business. Banks, clothing stores, grocers, dry goods, shoes, barber shops, restaurants, and lawyers all operate with perfect happiness, open hours, and no competition, while notable local figures and newspaper offices observe a world without death or mourning.
The piece by Mr. Millers close application has earned him a reputation for originality in celestial domains. His series on Human Nature as It Was in Washington draws readers of good literature who reside in the city of eternal happiness. The moral is that happiness hinges on living conditions, and a person content with his work would pursue it forever if the surroundings remained congenial.
J B Jones, who has stayed at the Hopengardner home for the past three or four weeks, will depart tonight for his home in Pittsburg Pennsylvania.
Special to the Evening Journal notes fair tonight and Thursday with moderate temperatures for Iowa.
Read Snouffer Hughes & Co ad on page 4 shows ten pounds of lard force at the Royal Market. Elmer Thoma of Dutch Creek township was in the city on business yesterday. Margaret Brown, the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Brown, is reported somewhat better.
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