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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
3
Special to The Evening Journal reports Iowa weather for today and tomorrow. Partly cloudy conditions with local thunder storms tonight or Thursday. Warmer tonight.
A string of brief items records people traveling to West Chester Cedar Rapids Sigourney Keota and Oskaloosa for business and leisure. Baseball games are slated Friday at Southeast ballpark with Anderson and Vogt on the local battery. A touring auto passes through en route from Ottumwa to Kokomo Indiana and photo offers advertise 20 off summer weight suitings.
Mrs Will Nelson, who has been visiting a few days in the city, went to Ainsworth last evening for a visit.
A strong team will play Cone next Friday afternoon at 3 o clock. Anderson and Vogt form the battery for the game. Admission is 25 cents.
McClure's highlights a new invention in its July issue. Ray Stannard Baker profiles Dr Thaddeus Cahill and his Dynamophone, an electrical organ that converts currents into pure tones and can be heard over wires through telephones. The device acts as an orchestra controlled from a single keyboard.
The first baseball game of the season will be played Friday at 3 30 in the Southeast ball park against the Cone team. Admission is 25 cents. Anderson and Vogt will be the battery. 13 2b.
East of Chautauqua grounds entry remains at the north gate. Drive in via the same entrance as last year. Season team tickets cost 75 cents, single team tickets 10 cents, and patrons’ teams enter free on Sundays from 11 to 6. Al Darbyshire notes the details.
Chas Oswald, a merchant from Rensselaersville New York, reports Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured Seth Barch of a severe neck sore described as the ugliest he had seen. The remedy is praised for antiseptic healing and preventing blood poisoning, and is recommended for cuts wounds burns and sores at Stewart’s drug store.
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