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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
8
Walter Williams returns from the BEK Bruce Gold Fish hatchery and notes brightening the disposition of his poultry flock by feeding them Dr. Jess Paw-s-min. He reports hogs at nine dollars and twenty cents. Weather remains cloudy with possible showers.
John Westphal and companions depart by car for a weeks trip stopping in Akron Washington and Philadelphia with plans to land in Washington D C Sunday noon. Mrs A A Conger of Long Beach California visits relatives staying with Mrs R McCall. B Simons has been moved to M D Lee home with partial improvement noted. Glenn Day visits Minneapolis and St Paul for work. Dr D D Robb of Frese California arrives to preach at Governor’s church on Sabbath.
Zeredatha Council No 21 meets at Clark and Enslin's store tonight at 8 o'clock. Mine Walter.
The store advertises ready to deliver fireworks and assorted groceries including Ginger Ale Mayonnaise and Grape Juice. It highlights National Biscuit Co. cookies and fancy cookies for parties, Gum Drops, and assorted foods priced unusually at 25 cents a pound. A fresh fruit section promises new peaches, melons, and vegetables this Saturday. Phone orders via the store.
Mrs 8 W Livingston Jr and her daughter Margaret motored to Des Moines this morning to spend two days there. East sgnore tonight at 8 o clock. Harry Ramseyer left this morning for Ames to attend a two day summer school offered by the American Fur Breeders Assoc.
Dr G W McLaughlin and Dr Charles McLaughlin returned home from Cleveland Ohio where they visited Dr Crile Glinie and from Detroit Michigan where they attended the American Medical Society meeting A report from David McGatte who was injured Wednesday evening says he is doing nicely and improving and if he continues as well he may be discharged from the hospital soon
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