Mr and Mrs S W White Leave For Ainsworth Home
Mr and Mrs S W White of Monmouth Inl visited here and departed last night from No 16 for Ainsworth where they will establish residence.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1900
Page
2
Mr and Mrs S W White of Monmouth Inl visited here and departed last night from No 16 for Ainsworth where they will establish residence.
Muddy complexions and nauseating breath are blamed on chronic constipation. Karl's Clover Root Tea is advertised as an absolute cure and sold with an absolute guarantee. Priced at 50 cents at J. H. Stewart's drug store.
Ad copy promotes Weeks Break-Up A Cold Tablets with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. Price stated as 25 cents at Stewart's Pharmacy. Local notes mention William Willie and wife traveling to Ainsworth for Mrs McCrary funeral and Miss Bessie Dayton visiting West Chester. Journal subscription info notes Topeka Capital delivery during editor Rev Sheldon tenure at 25 cents per week. Also mentions Frank Edworthy and Bud White leaving to finish a contract at Keota.
The general fire department met yesterday evening to elect next year’s officers. Chief John O. Little, Assistant Chief Clyde Bailey, and Secretary-Treasurer James A. Harwood were chosen by acclamation. Chief Roy Davis notes past year fires were few. full report will be published by the Journal. Also noted is a city night event and St Patrick’s Day dance hosted by local groups.
The first church of Christ Scientist holds services at 10 30 a m with subject Substance Bapprist Preaching Morving theme Overburdened Evening Found Out Sunday school at 930 am All not attending elsewhere invited to all services Presbyterian regular quarterly communion in the morning Preaching Christ the Life Y P S C EB at 6 and preaching at 7 o'clock
West Branch Michigan March 1. The janitor of a local church society published a notice criticizing young people who attend Sunday services to eat peanuts and other snacks. The message calls such behavior a breach of etiquette and unladylike and notes messes on the carpet and extra janitorial work. It warns that some youths know who they are and hopes the remarks will deter them.
The A. O WU. W. plans a St Patrick Day dance at Phoenix Hall on the 17th inst. They invite everyone to attend and enjoy. A large crowd is expected and the proceeds will fund carpeting for the new hall.
Purports that a beautiful complexion depends on pure blood from good digestion and healthy organs. Describes Karl's Clover Root Tea acting on bowels liver and kidneys to maintain health. Price 25¢ and 650e, J. H. Stewart, druggist.
Independent cities across the state plan a baseball surge next season led by Washington prom asing a strong amateur squad. A base grounds project near the public square aims to feature a grandstand and two outside players while local veterans and promising youths form the rest of the team. Rusty Owens and Sullivan may join as the catcher. A home talent minstrel show is proposed for team support. Dr. Jenkins travels to Keokuk after learning his brother in law William Holt is critically ill, then returns upon news of Holt’s death.
A City Hall gathering is set for eight o'clock to discuss normal school matters. Executives and interested parties are urged to attend. The JOURNAL has been reported stolen from doors in two locations this week, with further action planned if more complaints arise.
Beloit Wisconsin marked March 1 by celebrating the final payment of a city debt that hung over the community for forty years. Taxes had risen annually to cover the debt, which began with a $100000 railroad stock investment in 1853. The mortgage foreclosure left the stock worthless, and more than $300000 ultimately left the treasury before the debt was cleared.
Madison March 1 The Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously grants a peremptory writ of prohibition preventing further proceedings by Judge Ludwig in the Milwaukee injunction case. The court rules the tax payer suit lacks state authority and that the ordinance passage was legislative, removing jurisdiction and contempt findings. Boer Prisoners at Cape Town cap row of 600 prisoners at Modder River under guard behind wire fences.
An advertisement touts a long list of ailments from nervousness to chest pain and says Hayes and Coon in Detroit will send a free trial box of Dr Dix Tonic Tablets after requesting by mail. It claims quick relief and urges readers to test the product, noting a full sized box is available at druggists.
Neighborhood news records the death of Misa Nancy McCrary a 75 year old former Crawfordsville resident. She lived with Mr Ebner for two years attended U P church and was buried in the city cemetery after services at the Ebner home.
The advertisement offers a guarantee for Shilohs Consumption Cure promising a refund if two thirds of the bottle is used and no benefit is observed. The price is listed as 25c and 50c, available at J. H. Stewarts druggist.
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