Johnson's Bakery Ad and Local Arrivals Report
Read Snouffer Hughes & Co. ad announcing Johnson's bakery goods and Vienna hot Boston Brown Bread for dinner Thursday. Dave Martin arrived from Insworth this morning. Crone & Co. and Crone & Lehrer operate South Side Meat Market. G. K. Hartman left for West Chester on business. Mort Law joined Evans as third operator after a weeks’ stay. Mrs. William Kurtz left for Coppock after staying at John Simpson and Kurtz homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's
Snouffer, Hughes & Co
Vienna
Dave Martin
Insworth
South Side
S. Crone & Co
Crone & Lehrer
G. K. Hartman
West Chester
Mort Law
Evans
William Kurtz
John Simpson
Kurtz
Coppock
Miss Rose Minner to Speak on Egypt at Local Church
Miss Rose Minner of Washington will lecture tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the United Presbyterian church on her work in Egypt inviting all. Local residents note visits and arrivals including W E Conn departing for Sac City and Gela Hise from Washington stopping by. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Gault on Sunday and several Washington visitors were mentioned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Minner
Washington
United Presbyterian Church
Egypt
W. E. Conn
Sac City
Elmer Gault
Gela Hise
L. L. Teas
Edith Hassan
C. W. Bennett
F. E. Young
Lone Tree
J. R. Dunham
Winfield
J. W
Local Residents Attend Social and Move Plans
March items note Mrs Sue Lytle and Mrs C L Shanafelt with baby Carl visiting in Washington and Seymour guests. Mr and Mrs Peter Powelson of Washington spent time with friends. E J Grove moves to James Ralston home. Charley Bower and daughter Etta plan Canada home. Ladies Foreign Missionary tea at Shrader home. Gregory stock sale held at 144 miles east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Lytle
Washington
C. L. Shanafelt
Carl
Seymour
Iowa
James Glover
Peter Powelson
Bebe. Neal
Myrtle Northup
Oskaloosa
E. J. Grove
Watertown
James Ralston
Charley Bower
Etta
Canada
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Sam Shrader
Charles Ridenour
Rudolph
Valley
B. D. Gregory
Town
Social event nets ten dollars for Christian Sunday School
Primary class social success raises ten dollars in proceeds. J M Lepper from Floris Iowa visits Walker home on return from Hedrick. Miss Gladys Barnes taken ill at Miss Ellen Risk's, conveyed home near Packwood in serious condition. Miss Elsie Messenger of Washington to stay with Mrs Walker. Emery Brothers lay foundation to expand egg house. Several absentees at school. Alden Wall family visits C L Walker. Henry Rauscher moves into Will Day property. Leslie Hicks family from Fairfield visits relatives. Seaton family moves to Ditmar property. Quarantine expanded for small pox scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Sunday School
J. M. Lepper
Floris
Iowa
Walker
Hedrick
Gladys Barnes
Ellen Risk
Packwood
Elsie Messenger
Washington
L. Walker
Emery Brothers
Alden Wall
C. L. Walker
Henry Rauscher
Will Day
Baxter Ingham
Leslie Hicks
Fairfield
Mr. Seaton
Beere sisters arrive from Sperry for visit in town
The Misses Margaret and Lizzie Beere arrived last evening from Sperry Iowa for a visit at the James Miller and H Robbins homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret and
Lizzie Beere
Sperry, Iowa
James Miller
H. Robbins
Local Residents Pass Through on March 4
Mrs J A Trotter and Mrs F W Harding traveled to Muscatine to visit at the Harry Caple home. Henry Hunt of Jamesport Missouri attends to business. Chas Gloeckler of Mt Pleasant visits for business. Miss Josephine Tenny spends yesterday at Washington. G E Nash to Cedar Rapids on business. Mr and Mrs Richards of Cotters shop in town between trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Trotter
F. W. Harding
Muscatine
Harry Caple
Henry Hunt
Jamesport
Chas. Gloeckler
Mt. Pleasant
Josephine Tenny
Washington
G. E. Nash
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Richards
Cotters
Read Snoutfer Hughes Co. ad notes several travelers
Earnest Nelson traveled with West Chester this morning. Mrs J A Dickson and Mrs R L McGugin headed to Valley Junction for a few days visiting. Mrs Frances Swift and daughter Mae and Mrs Martin Swift left for Iowa City for a short visit. Mrs Ada Suter arrived from Muscatine to visit at the DeMarce home. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hay and children went to Waterloo to manage the James Black farm for the year. The Gaults left for Havre then Crawfordsville to visit relatives. Mrs Ralph Lytle and baby headed to Valley Junction then Council Bluffs for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snoutfer
Jesse DeMarce
Joseph Hay
Waterloo
Iowa
James Black
The Age of Happiness in Modern Life
An essay traces the idea of perpetual youth as a fashionable trend in modern times. It cites science and social voices noting optimism and restlessness, while warning that relentless youthfulness erodes steadiness of mind and body, risking disorder as age advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Telegram
Mary Wortley Montagu
Embroidered lingerie designs and corset cover styles
The piece reviews season fashion in lingerie highlighting close fit silhouettes. It details hand embroidery on undershirts and corset covers, bloom patterns like butterfly and daisy, eyelet and French stitches on fine fabrics, scalloped edges, and construction options for front or headover pieces with ribbons, tucks, and careful scalloping to prevent fraying.
Household tips for better tea coffee and cooking
A handful of practical tips for housewives suggests grinding tea leaves to half the usual quantity with a fine strainer, shredding fresh coconut, freshening dining room scent with lavender, replacing water with mustard and milk in recipes, and washing pillow feathers inside a cloth bag to keep ticking clean and feathers contained.
Restoring Woodwork Finishes With Linseed Rubs
Faded spots in hard wood from heat or light or alkalis can be revived to their original color by repeated gentle rubbings with boiled linseed oil or a mix with one eighth alcohol. Rub two or three times daily using clean silk or linen swabs. make swabs from cotton batting balls wrapped in cloth with loose ends as handles and discard when dirty or hard.
Flies in Sugar Hint at Frugal Grocery Trick
A country grocer teaches his new assistant to find profit in small details. He explains that removing flies from sugar is unnecessary waste and suggests reinserting them with currants to maximize value in tight market competition.
Band concert and local notices from Havre area
George H. Lee traveled to Havre this morning. Johnson's offers the finest bakery goods in town. A band concert with reading quartet trio and solos is scheduled for March 6. Notices include painting and papering services, and local residents Mrs. Fitzwilliams Mrs. Hughes Mundt Ramsey Parrish and others visiting or returning home. Health ads promote Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Parrish
Miss Parrish
Hollister
Lemon’s Pharmacy
McElhinney Drug Co
Robbery on River Road Seizes Eleven-Year-Old Girl
Anna Elman aged eleven was seized by a rough stranger on the river road near Iowa City on Monday night. He robbed her of fifty cents and dragged her toward the woods before she escaped unharmed. Police are hunting the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Anna Elman
River Road
Help the Band Boys Buy Uniforms March 6
A brief item notes fundraising help for the band boys to purchase their uniforms, with a target date of March 6 and a score or amount referenced as 14-5.
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the Evening Journal
OR Ville Elder
Sasth Main
Faghington
Sutval
Igert
Peal
Five Centeer
Journal Office
Hatel Colenso
W. H. Latta
H. L. Whitaker
Durocs
Durochog
T. L. Dodds
Peerless Cigar Co
Toledo
Ohio
Carnes Ratliff Com.co
Howard L. McGleery
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
J. D. Buckley
Ial
Bryan
Bucky Boy
Marion Anderson
the County News
KEOTA
SOL Rich & CO
East Side Square
Brighton
Crawfordsville
Ainsworth
South Dakota
D. A. Chalmers
Geo. Peck
S. S. S. Blood Boe A Safe Home Treatment
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
George H. Lee
Havre
Keyes & Dewees
William Fitzwilliams
R. L. Hughes
Wells
Edwin Griffith
Mary
Wyman
Ethel Huston
Graham Opera House
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
STECK
H. F. Steck
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