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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1902

Page

2

District Court Adjourns Until Saturday In Probate Matters

Probate cases passed on including the will of Benjamin I Ayres with Charity Ayres named executor and bond set at 400. Final report for the estate of Robert Craig approved with distribution ordered. Michael Gilligan probate order fixed for March 20 1902. Grand Jury finishes most work and will reconvene April 28. court adjourned sine die until Saturday nine o clock.

Wraed Benjamin I. Ayres Charity Ayres

Students Present Uncle Rube in Crawfordaville Play

Academy students stage Uncle Rube a four act comedy drama at the Columbian Opera House in Crawfordville on Tuesday evening March 25. Admission 15 cents, 25 cents for reserved seats. Tickets available at Market & Thompson's Crawfordville office.

Academy Crawfordaville Columbian Opera House Marper & Thompson's

Prayer service raises funds for missionary societies

At First United Presbyterian church last night a combined meeting of the Woman's and Young Ladies Missionary societies raised 115 from the women and 66 from the young ladies for a total of 1840. Additional contributions are expected to boost the total.

First United Presbyterian

County News Roundup March 19 Reports and Visits

Items from surrounding counties include Mrs Fetters and daughter visiting at the Thomas Morgan home. Miss Ella Erwin in Washington. Mrs Beez and daughter en route from Fairfield. F W Harding traveling to Washington. Mrs Kash ill. E B Neal visiting relatives in Keota. Rev N H Brown visiting the T J Nicholson home. a five year old Hamill child severely ill with pneumonia. Mrs Skipton visiting Keota. Fisher Augustine shipping hogs to Chicago. Moore and Lewis also shipping hogs with John McCaleb accompanying.

Mra George Fetters and Thomas Morgan Horace Seeley Mealies Ella Erwin Washington Henry Beez Iva Fairfield N. H Brown Monmouth T. J. Nicholson Rev. Brown Baptist Church J. H. Hamill H. Skipton Keota David Hell Fisher & Augustine Chicago

Burlington approves four 25 year franchises for gas and electric services

In Burlington on March 18 the voters granted the People's Gas and Electric Co. four franchises for gas and lighting, steam heat and cold air, electric railways, and electric lighting for 25 years. A five year contract for street lighting at $70 per 2,000 candle-power per year accompanies the vote.

Burlington People's Gas and Electric Company of Western Construction Company General Electric Company of Chicago

Special Notice from Hervey Bell on Buggies and Surreys

Hervey Bell of Washington Iowa announces his thirty third year in buggy manufacturing. He offers 100 surreys and 110 stanhopes and buggies all from his own shop with latest styles and best materials. He emphasizes no grade cutting and a full stock of harness. He invites customers to visit, see the factory and display room, and notes small profits and quick sales with notes for payment. He asks patrons to call before buying and promises fair values.

Washington

Nineteenth Century club of Washington Iowa celebrates growth

The Nineteenth Century club in Washington Iowa organized in October 1804 with fourteen members supports a city library by bequeathing a $10 000 home for a library named Jane A Chilcote Library. The club funds the library with tea proceeds and Stevenson works. Mrs A R Dewey heads the club as president and members plan to attend the National Federation in May in Los Angeles.

Washington Iowa Bayview Jane A. Chilcote Stevenson Court House A. R Dewey Nineteeth Century Club National Federation Los Angeles Des Moines Mai Times

Humble Missouri Man Praises Chamberlain Remedy

Mr C B Wingfield of Fair Play Missouri suffers chronic dysentery for thirty five years and reports Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy did him more good than any other medicine. For sale by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.

C. BR. Wingfield Fair Play Chamberlain Stewarts Pharmacy Cook & Sherman

Brinton's Show Tomorrow Evening

W F Brinton presents his final performance of the season in Graham. Half the net proceeds go to the city improvement fund. Ticket prices are 10 15 and 25 cents with seats available at Carrie drug store. Get tickets now.

Andrew Ferguson Heads to Oil Fields in Kansas Trip

Andrew Ferguson plans a first Tuesday in April departure for southeastern Kansas to tour oil fields. The invitation urges interested travelers to join for a view of the oil country and affordable land with a round trip fare of $13.65.

Andrew Ferguson Kansas

Open Session of both Literary Societies Aes nC Craft

A note announces an open session for two literary societies, the Aes nC Craft group and another, inviting members to join discussions and activities. The event aims to share writings and plan future gatherings.

Miss Beatie Wilson to visit Eugene Schneider home

Miss Beatie Wilson plans a visit to the Eugene Schneider residence. Sim Shannon of Deadwood arrives in the city Tuesday night to visit his big parents Mr and Mrs William Shannon. The Charles Saling music room will be improved with a plate front log and partitions removed to display better quarters. WEK Beamer is in Chicago attending business matters and may enter the furnace business, no decision yet.

Beatie Wilson Eugene Schneider Sim Shannon Deadwood South Dakota William Shannon Charles Saling Wek Beamer Chicago Lincoln, Neb Wm. J. Bryan City of Lincoln Bryan

Maud Muller and the Hen That Said Ka-doot

A playful verse recounts Maud Muller attempting to raise hens with a tinsel box and hay as a gag, only to face a stubborn rooster who clucks Ka doot and ruins the setup. The spoof ends with a chorus praising Rocky Mountain Tea offered by H. Stewart.

Color Line at Chicago Luncheon Invite Sparks Debate

Mrs. George W. Hiummer of the Chicago Woman's club extended invitations to meet Mrs. Yates, president of the National Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, at a April 2 luncheon at 425 LaSalle Avenue. Some invited members declined. others were not invited after hesitation over social versus business talk.

Chicago George W. Hiummer Chicago Woman's Club Macved Clint Yates National Federation of Colored Women's Clubs LaSalle Avenue

Trapped steel trap found in tree after twenty two years

In Frankfort Indiana on Eli Martins farm a steel trap with a six inch chain was found embedded in a tree grown over with three inch thick wood. The trap head bore the name George Emory, who reports the trap had been missing for twenty two years and was likely carried up by a coon.

Frankfort Ind Eli Martin Jefferson Oscar Walters George Emory Emory

Not Quite Strong Enough

In Edinburgh years ago Mr Hawtrey and his company staged The Gray Mare at the Theater Royal. An elderly Scotsman named Mac was tasked with creating thunder by shaking peas in a tin box but failed to meet the tempo. Hawtrey urged Mac to shake louder, insisting on a louder storm to evoke a Scotch mist.

Mr. Hawtrey Edinburgh Mac Theater Royal

Solid Food For Scot's Intellect

Aberdeen Public Library annual report shows reader requests across genres. A laborer’s last thirty books include two science titles, one philology, two sociology, three poetry, three philosophy, eleven theology and eight fiction. An upholsterer over two years read one science title, one useful art, two history, five biography and twenty six travel books.

Scot Aberdeen Public St. James Gazette

Iowa Central Road Sells California One Way Excursion Tickets

From March through April the Iowa Central road offers one way excursion tickets to California from all Iowa and Illinois stations at a special low rate. Elegant tourist cars with modern conveniences depart weekly on Tuesdays to the coast, travel direct without changes, avoiding winter travel discomforts. For full information and reservations, contact local agent offices for circulars.

Iowa Central Road California Ihs Iowa Illinois Pacific Coast

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