Auction Set on Mixed Lot of Items for Sale
A seller notes that several pieces are only partially cleaned and plans a washing to remove remaining dirt before selling the collection.
27 Mar 1895
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1895
Page
1
A seller notes that several pieces are only partially cleaned and plans a washing to remove remaining dirt before selling the collection.
Afternoon program continued with Miss Wilson's letter read by Mrs. Myrtle Paul of Ainsworth. Delegates from Living Lake church and several U P churches reported, with papers by Mrs. Gordon and Miss Campbell's fragment read via Keokuk. Evening session addressed “Mission Work Beginning at Jerusalem” with multiple society greetings and formal reports.
Last evening Magnet literary society elected officers including President Willard Leet and Vice President Bessie Sowashy for the coming term. The Aurora society will hold its officers election next Tuesday evening. An emigrant party of Hollanders enroute for Pella changed trains and is staying over. they cannot speak English and are being teased at Rock Island station. A veiling sale at Miss A Berry's offers goods at low prices with no souvenirs.
An evening at The Graham featured the Military band performing La Czarine and Galop de Concert with several encores. Ada Jenkins, Frank Smith, Eva Hunt, and others contributed solos and duets as the audience enjoyed a varied program. The piece ended with American Excelsior March as the band received praise for its high standard and leadership by M. Wolters. Also noted were court adjournments, local visits, and community updates.
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