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Small Town Advertisements and Local Notices
No. 104 East Main St. for sale. Some good dry wood. See Sol Rich. A fine line of Gent's Underwear at unusually low prices at The Columbia. Miss Martin McCleary of White City Kansas arrived in the city last evening. There's only one Above. You make no mistake when you go there for any thing in the barber line. At the last Gun Club meeting the time of weekly shoot was changed from Wednesday to Thursday afternoon. McCartney says he can furnish any thing in the line of eatables and the dishes to put them in. Fresh meat of all kinds and also peanuts. Harry Horn and wife were searching the city last night for a vacant house. They expect to make Washington their home soon. Woods Bros. ad noted. they are prepared to give a tip-top performance. Ensign McAbee and Capt Long of Omaha will conduct services at the Salvation Army barracks tonight and tomorrow a.m. and p.m. Everyone invited. John Beliel returned from Oklahoma where business is slack. spring work begins. The May Party at Swift's Hall was well attended with fine music and dancing. Water geranium plant shown at M. E. church plant sale may become popular. Davenport circus attendance at Ringling week draws 23,000 paying customers. Ladies' Guild Episcopal church to open a bazaar Midway Plaisance next Friday at Mrs. C. J. Wilson’s home to raise funds for a church. Catarrh described as widespread. Hall's Catarrh Cure by Cheney & Co. promoted as constitutional remedy, with $100 reward for cures failing. Sold by Druggists 75c.