Weather outlook: fair tonight and Friday with regional variation
The forecast shows generally fair conditions tonight and Friday. The western portion may encounter threats while the eastern portion warms up on Friday.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
3
The forecast shows generally fair conditions tonight and Friday. The western portion may encounter threats while the eastern portion warms up on Friday.
Personal notices recount residents traveling visiting and moving about Washington and nearby towns. Ed Bowman returns from Altoona, Josie Pratt from Fairfield, and many others including Miss Mae E. Carl purchasing land, Leonard Smouse adding rooms, and Mrs. Mina Brindley Cambridge visiting relatives.
H Turner of Demesastown Pennsylvania reports relief from liver stomach and bowel issues using a purely vegetable remedy sold at Stewart's drug store. The item promotes the treatment as effective and gentle with a low price of 25 cents.
Obituary inquiry at the Journal office. Rolls and coffee cake at John son bakery daily. Means & Stichter's offer plenty of ice cream. Flick & Johnson seek fifty teams for light work paying 4.00, apply at office. May 22 Friday wait for us. May 22. Will Moreland, ex Burlington conductor, in city. A B Spaulding of Ainsworth in city on business. Bankers' Life rep Linton in city for a few days. Rev McFall visiting then to Wyman. Washington Mitten Factory hiring more girls, apply near Opera House. Admission 25 cents to hear Mrs. Zaiser on Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. Dr Watts chiropodist offers painless corns removal. Buttons factory talks in Muscatine. Children Rocky Mountain Tea promotes health. J H Stewart Johnson bakery expanding staff. Matt White buys pacing mare 2:40. McFarland Eckerman Co to open West Chester store capital 12000. Kalona Pavilion association articles of incorporation capital 3000. Directors listed.
The Journal advertises calling cards for commencement programs with up to date sizes styles and engraving suitable for graduates and their relatives and friends.
On the first and third Tuesdays of each month through September 1903 the Iowa Central Ry sells colonist tickets to southern and western states at very low rates. Inquiries and rates available from local agents or A. K. Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minn. septls
A humorous Q and A column replies with odd tips and clarifications. Esther advises calming a hen by head-whirl, Charles should join Tasket Hall for affection, Mother suggests shaving the baby’s head to cure creepers, Elmer says nose picking at table is bad form, Rachel corrects a game reference, and Clarice warns about age appropriateness for attire.
The A O UW invites all members of the F of H and officers to a supper at Workmen Hall on Friday evening May 12 by order of the Com. The notice calls for attendance by members and marks a social gathering of the organization.
The Rathbone social scheduled for May is postponed to May 15 due to the M. B. E. entertainment at the charel. By order M. B. C.
Members from Wellman and Keota attended last evening sessions of the Knights Templar order with W A Downing and Messrs Teascher and Geo McDonald listed among those in attendance.
Members are summoned to a 7:15 p m meeting in the fire hall to hear the building committee report on important business and plans for the club.
All members are requested to be present for the initiation ceremony scheduled Thursday evening. By order of 69-21 Mrs. R. A. Riley, D. of H.
Mrs. Anna Hagelgans of Tuckahoe New Jersey touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism and lumbago saying it greatly benefits her family and relieves sprained backs. She recommends it to many others who praise its merits and declares she would not be without it. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
Help sought for ten to twenty Japanese umbrellas. Anyone with them should contact Warren Moore manager at Graham Theatre at once.
Weem's Laundry seeks trust with assurance of quality work offered by agents Sandvos and Reid. The notice invites patrons to try the service and rely on established reputation for thorough cleaning and careful handling.
Notice from Washington Iowa seeking sealed proposals for Main Marion Washington and Jens Streets paving with brick and cement curb. Bids due May 11 1903 with bond ten thousand dollars and certified check two thousand dollars. Work to begin by July 5 1903 and finish by October 1 1903 with six installment payments and five percent interest. City reserves right to reject any bid. Slugh H. McCleery city clerk May 4 1903.
The Beggar Prince Opera Company presents Mikado next Wednesday May 13 for the season finale. Seats are available at Carris drug store after Thursday.
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