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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1903

Page

3

Cream and Soda Fares and Local Notices

Fragments show multiple local items: May 22 ice cream promotions at Means & Stichter's and Columbia Pharmacy with soda offerings. flick Johnson pays 400 for teams. residents traveling to Brigh ton and Kansas. Dr. Watts advertises chiropody. Washington Mitten Factory hiring. Valley Junction visitors. Charlie Quinn family visiting. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised. J H Stewart and Howard Ross plan move to Ridgeway Pa. Womans club delegates from Fortnightty Club return from Des Moines.

Maud Jack J. H. Stewart Howard Ross Burlington Ridgeway Ross

Mrs. Zaiser Delights Fans With Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch

Grace Zaiser's reading of Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch drew a large audience. The performance showcased her dramatic delivery and charm in a nostalgic era production.

Washington D C May Weather Forecast

Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with possible local showers as Iowa forecast for today and tomorrow appears in The Evening Journal.

Washington, D. C Evening Journal Iowa Today Tomor

Personal notes from Newton area travels and visits

Pearl Gardner returns to Newton Miss Woodford guests Brighton visits Frank Lamphere Davenport occasional city stopovers Mike Lombardo Burlington passenger Chas Davis Eldon trip Mrs H M Eicher Chicago visit Miss Clara White Muscatine trip Mrs A A Sowash West Chester shopping i S Sample Wellman dealer Rev Coates Big Mound preaching W L Trotter Ainworth city visit Mrs S W Livingston West Chester trip Miss Ruth Evans Columbus Junction city visit Wm Buntenbach Marion Twp Rock Island trip Miss Lucy Porter West Chester home visit Mr and Mrs Arthur Woods Verdi visit Miss Mary Hughes county superintendent Crawfordsville school visits Mr and Mrs M L Miller Ainsworth Henry Boyee home L R Rowley Chicago silk house caller Hugh McCausland city business Mrs Jerry Curran Mrs Frank Marvel Crawfordsville orchestra Chas Gobble Muscatine return Frank Pearson Parsons college home from Fairfield with roommate Harrison Mrs Sidney Anderson Rock Island arrives Firefly visit Miss Matthews Humble Orris Grace Coates Crawfordsville concert T W Ward Chicago milliner trade call Dr and Mrs Dewey El Paso then California Mrs R F McFarland Mrs Elizabeth Gallagher West Chester Firefly Keokuk Eldon visit Grace Zaiser Burlington reading First Methodist church return J E Freeland family Selma farm Columbia Pharmacy fountain opens with beverages

Miss Woodford Brighton Frank Lamphere Davenport Mike Lombardo Burlington Chas. Davis Eldon H. M. Eicher Chicago W. L. Trotter Ainworth S. W. Livingston West Chester Ruth Evans Columbus Junction Wm. Buntenbach Marion Township Rock Island Lucy Porter Arthur Woods Verdi Mary Hughes Crawfordsville M. L. Miller Ainsworth Henry Boyee L. R. Rowley Hugh McCausland Jerry Curran Frank Marvel Frank Pearson Parsons Fairfield Mr. Harrison Sidney Anderson W. H. Riley Matthews Humble Orris Grace Coates T. W. Ward Gage Bros. Wholesale Milliner House Grace Zaiser First Methodist J. E. Freeland Expressman Bandy Selma

Washington buggy company offers unique carriage styles

A fragment notes The Washington Buggy Company offering buggies surreys stanhoes runa bouts and carriages with a hint of a sale or inventory listing. The readable text mentions unique styles and a sale action but details are incomplete.

Militia Forces Advance Toward Washington

The Ottumwa Courier reports Milwaukee track layers have reached twelve miles from the west end and expect a meeting near Washington. If they join, the East Enders will reach Washington in a few days, but a clash here is unlikely before the Skunk river bridge is completed.

Ottumwa Courier Milwaukee Track West End Washington West Ind East

Robbers Invade Four Fairfield Homes Thursday Night

Four Fairfield houses were entered on Thursday night. Occupants were aroused in two burglaries with robbers demanding money and jewelry. Items stolen included a silver watch small change and a new suit of clothes from the homes of P. H. Fisher William Louden J. T. Mitchell and S. L. McChesney.

Fairfield P. H. Fisher William Louden J. T. Mitchell S. L. McChesney Night Hawks

Rail lines seek control of M. N. S. Road by receivership

The M. N. and S. Road now under a receiver attracts attention from Milwaukee and Rock Island systems. Rock Island sees expansion potential to boost influence in the Muscatine district while Milwaukee views the line as a valuable feeder for its new cut off.

Milwaukee and Rock Island Muscatine Milwaukee

Reader with rare powers shines in Mrs Wiggs reading at church

Grace Zaiser drew a large First Methodist audience with a reading from Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch by Alice Hogan Rice. The performance captured life in a needy urban home with humor and pathos and showed Zaiser's deep empathy and stage rhythm. Alma Brindley and Mrs Charles Parkinson provided musical preludes and interludes. The event, organized by the Women's Foreign Missionary Society, was praised as a fine entertainment choice for the community.

Grace Zaiser First Methodist Church Mrs. Wiggs Cabbage Patch Asia European Australia Alma Brindley Charles Parkinson Women’s Foreign Missionary Society The Methodist Church

Chamberlains Pain Balm Praised By New Jersey Family

Mrs. Anna Hagelgans of Tuckahoe New Jersey touts Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism and lumbago. She notes her husband found relief from a sprained back and says it is the best family remedy she has used. She recommends it to many others who also acclaim its merits. Stewarts Pharmacy in Cook Sherman sells it.

Chamberlain Anna Hagelgans

Sol Rich Returns From Chicago After Illness News

Sol Rich came back yesterday morning from Chicago where he had been by the bedside of Mrs. Klara Simon who is in a very weakened condition and not expected to recover. Washington friends express deep regret at the sad news.

Sol Rich Chicago Klara Simon

Leesville man saved by Dr King’s New Discovery

In Leesville Indiana W H Thrown of that place was believed near death but was saved by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. The advertisement claims the remedy cures Asthma Consumption Pneumonia Bronchitis and Grip with immediate relief and a complete cure. Trials bottles are free and prices listed 50 cents and 1.00.

Leesville Ind W. H. Thrown Stewart

Meeting of the Morehair Club Delayed and Discussed

A local note reports the Morehair Club will meet next Monday and on the fifth Monday each month. Members promise to share recent experiences with the club’s remedy while denying reports of drinking it. They confirm use as a tooth wash and defend against swallowing claims.

Morehair’’ Club

Electric Bitters credited with curing stomach bleeding case

A physician from No. Mehoopany Pa Dr T G Merritt reports triggering a startling test that cured a patient with violent stomach hemorrhages due to ulceration after using Electric Bitters. The patient improved from the first dose and has had no attack in 14 months. The tonic is guaranteed for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles and sold for 50 cents at Stewart's Pharmacy.

T. G. Merritt No. Mehoopany, Pa Stewart's Pharmacy

SPECIAL LOW RATE EXCURSIONS FOR SETTLERS

The Iowa Central Ry offers May Sth and 12th one way settlers excursions to Minnesota, North and South Dakota, and Manitoba at very low rates. Obtain details from local agents or A B Cutts G P Minneapolis Minn.

Minnesota North South Dakota Manitoba Iowa Central Ry A. B. Cutts G. P. Eas Minneapolis Minn

Mrs Zaiser Reading at M E Church Tonight

Mrs Albert Zaiser presents a reading at the M. E. church this evening at eight o clock. She will perform Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch and is highly praised by venues. Admission is 25 cents.

Albert Zaiser M. E

Special One Way Colonist Rates Announced

On the first and third Tuesdays of each month through September 1903 the Iowa Central Railway will sell colonist tickets to points in Arkansas Missouri Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Colorado Texas Louisiana New Mexico and more at extremely low rates. Contact local agents or address A B Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis for rates and further information. sept 1903

Iowa Central Ry Arkansas Missouri Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Colorado Texas Louisiana New Mexico A. B. Cutts Minneapolis Minn

Notice High School and Academy Graduates

The Journal offers up to date calling cards for commencements and invitations. It promotes engraving options and sizes suitable for sending to relatives and friends.

Quick Arrest Salve Heals Severe Piles Case

J A Guiledge of Verbena Alabama endured a severe pile condition with 24 tumors and was hospitalized twice. Bucklen's Arnica Salve halted inflammation and cured him after other remedies failed. Sold at Stewart Druggist for 50 cents to 25 cents in some ads.

J. A. Guiledge Verbena Ala Bucklen Stewart

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Evening Journal Weashington Lowe East Main Locai Means & Stichter's Weem Sandres & Reid Flick & Johnson Sam Lout John Squires Mrs. Squires James M. Watts Civic Motel L. D. Higgins J. T. Anderson H. M. Shellabarrer Ed Klopfenstein Ft. Scott Kaw Columbia Pharmacy Washington Mitten Opera House Jack Quinn Thresa Quinn Valley Junction W. KR. Jeffrey Nort Ooerbin Des Moines Womans Club Patch J. Albert Atute Bonaparte West Side Clothiers D L. Baird & Son Cash Store Baxter H. A. Baxtisar Samson & Livingston Babcock Sproull Frank Webb A. E. Ritchey Taylor Insurance Office North Side Bk. K. Jenkins West Side Book and Drug Store Pearl Gardner Newton Clara White A. A. Sowash West Chestre I. S. Sample Wellman Furniture Coates Big Mound Chas. Gobble Washington Buggy Company St. Paul Muscatine North & South Wiggses Daintiness SOL. Rich & CO Kila Brown Kila Woodford Cedar Township Prof Kelsall Kittie BK Ton Bh. FP. Brown Miss Brown Degree of Honor A. O. U. W. Hall A. Hise Fred Neiswanger the “Morehair” Club Mrs. Zaiser E. C. Keck Madison Monbrison India Fabrique Monbrison J.C. Smith Cash Grocery Fred L. Stewart
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