Iowa Weather Forecast Today and Tomorrow Details
Special forecast for Iowa shows fair tonight with increasing clouds Friday and probable showers in the southwest portion.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
5
Special forecast for Iowa shows fair tonight with increasing clouds Friday and probable showers in the southwest portion.
Local notes list 300 fancy white waists for $2 at Bowmans and announce Rothschilds special prices for the week. Mrs G E Cook travels to Mt Vernon to visit her son. Mrs Wilda Shearer and her daughter visit Everett Shearer near Ainsworth. Rev J F Robertson of Keota attends Bishop Anderson lecture with Rev Dr Schell of Iowa Wesleyan University.
Anderson and Wilson promote Pana Nut Coal for biscuits and home stoves. The ad highlights clean burning without soot, clinker, or sulphur fumes and promises easy availability.
Keota 10 Embroidery Club celebrated another year of existence at the Warner home on Wednesday afternoon. Officers were re elected, and refreshments of dainty items were served. Mrs Reisman, visiting from Eddyville, returned home in the evening.
Keota prepares for a big Fourth of July style celebration on July 3 with a $450 fund raised by the finance committee. An active mass meeting appointed executive, printing, speakers, music, sports, parade, grounds, and decoration committees led by Mayor J. C. Clark and A. A. Hulse. Other items note Keiser imports forty horses from France, and local residents attend family visits and weddings in Cheyenne and Seattle.
May activities and personal visits mark the Kalona area with townsfolk traveling to Chicago and Wellman. Decorations day on May 31 will close stores in the afternoon while locals like Emmet Louck and Mrs. Bady visit the county seat and attend funerals in Richmond.
The column lists visits among area families including Mr. and Mrs. T. C. George at M. Kendricks, Mrs. Henry Miller and Mrs. Jay Carris with Edith, sisters visiting from Washington, and multiple calls at Libe’s and Karlie Libe’s. Also mentions Miss Myrtle Kendrick’s illness and gatherings involving the Kendrick, Otto, White, Jackson, Palmer, and Myal families in recent days.
May 20 details show Mrs. J. G. Ranous and Ruth at Harper with Gertrude Newthouse to visit Ranous home. Marjorie and another child traveled to Washington for Bishop Anderson lecture. Mrs. Ort Waters leaves for Tipton Iowa after sister's Denver death. Lucile Richardson hosts C B A friends at Dr Richardson home. O Keiser ships forty horses bought in France by T O Davis.
A party plans a ten day trip from Columbus Junction to Wilton North Dakota and Glendive Montana. Society names include Mrs J S Jeffers Mrs F G Sands Mrs E W Spessard Miss Susie Edgington Miss Blanche Adams and Miss Clara Trotter at a Washington OBE meeting. Local returns mention Mrs Norton and daughter Lilian from Washington and Miss Jean Stephen with Miss Dupuis from Keota.
A reception at the McFarland home honors Mrs Gard ner Robertson before her move to Kirkwood Illinois. Guests guessed portraits, competed for a prize, and enjoyed a two course luncheon with pink carnations and fern decor. A silk bound baby book was given to Miss Margaret Louise Robertson.
Chas Hahn and Miss Jeannette Robertson of Washington visited Westchester on May 20 to inspect telephone lines and dined with Mr and Mrs J D Dayton.
Huntington West Virginia resident Rev I W Williamson writes that Foley's Kidney Remedy cured his nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and that it restores health and strength to thousands of weak people. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co endorse the product as pleasant and free of harmful drugs.
A. E. Sands F. G. Sands and P. Nichols started Tuesday evening for the north to inspect land and will join others along the way.
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