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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
8
Irene Helseher of Keota spent yesterday in Washington. Mrs. FE Ray Bell of Wellman was a Washington visitor. Mr and Mrs Lee Gordon of West Chester were Washington shoppers.
Local society notes list visits by Mrs Opal Ramoe to Keo ta and Mrs Jennie Smith in Washington, with many residents traveling to Burlington, LaCrosse and Cedar Falls for family, funerals and education. Mentions include Rev E K Course departing for Farson to conduct services for Erastus S Davis and Edna Eveland leaving for Cedar Falls summer school.
Notice requests all persons indebted to Chambers Clothes Shop to call at the store promptly and settle. The document also mentions 8913 E. C. Eicher, receiver Mrs. Fred Mieéss, who attended a C. D. A. ceremony and visited Mrs. McKi Vitt.
Corie Henderson of Winfield and Pratt Mannigg hosted a homest evening gathering yesterday. An art exhibit is set for tomorrow afternoon and evening at the Commercial Club with admission at 25 cents and refreshments served.
Beulah Custer heads to Columbus Junction to visit the George Adams home. Mrs. J G Hartzel and daughter Janet return from Keota after visiting relatives. Mrs. Mary Cook hosts visitors as Mrs. Bell Taylor returns to Rock Island. Mrs. George Oakes returns to Wapello after visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W Hopkins of Chicago visited their daughter and her mother Mary Cook. Mike Kisle McBride of Gladwin spent Decoration Day with friends before returning home. Wilsons at Arch Res and Oxfords noted among local names. Pine Row dairy products mentioned in passing. Teeter i at the hospital remains unresolved tonight.
W G Robertson of Ainsworth was a Washington caller yesterday. Miss Beatrice Redlinger helps wrap bread at Cook bakery. George Bowes of Stark Illinois visits Ott Schiebel and Lester Orr homes. Mrs Ian Henderson spent yesterday in Sigourney with old friends. Dean’s remains a dining stop in town.
Local residents and visitors from Keota Muscatine Oskaloosa and Washington move through town for Memorial Day events and family visits. Travelers include Miss Theresa Quinn Miss Gladys Courtney Mrs. John Miller Mrs. Lillian McDowell Miss Bernice Shields and many others en route to relatives in Iowa and Illinois.
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