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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1901
Page
2
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Young people enjoyed a pleasant evening at Smouse's Hall with a lecture at Graham last night. Tomorrow features church services led by Frank Bruner at the M. E. Church. Other city news of interest is included.
Frank Bruner, of the Glazier Lyceum Bureau Chicago, spoke on The Brown Button at the Graham Opera House last night. His Gettysburg battle scene drew high praise and the audience left with a deeper love for the stars and stripes. He next appears at the M E Church Sunday night after a Brighton stop.
The ladies' missionary society of the Second church and the Kings' daughters hosted a New England dinner at the Second United Presbyterian church. They packed barrels of clothing for southern Negroes, then auctioned a one pound item per attendee. Auctioneer Schuler Livingston oversaw sales that raised $25, with items like a bale of cotton fetching sixty five cents.
Western Championship clash between Illinois and Iowa scheduled for November 9 in Iowa City draws thousands of fans from across the state. Illinois upset Chicago University 24 10 recently, while Iowa awaits a faster, stronger showing. OC R I & P and B O R N railroads offer round trip fares with special rates to Cedar Rapids and Davenport. A Journal visit notes well prepared Rock Island yards as directors travel.
The narrator recounts finding a pair of gold rimmed eyeglasses at Niagara Falls and aiding a party of two ladies and one gentleman in locating the owner. A series of escapades follows including a rescue of a woman in a barrel, a ride with a guide named Jack to whirlpool rapids, and a costly elevator ride. They recount visits to Niagara Falls New York, barber shops, and a joking barber price list for the district, ending with a satiric barber price schedule.
A historical notice lists hair cuts and shop actions with attached prices. Entries include hair cuts at 209 and 200 for singed hair, entry and exit fees of 50 cents, thinking 25 cents, breathing 30 cents, looking in mirror 25 cents, mirror lookings 60 cents or 1.00 for three looks, claiming rates favor local residents with discounts.
A Milwaukee company bought the right of way in Keokuk County for 2336 dollars, a neat sum noted in local circulation. The report references the transaction as part of regional developments in the Keokuk area.
The seat sale for Lost in New York begins Monday. Tickets may sell quickly, so buy early to secure seats.
Rev. A. J. Wheeler author lecturer and traveler will speak November 16 18 with Sabbath address and possible evening sermon to raise funds for Craigeclare free school for men and boys in New York. Topics include What are you going to do about it Abroad with a Live Yankee illustrated with a double dissolving stereopticon. Opera house programs: Saturday free with collection Sunday free Monday 200 adults 10c children reserved seats 30c. Also report of a girl’s foot injury from a ten penny nail aided by Chamberlain s Pain Balm with quick relief, sold by local pharmacies.
Wood sawing and supply offered citywide at 65 cents per cord. Customers may leave order at any city wood yard or at Cunningham's or Brindley's Grocery. Watson and Arthur guarantee satisfaction.
Miss Nettie De Coursey the star of Lost in New York will perform at the Graham next Thursday evening. The article praises her singing and acting talents and notes the venue hosting this event.
The Journal announces a small incentive where a few cords of wood are applied toward subscriptions. Readers may benefit by choosing annual plans to receive wood credit.
On Thursday evening November 7 the Big City Show will perform Lost in New York at the Graham with all new specialties. Hear the clever child Baby Abbott in her new songs 3b.
A sheriff's jury may be convened again to fix damages on Milwaukee right of way. Heirs must advertise on a property before the jury can proceed. Some recently acted cases reportedly will be appealed.
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