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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1901
Page
3
Notice to advertisers that copy must be received by 10 a.m. to ensure same day ad changes. The fragment references ad changes and a deadline, with no clear dates or organizations.
The city to host a week of special meetings led by local ministers with nightly services next week starting Monday. The plan stems from the Twentieth Century National Gospel campaign and urges prayer and cooperation to revive spiritual interest across the community.
Nov 4 Dr S W Houston of Iowa City came home to vote. Miss Lena Shaffer spent Sunday with her parents returning to Mt Pleasant this morning. Miss Lulu Dodd returned to Winfield this morning to resume her studies in the public school. J R Rickey and wife spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Griswold in Columbus insection W G Manners was the guest of friends in Ottumwa yesterday. G W Cunningham wife and son Cortlandt and Miss Anna Beatty of Cedar Rapids visited over Sunday. Rev J A Thompson of Tarkio preached at the U P church yesterday morning and evening. Lena Maxwell and Dale Neal spent Sunday at home returning to Washington this morning. Dr William Crooks of Washington spent Sunday in Crawfordsville.
A large and comprehensive market description notes a merchant who continues to carry goods and set prices despite the scope making particulars impracticable. It emphasizes persistent trade activity and ongoing pricing discipline.
Cloudy and threatening skies with likely light rain and warmer temperatures tonight and Wednesday.
Local notes report a football win where the East end team defeated the West end 10 to 0 on Saturday. Various residents are visiting relatives, with several people traveling to Chicago and returning from Lone Tree and Biggsville.
A rustic art loving community continues to appreciate Reynolds portraits as seven years pass in the captivating vocation of picture making. The text highlights growing admiration for Reynolds and the enduring appeal of portrait art.
Mrs. F A Crawford visited relatives in Columbus City. Vint Abbott arrived from Bute Montana to see relatives. Mrs. L J Richardson, about 80, fell and broke her left arm and rests easily. John Love departed for Washington. J R Hardie and son Tom returned from New Jersey. J A Turbott returned from Columbus Ohio. Mrs A J Mikesell of Fairfield visits son W T Trotter. J Hopping fell seriously ill this morning. Fred Taylor hosted Friday evening guests. Mrs John Dunbar and Miss Ehel Risk of Brighton visited Sunday.
Baird and Johnson plan interior upgrades including wallpapering and new shelving. Harve Richardson found a petrified sweet potato unearthed on the C R I and P right of way where the Schloesser residence once stood after a fire. The potato fragment resembles a stove end.
The Globe barber shop reports a gain of 500 over 1900 at the up-to-date barber shop of the city. Everybody treated with courtesy. 23 bt ManT White, Prop.
Grace M. Allen, described as a color ed speaker, will address the public in Smouse's hall tonight. The event promises engaging remarks and notable insights from a speaker working in community interests.
Nov 4 passengers include Mrs Hugh Wilkin heading home to Lenox Tennessee and Miss Mary Allen bound for Washington. The Misses Wells Chaffee and Van Sickle return to Washington Academy duties. Moore and Lewis shipped seven cattle cars and two hog cars to the Chicago market yesterday.
Various brief items recount local visits and business, including J B Gunder in Kalona, Jobo Peck in Crawfordsville, Judge A R Dewey traveling to Sioux City, Miss Margaret Twinam with parents, Crawford of Ainsworth visiting, Joe Boz returning from Seattle, and Grace Allen's lecture in Smouse's hall. Also mentions Johnson's pies, Singer office at Nicola & Harmon, and recipes or products from Madison Medicine Co. plus a library fundraising box supper in district No 9 for Washington township with a popularity prize.
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