Clarence C. Tripp Spends Sunday in Monmouth
Clarence C. Tripp, who has been residing in Chicago, spent Sunday in Monmouth visiting local contacts and checking on affairs in the area.
08 Nov 1897
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1897
Page
1
Clarence C. Tripp, who has been residing in Chicago, spent Sunday in Monmouth visiting local contacts and checking on affairs in the area.
Two suspects stole butter and were apprehended by Brighton police after a brief pursuit. Officers recovered the contraband and detained the individuals for questioning.
Two strangers cashed a Mt. Pleasant creamery butter payment in a Mt. Pleasant grocery. Jefferson county officers traced the butter theft to a Brighton linked case and planned Fairfield trial. Nearby, the Board of Supervisors met as canvass proceeds. Gale Fox Trafton, five month old son of Mr. and Mrs. R Trafton, died. funeral in Brighton. The article mixes local crime notes with obituary and society items.
The Weather section notes Iowa forecast fair and cooler tonight with Tuesday fair. Tonight Bob Armstrong's Benefit at The Graham with seating opening at 7. Wilson's office sells tickets Gallery 25c Balcony 35c Circle 0c Parquet 5c. Gilhooley's Reception at The Graham tomorrow features a Trish farce with wit and song. advance seats available.
At the ministerial meeting today a Union Thanksgiving service is scheduled at the Presbyterian church. Rev. J. R. Logue, pastor of the Second U. P. church, will deliver the sermon.
City ministers held a meeting today with Rev. H. R. Stark at the Presbyterian parsonage. Rev. Allen of the Covenanter church contributed an excellent paper titled An Exposition of Job 19th chapter 25th to 27th verse.
The fire company orders a general meeting for tomorrow evening with full attendance requested by Chief W S Reister. The item lists local applications and notes attendees at recent social events, including guests of honor and mingled visits in nearby towns.
A brief notice reports the death of the young child of Mr and Mrs Trafco two, with no further details provided in the readable text.
Harry Glickhaus, secretary to Parson Davies, visits with Robert Armstrong amid talks of a heavyweight bout between Peter Maher and Robert under New York sponsorship. Davies and pugilist Walker arrive from Des Moines. training for Creedon vs Kid McCoy discussed. City officials to audit bridges under new code. local laundry and small notices populate the page with community blurbs.
The agency announces four additional homeseeker excursions this fall with sales on November 2, 16, and December 7, 21. Tickets cover West Northwest South and South West territory with round trip fares at regular standard plus $2. Agent I. BE Stewart promotes the program and urges travelers to visit first for details.
Dr A B Salter extols Shilohs Cure as a highly effective consumption remedy based on his observations. The ad promotes Shilohs Cure for coughs consumption and catarrh, Karl s Clover Root Tea for constipation, with sales promises and guaranteed satisfaction from Glasgow and Lytle.
The notice lists multiple train numbers and schedules for routes to and from Des Moines, detailing arrival and departure times, daily services, and connections at Knoxville with BO and Q and at Rock Island lines. It notes trains for Des Moines to Washington and Knoxville connections, plus B N W timetable details and a bank advertisement from Capital Washington National Bank.
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