Suits and Overcoats Offer Right Prices
A local retailer promotes a sale on rect goods and overcoats highlighting affordable prices. Customers are urged to visit the shop for specials and discounts on winter attire.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1900
Page
4
A local retailer promotes a sale on rect goods and overcoats highlighting affordable prices. Customers are urged to visit the shop for specials and discounts on winter attire.
Judge A R Dewey will not preside over the Carris drug store permit matter. The case may be heard later by another judge amid public interest. Court proceedings noted default judgments, divorces, and licenses to wed plus various local movements and travel.
Washington county treasurer A Hise advertises delinquent tax descriptions ahead of the sales on the first Monday of December. The report notes 142 descriptions this year matching last year, down from 155 in the first year and 314 in John G Stewart's final year, signaling improving conditions.
Special to Evening Journal Iowa defeated Michigan 17 to 0 in Detroit on November 10. Iowa dominated the game with strong defense and a pair of touchdowns. Michigan pilots struggled to mount a counter, ending the contest scoreless through the final whistle.
City churches announce a December program with Rev. Schreckengast planning evening services and a first quarterly meeting set for December 16 and 17. Former pastors including Dr. O. L. Stafford Rev. O. Kemble Rev. Thorn and others will deliver discourses at the Methodist church. Presbyterians hold morning and evening services with themes on divine glory and Christ in daily life. First Upton church features Rev. A L. Davidson preaching on righteousness and peace in the morning and the needful in the evening.
Nov 20 onward Homeseekers excursion offers very low single trip and round trip rates to the Pacific Northwest. Pullman Sleeper service daily except Sunday to Chicago at 8 15 p m. See us for complete details and facts.
Miss Mable Dewey and Mrs Lucy Anderson will present a musicale at the Methodist church next Tuesday evening the 13th to benefit the Epworth League toward buying a new piano. Admission 10 cents for children 15 cents for adults. public urged to attend.
A church program lists Juartette, trombone and vocal solos, readings, duets, and solos by Miss Dewey and Maude Reeves plus other performers with admission 15 for adults and 10 cents for children. The Washington Park Association holds its annual meeting at City Hall Monday at 7 30 to elect four directors and the Ladies auxiliary committee. stockholders urged to attend.
The Iowa Central Railway announces the California Tourist Car Line for 1900 1901 between Minneapolis St Paul Mason City Hampton Ackley Eldora Marshalltown Grinnell Oskaloosa and Los Angeles California. Inauguration is set for Wednesday October 31 with weekly departures and four day en route time.
Living Lake held a temperance meeting last night with about 50 in attendance despite a dark night. Speakers included Rev. Schreckengast Samuel Gardner Ex-Mayor McCollum and W J Hamilton as a citizen committee volunteered to raise funds locally.
W C Ferguson of South Washington suffered a severe eye injury when a pail struck his glasses as he repaired a corn crib on his farm in Havre. The glass shattered and his eye filled with shards though doctors think the damage may not be serious. Also, Ruth McCutcheon and Bessie McClean hosted a Young Ladies gathering at McClean’s home with about twenty three attendees enjoying games and a luncheon.
An advertising blurb touts a top rated five dollar cigar on the market with an urging to try it and notes it is for sale.
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