Special Handkerchief Sale Offers Hem stitched Goods
A sale advertises 150 dozen Ladies Hem-Stitched and Embroidered handkerchiefs, 40 dozen Children's Hem-Stitched handkerchiefs, and 25 dozen Men's Hem-Stitched and Embroidered handkerchiefs.
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19 Nov 1896
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Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1896
Page
1
Handkerchief Sale Highlights Budget Picks
A newspaper ad touts a wide selection of handkerchiefs from 2c to 30c and up to 40 dozen pieces. Customers can purchase embroidered, plain hem-stitched, and linen initial handkerchiefs at various price points including 10c and 12c, with many items advertised as the best value.
Probate and Law and Chancery sessions adjourned
The twelve day probate and law and chancery session adjourned with many cases continued or settled. Probate actions include guardianship for Wm. Jones and estates of Kirkpatrick Loughead Todd Mottet Maxwell Bybee Guthrie Wilson Smith, and others. several land sales and guardian appointments with bonds. In law and chancery several default and decree actions, including Brindley Jugenheimer Parker Birkeys and Washington Building and Loan cases, plus a divorce and a partition sale. Local social notes mention gatherings, visitors, and community events in Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hartman
Ernest Hartman
Wm. Jones
H. Jones
Kirkpatrick
I. N. Loughead
Katheryn Leffler
Henry Leffler
Havier Mottet
Thomas Maxwell
John Maxwell
A. J. Dawson
Reuben Riley
Ward
Margaret Todd
W. E. Kerr
H. Hotle
Enos Byers
J. K. Guthrie
Jonathan Wilson
Henry Eicher
Bybee
J. Bybee
Guardian, Law and Chancery
Sarah L. Scurlock
John R. Farley
Equity
Luella Farley
Edwin Farley
M. Brownfield
P. R.y Co
F. W. Brindley
Paul Jugenheimer
A. FE. Knox
J. Parker
C. J. Wilson
Washington Building and Loan Association
M. P. Miller
John Clifton
George Iden
Wm. Younkin
R. J. Armstrong
C. L. Amsden
George W. Smith
Lydia J. Smith
W. EK. Varney
W. B. Ford
Mullen & Co
J. W. Babb
Thomas C. Kyle
James Kyle
W. H. Bell
Wm. Garber
Iowa Fair Forecast Cites Warmer Northwest Region
The Weather from Washington D C reports the Iowa forecast for Friday fair with warmer air in the northwest portion and continued cold tonight.
Florence Wilson Dies In Brighton At Home
Mrs. Florence Wilson wife of Ben Wilson of Brighton died this morning at her Brighton home. She was a daughter of Mrs. A Frazier and sister of Frank Frazier foreman of the Democrat. The funeral is set for 11 a.m. tomorrow in Brighton and the remains will be brought to this city for interment at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wilson
Ben. Wilson
Brighton
A. Frazier
Frank Frazier
The
Democrat
Walker Whiteside Appears In Merchant of Venice at The Graham
Tickets for Walker Whiteside in Merchant of Venice are on sale at The Graham for tomorrow evening. Balcony and parquet seats are offered at 50 cents, with performance tours moving through Kansas City Des Moines and Graham. Tickets are selling rapidly and prices here are lower than in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Whiteside
Whiteside
Kansas City
Des Moines
Graham
Washington Orchestra
Volunteers of America to Observe Thanksgiving Week
The local Volunteers of America body received a request from Ballington Booth to dedicate November 21 to 27 to thanksgiving. They will raise funds for the needy, especially the urban slums, and publish a Thanksgiving Gazette supplement with a portrait of Ballington Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Volunteers of America
Ballington Booth
Volunteers’ Gazette
Local School Closures In Diptheria Alert
At Mt Pleasant city schools have closed due to diphtheria. Sturlington Ottumwa and Fairfield report a few cases while Washington has none. Precautions urged and cleanliness emphasized to prevent spread. remove garbage from cellars and premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Diptheria
Sturlington
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Washington
Whiskey seized at depot as train arrives from Burlington
At the B N and W depot an officer stopped the train from Burlington and seized two jugs of whiskey. The owners will miss it as it will be condemned and poured out. It is not safe to ship liquor into Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Washington
Information Filed Against Two Railways for Carrying Liquor
Information filed in the minor courts alleges two railway lines carried liquor, detailing alleged violations and parties involved. Proceedings seek enforcement under applicable liquor transport laws with potential penalties and further hearings.
Louire Rogers Wedding at the Washington House
Yesterday afternoon at the Washington House parlors Oliver Dean married Jennie Boyd in Muscatine with O B Bowers J P officiating. The couple will reside in Muscatine as friends and The Journal wish them happiness. Two barrels of beer were condemned in Rogers court after a warrant seized beer in Wellman. Railway company BY OR N was notified to appear for defense on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Dean
Jennie Boyd
Bruce B. Knox
Salt Lake City
Mary Knox
Washington
Knox
National Bank of the Republic
anoMeer
Wellman
Rogers’ Court
By, Or, & N, Railway Company
Oliver Dean
Washington House
O. B. Bowers
Muscatine
Ainsworth
Journal
Temples Quartet With Kennan and Burdette In One Dollar Offer
The Temples, touted as the best male quartet, visit next Wednesday November 25 with Kennan and Burdette. No Saturday date this year in the Academy course. Tickets on sale at C. H. Wilson's. all three acts available for one dollar with reserved seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennan and Burdette
Kennan
Burdette
Academy
C. H. Wilson’s
Temple
George Kennan
Bob” Burdette
Drillers Report Progress At New Deep Well
The drillers are making haste slowly and are at noon today down 450 feet. They expect the final depth to be reached later as work continues.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
A historical Toledo advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy. It lists I. J. Cheney and Co and several wholesale druggists in Toledo, notes testimonials are free, and prices Hall's products at 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
I’. J. Cagenry & Co
Toledo
Obito
I’. J. Cheney
West & Travux
Ohio
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Health Board Orders Cleanup Of Premises At Helen Divine
City public health officials order full clean up of Helen Divine property and all areas suspected of garbage. Inspections will be conducted city wide and enforcement actions issued as needed to protect community health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Health
Helen Divine
Secondhand Bargains Noted in Local Basement Sale
A brief note mentions basement bargains at 2nd hand stores with unclear attribution to G RaAGuer. The fragment lacks concrete details or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G, Raaguer
Misses Lytle and Isenhart Entertain Friends
The Misses Verne Lytle and Nina Isenhart hosted guests at the Isenhart home with music by Murre Rose and Clara Lanning, a solo by Myrtle Morton, and various games. Clara Lanning won a prize for a flower guessing game. light refreshments followed as guests departed. The list of attendees includes Pra Tone, Edythe Shields, Clara Lanning, Mabelle Rose, Marrett Rose, Earl Lewis, John Wyle, Harry Boyer, Harry Hale, George De Long and Willi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Lytle
Nina Isenhart
Isenhart
Murre
Pra Tone
Edythe Shields
Clara Lanning
Mabelle Rose
Marrett Rose
Messrs
Earl Lewis
John Wyle
Harry Boyer
Harry Hale
George de Long
Patrol reports Pat Shea gang in city. grading on Knoxville Branch
The Pat Shea group with several men returned from Perlee and prepared to grade the trestle on the Knoxville Branch near the Casey barn. The firefly did not cross the Mississippi bridge at Davenport yesterday. Finishing work would be quicker if trains were kept off. passengers and baggage were ferried across.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Shea
Perlee
Knoxville
Casey Barn
Mississippi
Davenport
Thanksgiving Eve Firemen Dance at Music Hall
Firemen announce a social event with a be fair in the former Row & Nichols room on the north side and a Thanksgiving evening dance at Music Hall featuring Mason's Orchestra. Attendance urged for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Row & Nichols
Music Hall
Mason
Notice of Dishonesty and Debt Refusal
A dated 17 November 1806 notice warns that JOAN DILLER forbids trusting spouse Matissa Diller on any reckoning and states she will not pay any debts she may incur in the future. The message references the tith day of November 1896 as the effective time for the warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matissa Diller
Joan Diller
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I. Klein
J. C. McCartney & Son
Curtice Bros
Svea
oSommdry
Solititea
I Ty
Karl
Carris & Co
John Welsey Morton
Temple Building
Harwoode
South Side
Shiloh
E. C. Carris & Co
Rust
fMu
Ant
Mediecitua,Co
J. Paul
Mino
Gow &A
A. Stewart
C. Sheacock
D. S. Beatty
Mother Beaty
Mesdames
Clark Sitlar
Dr. Richards
of I. Klein
L. Davenport
Len Smouse
Chas. Brown
BR. FP. Dixon
Harry Horn
Gardner
Fol Rich
Dr. Chilcote
Lincoln, Nebraska, N
Corbin
Win Smouse
B. Dewey
G. Raguet
K. Oh. Walker
St. Claire
Emma Miller
Ida Bailey
Ollie Dixon
Aner Gardner
H. M. Sanford
J. G. Hise
Claire Beatty
Ear Corbin
Thomas D. Wallace
D. D
Presbyterian Church
Eighth Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Id Knapp
West Chester
City
Iceman Clifton
J. Dolph
Brighton News
T. J. Anderson
J. J. Weldin
Winfield
Oskaloosa
Milton Fread
Ottawa
Ill
J. A. Young
Washington National Bank
the Post Office
Bert Tracy
Mr. Thompson
Marshalltown
O. G. Wilson
Water Works Co
Belleville
Southeastern Iowa Horticulture Society
New Sharon
C. N. Stewart
Stewart
Washington, D. C
Evening Journal
Iowa
Ben Wilson
T Louire Rogers
tHiow
You Want
Gunther's Candies
Willi
Myrtle Morton
Ethel Dillon
Mary Boyer
Hithel Winter
Oliffe Campbell
Ed Smith
John Gortner
Otto Sttchter
Verne Kerr
Roy McGiugtin
Vern
Iys
Asey Bros
York
Sale and Pest Stable
Bonaparte
Jacksonville
WM. Blair & Son
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