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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
3
Dr. A. S. Hays announces new parlor spaces located in the Temple Building, offering medical consultation rooms and residence facilities for staff. The move consolidates offices and parlor services under one roof.
Special weather note from Washington D C lists a threating and cooler night with possible snow in the eastern portion. Saturday is projected to be fair.
West Side Book and Stationery announces heavy stock reductions with large sales at very small margins. Limited selections available as discounts attract shoppers seeking lower prices on a wide range of books and related items.
Local items mention Isenhart's Candy Kitchen and Cole's Hot Blast Stoves for sale by A. J. Rankin. The report covers travel notes, births, engagements, weddings, funerals, and several social visits in Crawfordville Sigourney and surrounding areas with multiple residents and travelers referenced.
Local notes include Smoke Chings Cigars at Isenhart's Candy and Cole's Hot Blast Stoves via A J Rankin. Riley Miller of Ainsworth visited the city. Wm P Moothart left for Brookfield Mo. Oysters from Baltimore offered daily. Cloyce Dougherty ill with grippe. County Clerk J T Matthews visited Ainsworth. F E Swift building a new ten Prodaeene shire 33 2W ant project southeast of the brick yard.
Mrs John Clifton returns to Chicago after visit. Mrs William Fitzwilliam arrives from Keota after visiting parents. Miss Huntsbury witnessed Fishburn case and travels toward Winfield. Mrs Phillip Raisley back to Columbus Junction after brother in law R W McEvoy’s death. W A Turner runs a special sale of heating and cook stoves to clear holiday stock. Rev Mr von Getner visits Dr Eiskamp before returning home. A dealer touts Rocky Mountain Tea warnings. Geo DeLong arrives from Richland to attend Tide of Life then visits Pilotsburg. T D McElroy of Marshalltown, son of late R W McElroy, travels from Muscatine to home. Public notices mention pensions and Thanksgiving turkey orders at Stewart’s. Charles Rupp sells a driving team to Sheriff Teeter and issues a warning to transgressors.
The Journal notes a Rathbone Sisters meeting at Isen hami's Candy Kitchen on Friday evening with nominations for the coming year and other business. Also urged are orders for Johnson's three month old black fruit cake and inquiries about moving services by Sabin & Son via W. C. Morr of What Cheer Iowa.
Arlington Walther born January 20 1898 in Toledo Ohio died yesterday afternoon at his East Main Street home after a two week bout with dysentery. Interment will be in Bloomfield with services at the M E church. He was an only child beloved by his parents Hermann and Walher.
Mrs. Oarl M. Keck and Mrs. Claude Terry hosted about twenty friends for an old time comfort knotting yesterday afternoon. The group knotting two large comforts for the hostess and enjoyed a five o'clock supper served by Mesdames Charles H. Keck Frank Stewart Ralph Smith and Claude Terry.
An ad claims Smith's Sure Kidney Care is the only guaranteed brand with a money back offer. The druggist refunds the purchase if a customer is not entirely satisfied after taking one bottle.
Public auction at the Peter Berdo farm seven miles north of Washington and near Richmond on Wednesday November 27 at 10 am. Items include 2000 bushels of corn in crib 60 Cheater White hogs a span of mares farming implements and wagons with cash or notes for larger sums. Owner Joan J Simmering.
The next lecture by Prof. Richards titled Won ders of Hydrogen is announced. Season tickets for the remaining four numbers cost $100, with single tickets at 60 cents each. Listings include dates November 22 December 13 January 3 January 24 and a Passion Play on the 24th.
The undersigned announce they will not be responsible for debts of sub contractors or their agents unless ordered in writing and signed. 70m3 Frick & Johnson, Contractors, by J H Frick, President. Also notices of visits, travels, and local society events from The Journal accompany brief items on residents and local businesses.
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