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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1901

Page

2

Right of Way Purchases Move Ahead for Milwaukee Road

H A Sutherland, from Marion Iowa, finishes right of way work in the county this week for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway. Options for town sites near Ainsworth and Grace Hill are being secured though no sites are chosen yet. Sheriff jury not needed in Keokuk and Louisa counties as he proceeds to Illinois for the 4 cut off.

Ebner Farm Ainsworth Sutherland Aline Illinois Milwaukee

Tailoring Promise From Lt Wilmet Halsh Fashion House

The notice touts Lt Wilmet's tailoring as artistic and reliable for dress and semi dress wear. It invites readers to try their services and claims a superb fit and swell style.

Wilmet Exquisit Halsh

Official Total Vote Of Iowa Shows Cummins Lead

Des Moines reports semi official returns from all counties on the governor race. A. B. Cummins leads with 226,839 votes to T. J. Philips 143,685 and Coates 15,648. total votes 300,411. Prohibitionists have a small share, Baxter 3,460, and others 778. The piece notes incomplete county returns but confirms state officer tallies. Also mentions Globe Barber Shop and Mant Wahiris as unrelated local items. A croup remedy claim from Chamberlain's Dough Remedy is also cited with pharmacy sales.

Secretary of State Des Moines Cummins A. B. Cummins Republian T. J. Philips Democrat Coates Prohibition Baxter Socialist Wie John W. Rogers Filley Stewarts Pharmacy Cook & Sherman

Wednesday Evening at the Graham Feature by John Arthur

A brief evening event at the Graham showcases John Arthur and his company performing in a compact program. The listing notes a Wednesday start with local audience reception and a small ensemble lineup.

The Graham

Virginius Play at Great Hall with Special Scenery

The article advertises the play Virginius with elaborate scenery and tickets available. An advertisement from Allen's promotes fine oyster crackers and a Thanksgiving turkey special from Topp Stuart. Co D Rifle Team calls out former rifle team members Rodman, McCutcheon, Hebener, Kellogg, Coffman, and Hise for a Thanksgiving match at the company range.

Pany Range Rodman, McCutcheon Hebener Kellogg Coffman and Hise

Southeastern Iowa Teachers Set 1902 Convention Dates

At the executive committee conference in the city on Saturday the next convention dates were settled for April 3 to 5 1902. The Graham opera house will host the event with sectional meetings at the high school and local churches. Washington boasts securing the gathering and locals pledge support to ensure success. Allen's offers bulk oysters at 39-76.

Southeastern Iowa Teachers’ Association Graham Opera House Washington

Miss Mable Buckley Entertains At Card Party

Miss Mable Buckley entertained friends at an informal card party Friday evening. Four tables were set for progressive high five with two prizes for winners. A dainty luncheon was served by the Misses Doll and Kate Buckley. Fine candies at Allen's See A J Rankin for Cole's Hot Blast Stoves. 33 20

Mable Buckley Miss Mable Buckley Misses Doll Kate Buckley

Thanksgiving Matinee At 2:30 John Arthur Presents David Garrick

Thanksgiving matinee Thursday at 2 30 features John Arthur and company in the comedy David Garrick for children and ladies. Prices listed for tickets. Rowland describes a late night shadowy scare as a marauder fled after a chase with Sheriff Teeter and local pursuit.

Beautiful David Garrick

Local Notes From Brighton and Area Towns

Brighton items report O H Wood returns from Chicago business trip and Thanksgiving hours at local shops. Attendees recall Washington show. Miss Mattie Miller wed at home to Bloomfield. Revival meetings begin, with hydrogen lecture noted. Road grades petition approved between Kalona and Riverside. Rev A G Van Harten preaches M E church. Ed Gosnell moves to Washington for bridge work.

Wood sawing service offers fuel by the cord citywide

Warson and Arthur advertise wood sawing services in the city offering delivery from any wood yard or at Cunningham's or Brindley's Grocery. They guarantee satisfaction and state they can furnish their own fuel.

Cunningham's Brindley’s Warson & Arthur

Washington Angers Over King Edward Coronation Policy

The letter laments King Edward's anti admission of American millionaires to the coronation. Readers resent wasted round trip fares and call for protests. The note ends with a jab at Chamberlain supporters and a whimsical image of birds.

Leave orders at Columbia Pharmacy Bowland and Shields

A brief instruction notes customers to leave their orders at Columbia Pharmacy Bowland and Shields location.

Columbia Pharmacy Bowland & Shields

Mrs Bertha Booth Joins Local Nursing Staff

Mrs Bertha Booth former head nurse at Mt Pleasant hospital ward has been tending cases in this city and will remain here. Her extensive experience in fevers especially typhoid and practical sickroom work assures high quality care. She can be reached by telephone 227366.

Bertha Booth Mt Pleasant

Parrish Savings Bank Store Opens Amid Holiday Display

Saturday opening at the Parrish Savings Bank Store drew a crowded crowd. The room was darkened and a multitude of burning tapers illuminated the space. Time and effort were spent to make the business place attractive and showcase the holiday goods to their best advantage.

Needle Nail Injury and Prison Appeal Highlight Local News

A Forkland Va merchant’s daughter stepped on a ten penny nail and pierced her foot. pain vanished after applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and she wore a shoe in three days. Ben Dickinson, a jailed burglar, was sentenced to twenty years in St Madison penitentiary and will appeal. Also advertised are Smith's Sure Kidney Cure and local antiseptics.

J. N. Powell Chamberlain Stewarts Pharmacy Cook & Sherman St. Madison Scott Dickinson

Oklahoma City Boom Eyed by Western Newspaper Union

In a lengthy late week letter William Wallace of Oklahoma City praises the city as booming and calls it the Minneapolia of the south west. He notes Washington figures Charles Stinson Eli Scranton El W Stone and Grace Stinson Armstrong, with Scranton building rental housing and Stinson prospecting property.

William Wallace Wallace Oklahoma City Western Newspaper Union Messrs Charles Stinson Eli Scranton el W. Stone Grace Stinson

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Alex Black Kerseys Meltons Greys Oxfords Blues Mercer & Ghilcote H. A. Sutherland A Sutherland Marion Iowa Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Grace Hill Keokuk Louisa Counties Mr. Sutherland Allen's Garson, Meyer & Co. F California New York Baird & Johnson Cash Store Globe Mant Wahiris Mr. John Arthur and Company of C:ent Virginius Topp Stuart Co. D Rivus Team A. J. Rankin Cole Arthur and Company R R Rowland Mr. Bowland Sheriff Teeter News By Brighton O. H Wood Wash Ington Agnes Robinson Ing Miss Bertha Norris Corning Mattie Miller Bloomfield Lulu Johnson Woolson Charles Shephard Seath, Lil Iowa Central U P H V. Richards M. E Church Kalona Board of Supervisors Billingsley Kalona and Riverside A G. van Harten India Fred Allen Brown Wisconsin Harvey Wilson Lola O'daker Miss Cassidy Wellman Lla.m Todpm Kalona Opera House Ed Gosnell Gosnell Bridge Gang McCall's Bazaar McCall’s Bazaar Edward Germany John Shields & Son Parrish Savings Harwood South Side Delta Evans Centerville Hocking Valley Neiswanger T. J. Neiswanger Ben Dickinson Oskaloosa the Court Smith N L. Black Journal Allen’s Fuick & Johnson, Contractors J. H. Fuics Pres Graham Theater Warren Moore John Arthur Slayton Stock Co. of Mgr
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