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George Wright of West Chester visited Oxford for business on Saturday.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1922
Page
6
George Wright of West Chester visited Oxford for business on Saturday.
Community notes list residents visiting Washington on Saturday including Huston Crawfordsville Stone Brighton Mather Haskins Smith Ainsworth Kilgore Brighton God love Riverside Gibson Chicago Skinner West Chester Lewis West Chester DuBois Davenport Enslin St Louis and Mae Swift Lost Nation. Local merchants advertise chocolates cleanings and grain elevators with sales pitches and pricing.
Notes of visitors and travelers including Mrs Charles Custer visiting sister Mrs Charles Long in Wyman. Fred Blick leaves for Pittsburg Pa to attend college. Miss Edna Klein returns to Mt Pleasant after weekend with Lewis Klein. Miss Mary Kafka returns to Pleasant Plain after visit with Charles Hahn. Mrs Harry Mehler and son Tommy visit Mrs J C Moothart. Small ads for medical liniment and Tooman Leather Shop offers. University of Iowa students Alice and Virginia Cunningham visit. Mrs George Baker and Lelia visit relatives in West Chester. Mrs Foster travels from Stockport to Fairfield then home. Mrs W F Turner travels to Oskaloosa for winter prep with Rock Island railroad. Traveling bags promoted by Laura Tooman Harvey at Tooman Leather Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blankenhorn and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Twinam, both of Crawfordsville, spent Saturday in Washington for shopping and business visits. Mrs. Ralph Borman and daughter Mabel joined them. Dean's offered T bone steak and fries, Lyon's cookies noted. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Reid hosted guests Laverty and daughters over Sunday, then returning to Indianola.
West Chester resident Miss Lucy Leet and Mrs. John Hanna of Crawfordsville were among visitors in Washington on Saturday. Mrs. B F Holmes of Keola and Mr. and Mrs. S G Wilkins of Keola also spent Saturday in Washington. Dean's offered fresh oysters stews and fries and sandwiches and salads. Mary French became a new assistant at Lemmon Jewelry Store. Dr. Macon, auctioneer, Washington Iowa, advertised phone 51 Red. 74. Gust Bramer urged tailoring tweeds and blue serges.
Classified notice lists a newly finished five room house on a paved street on South Iowa Ave for sale at a modest price. Contact Schmoeller Dres for details and address Wm Reschley Noble Iowa. Also includes local business ad for floor surfacing and miscellaneous social notes.
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