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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
3
The notice urges advertisers to place or change ads by 10 o clock in the morning to insure same day publication. It mentions a small rate and a formatting cue for deadline adherence.
Verdi on October 2 reports Messrs and Mesdames Heaps and Cannon visiting the county seat. Miss Dunbar of Grace Hill is spending the week with friends in Verdi. J. L. Darby and his mother are spending the day with friends in Washington.
Mr Rich Maxwell visited Crawfordville for a short time yesterday. J E Cook departed for Huntsville Ohio for several weeks with relatives. N D Robinson will spend several days in Mt Peasant this week. Miss Lewis will display patters hats and bonnets that are artistic and practical in design.
Seats go on sale for Go-Won- Go-Mohawk appearing next Tuesday evening at Carris east side Pharmacy. Reserve seats now to secure preferred locations.
The Fornightly Club will meet at 2 30 Saturday afternoon Ost Std at the home of Mrs Frank Stewart. Each member who enjoyed a summer outing is asked to give a talk about her trip.
A compact classified-style note touts the “nicest, ruciest, tenderest young beef” at Todd Stuart's, highlighting quality and appeal for local shoppers.
The Flaming Arrow is described as a good comedy drama with sixteen white actors and ten Indians. It highlights Go Won Go Mohawk as the only Indian actress in the world and is touted as the greatest novelty on the American stage.
Every lady is invited to inspect hay s and materials at Miss Lewis s on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Home visitors excursion offered September 16 23 and October 1 8 1901 at the cheapest rate ever known. See E G Fox for full information.
Remaining lecture dates list Jubilee Singers October 18 kinney's Boys October 18 Frank Bruner November 1 Col Bain November 8 H V Richards November 22 Frederick Truman December 13 Fredrick Musical Co January 3 Passion Play January 24.
Local notes report visits and travel by residents including Mr and Mrs Mike Dean Pearl Gardner and C O Brown. Invitations and upcoming meetings noted for the Mothers Club and A M E church with arrivals Rev Eli Grant and Rev Gordon. Sharp references to retail tastings, millinery, and French patterns at Miss Lewis with several names and places including Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Muscatine and Manchester.
Season or single tickets can be secured at any time for the lecture course of O. H. Wilson, at the Wilson Beamer Hardware store.
Special to The Avextna Journal forecasts generally fair, cool tonight and Friday with frost tonight. Mias Lewis displays her millinery from Wednesday through Saturday.
About sixty men gathered at the FE F Brockway farm northeast of the city to assist in a barn raising. The structure measures 60 by 50 feet and will house one hundred cattle. Allen’s five and ten cent sodas were enjoyed by all workers.
John Babcock hosted seven gentlemen in Milwaukee to honor Mr Graves of the engineering department. Whist light refreshments and a smoker were features of the evening. The group enjoyed a jolly time.
A Chicago report suggests possible triple league expansion with National American and Western circuits. Chicago’s North Side may host a Western division, boosting local baseball, with Milwaukee dropped by the American to join the Western if approved.
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