Anderson Coal Promotes Durable Scranton Product
Anderson promotes genuine Scranton Coal sold in large steel, dust proof cars with minimal breakage. Manion T.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
5
Anderson promotes genuine Scranton Coal sold in large steel, dust proof cars with minimal breakage. Manion T.
The Acad emy resumes after a party disappointment and notes several literary program items. Students Fr Walsh Zeck Leona Colthurst Anna Davidson and others perform Autobiography Dream Biography Debates and Papers. Ella Porter and others visit. winter term opens Dec 3. enrollment urged with catalogues available.
The Day Where The People Go reports accidents deaths births and marriages with prompt coverage by our news staff, delivering local life events and urgent notices to readers.
Oct 3 reports from Crawfordsville noting Mr Wilson of Columbus Junction visiting J R Rickey's home. W E Conn and wife and Mrs Proudii spent today with friends at Mount Pleasant. Mrs J C Mitchell and son traveled to Cedar Rapids to visit sister Miss Grace Cunningham. Mr and Mrs G W Alexander visited West Chester for several days with relatives. Mrs Elizabeth Thompson went to Winfield. with her daughter Mrs Garmoe they plan a trip to Ohio. D H Griffith and C C Summers departed overnight for Panhandle Texas.
Oct 3 reports Sunday visits to Norman Pratt Doc Moore and Jugenheimer homes. Ode Ferguson and Ben Ferguson shell corn for N M Smith and Otis Thomas. Carpenters begin Willa Ferguson’s new house. Sherm Benson injures eye in corn crib accident. Multiple county visitors listed including Chalmers and Long families.
Oct 3 Mrs Frank Horeshowsky and her mother Mrs Votruba visit Cedar Rapids friends. William Keifer paints Ant Shalla's house. Alma Vacha and Luella Labin attend a Washington teacher meeting. J W Spevacek paints his house. Celeste spent Sunday at home. Della Saer worked at Charlie Bear's. Donnie Brennan spent Sunday with Wes Reiner. Clara Morhoefer was an overnight visitor. Harry Page is filing for Frank Tellin Sr.
Rev Robert Huebener left Monday morning for Sharon Ohio to attend a synod which begins there today Christian Endeavor will be held on Sunday nights instead of Thursday nights during the minister s absence
Oct 4 reports show J C Mathers returning from Panhandle Texas gaining twenty pounds. Willis Trotter heads to Cedar Rapids carnival. Mrs J W Parrow and Mrs C R Stearns visit BE R McBride in Columbus Junction. Anna Weiland leaves for Illinois. Mr and Mrs E A Sands return from Des Moines after pharmacy studies at Highland Park. J M Utterback and J A Craig attend Wayland Democratic convention. Mrs Harriett Stone travels to Chicago for dressmaking work. M D Yard heads to a New Sharon cattle sale. GG Ebner returns from visits in Greeley Colorado and Texas Oklahoma. Clara B Pearson visits with Saran Crawford as J R Gaedin and [J Thompson depart for Columbus Junction Baptist association.
Rev Deyoe and wife of Delta visit Mr and Mrs James Deyoe. Charles Kirkpatrick heads to Iowa City. Mrs Lacey of Columbus Junction returns from visit with son Clarence. Herman Powelson tours Sigourney. Nell Dayton returns from month sightseeing in Colorado. Edna Jones of Wyman stays with Mr and Mrs J Arnold. Chris Brother family from Richland guests of VU B Jones. Windhurst couple from Williamsburg visiting friends. Mrs Alf Dusenbury of Washington visits town. Mrs Edgar Wilson of Washington visits her mother Mrs Stewart. Philip Crail of Washington helps band during celebration. Nell Hartman returns from visit with sister Mrs Ed Grove in Washington. Nichols and J W Oldaker of Wellman attend yesterday’s celebration. Balloon ascent fright causes Art Bowe’s team to run away, no damage. Fred Spalding of Ainsworth joins band for celebration.
Special to The Evening Journal reports Iowa weather: partly cloudy and cooler tonight with showers east and central portions, Friday will be fair.
Rev Robert Routledge will preach Sunday at the Baptist church both morning and evening. Host Ed Carris visited West Chester to spend time with relatives. Mrs J A Young traveled to Winfield for a week with relatives. John Athearn arrived from Ainsworth for a short city visit. George Paul returned to Keota after a business trip. Four rooms for rent near the square at 3008 Marion avenue with phone 669 6726. Mrs A L Dusenberry and niece Miss Beatty visited Keota relatives. Miss Neil Dayton returned from Colorado trip. Mr and Mrs Ashley and family left for Memphis after a short stay with Mrs Oliver Crawford. Valley’s Honey and Tar offered for coughs and colds, guaranteed, through druggists in yellow package.
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine credits Electric Bitters with a dramatic recovery from twenty years of severe dysplasia. She claims six months of use restored youthful strength and activity. The tonic purports to set stomach liver and kidneys right and to cure malaria biliousness and general weakness. Sold with a guarantee by Stewart's drug store.
Mr. McKewan of Vancouver Washington travels to Crawfordsville to spend a few days with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Murray of Chicago leave Dr. Hay home for Wyman to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Henry Tollenaar and children Minnie Willie and Marion go to Pella for the fair and to visit relatives. R E Love leaves for Hot Springs South Dakota after weeks with city relatives and attends Crocker's Brigade reunion in Clinton meeting former army chums.
Oct 3 Frost could be plainly seen several nights. Vitus Disch's sale proved a success yesterday. Everything sold well. Royal Robertson is reported as be ing about the same. Miss Laura Foster, of near Haskins, is sewing for Miss Bessie Taylor. Messrs. Ernest Miller, Charley Frazier, Sibbert Hagan, Lloyd Hayes and Misses Ella and Nellie Belle and Edith Miller spent Tuesday night at the Will Taylor home in honor of Miss Foster.
Dr Charlies Stewart visited Rublo yesterday on business. Mrs Edgar Wilson traveled to Keota yesterday morning to attend a celebration and visit relatives. Mary Rohrer departed yesterday for Des Moines to enroll in a special business course at Highland Park College.
Result of neglect leads to worse outcomes from cold. Foley's Honey and Tar cures stubborn coughs and prevents serious results. It costs no more than unknown preparations. insist on the genuine in the yellow package.
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