Wrought Iron Floor Lamps Still Popular At Local Store
Local readers are reminded of the new Wrought Iron Floor Lamps. The assortment remains popular and well stocked, with shoppers urged to visit and see the lamps in person.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
8
Local readers are reminded of the new Wrought Iron Floor Lamps. The assortment remains popular and well stocked, with shoppers urged to visit and see the lamps in person.
Weather unsettled with tonight and Tuesday forecasts. Local social notes list Mrs Eilie Staffer of Iowa City en route to West Chester to visit her parents Mr and Mrs M C Day ton. Numerous residents visit relatives in Des Moines Bur ington Washington and Keota. Many serviceable ads and notices for coats pencils and shops fill the page.
Residents visit relatives and friends across town with many short calls and greetings. Local merchants promote fur trimmed winter coats at 24.75 and tomboy coats for misses at 16.75 while Cox Motor Co announces radiator repair services.
Arthur Swift has joined Iowa Southern Utilities Company in Burlington. Mrs. E. V. Smiley of Morning Sun visited Miss Nellie Loder, owning two milliner stores at Morning Sun and Burlington. Lorene Davidson visited the John Davidson home. Zenith Radios and Crosley models featured at Triangle Auto Supply. Rev W C Allen and wife of Wyman will move to Cherokee after travel via Washington. New all leather traveling bags at Tooman Leather Shop for 10.00. Economy Shoe Store closed until Wednesday due to Mr Meyer's sister’s death. sale resumes then. Kenneth Ross returned from Muscatine. Herman Schultz and Marian visited West Chester.
Ezra Hekerman visiting relatives at Tingtey Ilona travels through the city en route to Wellman for a Viest with kin. Mrs Coffman and Mrs Jogenheimer with family return from Sev anour Ia where they stayed with DP Brown. Pairmount Creamery moved to Johnsons Grocery. cream and eggs paid cash. Grace Stafford left hospital Saturday to stay with Aunt Cora Crempacker on East 3rd Street. Laura Crimes of Wapello came this morning to work at the courthouse.
Miss Georgia Grigsby and Mrs. Leuba Crowder of Sioux Falls visited Mrs. Crowder's mother Mrs. George Turner this weekend in the Tri-Cities. Leota Sander spent the weekend at Wyman. Charles Denison Dale Atkinson and Dr. P L Ketter attended the National Legion convention in Omala Saturday evening. Alfred Morgan of Cotter visited Wo KB. Jones and then Burlington to see Miss Berita Rich who went to Crawfordsville this morning to visit her brother C L Rich.
Mrs William Beal visited relatives in Monmouth on Saturday while Mr Beal plans more travel. Ward's advertises ladies wool dresses from 3 48. J W Bord left for Denver en route to Nezpere Idaho after visiting Alex Dawson J B Dill and other relatives. Nena Badenoch and son Bruce arrive to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank L Wilson. Mrs L A Stewart visited Keota Saturday.
A long list of cases awaits federal court action in the new term. Topics include the legality of Montana gasoline tax law, the California community tax law, and the constitutionality of other tax measures. Additional filings test Interstate Commerce Commission valuation and IRS methods in income tax assessment and collection.
Triangle Auto Supply Co offers a battery recharging service and quick hour service options. The ad highlights vehicle battery care and speedy maintenance to keep cars running smoothly.
Josephine reports a letter from Kil Ward instructing her to stay longer than planned, suggesting extended time at her current location. The message implies a change in the original homeward schedule.
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