W.C. T. A. Meeting Set At Mrs McDonald Home
The W C T A will meet Thursday at 2 30 pm at the home of Mrs McDonald. All friends are cordially invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1900
Page
3
The W C T A will meet Thursday at 2 30 pm at the home of Mrs McDonald. All friends are cordially invited to attend.
Washington County officials projected ballot needs for the November 6 election estimating 8350 ballots required for 5150 voters, with 525 spares. The list also includes the selected petit jurors for the term, drawn by Recorder Parker, and notes on ward and town allocations of ballots. Local notices mention Todd Stuart's fresh oysters and poultry offerings.
Advertisers must submit copy by 10 am to ensure same day changes. Stewart's Pharmacy and Book Store touts select goods not common elsewhere at low prices including Bibles at half price, Masury Paints in oil, Eastman Kodaks, and Dr. Leinger’s Formaldehyde Inhaler and Germicidal Generator. West Side Stewart's.
Roesch of Burlington moved a venue from Folger to White and was fined fifty dollars after pleading not guilty. He appealed to District Court with bond set at two hundred dollars. Hausknecht’s hearing date is set for November 8 with Senator McArthur representing him. Carl Burris also moved a venue from Folger to White for today’s three oclock session. Local notices mention Todd Stuart’s beef and pork, Johnson's bakery, Wests Cream Gum, and Jake Hite’s Columbus trip outsider details.
Local snippets report visits and family travel from Malona Verdi and nearby towns. Incoming guests include Mr and Mrs Meyers of Bennett Iowa visiting Mrs Meyers parents, plus Mrs Jennie Neal and daughter visiting in your city.
John Rock of Eldon found a draft for 74.90 to Margaret Rogers from J E Meeks administrator. He delayed returning it, was detained by Marshal Norton during a hoboes roundup, then surrendered the draft. It was turned over to a bank and proper parties were informed.
J P McCculey visited Winfield today. Miss Lou Huskins returned from Lone Tree. Frank Wells visited Fairfield tonight. Mrs Doughitt and children returned from Ottumwa. L D Higgins and W F E Hole left north of the city for a prospecting trip to Kansas.
On October 8 a team of mules owned by J Bh Janison was stolen from a hitch rack in Wapello. Janison and Sheriff Saunders pursued. the team was recovered early this morning in Rock Island County Illinois after crossing the river at Muscatine. The thief was not captured but a clue to his identity is believed to exist. John Shields & Son announce city office location and bill payment option starting October 1 at the Columbia Pharmacy two doors north of the Postoffice.
The Baptist church overflowed as Rev. Fowler spoke on moral cowardice in the third sermon of the series The Perils of the City. His remarks drew applause and reflected a strong interest from the audience. The Salvo dentist will extract teeth at the Allen House on Oct 10 and 7, serving nearly all leading citizens in five years.
The traveling troupe touts Old Arkansaw as a good southern comedy with clever acting and appealing scenery. An electric fountain feature is highlighted and seats are on sale for tomorrow evening at Graham.
Emmon and Lewis announce purchase of the business long operated by L. D. Robinson for 80 years. They pledge high standards, specialty in Optical work and watch repair, and a guaranteed stock of jewelry and musical instruments. They invite customers to call on them for any items in their line.
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