Weather Outlook: Fair Tonight Through Sunday
Generally fair conditions forecast with a warmer night and Sunday, with warmer temperatures in the east and south portions on Sunday.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1903
Page
3
Generally fair conditions forecast with a warmer night and Sunday, with warmer temperatures in the east and south portions on Sunday.
Multiple short notes record Chautauqua stockholders meeting at City Hall and various local travel and visiting notices. Names include Miss Myrtle Brookhart, Miss Marie Stewart, and Mrs. Emma Cunningham. Mentions of travel to Milwaukee, Wapello, Brighton, Sigourney, Fairfield, West Liberty, and Lexington.
Society note reports a group of young women from the New York store entertained last night four miles north of Ainsworth. An elegant dinner was served. Attendees included Misses Harriet Chilcote Doll Kate Buckley Dora Minick Stella Delan Helen Fulton Madde Morton and Millie Dugral.
The New Orleans Colored Grand Concert Co will perform one Friday evening show at the Graham. Tickets list prizes and seating options including Gallery, Parquet, Balcony seats with prices noted as 26e and 500 for Dress Circle. No higher prices listed.
Miss Lena Maxwell went to Crawfordsville on a Sunday morning for a day out. It notes her visit and the quiet, leisurely outing in the town.
City council of Washington Iowa calls a special election for Ward One on November 3 1603 to fill the vacancy from Wilhite TF resignation. Alison mayor attests McCleery city clerk. Also notes a New Orleans Concert Co offer for children 12 and under to reserve seats at ten cents each for Master Paul Bass the six year old boy soprano.
An advance sale for The Little Homestead opens this morning, with strong signs of a good turnout next Tuesday evening in Carris. Mrs Anne Wilson and Mrs Priscilla Knotts return home after visiting relatives in Fruitland and Muscatine, with sisters Mes N L Hancock and Mrs OO Tada.
A fragment notes a medicine package marketed for general use. It mentions a family bottle costing 60 cents containing supplies for a year and that all druggists sell them. The text is informal and seems to promote a household remedy.
Davenport stockholders of the Rock Island system failed to approve a $260,000,000 bond issue at the October meeting. Action was deferred to January 7 for an adjourned session. Directors re-elected include R. R. Cable and J. N. Moore. The fifteen month financial report shows 5,579 miles operated earning per mile and substantial expenditures for additions, improvements, and equipment.
Prof teaches a Wednesday evening class at Deonovan's Hall at 8 15 with children’s sessions each Saturday at 4 pm. Arrangements for private lessons include Waltz Two Step and Three Step plus NY and Cream City minuet among others.
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