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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
8
Local item highlights include Dougherty Bros selling mittens and gloves. Arnold travels to Muscatine to visit brother. Mrs Jayne, Roy Means, and families, Thrift sale and school clothes event noted. Residents plan visits to Havre and Cedar Rapids. Rexall One Cent Sale runs at Sherman’s Drug Store through Friday and Saturday.
Miss Florence Wilson visits Gene Johnson from Ainsworth while on vacation. Keota residents Laura Riordan and Mrs. BE. EB. Neil visit relatives and attend events. Phillips Drug Store promotes new battery and Yale lamp. Millinery shops advertise new hats and purses with prices. Visitors travel to Wapello Corydon Adel Des Moines and Des Moines area for leisure and social visits.
Dr. John Hanna left his Burling ton home to attend a medical convention early in the morning. He traveled to join colleagues for sessions and discussions on medical advances.
Last evening HW Turnipseed visited Mrs. Walter Kyle while Jarlene Vowel stayed with her Keota family for vacation. Edna Tobin visited Mrs Harriet Royer as a teachers institute attendee.
Mrs. Jennie Donovan returns to Des Moines after visits in Washington and with relatives nearby. Rev. J. Reade McCrory comes back from St. Louis where he attended the National Red Cross convention.
Mrs FP G Ahrens travels to Oskaloosa to visit friends for a few days. The Misses Nina and Eva Spangler from Crawfordsville arrive this morning to attend the teachers institute.
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