Young People Social at First Church Parlor
The First church youth plan a social in the church parlors Friday evening. A committee has prepared a program and all members and friends are invited.
21 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1896
Page
1
The First church youth plan a social in the church parlors Friday evening. A committee has prepared a program and all members and friends are invited.
When you want a good horse and phaeton or a horse and survey something stylish yet safe for any lady call on H Santora for reliable mounts and equipment.
The famous Free Silverite Senator Stewart of Nevada arrived at Rock Island station this morning. He greeted reporters briefly after a light breakfast at Dempsey counter, then boarded Conductor Warren's train to Oskaloosa for one of three speeches planned in Iowa.
Yesterday evening Miss Laura Bowman hosted a small gathering in South-West Washington. Progressive crokinole followed by refreshments entertained Miss May Anderson Ella Cunningham Norma Steadman Edith Smouse Ethel Smouse and Messrs Arch McCulley Clarence Van Syckle A T Stewart Clifford Thorn Fred Geisler of Muscatine.
Capt Kellogg Tom McClean and others listed for events at Crawfordsville Richmond Blae Center Pilotburg Throne school house Gray and Stout and Benson school houses with dates in October. Township chairmen asked to arrange and advertise all meetings.
The 19th Century Club held its annual officer election with Mrs. C. H. Wilson elected president Mrs. J. Roberts as vice president Miss Bess Scofield as secretary and treasurer Mrs. Wm Scofield as corresponding secretary and the program committee comprising Mrs. Wm Scofield and the Misses Anne Burrell and Ida Roberts.
Frank Stewart has sold his share of the south side hardware business to Daniel Klopfenstein. They invoice today. The Stewarts have been a strong and well known firm. The future plans of Mr. Stewart are undecided. The new firm will be Stewart and Klopfenstein.
Last night the King and Sawyer company presented A Night's Frolic a humorous farce and A Jolly Blunder or By Wits Outwitted a three act comedy at The Graham. The cast including Noblitt Cicero Seubrett and Chic Perkins delivered strong specialties and pleased the audience. Tonight they offer The Coming Women with affordable prices and a strong company.
Citizens at the Rock Island station watched the west bound train to Canton, Major McKinley’s home. The regular train had 10 coaches with several extra cars for visiting Missouri party who came to hear their standard bearer.
A brief note records Candy Fruit Tablets at Glasgow with reference to aav 07. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.
A plan to provide each county school with a wood library is under way. Many districts lack access to such libraries, and advancing education and literacy is urged. Citizens are asked to donate books and help spread the word so teachers can benefit the county’s youth.
John Clifton, a painter, nearly severed two fingers on his left hand when a window sash fell at Noble. The severed digits were cut and he cannot use a brush for at least a month, forcing layoffs during the season's end rush.
Some city officials have begun polling wards to gauge the upcoming election results. The effort is near completion and figures will be published in a few days, likely close to the November 3 election outcome.
A warm seven room house with a barn is available to rent four blocks southwest of the square. L. D. Ronson announces the listing while Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Hunt host a board party this evening at their West Washington home.
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight with increasing cloudiness on Thursday. The report originates from The Weather in Washington D C and was filed by a special correspondent for Tax Evening Journal National.
King Sawyer Company presents The Coming Woman at The Graham tonight with 10e 20e and 30c seats. Ladies may enter free on all 300 tickets, to be secured before 7 p.m. at Mr Wilson's office. The company guarantees all performances and claims to offer the only continuous show in town.
A sequence of campaign events spans October 21 to 24 across Highland Center Jackson Center Munday West Chester Fairview and other towns with speakers including B A Beeson Col D J Palmer and Wm Walker. The Dr Palmer of the Volunteers of America left for Chicago to consult Brig Gen Bielding about officer deployment for this battalion post.
Crawford's Steam Laundry announces two new enamel bath tubs added to its laundry and bath service. The upgraded facilities feature neatly fitted rooms and invite customers to call for services. Located at 212-17, the business promotes both bathing and laundering offerings.
The report notes Geo Stile remains frail but energetic at his post. Social highlights include Mr and Mrs James Dawson entertaining twelve guests at East Washington street, with names Chas Corrette Dr Boice Dr McClelland W J Hamilton Isaiah Taylor and Alex Knox attending. A golf anecdote features a little boy and his sister’s stick with a backward spelling riddle. Visitors Solomon Witmer Lydia Shindler of Berne Indiana and Conrad of Noble were in town, while T Y Wickham sr of Ainsworth stopped by the county seat.
Monmouth defeated Cambridge 20 to 0 in the season opener. Wallace at right end and Hamilton at left guard played notable roles while Livingston lined up at right guard. The Chicago Times Herald praised Wallace for a sensational play and brilliant work.
Sights unseen by most Washington residents included a dog attack witnessed by workmen near Zelner feather renovator. A wood horse whipping reportedly taught the dog a sharp lesson. Banjo mandolin guitar club forming with weekly lessons at KE BE Thomas music store. Dr Henson to give a winter lecture on the Better Half next Monday. Tickets available now. Walters' Game Trout cigars advertised. Young Ladies Cooking Klub plans dinner at Mrs H P Lamson's home to honor mothers.
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