Miss Rose Segill Visits Muscatine Friends
Miss Rose Segill traveled to Muscatine this morning for a two day visit with friends.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
8
Miss Rose Segill traveled to Muscatine this morning for a two day visit with friends.
Local brief highlights visits from Mre W A Carpenter to Trenton and relatives of Mr and Mrs C W Kelley and Mr and Mrs A Carpenter. Crail's sells Caron knitting yarns at 45 and 55 cents, and 25 cent cotton Charlies at 18 cents. Beale of Chicago visits Douxhherty. H E McKay from Davenport sees ill mother. Heat your home with a parlor furnace from Geo W Stewart. Emma Morrison of Fairfield visits her sons and returns home after Chicago trip. Mrs Anna Scholes and grandson James visit the Humston home.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Stephen and Frances visit the Ed Morrison home in Boone. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clapper visit axis Clapper in Keota. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Young of Chicago arrive to visit the U. S. Young home. Blanket sale prices featured at Crail's from $1.57 to $13.60 a pair. Chicken dinner at Christian Church Saturday noon to one. Bottamales and Candy Kitchen listings.
Mrs. Alex DeCord and children travel to Jacksonville to meet Mr. DeBord after visiting her parents and Mrs. Benson. A steady stream of local activity includes shopping at The 98e Store, social visits in Keota and Columbus Junction, a horse racing tease with Remorse, and a screening of Gold Heels at Fox theatre.
Telegram informs Mr. and Mrs. Spies of Eugene Frey death at twenty-one. Frey son and musician known on St. Louis broadcasts. Family travel updates include Dusenberry siblings to Chicago, McFarlane Co. notice, and Dusenberry E. P. Dusenberry. Also mentions McKay, Crozier, Dougherty, and Pierson facing trial for Afton Savings Bank indictments in November.
A store reports receiving multiple items in a single shipment including waste paper baskets of various sizes, glass caster cups, and linoleum binding. The note mentions several objects that are regularly requested and appear in ongoing supplier calls.
Dr. Johnson of Chicago returned last evening to attend the funeral of Mrs. E. P. Dusenberry in Warrington.
Willard Hunter leaves for Chicago this morning carrying stock. He plans to visit his sister Mrs. Herman Genkinger while there.
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