Don't Think So Long About Buying Coal in October
A moral urging timely action in markets. It warns that delaying decisions leads to loss and regret. The note emphasizes the perils of hesitation and advocates buying coal before October prices rise.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1907
Page
5
Gien Brier Returns Home From Oskaloosa Work
Gien Brier comes home after a period in Oskaloosa where he was employed. He resumes local routines and reports on his duties and experiences during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gien Brier
Oskaloosa
Seven teenth birthday party in Clay County
Oct 22 Edith Woodford celebrated her seventeenth birthday with a party hosted by Lulu Woodford. Oysters and crackers were served to about twenty five guests as Edith joined the frolic after a quick upstairs retreat. The following day visitors and local residents were noted for various travels and church announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Woodford
Lulu
Edith
J. F. Hinkhouse
Parsons College
Fairfield
W. C. Jones
Local social snippets from Wayland area
Oct 22 notes from Wyman and nearby: Sam Helmick visiting his brother Wm Helmick. Mrs Geo Fetters at Roy Fetters home near Wayland. a dance at Leo Zooks. Alice Atkinson with Lizzie and Della Fetters. Wm Cherry's at his father’s sale near Washington. invitations for a dance at Ed Miller’s. Clay Humston’s visiting Otto Schiebel. Dave McLaughlin laying a foundation for a new barn. J L Tucker’s with daughter Mrs Roy Fetters near Wayland. John Fitzgerald and wife visiting Joe Hay and Mr F’s farm. Della Fetters visiting Roy near Wayland. Mrs Roy Dawson visiting relatives at Washington. Mrs Jas Clegg with friends near Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Helmick
Wyman
Wm. Helmick
Geo. Fetters
Roy Fetters
Wayland
Leo Zooks
Alice Atkinson
Lizzie
Della Fetters
Wm. Cherry
Washington
Ed Miller
Clay Humston
Otto Schiebel
Dave McLaughlin
J. L. Tucker
John Fitzgerald
Mr. Pleasant
Joe Hay
Mr. F
Roy
Roy Dawson
Jas, Clegg
Havre
Linas Wodd
Illness and recoveries in local community notes
Ralph Hanley remains severely ill from a bowel trouble with Doctor Downing awaiting him and Doctor Gardner present. the boy is convalescing. Goldie Newigate from Seymour Iowa visits uncle Geo Longwell. A Carris school social drew good attendance on Tuesday. Thelma Eckerman has been ill. Eva Kelley hosted a box social at Pleasant Ridge Friday night with proceeds of 50. Verne Romine returned from Iowa City Saturday and is thought to be as well as ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hanley
Doctor Downing
Gardner
Goldie Newiigate
Seymour
Iowa
Geo. Longwell
Carris School
Thelma Eckerman
Eva Kelley
Pleasant Ridge
Verne Romine
Iowa City
Local visitors and travels noted
Oct 23 records show Mrs James Frain of Wyman visiting relatives here. Miss Ada Shafit left for an extended visit in Colorado. Miss Myrtle Pence of Fairfield visited friends over Sunday. Mrs Leslie Hicks and children from Fairfield are visiting relatives here. Miss Bonnie Wanerus was a passenger for Watfield today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frain
Wyman
Ada Shafit
Colorado
Myrtle Pence
Fairfield
Leslie Hicks
Bonnie’ Wanerus
Watrfield
Passengers travel to Washington from Crawfordsville area
James Black Mary Davis and daughter Lydia Mrs Spangler and two children head for Washington. Theodore Neal and daughter Mrs Slane visit friends. Mrs J H Hull returns home from Washington after Hull Robertson wedding. Others, including Rev J S Cotton and W Ralston, travel or visit locally as ads promote Dutch bakery goods and the Firefly train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black
Mary Davis
Lydia
Spangler
Washington
Theodore Neal
Slane
Ainsworth
J. H. Hull
Hull-Robertson
E. J. Davidson
Ray Miller
T. E. Maxwell
G. W. Nickolaus
J.S. Cotton
Clarence
Iowa
Hull- Robertson
Social notes and wedding farewell sketch in town
Oct 23 updates include Olive Huston and Mrs Will Huston Jr traveling to Washington and visiting Edwin Griffiths. Harve Beauchamp hosts a dance. Mariel Wilson hosts a pie supper at Young America school house Thursday. Mr and Mrs Wilson Martin return from the east and Jamestown expo. A Crawfordsville couple fled crowds after a wedding, Looming rice and confetti on departure. Mrs Metzger visits son Ed. Huston and Clen Jones attend Woodman lodge. Huston northbound at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Huston
Washington
Will Huston, Jr
Edwin Griffith
Harve Beauchamp
Mariel Wilson
Young America
Wilson Martin
W. G. Robertson
Crawfordsville
Wyman
Clen Jones
Woodman Lodge
Will Fluston
Meetings Continue at Second United Presbyterian Church
Rev Frederick Elliott of Waterloo attracts large audience with sermon The King of Power citing the father and son at the foot of the mount of transfiguration He argues lack of power in the church hinders divine life Services set for 7 30 PM The Three Cries from Jericho Mrs Dr J H Hull arrives from Crawfordsville after attending the Hull Robertson wedding yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Frederick Elliott
Waterloo
El-iott
Power
Christ
Jericho
Local notes on bakers and shoppers in town
A bustling day with hot corn bread at the Vienna for dinner and many pies at Johnson bakery. Mrs John Arthur of Cotter and Miss Elsie Peters of Crawfordsville spent yesterday shopping in the city while A N Alberson rode as a Burlington passenger. Fried chicken served at the Dutch supper in the Baptist church lecture room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Bakery
John Arthur
Cotter
Elsie Peters
Crawfordsville
Baptist Church
Miss Grace Miksch Arrives for Visit in Town
Time reports Miss Grace Miksch arriving from Chicago Tuesday evening to visit her mother Mrs Lovina Miksch. Mrs J Warner returns to Ohio after visiting sister Mrs E E Everson. Mrs B S Wright travels to Burlington for the Eastern Star grand chapter. Johnson Bakery promotes full bakery line and ready service despite peak demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Miksch
Chicago
Lovina Miksch
J. Warner
Ohio
E. E. Everson
8. S. Wright
Burlington
Grand
The
Eastern Star
Local residents travel from town for visits and events
Mrs. Charles Lovelett, Mrs. A. E. Crimm and Miss Maud Carson were passengers for Ainsworth last evening, where they will visit for a few days. Mrs. R. Laenbach, Mrs. A. R. Dihel and Mrs. S. K. Statler returned to West Chester last evening, after attending the chrysanthemum show here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lovelett
A. E. Crimm
Maud Carson
Ainsworth
R. Laenbach
A. R. Dihel
S. K. Statler
West Chester
Subscribe Miss Frances Bryson Departs for Swan sister visit
Miss Frances Bryson leaves the Kracaw home for an extended stay with her sister at Swan Town. Mrs H Hi McAleery heads to Monmouth to visit her sister Miss Carrie Hamilton in school there. Mrs Nettie Hamilton of Monmouth returns home after an extended visit with relatives in West Chester. The Rev J 8 Cotton of Clarence Town returns home after officiating at the Crawfordsville wedding of Rev W G Robertson and Miss Nellie Hall. Mr and Mrs Wm Nelson of Keota return from Birmingham where they visited their daughter Mrs Rev J J Gardenier. Preventics cold tablets advertised as a safe prompt remedy with no quinine or harsh ingredients. Sold by J H Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hatch
Manteno
M. L. Elyen
Wm. M. Matthews
Jennie Acheson
Washington
D. M. Sullivan
Burlington
G. A. Pierce
Marion
C. A. Stephens
Richard Donaldson
T. J. Easter
Tillie Gardner
Chas. Whitlock
Lancaster
J. R. Hardin
Frances Bryson
Kracaw
Swan, Town
H. Hi. McAleery
Monmouth
Carrie Hamilton
Nettie Hamilton
Monmouth, Lil
Joseph Carson
West Chester
J. 8. Cotton
Clarence
Town
W. G. Robertson
Nellie Hall
Crawfordsville
Wm. Nelson
Keota
Birmingham
Rev
J. J. Gardenier
Chas, Corette
J. H. Stewart
Vienna deli and church social with coffee planned
Fresh angel food and devils food at the Vienna. A cup of coffee at the Baptist church Friday evening. Mrs. H. E. Paul traveled to Haskins Tuesday to visit the Geo. McCreedy home. Mrs. John Stafford returned home near Haskins after visiting here. Mrs. Amos Keller and Mrs. Ralph Keller went to Ainsworth for Mrs. Bert Sands's illness. Agnes Guthrie and Francis Guthrie arrived from Des Moines to visit at the Morrow home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
H. E. Paul
Haskins
Geo. McCreedy
John Stafford
Amos Keller
Ralph Keller
Ainsworth
Bert Sands
Agnes Guthrie
Francis Guthrie
Des Moines
Morrow
Local Bakery Ads and Train of Visitors
Local notes mention N q layer cakes at the Wi and Vienna daily bakery goods at the Dutch market. Roy Thompson returned to Havre after city business. Mrs Al Adams and Dorothy visited Muscatine. Mrs W E McCoy visited Columbus Junction. Baptist church Friday evening offers cake fried chicken coffee salad pie and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Roy Thompson
Havre
al Adams
Dorothy
Mark
Muscatine
W. E. McCoy
Columbus Junction
Gentzier
Baptist Church
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West’ Burn
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Havres
E. G. Masone
Oudy
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Consulta
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S. EZ
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Mrs. W. ©. Ralston
Dutch Market
W. A. Birney
Foster
Johnson's
Howard McCreedy
D. W. Cross
Wapello
Shellabarger
Milo Patterson
Miss Flo
Lexington
A. N. Alberson
Johnson's Bakery
Steck
H. F. Steck, “the Jeweler
Klein Clothing KO
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Marx
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Congress Boot
North Side Shoe Store
Chas. D. Gorham
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