Iowa Forecast Sees Showers Tonight and Warm Sunday
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with probable showers in central and western Iowa. Warm temperatures expected Sunday across the region.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1903
Page
7
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with probable showers in central and western Iowa. Warm temperatures expected Sunday across the region.
A stream of brief notices records visits and movements in the city. Residents and guests including Mr J T Anderson Miss Effie Nichols Miss Florence Miller and Miss Rose Minner are mentioned with trips to Brigh ton Atlantic Davenport and Ainsworth. C G Wilson George Barrett and John R Hamilton are listed among arrivals and departures and local schools gain new principals and teachers.
A two story brick building collapsed in Vinton yesterday afternoon killing Wm. Johnson a plasterer who was repairing the structure. Six others were hurt including W. H. Brown and George Pitts as twenty five people were inside. The building had been under modernization and may have lacked proper bracing.
Local items report visitors and departures in Ainsworth including Chas Latehem and Miss Anna Nelson. People seek workers for millinery and announce teaching moves and visits to Chicago and Verdi. A harness theft warning and pension transfer news are also noted.
Miss Lacey Wilson entertained about a dozen friends last evening in honor of Miss Marguerite Pratt who left for Fulton UN this morning. A cup and saucer shower followed at the home of Misses Anna and Elizabeth Dawson on West Washington street for Miss Etta Coulter whose marriage to Rev. Raph Atcheson occurs next Wednesday evening. Miss Coulter received many pieces of china and a two course luncheon was served.
A big show opens the season with a strong local event at Graham on Monday evening at sharp o clock, inviting attendees to witness a premier performance and kickoff.
The article urges prompt use of Chamberlains Pain Balm to shorten sprain recovery to under a week, sometimes three days, instead of months. It notes sales at Stewart's Pharmacy and invites patronage for vehicle repair, wagon work, tool sharpening, and general blacksmithing by Cowger Boger and Jones at the corner south of the Post Office.
The feature film arrives with a weekend run announced for Monday September 7. The release centers on a witty French cad and his adventures abroad attracting local audiences.
RB L Byer, a cooper, credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a month of bilious dysentery. IT Little, a Hancock merchant, confirms the relief. Stewart’s Pharmacy Cook Sherman sell it. The Woman’s Veteran Relief Union calls a meeting at Court of Honor on Monday Sept 7 at 7:30 PM.
Exclusive sale listing notes Beacon coal as coarse furnace coal with no clinkers. The George W. Wallace farm of 120 acres formerly owned by Captain Montgomery has been purchased by R. B. Crone through J. A. Y. Ashby on the George W. Wallace property.
The ad claims a strict law governs its use and abuse causes pain. It highlights irregular living causing constipation and headaches, promoting Dr King's New Life Pills as a quick re adjustment. Available for 250 at Stewart's Drug Store. Mrs J P Siward has left for a brief Letts visit.
City Clerk Hugh H. McCleery certifies August warrants issued in General and Sewer Funds. Items include salaries for Brown, Everett Adams, D. M. Ewing, Lemmon & Lewis labor and repairs, coal purchases from American Coal Co., waterworks drayage, freight, meters, and various material and labor charges including sewer work by Hays, Williams, and others. Notary W H. Buttefield.
The romance will feature grand scenery from Mr. A. D. Hall's drama adapted from the novel. Managers M. W. Hanley and Son have arranged lavish models and photos of the described localities. The show comes to Gra ham next Monday evening September 7.
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