Coal Prices Fall Early This Season
Marion T. Anderson urges buyers to secure coal now with prices at season lows and warns delays will lead to higher costs later. Phone 176.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1907
Page
5
Marion T. Anderson urges buyers to secure coal now with prices at season lows and warns delays will lead to higher costs later. Phone 176.
Local items from the county come from correspondents detailing community events and daily happenings. These briefs cover gatherings, individual notices, and general-day activities across towns.
The Yankee Regent by Jerome drew wide praise in Chicago, with critics deeming it more accomplished than his earlier operettas Isle of Spice and The Royal Chef. The underscored attraction heads to Graham on September 16th.
Public release from Burling during the M E conference. appointments shown for multiple towns including Muscatine 1st church J. Willis and Muscatine Circuit P. M. Conant. other listed ministers serve Kalona Keota Ladora Letts Lexington Lone Tree Marengo Nichols North English Oxford Riverside Sweetland Tiftin Washington West Chester West Liberty Williamsburg Wilton and Wilton Corley. An arrival list from Columbus Junction mentions Cyril Colton.
Sept 10 reports show Mr and Mrs Solomon White leaving for Clearfield Iowa for three weeks. E D Morrison and Senator Titus visit on business. Rev Taylor named Methodist preacher here. Revs Cotton Robertson and W G Robertson attend presbytery meetings. Mrs Hays travels from Washington to care for ill father. Jesse Drake and family arrive from Marseilles to visit Nancy Coe. Lena Maxwell Bernice Riley Ruth Hough and others depart for Washington.
Sept 10 county items note Acheson returning from state fair and relatives visit. Miss Tenney shopped in Washington. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs Knox of Ft Scott Kansas. Various residents travel for homecomings, medical, school, or church events. Groomed by Chapel Bros horse death and other domestic notes.
Accompanied Sherman McCreedy home, the party returned to Iowa City yesterday. Mr and Mrs Harm Radamaker and children came back last evening from a relatives visit at Media St The Rev and Mrs J K Weigle and Mr and Mrs A P Jeffrey returned last night after attending the M E conference at Burlington.
Sept 10 report lists Eyestone receiving a car load of sheep Saturday evening. Mrs Sam Doran and her father Mr Underwood visited Dave Ferguson home. George Ash and daughter Nettie from Richard arrived for a few days at John and George Hillhouse homes. Jugenheimer couple spent Sunday at Edw Myall home south of Washington. Blanche McFarlane from Washington assists sister Mrs Will Mayhew and helps care for Rodney who has been sick but improving slowly.
Sept 10. Ella Rotzinger returned home Sunday from Eldon. Miss Myrtle Pence and Lake Mayor from Fairfield visited here over Sunday. Miss Nell Meek and Ralph Zeck of Washington visited friends here Sunday. Earnest Peasley of Fairfield visited here Sunday. Effie Rader visited friends at Coppock Saturday.
Notice announces Walter Peterson and Lee Craig opening a fish market with a fine catch and low prices. Several social mentions follow including Mr Catlin’s pulpit visit, weekend visits, a ten pound boy birth, Ladies' Aid all day meeting with a 15 cent dinner, and local hauling of catfish to West Chester.
Plain and spiced cupcakes at Johnsons. George H Paul left for West Liberty on business. E P Dusenberry left for Oskaloosa on a brief business trip. Dave Donovan from Stratford Texas is here between excursions and will return the 17th. Harry Phillips left for Pella to enter school. Cyril Colton left for Columbus Junction after a short city stay. Mr and Mrs Stanley Logan and baby left for Oskaloosa after visiting at O T Smiths. Mrs Wells and daughter Anna Truesdale of Chicago left for Burlington after visiting William Wells. McCleary of Crawfordsville passed through en route to Atalissa for Iowa City presbytery meeting. Ab Andersons left for Colorado Springs in response to a telegram about Marion Anderson very low. W R Jeffrey left for Colorado for weeks of sightseeing stopping at Sigourney Des Moines Lincoln Denver and Colorado Springs.
Public sale to settle the estate of Cameron will occur at the Cameron home one block southwest of the public square. The sale is at the courthouse door on Saturday September 21 1907 at 2 00 pm. Terms are cash.
Notice says a called meeting will be held tomorrow evening to work on the third degree under H W Hughs of Burlington. Full attendance is urged. Frosted ginger creams available at Johnson's bakery. O B Jones of Keota traveled to Burlington for the homecoming celebration this week.
Notice to stockholders announces the Washington County Chautauqua association annual meeting in the Academy chapel at 8 o clock. Directors will be chosen and the financial report will be received. full attendance is desired.
Jack Westfall resumes work at Steck jewelry store following a brief vacation in Davenport.
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