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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1903

Page

3

City guests and visitors fill social and business notes

A crowded snippet lists numerous visitors and locals in the city from Miss Welch to Mrs. Hoben. Arrivals include A White on the Q, Mrs. Cocklin from Ainsworth, and Miss Green of Chicago. Several residents travel to Davenport, Newton, Richland, and Oskaloosa for visits or business.

Robert W. Johnson Mt. Pleasant J. T Stephenson Oskaloosa A. J. Rawhey Clinton L. B. Cocklin Ainsworth M. E. Church H. B. McBride Des Mones Yestern M. E. Green Chicago Yeste Thomas Echenestooe Lulu Wood D. J. Norton, Jr Crawfordsville Bragg & Bokenkamp Wm. Gathercole Centerville Frank Wesson Fred Mott Milwaukee Muscatine

Lyman Twins Stage Farce At the Races

Review praises the Lyman twins led comedy At the Races for laughter and strong performances. It notes the company is stronger this year, with good leading roles and entertaining specialties. The race contest and wordplay provoke hearty amusement. Jack Hayman and Clarence A. Sterling highlighted.

Lyman Twins Jack Hayman Ilaas Vanastorbilt Clarence A. Sterling

National Guard Pay Debate Under New Federal Law

Washington authoriti es rule that national guardsmen receive pay from the general government for state encampments. Iowa faces questions on fund use, with figures on annual appropriations and officer pay outlined. The debate centers on paying current troops versus creating new cavalry and artillery units.

Washington National Ward Jubuque Towa Guard Sam Cedar Falls Iowa

Mothers Meet at Mrs Williams Home In Pleasant Society Event

Staged at Mrs J Albert Williams home on KB Main Street Chapter 1 P BO hosted a mothers afternoon with welcome address by the president, piano and vocal selections, recitations, a Round Table, and a two course luncheon. About seventy five guests attended with marguerite decor and yellow white colors.

P. BO Hattie Wilson KB. Main Street N. 8. Patterson J. Albert Williams Myrtle Anderson Lulu Anderson Nora Dewey Alyce Fluke Lulu Slocum Williams

Twenty-Fifth Iowa reunion planned in city October first

Surviving members of the 26th Iowa Infantry schedule a reunion in this city on Thursday October first. The day will include sightseeing and annual business, with a camp fire at Graham Opera House at night. A. S. of the regiment joined the front from this city. W. Neal chairs and W. A. Shannon acts as secretary of the association.

26Th Iowa Infantry Graham Opera House Eens A S&s

Homer Ashby Promoted to Chief Yeoman on Buffalo

Homer Ashby of the ship Buffalo is promoted to chief yeoman with a new uniform this month. He has served as acting chief yeoman and the title dates from the eleventh of this month, rather than the usual February salary date. Tone’s Spices ad copy follows, praising flavor longevity and grocery availability.

Homer Ashby Ship '‘Buffalo Yeoman

Kansas legislator’s purity speech ends with a pass

A Kansas lawmaker urged a corruption free session by laying his railroad pass on the stenographer’s table and asking others to do likewise. The moment passed with no one following, eliciting a mocking judgment from the Westerner cited by the New York Evening Post.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad New York Evening Post Kansas Bellow Bng

Ethel and Cholly Speak of Memory and Farewell

A fragmented dialogue shows Ethel urging Chartle to propose again so she can keep a phonograph record. Cholly asks why, and she replies she wants something to remember him by after speaking with papa about it. Life,

Ethel Papa

There Ain’t No Tale but This to Tell

A brief verse-like item from the Atlanta Constitution notes that the world is as well as people will permit, conveying a reflective sentiment without further details.

Atlanta Constitution

Stray stories echo claims and sarcasm in gossip

A fragment quotes a scornful remark about marriage for money and loyalty questioned, reflecting overheard chatter in stray stories. The piece reads as gossip with ambiguous speakers and incomplete context.

Treasure unearthed by Ile in grim ascent obituary

The poem notes Ile’s intense ascent toward a golden treasure and his death. It contrasts the solitary death with two commemorations, Granite and New York Herald, as enduring memorials.

Ile New York Herald

Prairie Flower church box supper planned at Harve Knapp home

The Ladies Missionary Society of Prairie Flower church will host a box supper at the Harve Knapp home on Tuesday evening September 22 1903. Each lady is asked to bring a box and all are invited.

Rene Ralph Cherry Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Prairie Flower Church Ladies Missionary Society of the Prairie Flower Church Harve Knapp

Napoleon Bonaparte Hotel at World Fair Grounds

The Cook hotel and excursion company plans a two story fire proof Napoleon Bonaparte hotel on a high southwest site between Clayton Road and South Avenue at the fairgrounds. Capacity 7 000 guests with a broad piazza and birdseye view. Memberships offer six days board and lodging six fair admissions and medical attendance for 15 down and monthly until May 2004, with contract in advance and limited seats. Dr Norton Jr is the agent for details.

Expossion Napoleon Bonaparte Clayton Road South Avenue Cook Hotel and Excursion Company William Mode Cook Waller Iown C.M. Hit Metropolitian Dr. Norton, Jr

Regular meeting urged for next Saturday

A regular meeting is scheduled for next Saturday and all members are urged to attend due to business of importance.

Bethlehem Commandery K. T. No. 45 Meeting This Friday

Regular meeting of Bethlehem Commandery No. 45, Knights Templar, set for Friday evening the 18th. Members are reminded to attend.

Bethlehem Commandery K. T. No

Washington Buggy Co secures new blacksmith and repair work

The Washington Buggy Company hires John Taylor of Logansport Indiana as a new blacksmith and prepares to perform all kinds of repair work. It reports a large stock of Buggies on hand for public inspection.

J. Fagen Milwaukee Richland W. N. Carson Ella Campbell Ainsworth John Taylor Logansport Ind Washington Buggy Company T. H. Stanton Omaha J. Wilson Stanton J. ©. Conger Indiana

Graham Wade and His Beggar Prince Opera Debuts

Tomorrow evening at the Graham Wade and his Beggar Prince Opera Coin Said Pasha the production opens with the cast performing a stylized operatic piece in a local venue.

Graham Wade Pasha

Oysters Fresh at Means & Stichter's

Means and Stichter offer fresh oysters this season. Also notes a house option for sale or rent with furnace and city water. Mentions John Shields and Son buyer interest and Hugh Teeter.

John Shields & Son Means & Stichter’s

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