Mrs Paul Jugenheimer returns to Davenport after visit
Mrs Paul Jugenheimer, who had been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Steffy, returned that evening to Davenport.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1900
Page
3
Mrs Paul Jugenheimer, who had been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Steffy, returned that evening to Davenport.
The column records numerous visitors and travelers including Elias King, Joe Lombardo, Harry Keister, Henry Eagle, J. M. Taylor, Rev. I. B. Schreckengast, Mrs. Moritz, Mrs. I. J. Ramsey, Mrs. Bina Hicher, Chas. Holden, and others. It notes sales postponed, repairs offered by Ed Walther P. and H. Co, and recent weather: 1.22 inches rainfall with full creeks and flourishing pastures. Also mentions Rocky Mountain Tea, medical college plans for Will Kyle, and addresses varied social calls across Keota, Burlington, Wayland, Muscatine, Sigourney, and Crawfordsville.
Advertisers must submit copy by 10 a m to insure same day change. Stewart's Pharmacy and Book Store touts goods not kept by others at low prices including a line of 75 U Bibles at half price, Masury Paints, Eastman Kodaks, and Dr. Geo Leinger's Formaldehyde inhaler and generator. Located on the West Side.
In Jackson Michigan on a Sunday evening Frank Gowoski age 17 and his brother Stephen age 19 were wounded by John Mallack 45 who is under arrest. After a dispute with Mallacks neighbor the man fired from his home striking Frank in the face and Stephen in the left arm and side. Both are hoped to recover.
The Muchakinock coal region in Iowa ends a brewing confrontation as the miners' union gains a sweeping victory. The company relents to union demands to admit colored miners, averting a broad strike across the Iowa mines.
Edward Warren and George Brenchied pleaded guilty to breaking and entering the Clem Brier residence in Brighton. Judge Withrow sentenced them to fifteen months in the state penitentiary at Ft. Madison. They will be taken to Ft. Madison tonight by the sheriff and deputy.
An old advertisement explains a coupon program offering rewards for varying numbers of coupons plus postage. Rewards include small to large picture books for children, a embossed hanger with Colonial Dames images, and a 14x20 inch lithograph titled The St. Clair Flats with a detachable calendar block.
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