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Newspaper
Dubuque Sunday Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1900
Page
5
A fragmentary local weather record shows cloudy misting conditions and temperature figures for a day in 1898. The text includes stray numbers and short phrases about precipitation, temperature means, and cloud cover.
A cluttered oat of street addresses doctors shops and holiday events from a Dubuque page includes druggists dentists plumbers real estate firms and perfumers. It lists Christmas shows turkey displays a zither club dance and rail schedules with multiple local figures returning home for holidays.
A cheerful program for Sunday school children was held Thursday evening at the German Presbyterian church. The entertainment featured assistance from seminary students and Mrs. Schultz along with Miss Alma Loetscher, as each child received a gift.
Chicago residents and students arrive and depart for holidays. Richard Mulien travels to St Louis, James Ryan and Josie Kerwin return from Ann Arbor and Chicago respectively. Others from Boston Omaha Farley Wisconsin join family gatherings as the Columbia club plans a January 5 dance at Suengerbund hall with a prize waltz.
Local notes cover holiday bargains on leather items, social visits, bank hours, and community events. Miss Maude Dowdell of Chicago visits during the holidays as others plan celebrations and charitable acts.
Archbishop Hennessy introduced Rosa d Brina to the Sisters of the Visitation and in recitals near Dubuque she hosted a convent visit with her husband. The artists will tour statewide after Christmas with more performances to follow. A double wedding occurred in Green Island with George Daniels Eva Cassidy Frances Lingle Emma Daniels wed. Wheat and corn futures quoted. Illinois Central extols its rail service to Omaha and Denver.
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