New Process Laundry Opens Under P. X. Schaefer Prep
Daily Journal notes new process laundry operation with P. X. Schaefer taking a preparatory role as the facility begins setup and staffing.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1902
Page
8
Daily Journal notes new process laundry operation with P. X. Schaefer taking a preparatory role as the facility begins setup and staffing.
Local item highlights include Aug 26 29 Columbus Junction fair dates, real estate bargains at xemble's, and a window display by J Theo Kuechman. Travelers Edna Smalley and Bertha Gracy are noted, with Elks race meet ads for Aug 13 14 15 and Intern national Correspondence School exhibits.
About 75 members of the Women's Relief Corps and guests traveled by launch Mignon and barge to Cadle cottage at Hog Island for a day trip. The party planned meals for dinner and supper and expected to stay through the day, enjoying favorable weather and surroundings.
Mr. C. R. Slaughter refits the Fifth and Mulberry location of the former E. G. Barnard store and will open to the public on Thursday August 7. The shop promises a new stock of groceries sold cash and cheap, inviting patrons to attend the opening and benefit Mack.
The eleventh biennial reunion of Crocker Iowa Brigade to be held at Muscatine September 24 and 25, 1902 is announced. W. O. Mitchell will deliver the biennial address. regimental meeting at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Local committees push arrangements. 2,000 notices issued to surviving members.
The new street railway park will host opening night next Saturday with fireworks Pauchet's band concert and dancing on the pavilion floor. Extra streetcar service is planned to handle the anticipated large crowd. Opera season opens Monday with Davenport praise for The Bohemian Girl and performance highlights.
A brief wry exchange notes pruning activity and quips about prunes being early in the season. The line reflects Life magazine humor and everyday light banter.
The executive committee meets each Wednesday evening and will finalize the program soon. The railroad will publish rates in a day or so, helping Muscatine residents plan. The town, known for hospitality, aims to uphold its high standard.
Chicago markets report hog receipts 23,000 with prices in a 6.80 to 7.85 range, open steady to closed steady. Cattle receipts 15,000 with prices open steady and close strong. Sheep receipts 15,000 with prices open steady and close weak. Tomorrow's expected car lots include wheat 220, corn 50, oats 185, hogs 20,000.
J W Cooper of 104 Latham Street was surprised August 3 by friends who gathered at his home to celebrate his birthday. The group enjoyed supper and refreshments of ice cream and cake, reporting a pleasant evening.
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