Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday
Weekend sale notice lists featured discounts at local grocer with prices on produce, dairy, and bakery items. Deals run Friday and Saturday only, while supplies last.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
4
Weekend sale notice lists featured discounts at local grocer with prices on produce, dairy, and bakery items. Deals run Friday and Saturday only, while supplies last.
Mrs R F Groff returns to Haviland Kansas after visits to Ottumwa and Letts Ed Barnard and wife back from Columbus Junction chau tauqua Baseball games set for 3 30 pm Saturday at fair grounds Ottumwa Marines vs White Sox admission 25c Excursion to Davenport Suburban Park next Sunday steamer W W departs 930 fare 50c Little finger of Adam Wigan's son crushed Catfish Halibut Croppies Pickerel Boston Market phone 297 Y
Boilermakers and helpers at the Chicago Great Western railway shops in Oelwein Iowa quit work with little notice and without union authority after discussions with road officials over a demand for a uniform wage rate of 36 cents per hour for boilermakers.
Quincy Cooper of Latham Street sustained a severe hand injury yesterday morning while cleaning saw dust from a saw at the Kaiser Box Factory. Dr. G A Heidell treated the wounds with about 50 stitches. no bones were broken.
Advertises catfish black bass white perch pressed spring chickens and smoked sturgeon with daily delivery. Mentions phone number 297 Y and fish delivery service.
Columbus Junction reports the 1905 Chautauqua closes today after a week of pleasure profit and success. crowds enjoyed Prof Dandy s choral work Bible hour and Jubilees with Sam Jones a crowd favorite, while Rev Brooks spoke behind prison walls. Local residents helped prevent a small fire to save neighboring rooms.
The funeral for Zach Manhardt, who died at his Grandview home last evening, was held this afternoon at his Grandview residence. The remains will be brought to the city tomorrow morning for interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
A group of young ladies held a slumber party at Miss Elizabeth Bridgman on Mulberry street last night and attended breakfast at her home this morning.
A party of ten youths was taken to Bachelor's landing aboard the Birdie B last evening. R. M. Crail of Washington Iowa visiting the city led the group. Bathing was enjoyed and lunch served.
Miss Albert Steen of Chicago and Misses Flora and Emma Vetter of Kansas City were guests of honor at a Hershey’s Pasture picnic hosted yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J. A. Stortz and Mrs. John Vetter. The ladies joined for lunch.
The women of the W R C are arranging a Friday afternoon picnic at Weed Park. All members are urged to attend and bring provisions for a good spread. The 2:40 car will be used and supper will be served at 6:20 to accommodate those who close businesses later.
Members of the Highland Noble Sewing society held a picnic at Citizens' Railway park to honor Mrs Johnson who departs tonight for Seattle Washington to make her home. She will pause in North Dakota to visit relatives. Almost the entire society attended and lunch was served.
A cordial gathering was hosted at the Greiner home six miles north of the city on Tuesday. Guests included Miss Myrtle Greiner, Miss Edna Greiner, Chas. A. Fried of Lancaster PA, and Misses Elizabeth Le Quatte Julia Le Quatte Anna Ringenburg Cora Ringenburg Ellen Hanley and Elizabeth Bridgeman from local and nearby areas.
This morning the Mignon carried a good sized party up the river while more travelers went in the afternoon. Warmer days have increased inhabitants on Geneva Island as residents seek to escape the heat and dust of the city. Yesterday a large party was entertained at the Havercamp cottage.
Last evening the Court of Honor held a social at J W Morgan’s home at Fifth and Orange. The Mandolin Club provided music as hundreds of Japanese lanterns lit the lawn, creating a splendid scene. Refreshments followed and the ladies in charge expressed satisfaction with the event.
Mr and Mrs Frank Schoemaker entertained a large group at their West Third street home last evening. Guests arrived while the couple were away and waited for their return about 10 pm. The gathering included luncheon, vocal numbers by the hosts and readings by Mrs H Samuels. A picture of Muscatine from the river was presented as they prepare to move to Raymond Washington after August 28.
Mount Vernon Illinois August 10 Elzie Morgan shot and killed Robert Moore at Woodlawn during an argument about Moore's daughter. Morgan fired last night after a dispute over the daughter led to violence.
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