Moonlight Excursion on the Steamer J. S. Monday
An evening moonlight excursion aboard the elegant steamer J. S. on Monday August 18 offers dancing for all passengers with tickets priced at 25 cents.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1902
Page
8
An evening moonlight excursion aboard the elegant steamer J. S. on Monday August 18 offers dancing for all passengers with tickets priced at 25 cents.
The column lists bargains and notices including hammocks at cost the Maze insurance at Kem ble s and Vard Firefly travel. It mentions Mr H Schaefer going east on the Firefly and invites readers to the big tent theater on the hay market lot. It also reports various local arrivals departures and visits by Mrs F W Wiesler Mrs Barbara Boch Mr and Mrs G F W Haller and others aboard the W J Young Jr and the Helen Blair.
The inquiry asks for the date of the Baptist Sunday school excursion. It specifies Tuesday August 19 on a steamer named 1. 8. The note references a planned trip likely tied to a church group event aboard a steamer.
Tickets for the excursion are on sale at F. W. Swans and Hine Brothers Daylight City Hat Store. Alex Grossheim was chosen by the Heinz Company to photograph outdoor views of the Davenport factory and surrounding pickle farm scenes.
Junction fair dates at Columbus, Aug 26 to 29. Dorothea Sullivan visits from Wilton. Emma Atwill rides to Wilton. Henry Walker, River Junction, and J B Loyd with J A Yoder, Wellman, board El Paso flyer. Dr Rucker show in tent. grand concert by Alice Phoenix at A M E church. Cadet Nimas trains in Chicago for Salvation Army work. Various travelers arrival, shopping notes, and entertainment listings across Muscatine.
One new full size piano costs 180 dollars. A slightly used piano 175 dollars. A second hand upright piano 125 dollars. A hand square piano 35 dollars. A second hand square piano 55 dollars. A second hand organ 35 dollars. Hirt and Fesler offer these discounted instruments.
Prominent Muscatine citizens form a Hoffman club with nearly 100 members to march for congress at Clinton. A Rock Island special train is to carry 100 passengers leaving Muscatine at 5 45 am, transferring in Davenport, aiming to reach Clinton by 8 30 am. Return on Milwaukee train at 11 30 pm. Delegation could exceed 200 with enthusiasm and ongoing effort to support Hoffman if nominated.
Tuesday, Aug 19, a Baptist excursion offers a 50 cent round trip fare for all, with children aged 7 to 12 paying 25 cents. The notice highlights affordable group travel options.
Short notices reveal visits and travels across the region. Hoffmans and Alvan enjoyed a lakeside afternoon at Hanley’s cottage on Eagle Point. Huntsville Mo visitors Lon Hill and son Glen stay with Mrs. S. G. Brogan on Culver Street. A Chicago visitor, Mrs. C N Mitchell, is with her parents on Sycamore Street. Other items note car changes in Lone Tree and a physician’s lecture at the hay market tent theater. An ad promotes a full stock sale at 409 Broad Way and an itemized household goods sale.
A meeting of the Pina fore Dancing club is scheduled for Thursday evening at the Old Armory Hall per order of the president.
Rock Island and Moline invite members to join the J. S. Davenport excursion to Black Hawk tower on August 19. Two thousand spots available for interested riders.
Boston Ideal Opera Company presented Chimes of Normandie at the Grand last night to enthusiastic response. The chorus and soloists Miss Laurens Miss Palmer Sylvian Langweis Ed Andrews and Frank Walters drew strong acclaim. Tonight The Bohemian Girl replaces the park show due to weather with Balfe’s music and Jay Taylor in Thaddeus.
The executive committee in charge of Crocker brigade and the 35th Iowa infantry will hold its regular meeting tonight at city hall. Mayor McNutt, the chairman, urges a large committee turnout as important business must be transacted. The meeting starts at 8 o'clock.
Chicago market report notes weak early wheat due to covering sales and later strength from wet weather forecasts. corn and oats volatile with rains and frosts expected. provisions show irregular trading. Live stock receipts and prices listed with regional and national comparisons. Two Muscatine social figures, Mrs. Mary Fay Strong and Mrs. Marcia St. John Mendenhall, arrive for visits.
The Society will hold a special meeting Friday at 3 o'clock in the church parlor. Important business will be discussed and full attendance is desired. By order of the president.
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