Catfish Bonanza at Con. Koeh ler Fish Market
Fishermen flock to Cons Koehler Fish Market for a wide variety of catches including catfish croppies black bass buffalo perch sunfish and other species attracting customers seeking fresh water fish.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
8
Fishermen flock to Cons Koehler Fish Market for a wide variety of catches including catfish croppies black bass buffalo perch sunfish and other species attracting customers seeking fresh water fish.
The Muscatine bowling team defeated Moline last evening with a score of 2417 to 2301. Rev. W. L. Clapp of the Musser ville M. E. church traveled to Washington this morning. Wil son’s Shoe Store promotes a discount sale on summer footwear including Oxfords Colonial Slippers and Strap Sandals at all sizes.
The page lists fresh oysters at Con Koehler Fish Market and numerous local notices. It mentions home visits by Davenport and Ottumwa residents, shows at Dr Rucker's tent show, a St Malachy church social raising about 175, and various sales of fruits, vegetables, chickens, talcum powder, shoes, and paint with multiple local businesses named.
The ad notes new wool and silk dress skirts priced from five to twenty five dollars. It promises savings on ready to wear skirts and highlights multiple price points including five six six fifty seven fifty eight nine ten twelve fifty thirteen fifty fifteen eighteen twenty and twenty five dollars.
Buy one of our handsome skirts at half price and more. Silk skirts priced from 6 50 to 12 50, originally 18 to 25 dollars. Many summer skirts, lined or unlined, wool, in light colors, chosen at 5 to 10 dollars. Last day of the sale is Saturday.
The article details the Weber Shipman wedding at Wapello with Rev Chew officiating and a reception for about one hundred guests. It highlights the bride Miss Saidee Weber and groom Leonard J Shipman, their backgrounds, home in Wapello, and the couple's future at a prepared residence.
Geo W Reuling advertises Defiance starch 16 oz packages at 8 cents each and a bulk 3 for 20 cents deal claiming it is the finest cold water starch on the market.
A group of young Indies enjoyed an outing at Citizen's Railway Park on Tuesday with a 6 o'clock supper. Bad weather forced an early adjournment and the group later rode a street car through the storm while trying to stay dry. Names of attendees include Cora Summerville Anna Webb Alice Moxley Laura Kell Minnie Porter Icy Teel Emma Flow Elsie McCurdy and others from the Wapello Republican report. Yesterday at high noon at the home of the
Real estate list notes available acre tracts for sale with Titus and Jackson handling. Potential buyers encouraged to inquire for details on tract sizes and pricing.
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