Formal Opening Night Invitation at Come Wednesday Evening
Notices greet readers with a welcome invitation to the formal opening of COME WEDNESDAY EVENING. The fragmentary text hints at a social event inviting broad attendance and participation.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1903
Page
4
City News and Notices From Mt. Pleasant Journal Recap
Notices announce deadlines for lodge and church notices to appear in the Journal. Items mention Bond's Hardware sales, Anna Miller visiting from Kansas City, Charles Chase taking a Mt. Pleasant Furniture Co. post, and potential hotel ownership changes. Local movements include Iowa Telephone underground work between Pine and Mulberry, and a string of arrivals and visits by residents and visitors. A Davenport paper reports suits against James H. Olson for unpaid bills and attached property in Atlantic, with a second suit against Olson broader Muscatine debtors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
Iowa Telephone Company
Pine
Mulberry
C. H. Bartlett
Kansas City
Drovers Daily Journal
Alex Grossheim
Berlin
Sam Morris
Commodore Grossheim
Davenport
James H. Olson
C. C. Smith
Atlantic
Dolson
George Eitman
Muscatine
Columbus Junction News Roundup Highlights Local Departures
Columbus Junction items list residents traveling to Chicago Muscatine and Iowa City with visits to Letts Wapello and Washington. A stolen cow case ends with a Washington county sheriff notice and a local search. A Saturday band of love meetings and Sunday school conclude with thanks to organizers. Lieutenant May Lapp mentioned. William Miller aged 76 in Black Hawk County is reportedly growing his third set of teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
John N. Snavely
Jennie Snavely
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Wm. Gabriel
J. C. Books
Concord Township
Marie Paisley
Muscatine
J. C. Smith
Ed. Paschal
Columbus City
FE. C. Shaffer
Iowa City
J. H. Benson
Letts
Phil Westbrook
Will Mulhern
Charlotte
Frank Colton
R. S. Johnston
Helen Johnston
West Liberty
E. B. Tucker
Vernie Lane
I. M. Lane
Boone
Jas. A. Sprague
John T. McChesney
Wapello
Mayme Edwards
Cotter
Irving Greer
Lillian
Cedar Rapids
Illinois
Washington
Benz
Kate Miller
Andy Lischer
Mary Marsden
Myrtle Johnston
al. Russell
Marion
Elizabeth Owen
Pearl Stephens
Margaret Williams
Harvey Woods
Ruth
Eldon
Wm. McCormick
Reiner
Ainsworth
Grace Butler
O.S. Todd
Bertha Gobble
Frank McCrary
Clinton Letts
Jas. H. Letts
Ethel Ronald
Washington, D. C
Leiberknecht
Nettie Robinson
Vinton
Jas. R. Letts
J. B. McElwain
Washington County
W. T. Evans
Davenport
William Miller
Blackhawk County
Mrs Lucinda Ament Buried After Rites at Home
Last rites for Mrs. Lucinda Ament were conducted by Rev. C. L. Stafford of the M. E. Church at the Jackson residence at Chestnut and Third streets. Pallbearers included D. V. Jackson, Chas. P. Jackson, Ed. McColm, Lee Ewing, Will Brannan, Bruce P. Jackson. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Stafford
M. E. Church
Geo. B. Jackson
Chestnut and
Third Streets
Messrs
D. V. Jackson
Chas. P. Jackson
Ed. McColm
Lee Ewing
Will Brannan
Bruce P. Jackson
Greenwood Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Father’s Illness and Death
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our father’s illness and death. John G. Kuebler Geo A Kuebler W F Kuebler Mr and Mrs Geo Detthof Peter Neustrom of Danbury was probably fatally injured in a runaway accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Kuebler
Geo. A. Kuebler
W. F. Kuebler
Geo. Detthof
Peter Neustrom
Danbury
Salvation Army children's outing a grand success
The Salvation Army hosted a children outing yesterday described as a grand success. Dinner served between 11 and 1, with drum taps at 11 drawing the youngsters together. A short talk by the captain highlighted the Army's children's work and invited further participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob's Panitorium Club
West Second Street
Thomas’ Orchestra
C. Toohey
Prop
Rocco
City News
Journal
Bond's Hardware Co
Anna Miller
Charles Chase
Mt. Pleasant Furniture Co
Chase
Mt. Pleasant
Wapello Tribune
Bond’s Hardware Co
Thiesen
J. K. Miller
Ll. F. Cota
Shell
Harper's Ferry
James P. Ryan
Pine Street
John Leibbrand
Fourth Streets
Columbus
May Lapp
Berry
Pentzer Pharmacy
East Second ST
Lucinda Ament
Toben, Malone & Company
Pearl City Panitorium Club
Joe T. Cosgrove
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