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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1910

Page

4

Local notices from December events and births

Mrs. Lottie Ellian of Nebraska visits her mother Mrs. Daniels. A 10 pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Price of Bloomington township. The Degree of Pocahontas meets Friday with officer nominations and refreshments. W R C bargain sale December 2 and 3. Lucille A Garrison died November 10. a $1000 certificate and claim proofs filed. Colonel Hare Circle meets Friday at Mrs. Charles Kincaid home with important business. Chrysanthemums offered by Geo Kranz & Son at 210 Iowa Ave.

Chas. Price Bloomington Township Lucille A.garrison Court of Honor Society H. M. Miller Colonel Hare Charles Kincaid West Fourth Street

Prairie Encampment No 4 Odd Fellowship Royal Purple Work

The lodge announces Royal Purple degree work this Friday December 2 and other important business. Full attendance is requested by order of C B L H Cannon.

Prairie Encampment Odd Fellowship Royal Purple C. B. L. H. Concannon

Tipton Trial Accuses Trio in Fatal Street Fight

A rapid sequence of events in Tipton led to a deadly street assault. Ed Wertz, Ralph Meyers, and a young woman escaped a melee with two drunken attackers. Meyers stayed and was beaten. Lang Matthias, aiding Meyers, was struck and later died from a fractured skull. Adams and Burrows fled. Adams was jailed and Burrows captured.

Ed. Wertz Ralph Meyers Mr. Wertz Wertz Meyers Lang Matthias Lang Adams Burrows W. Bailey Frank Fisher Will Tuttle Paul Hoffman Mr. Lang Adams and Burrows

Man Found Unconscious Near Track with Whiskey Jug

William Boch was found unconscious beside the Wilton Summit right of way with a half emptied whiskey jug. Section foreman Walter Archer discovered him early this morning, after Boch rode from Wilton to Summit and apparently slept off exposure overnight. He was taken to Hershey hospital for treatment.

William Boch Summit Wilton Walter Archer Archer A. R

Fire protection with J. B. Mark and Son

Advertisement urging securing reliable fire protection services from J. B. Mark and Son. The copy emphasizes the necessity of dependable protection and promotes the firm's offerings.

J. B. Mark & Son

Journal Want Ad Offers Abstract and Insurance Services

South Dakota business ad offers abstract, insurance, real estate, and loan services in Mitchell population around nine thousand. Operates as a general agency with a lock box 154 for inquiries.

South Dakota Mitchell, Ss. D

For Sale S C Buff Orpington Cockerels

A fine lot of S. C. Buff Orpington cockerels for sale at $1.00 each if taken from premises soon. Mrs. M. J. Shellabarger, R. F. D. 1, Letts, Ia.

S. C. Buff Orpington M. J. Shellabarger Letts

Wanted to Do Plain Sewing at 517 East Front Street

Help wanted for plain sewing position located at 517 East Front Street. Applicant should call 868 M for details and appointment.

Front St

Scott Berry Dies in Southern City

Scott Berry, 28, former Muscatine high school graduate and longtime Standard Oil official in Birmingham, died at 1 am in Birmingham Alabama from stomach hemorrhages. Telegram confirms death to his father John W. Berry. Body to be buried in Muscatine after family receives further southern details.

Thomas Scott Berry Birmingham Ala John W. Berry West Third Street Standard Oil South Scott Berry Journal Muscatine High School

Marmola Tablets Promise Fat Loss Without Exercise

A vintage weight loss pitch offers Marmola Prescription Tablets for 75 cents through the Marmola Co. It claims the pills burn 12 to 16 ounces of fat daily and requires no exercise, while the user continues eating freely.

Marmola Co Farmer Detroit Mich

Pape's Cold Compound Claims Fast Cure for Colds

An advertisement promotes Pape's Cold Compound claiming it breaks a cold within hours. It asserts three doses over a day end grippe symptoms and emphasizes no quinine and proven research cost. The 25 cent package is available from any druggist.

Grippe Pape

Arrival Time Tied to Friend Ahead of Visit

The note says the person will be accompanied by a friend and that the arrival time remains unknown. No dates or places are provided. The statement emphasizes companionship and uncertainty about when they will arrive.

Rock Island Hotel Damaged by Fire and Smoke

Fire at the Harper House hotel in Rock Island Illinois causes $25,000 in loss with most damage from smoke and water. The blaze started in the top story around 12 30 pm and was brought under control by Rock Island and Davenport fire departments. In Aledo Illinois a separate blaze at 5 am destroyed parts of a drugstore and a tailoring shop causing about $4,000 in damage.

Rock Island Ill Harper Davenport Aledo T. H. Cobb R. L. Wens Wens Rutherford Bros Cobb

River Ice Blocks Intake at Citizens Railway Plant

Low river stage and surface ice clog the Citizens Railway and Light intake on the Mississippi, forcing turbine shutdown while workers clear ice and seek to extend the intake deeper into the channel with a professional diver sought to ensure better water depth.

Mississippi Citizens Railway & Light Company E. M. Walker

Geneva Ladies Aid Society Holds All Day Sewing

The Geneva Ladies Aid Society met at the William Stamler home on East River road Wednesday. Eighteen members attended an all day sewing session and brought well filled boxes of food. A bountiful dinner was served at noon.

Geneva Ladies’ Aid Society William Stamler East River Road

Birthday Dinner Honors Gojo Club Host Walter Molis

A Wednesday evening birthday celebration at Walter Molis's Iowa Avenue home brought eighteen Gojo club members together for a seven o clock turkey dinner. The table centerpiece featured violet and yellow chrysanthemums with smilax, while the four course menu and unique place cards added flair. Guests enjoyed a smoker with instrumental and vocal music and social amusements, making the event a memorable affair.

Walter Molis Iowa Avenue Gojo Club

Miss Rosetta Wagner Hosts First Pupils Recital

Wednesday evening at Miss Rosetta Wagner's studio 518 Cedar Street a successful song recital featured her vocal pupils in their first formal recital under her direction. The program highlighted classical numbers in well arranged selection.

Rosetta Wagner Cedar Street

Jolly Five Hundred Club Hosts Sterneman Evening

Dr and Mrs C H Sterneman 209 West Sixth street welcomed members of the Jolly Five Hundred club for a second session Wednesday night. Four tables rallied for Five Hundred amid cards music and social diversions. Luncheon followed served by Mrs Sterneman and Miss Bess Narvis. Next meeting set for December 14 at Mr and Mrs J L Giesler West Third street.

Altiora Club Sees Womens Group Doll Bazaar Prep

The Altiora club of High School Alumni association women met at the YWCA on Wednesday. They spent most of the evening dressing dolls for an upcoming bazaar and enjoyed refreshments after sewing. The group plans to meet again Monday evening at the YWCA rooms.

Altiora” Club Altiora High School Young Women’s Christian Association

Courtesy at Home of Mrs Cora DeCamp

Mrs Cora DeCamp entertained friends at her Fair Oaks home on Wednesday honoring Miss Crisford and Grayce Hermes who will soon depart for Chicago. An evening of music preceded a luncheon featuring a yellow and white chrysanthemum color scheme.

Cora DE Camp Cora DeCamp Fair Oaks Crisford Grayce Hermes Chicago

Marthas Host Surprise Party For Leaving Downers

The Marthas of the First Methodist Episcopal church held a farewell surprise Wednesday at Mrs. John T. Downer’s East Fifth Street home. Twenty five members attended with music games and fudge and divinity candy. They will meet again Tuesday at Mrs. Jacob Martin’s 706 East Sixth Street for a business session.

Marthas First Methodist Episcopal Church John T. Downer East Fifth Street Downer Jacob Martin East Sixth Street

Wednesday Bridge Club Hosts and Honors High Score

Mrs. Howard M. Bartlett entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Card club at 509 Chestnut Street. Mrs. Bret Cobb captured high score in the bridge tourney. Light refreshments followed. Mrs. G. B. Birch to host next week at West Fourth Street.

Howard M. Bartlett Chestnut Street Bridge Bret Cobb G. B. Birch West Fourth Street

The Bunch Sets Meeting at Emma Heddiker Home

The Bunch will hold a called meeting at Emma Heddiker’s East Second street home on Friday at 7 30 p.m. The gathering will complete the organization and lay plans for the future. Members are urged to attend.

Bunch Emma Heddiker East Second Street

Ladies Aid Society Meeting At First Baptist Church

Members of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist church will meet Friday afternoon in the church parlors. A large attendance is desired.

Ladies’Aid Society The First Baptist Church

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China Haviland W. E. Scannell Loyal Order of Moose Ihreke's Mrs. Lottie Ellian Nebraska Mrs. Daniels Ihreke’s Ihreke Snyder Pocahontas Geo. Kranz & Son Iowa Ave Bond's Restaurant Read iii Grand Opera House Tipton Eli Madson Harry Adams Southern City Muscatine Here River Ice Bine Citizens Railway and Light Company Knights and Ladies OF Honor Family Vaudeville W. Brockman Nick Russell Lyda Sergeant Mears Jennets Donez Halstead Marion W. H. Crozer Golden State Limited Kan J. C. Watson Crozer Mary Watson Smilax Imogene Dean Lloyd Cunningham Presbyterian Church Carrie Watson Elizabeth Lindsay Orley Watson Watson & Crozer Miss Wagner Shadowtown Bereford Delbruck Denza Fred Hann
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