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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
2
An old essence of sage and sulphur for hair darkening and growth is now offered as Wyeth Sage and Sulphur. Sold by leading druggists for 50c to $1.00, via Wyeth Chemical Company or A. A. Morgan's Pharmacy, New York City, upon price.
Clark's trained dogs and ponies headline a novel, highly precise act at the Family Theatre with a grand finale of hind-leg hops. The bill includes Florence Arnold, Williams and Culver auto trick, Billy Brewster and a top DJ, delivering a packed, uplifting show with strong encores.
An early 20th century notice touts ZEMO a clean vegetable liquid external remedy to cure eczema and all skin or scalp diseases by drawing germs to the surface. It cites Mr A W Morgan druggist and claims lasting relief and suitability for infants. Also brief society notes mention Emma Brandt traveling, a 23 club event, Advent sermons, and a college glee club appearance.
A Sons of Veterans camp was organized at Fairfield last evening by Attorney R U Thompson of Colonel S G Hill camp No 25. Charter membership reached 150. State Commander Louis Aggy issued the commission for the organization to Commander Thompson. A meeting will be held within a week or ten days to transact business and plan social events for winter.
The German M E church will hold its quarterly conference tonight under District Superintendent Rev P L Mahle of Peoria. Before the session, Rev Mahle will deliver his initial sermon in this city, following his appointment to the Quincy district at Burlington last summer. The sermon prepares for quarterly communion on Sunday and is expected to be noteworthy as Rev Mahle is regarded as a capable minister and fine speaker. The meeting marks the first quarterly conference since the Burlington general conference, with several church matters to be addressed.
At the annual meeting of the German Mechanics Aid society officers were chosen for the year and a membership dance was approved for Turner hall on December 4 and December 31. Officers named include President William Wentlandt Vice President Philip Rohrbach Secretary Herman Grensing Financial Secretary Carl Mueller Treasurer William Zeidler Sr. Finance committee members are Frank Chaylka J S Heerdt and John Herwig for varying terms.
John Passmore of Moline Illinois and Miss Anna Petersen of Sears, New York, were married yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian manse by Dr J No Bme ott, pastor of the First church. The groom's brother O S Passmore accompanied them. They left last evening for Moline to begin their future home.
The Eagle Lodge No 10 remolded hall on Chestnut street will be dedicated on December 10 with possible attendance by Governor Carroll and Iowa Grand Lodge officers. The officers were elected, a new drill team formed, and social and guard units planned. Initiation set for December 9 with twenty five candidates and an open house to showcase the new quarters.
North Pike notes a steady stream of visitors over the weekend. Mr and Mrs F Adams and children from Adams joined Mr and Mrs J L Mills and Earl Bell with A J Mills and family Sunday. Harry Blizzard of West Liberty and Mr and Mrs John Foster with Td Wells visited Foster's. C E Cheesebrough and children, Passmore, and Guy Flater with daughter Aneta and Miss Zella Stevens called on Stevens residence.
The Muscatine Tribe No. 98 of the Independent Order of Red Men elected officers last night drawing a crowded wigwam. A degree team was formed from veteran members to perform initiatory work for future candidates. Elected were Prophet Fred Ray, Sachem Fred Boston, Senior Sagamore Mark Taylor, Junior Sagamore Albert Stolzenau, Chief of Records Daniel Borgstadt, Collector of Wampum W. D. Hine, Reper of Wampum Edward Hagerman, Trustee Harry Metzger, Chief of Degree Staff Sherman Wingerter, Junior Albert Vetter, and Charles Tice. A shutdown followed. SutYers accident at plant. Charles Tice suffered a severe cut to the thumb yesterday afternoon while handling a tool.
An advertisement extols the dangers of flatulence and poor digestion, blaming gas on undigested food and fermentation. It touts Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy, claiming they attack gas forming foods, aid digestion, and enable hearty eating. A free trial package is offered, with belief that many doctors use the product.
The piece extols GOLD DUST as a thorough cleanser that risks no injury to surfaces. It contrasts with other cleaners that work quickly yet contain abrasives that can wear brass tiling porcelain tubs and bowls and polished surfaces.
An accident occurred at the Schreyers button factory where Tice, a button cutter, was employed. The wound received medical attention. The rest of the item notes assorted product mentions and letters from Ralph J. Mather from Rome describing American life, Thanksgiving plans at Hotel Quirinal, and a favorable view of Italian scenery and work.
Springdale notes show George Henderson leaving for Linn County Iowa for winter work. Residents and visitors include Mrs. Henry Tucker, Mrs. Lucinda Young near Plato, Prof. Bratton of West Liberty, and Miss Plymesser and Miss Ida Erb of Mt. Vernon visiting Thanksgiving. A large public sale by J S Fawcett and son drew many buyers. Local lawyers Mather and Negus were seen in Tipton and Town City. A Thanksgiving gathering for the Reeves family and relatives, plus visits by Wilson Sidwell, Lambern family, and Miss Hannah Phelps are recorded. Several residents announced teaching posts, school changes, and a Pasadena winter trip for Fawcett family. The Self Culture Club held an evening meeting with a formal dinner.
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