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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1903
Page
11
Seiler Bros. ad invites to a chicken supper with Episcopal ladies on Wednesday evening in the vacant room under the business college on Iowa avenue. Tomorrow at 7 30 p m preaching services proceed in Musserville M E church as Anti-Saloon League mass meetings are postponed a week.
Attention K of P and Rathbone Sisters. The third in the series of card parties under their auspices will be held Monday evening December 7 at 8 15 oclock sharp. Knights Rathbone Sisters and families and sweethearts are invited. Per Com.
Bend City lodge no 143 Modern Brotherhood of America schedules a regular meeting Monday evening December 7 with officer elections and refreshments. A large attendance is desired. all members urged to attend.
Central city eight-room house and full lot offered for $750 if taken soon. Sold by G. M. Titus.
Miss Elizabeth Bridgman hosted a progressive flinch party at her North Mulberry Street home last evening with refreshments. Miss Gertrude Shaw won all prizes except the booby, which went to George Meerdink. Attendees included Misses Blanche Klein, Ellen Hanley, Ada Chenoweth, and Gertrude Chenoweth.
Mrs George Bakers entertained twenty three women at Ingle Nook Lake township for an afternoon of games music and conversation. A turkey dinner and place cards with German names and song picture hints added charm as guests sang verses after dinner.
Read ad for bargains in city and farm property at 118 Iowa avenue. Ostrander's eleven piece dance orchestra will perform Wednesday December 9 at Hare's hall with ladies admitted free. Seneca Cornell, Ottumwa county attorney, in the city on business. Episcopal church chicken supper Wednesday evening in the Iowa avenue building. Miss Mary Marsden of Wapello visited at Dr and Mrs Morgan on West Third Street and returned home last night.
Bond Hardware Co announces a removal sale of all ranges cook stoves and heating stoves at cost. Sale begins Monday morning.
An advertisement offers loans of 100, 200 or 300 dollars in various sums up to 10,000 with security double the loan amount. It claims 25 years of experience and no losses and invites those with money to invest to call or address the undersigned.
A letter extols a new radiator for home warmth with references to Frank Fisher and Dr. Weaver who have installed units. Oscar Schmidt and L. M. Gates are noted as users or patentees, with Tate's barber shop inviting inspection at 302 East Second Street. The ad cites J. E. McElroy as manufacturer.
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