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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1905

Page

8

Local Notes Showcases Entertainment at M E and Armory Tonight

Local item says entertainment at M E buced to night with Basket half tonight at armory and Co L s Turners Cedar Rapids. Also Bowman Basket half tonight at armory. Leonard Neyers leaves for cast on business trip. Clarence McCoim heads Imperial Button Co trip. Mr and Mrs John Wiley and family visit. Mrs Chas Weinand returns from Davenport visit. Roy Fitzsimmons returns to Davenport for drug store job. Mrs Radcliffe delivers to son John Rakcliffe in Cedar Rapids. Presbyterian supper at church 5 to 7 with a good menu. C H Baldwin leaves for Tipton to attend business matters.

Armory. Co Turners Cedar Rapids Bowman Leonard Neyers Pentzet East Second Street

Fine Christmas stationery at the ideal Printery

Remember the entertainment at ot ik church tonight. Grand line of cigars pipes and leather goods at wholesale. T Gremwel Winn Blanchard left this morning for Cladwin to handle business matters. Remember Walser Hose Co dance at Hare's Lal on Tuesday evening Dec 5. Mrs Bert Elliott left for River Junction to visit relatives. Basket ball tonight Uo vs Tumers Cedar Rapids.

Ideal Printery Ot. Ik T. Gremwel Walser Hose Co Hare's Lal Paudiot Bert Elliott River Junction

Local residents return from Thanksgiving visits and events

Bert Keeler of Lone Tree returns home after several days in the city with relatives. Arthur Klaiferbach came back to Iowa City from Thanksgiving at home as a student at the U.S. Authy Presbyterian church. Presbyterian ladies plan a sale and turkey supper at the church Wednesday from to 7 o'clock. Miss Mabel Warner expected back tomorrow from Portland Oregon after summer at the fair. Miss Sue Erb, visiting Ed Erb in Burlington, returns home last night. Mrs J W Dukek of Cedar Rapids returns home after Thanksgiving visits. Basketball tonight at the armory. Co. Cos. Turmers Cedar Rapids Ben Blick and wife return to Nichols after Thanksgiving in the Welch home on West Seventh Street.

Arthur Klaiferbach Iowa City U. S Authy Presbyterian Church Mabel Warner Portland Ore Sue Erb Ed. Erb Burlington J. W. Dukek Cedar Rapis Armory. Co. Cos. Turmers Cedar Rapids Ben Blick Nichols M. J. Welch West Seventh Street

Columbus Junction Bride Weds Cedar Rapids Man In Quiet Ceremony

Miss Mabel Gee daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Gee of Columbus Junction and Grant Munger of Cedar Rapids quietly married in Iowa City then planned to reside in Cedar Rapids. The wedding followed a visits and a rice shower at the depot as well as village celebrations and social gatherings surrounding the couple and their families.

Columbus Junction Cedar Rapids Mabel Gee Edgar Gee Grant Munger Town City Chicago Gee Mary Carpenter West Hill Carrie Bredley Jp Cliy Carpenter Home Winfield Carrie Bradley Towa City Carpenter Bradley Iowa City I. M. Cohen Commercial Hotel Mmes. F. M. Malsberry A. 8. Thompson

Exceptional Christmas Silk Ribbon Sale at The Boston Store

Five hundred pieces of silk ribbons in assorted widths and colors offered at wholesale prices. Taffeta satin grain and fancy ribbons in great variety for Christmas crafting. Ribbons valued up to 25 cents per yard offered at a reduced price. sale begins Wednesday December 6.

Boston

Great Sale of Fur Collarettes in All Colors

A local sale highlights fur collarettes offered at multiple price points from $3.98 to $123.50, with popular options listed for warmth around the ears neck and head. Customers can choose from a range of colors and sizes to fit style and budget.

Ladies and Girls Jackets Sale at Boston Store

All wool silk lined jackets offered in black gray brown tan blue red and more in all sizes. Previously priced from 10.00 to 15.00 with many values listed at 2.00 each for ladies misses and girls. Limited days only at the Boston Store.

Boston

Christmas Robe Blankets at the Boston Store

Grant showcases new robe blankets in bath robes lounging robes and house robes in colors and full sizes. Prices range from $1.00 to $3.00, with styles at $1.50 and $2.50 also. Visit the Boston Store to view the selection.

Grant Boston

Fancy Fur Neck Pieces Sale At Bargain Prices

Numerous fur neck pieces in otter beaver marten and fox offered at a wide range of prices from $1 to $33. Includes many colors and sizes with varied furs and finishes. Christmas skirts priced at $2.98 feature black brown blue and mixtures across walking dress and party styles.

Uebby

Christmas Waists For Ladies at Bargain Prices

Hundreds of ladies waists in plaid silk rain silk sheared veiling Henrietta mohair and more offered as Christmas gifts. Colored and fancy waists priced from 1.00 to 4.00 with many options to choose from as the stock clears before Christmas at the Boston Store.

Henrietta Boston

Woolen cloths sale prices listed in ad

Wool ladies cloths 1.29 yard, ziblline 1.75, novelty 1.50, storm serges 1.50 yard, skirting 2.65 yard, plaid suiting 2.00, black suiting 1.25, black novelty 2.00, Panama cloths TIC yard, granite 0.75 yard. Choice 0.50 yard.

Choice

Pretty children's dresses offered at low prices

Twenty dozen new ready made dresses for children ages 1 to 6 advertised at 25 or 50 cents each. Goods described as nice and well made, with emphasis on saving time and money by buying ready made rather than hiring a dressmaker.

Old Clifton Winter School Reopens Inspiring Local Teaching

Mary Moore reopened the Old Clifton school for the winter term yesterday morning. Isa and Kate Gentzler teach in winter schools in the country. Various locals, including Mrs. 35. R. Lacey and Mrs. 8. G. Robertson, visit Chicago and Muscatine, with many taking trains through Cotter, Morning Sun, and Winfield for family and religious events. The Presbyterian church meeting drew a well attended crowd as Rev Worden spoke on doing good.

Mary Moore Clifton Isa Kate Gentzler R. Lacey Mabel Chicago Walter Paugh, Jr W. P. Paugh B.A. ‘Fucker P. Wagner Grandview FH. Beneau BP. W. Westhrook Muscatine Dave Griffith Washington Selgmbaes Junction A. C. Lischer Wapato Saku Columbus City John Davis Wapello Henry Musser Chas, McConnell Monmouth Maurice Jewett Devonport Presbyterian Church Rev. Worden

Turkeys Escaped as Thanksgiving Appeal At Church Supper

A large number of turkeys escaped their fate during a Thanksgiving day event at the Presbyterian church supper. The crowd faced hunger as meals ran short, and remedies were advertised, including Dr King’s New Life Pills. Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store promoted the product.

Presbyterian Church Dr. King Havercamp

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J. E. Kranz Florist Opp Journal Iowa Ave M. E. Buced Charles McCoim Imperial Button Company Amor. Co Eglar Rapids John Wiley Daugh Krelle Juniata West Liberty Ely Pearl City Panltertam Chas, Weinand Travenport Fred Winslow Roy Fitzsimmons Davenport Hig City C. H. Baldwin South Mascatine Tipton Ayending Muscatine, Iowa High Bridge St. Paul Quinzy J. S Seiler Bros Henest Ruthenberg Clothing Company Tows West Second Street Chas, Ruthenberg Chas. I. Schroeder Fred Ruthenberg Winn Blanchard Cladwin Torigh Amor Uo. O Tumers Bert Keeler Lone Tree Relves Sam Berger Weed Park Tis E Mark Coyner Uxpressman F. W. Swan the Jeweler Wallerson Stores Santa
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