Children’s striped and solid sweaters from 806e to 1.00
Readable ad item noting children’s sweaters offered in fancy stripes and solid colors with prices from 806e up to 1.00. The compact entry presents merchandise details and a clear price range.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
4
Readable ad item noting children’s sweaters offered in fancy stripes and solid colors with prices from 806e up to 1.00. The compact entry presents merchandise details and a clear price range.
Fresh Crappies and bass at Muscatine Market. Basketball tomorrow night with Rock Island Y teams and postgame dancing. A four year old breaks elbow from a fall. A child nearly drowns in poison incident but saved by family action. Ladies spats promotions at Wilson’s Shoe Store. Mr Greenblatt and Eida Barkind wed by Rabbi Bleeden Tuesday evening.
New York district attorney said the Harry K Thaw trial for Stanford White's murder will not start before March or April next year unless calendars are rearranged. The announcement came from the district attorney's office today.
The Wabash now operates through sleeping car service from Chicago to Hot Springs Arkansas leaving Chicago daily at 11 30 a m and arriving in Hot Springs next morning at 8 09 o clock. Write for illustrated matter by F H Tristram A G P A 97 Adams St Chicago.
Doctor A J Oliver testifies that Holsten showed rational behavior the night of the murder, contradicting the defense plea of insanity. The testimony undermines the defense's argument and supports the prosecution’s portrayal of Holsten’s state of mind at the time.
In the Holsten murder case state witness Dr A J Oliver testified that on the night of the tragedy John Holsten was rational and showed no signs of insanity after answering about 50 questions. Cross examiner Dr E B Pulliam described Holsten as excited and unable to speak coherently.
Davenport council heard C G Hipwell seek a franchise for an interurban line entering near Schuetzen park. Eastern capitalists are present as W J Wilcox promotes the I I line from Iowa City to Davenport with branches to Tipton and Muscatine.
The Missionary Society met at Mrs. P. M. Musser’s home for a session on foreign missions. Talks covered China, Pacific islands, and the Tahitian church, with reference maps, a new textbook, and student study aids. The event included musical solos by Sylvia Robertson and concluded with a wedding reception for Rev J R Spiller’s nuptials.
The annual supper and sale last evening drew a large crowd despite bad weather. The event began serving before 5 pm and ran until nearly 7 pm with ample food for all. Nearly $200 was raised and profits were expected to be substantial. A variety of fancy articles were sold along with the supper.
The Christian Endeavor society of the First Presbyterian church will host a social in church parlors Friday evening. A short program includes piano solos, readings, cornet and piano duets, followed by ice cream and cake.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren church met at Miss Harriett Kemptner's home for a monthly gathering. The Africa topic sparked an engaging discussion while other program items entertained attendees. Refreshments followed a social session with host committee members named.
At the annual meeting held at Trinity rectory Tuesday night the Daughters of the King elected officers for the year. President Miss Cora Daut, Vice President Mrs. Robert Thomp, Secretary Mrs. Arthur Brandt, Treasurer Mrs. Will Bishen.
Yesterday at 4 30 p m Flora Dunker of Drury township Illinois married Frank O Haver of Muscatine at United Brethren church parsonage. Rev J C H Light officiated with Mr and Mrs Sam Wagel of this city as guests.
An estimable young lady well known in Rock Island county will make her home in this city and will begin housekeeping immediately.
The formation of the Modern National Reserves fraternal order, planned for this evening, has been postponed because membership certificates have not arrived. W H Criswell, state deputy, has worked to recruit members and is active in organizing the group.
The Highland Nobles Sewing circle met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. James Billings’s home on Stewart street with seventeen members and several visitors. Refreshments were served and Mrs. Weller played fine piano selections. The next meeting is set for December 19 at Mrs. J. A. Phillips’s home, 601 Wallace Street.
The L L C sewing circle held its semi monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs Sarah Geible's home on Newell avenue. Members attended in good numbers and worked on quilts and aprons. The next gathering is set for Wednesday Dec 19 at Mrs George Buchanan's home on Fulham avenue.
The Sixteen to One card club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Hinkel's East Fifth street home. Members spent the afternoon playing cards, enjoyed refreshments, and all reported a good time. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Henry Fuller's on Eighth street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the United Brethren Church met at the church for an all day sewing session. Workers prepared many articles for the annual sale on December 12, aiming to contribute a large variety of items.
The Dorcas Society met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H. Harris on Sixth Street. Members discussed charitable activities and planned future sewing sessions and donations for the community.
The note states that noon was spent on quills and aprons and the next meeting will be at Mrs. F. C. Parker’s home on Sixth Street next Wednesday afternoon December 12.
The Young Ladies Missionary Society of the First Congregational church met at the Misses Baird home on West Fourth Street. Twenty four members attended a short program featuring "The Lady of the Decoration" read by Mrs J H St John, followed by refreshments.
Just Rite Card club met last evening at the home of Mrs. Ed Kina ler on East Ninth street. The evening featured card games, with refreshments served. First prize went to Mrs Richards, second to Mrs Groters, and consolation to Mrs Wm Miller.
The meeting of the Federation of the Auxiliaries of the First Presbyterian Church was postponed last night due to bad weather. The date of the next meeting has not been decided.
Arthur Brock of Ladora Iowa and Olive Haislet daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Haislet of Mercer county Illinois were married by Justice H 8 Howe this afternoon.
The Rebekah lodge has arranged a cake sale to be held Saturday afternoon in a Second street dry goods store.
Ramona Council of the Degree of Pocahontas will host a dance this evening at the Maccabee hall with Vanatta's orchestra engaged to provide music.
Tomorrow night the C team faces Rock Island Y in a basketball match. Details are limited in the readable text.
Hagbart Gregerson former exchange teller of the Milwaukee avenue state bank pleaded guilty to embezzlement of the bank's funds and received an indeterminate sentence in the penitentiary. He is the third bank official to be sent to prison.
After the contest between C and Rock Island Y, players danced on the court amid celebrations and lingering tensions. Officials reviewed postgame actions as fans reacted with mixed cheers and chants.
State of Iowa v Charles Kane postponed again in Justice Eversmeyer court. Trial set for next Monday afternoon at 2 50. Kane faces assault and battery charges involving Frances Reed after a venue change from Justice Howe's court.
Herkimer New York December 6 Judge Devendoff postponed Gillette sentence to next Monday to allow the Chester E Gillette council to prepare a motion for a new trial.
Mrs James Kennedy returns home after a month with her mother Mrs Daughenbaugh. J C Constance starts winter term at Center. Miss Clara Miller of Eliza visits her sister. Ruthenberg is a Muscatine caller. Ziegenhorn brothers husk corn for Mr Fred Franks of Manion. Wrimers of Petersville spend Thanksgiving with Barretts. Krueger family heads to Chizzerro for fat stock show. Martha Mewes improves. John Robinson visits from Buffalo Prairie. Barrett and Barrett families host guests.
People who attended the same school form lasting bonds and keep in touch through shared memories and ongoing friendships, highlighting how formative years create durable social ties that endure adulthood.
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