Big Selection Knits Gloves and Mitts for Children
A wide range of knit gloves and mittens for children is showcased, offering various styles and sizes to suit young hands. Local shops promote warmth and cozy fits for winter.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
9
A wide range of knit gloves and mittens for children is showcased, offering various styles and sizes to suit young hands. Local shops promote warmth and cozy fits for winter.
In the long table arrangement for the young guests Miss Edith Barnard Miss Winifred Elliott Miss Verna Selden Miss Ruth Johnson Miss Madeline Mark Miss Mary Elizabeth Lane Miss Fanny Eichermann and Masters Robert Barr Walter Lane and Rodney Cobb sat. After lunch children played Ring Toss Parlor Baseball Old Maid and maps until 5 o clock. Robert McKee son of Mr and Mrs J W McKee resides on Lilly ranch Oklahoma. Dorothea Dreier was reelected president of the Christian Endeavor Society at the First Presbyterian church meeting held at the Dreier home on West Third Street with officers Rose Miller Frank Custer Myrel Nesper Lila Kemper Stella McQuown. Next meeting is the first Monday evening in January.
The Congregational church women host an annual display of fancy articles homemade candy and a supper in the basement of the First Congregational church on Wednesday evening. Proceeds support the Ladies Aid society with tables for candy and crafts and a seven-table supper menu including roast turkey dressing mashed potatoes cranberry jelly rolls and plum pudding with vanilla sauce. Ice cream will be sold separately.
A party of ten children attended a luncheon at 501 West Third Street hosted by Mrs B E Lilly at 11 oclock Saturday afternoon in honor of her grandson Master Robert McKees ninth birthday. The menu featured a large birthday cake with nine candles and was served in three courses with pink carnations used as decoration.
The United Brethren church youth society ends its membership contest with the White side winning fifty to twenty. As penalty, Reds host the winners and new members at a church banquet on Tuesday December 13. Mite Sewing society meets Thursday at Mrs. Samuel Hoover's Clinton street home. Banner lodge industrial gathers Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. John Groters 521 Maple avenue.
Detroit fed eral grand jury returns a verdict against thirty individuals and sixteen firms alleged members of the bathtub trust. Stamford marriage ceremony performed by Baptist minister details bridegroom and bride ages origins and parents.
Injunctions sought in district court against the Iowa Telephone Company to stop trespass on A P Byrne property and the defacing of shade trees during a planned telephone line construction. Byrne alleges no condemnation or payment was offered for land taken and asks restraint on further work.
Wilton Iowa December 3 delayed report the Woodmen of the White Pigeon Lodge hosted a four course banquet at the White Pigeon school house Thursday evening about two hundred attendees enjoyed the evening. The Wilton orchestra performed music enhancing the occasion. Visitors Rufus Hinkhouse and Mrs Hinkhouse traveled from West Liberty for a brief visit, while Mrs Ulla Brown and her daughter left for St Louis to visit relatives. H A Smith traveled from Washington and will help at the American theater. St Marys Sewing Society was hosted by Mrs Ed Ryan in South Wilton with refreshments served after a busy afternoon.
Furnished rooms for rent listed at 208 Iowa Ave in a compact classified notice.
Mrs. I. K. Terry leaves for Wilton after shopping in the city. George D. Stapp departs for Wapello following business in Muscatine. Miss Angelina Valez arrives from Estherville for a several day visit with friends in town.
Town post office Muscatine Iowa issues week ending December 6 1910 with lists of unclaimed male female and foreign letters. Names include Alton Aert Aoniger Brookhart Baker Channel Chasteen Davis Duncan Depriest and many others plus Mrs Baxter Berry Benson Gould Holmes Jackson and more. Addressees urged to state ADVERTISED per R S McNutt P M.
H. D. Horst, attorney and notary, offers general practice with focus on probate, commercial and corporate law from Room 4407 in the new German American Bank building. Partners Carskaddan and Pepper operate at 188 West Second Street with a listed town telephone in Tot Mercatine, Iowa.
Local notice from an attorney at law offering services in law loans insurance and estate settlements. Abstracts of title prepared and blanks kept ready. Public office located over First National Bank Moscatine Iowa.
G M Titts attorney at law successor to Titus and Jackson located at 213 Iowan Ave. Practices in all courts with emphasis on estate settlements as a specialty and offers to invest money without charge.
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