Travel Schedule for Muscatine and Wilton Branch
The notice outlines the Muscatine division trains to Montezuma with daily except Sunday passenger at 8 10 am and 7 10 pm, freight at 8 00 am and 6 00 am, and the Wilton branch schedule showing arrivals and departures at Wilton with multiple daily times, including 6 32 am 11 20 am 5 40 pm and 10 50 pm, and connections to Muscatine. It lists a fare of $2 for the Wilton branch and notes daily operation with Sunday exceptions.
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Muscatine Division
Montezuma
Sunray
Wilton
Muscatine
Muscat
Sescat
Arororet
Train Schedules for Davenport and Tri-Cities Line 1900
The Davenport Rock Island and Northwestern Railway Co announces a short line between the Tri-Cities and Chicago effective June 10, 1900. Departures from Davenport include No 4 and No 6 services to Clinton Omaha Belvidere Rockford Janesville Madison Dixon Sterling Denver and Chicago with multiple daily times listed. Arrivals to Davenport cover Sioux City Chicago Madison Janesville Rockford Belvidere Dixon Sterling and Cedar Rapids with noted daily and Sunday services. L. F. Berry signatory entries show listed departure times at 7 30 AM 12 06 PM 3 40 PM and 7 30 PM with 6 25 PM as well.
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Tri-Cities
Chica
Davenport
Iowa
Chicago
Clinton
Omaha
Neb
Belvidere
Rockford
Janesville
Madison
Wis
Dixon
Ill
Utah
Pacific Coast
C&n. W. Ry
Sioux City
Rockford Belvidere
Sterling
Denver Os
Sterling i
Clinton D
L. F. Berry
Muscatine North & South Railroad Time Table 1900
Train schedule note showing arrival times for Muscatine North and South lines dated June 1900 with South and Northbound trains, intermediate stops like Round House Fruitland Grandview Wapello Elrick Junction, and notes on train running days and connections to B C R N and Iowa Central routes.
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Ly. Ly
Muscatine
Round House
Fruitland
Grandview
Wapello
Elrick Junction
Burlington
Couth
Iowa Central
Delivery notice for The Daily Journal subscribers
Irregular or tardy delivery should be reported to the business office. Each copy should arrive before 6:30 p.m. Complaints about lateness should be made promptly. Subscribers should provide a secure delivery location to protect from weather or disturbance.
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Journal
Daily Journal
Boxer
Notice to Advertisers for Daily Journal Copy Deadlines
The Journal posts ad deadlines by 9 a.m. for same day changes. News stands at R. A Holmes EF. E. Davidson and C. W. Hodges offer accessible service. customers can be supplied with copies.
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Case
R. A Holmes
EF. E. Davidson
C. W. Hodges
The Finest Christmas Gift Piano and Pianola Spotlight
Second street opposite Tribune office features Ludwig piano and Pianola as a top holiday gift. The ad promotes a musical instrument offering joy and ongoing happiness during the season.
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Second Street
Tribune Office
Ludwig Piano
Local notices and advertisements from the Journal
Morning passengers named John Wilson and C B Vail travel via Letts and Fruitland while Major Bishop and L G Shaver pass through town to Chicago. Scheetz announces holiday goods grand opening tomorrow. World soap and Dr Wood’s syrup advertised. Reorganized Latter Day Saints plan Muscatine meetings. Horace Herr sketches praised. Pueblo accident to Earl S Hudler noted.
For Sale House and Land in City Limits
Titus and Jackson advertise a house for sale with two and one half acres of land within city limits.
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Titus & Jackson
Salvation Army Christmas Aid Plans In Muscatine
Captain Omann leads charity drives placing donation boxes in about twenty city stores for needy children. A December 27 distribution at the Salvation Army hall will include presents candy fruit and nuts with ministers and local societies aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Muscatine
Omann
Father Laurent
St. Matthias
Salvation Army Hall
Whitmers Sixth Street Home Nearing Completion
Eliza Whitmer's Sixth street residence nears finish with roof complete and enclosed walls to guard against weather. occupation expected in spring. Wilton vows steady effort to keep pace with improvements. Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church held its regular meeting at Mrs. Wm Mores. Delegates Brown and Nicolaus traveled to Clinton for the Knights and Ladies of the Golden Precept convention. Nicolaus and Rowe visited Muscatine to see Mrs. J L Giesler who is ill. Beil of Muscatine spent the day with sister Mrs Schomberg. Mrs W W Johnson hosted tea for friends. J C Schombere went to Nichols on business.
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Eliza Whitmer
Sixth Street
Wilton
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Wm. Mores
C. Brown
H. Nicolaus
Clinton
of the Knights and Ladies of the Golden Precept
Geo. Nicolaus
J. Rowe
Muscatine
J. L. Giesler
Beil
Schomberg
W. W. Johnson
J. C. Schombere
Nichols
Riverside youths host surprise party and relocations
Miss Blanch Hawthorn hosts a Tuesday surprise party as 18 guests gather at her home before she moves to the Pacific coast. Joe Barnett opens a novelty and art store after returning from Chicago with a large stock. Various locals plan moves to Oklahoma California and Dysart while others marry and ship goods west.
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Miss Blanch
Hawthorn
Pacific Coast
Joe Barnett
Schilig
Joe
Chicago
Victor Law
Armour, Neb
Eli Coyner
Oklahoma
Tracy Tansy
Jessie Tansy
Muscatine
John Younkin
Anna Ford
Iowa City
Frank Davidson
Clint
Grant Hawthorn
California
A. Nicola
Dysart
Iowa
Lone Tree Miss Mary Jayne Passenger for Muscatine
Miss Mary Jayne was a Thursday evening traveler aboard a service from Lone Tree to Muscatine.
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Mary Jayne
Muscatine
West Liberty Social and Community Events Review
Miss Gertrude Chase arrived from Indianola on Tuesday and will stay a few weeks. Mrs. O B McDonald joined from Denver for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. W S Elliott. The Odd Fellows banquet at the opera house drew members and guests with a hearty supper and a good time. The Presbyterian C E society met with Miss Lin Harris and featured a literary program with book-themed costumes. A box supper is planned at Will school next Friday evening December 14 to raise funds for a bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Chase
Indianola
O. B. McDonald
Denver
Colo
W. S. Elliott
Spruce Street
Odd Fellows
Opera House
Order
C. E. Society of Th Presbyterian Church
Lin Harris
Temperate living proves coffee’s harm says Mrs Miller
A Bedford City Virginia woman reports persistent dizziness and headaches from coffee use and credits Postum Food Coffee with restoring her health after nine months of substituting the beverage. She emphasizes proper preparation and notes doctors endorse Postum as a valuable aid in treatment.
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Virginia
R. F. Miller
Bedford City
Local Oak Grove Notes Highlight Community Life
Oak Grove snippets report John Barnard not well and Miss Olive Barnard hosting city friends. Allan Stuart, a successful tree agent, Miss Fay Heikman ill with daily doctor visits, and a late oyster supper planned at John Will's. Families visit, school teacher Miss Madge Stuart, and Dorcas sewing society gains noted.
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John Barnard
Allan Stuart
Ollie Esmail
H. Garnes
John Strake
George Shields
Will Fishburn
John Park
Chcago
Olive Barnard
Wm. Hendricks
Fay Heikman
Fay
Madge Stuart
Oak Grove
John
Local visits and house moves in Wilton area
J B Downer and wife visited Wilton for a few days. Mrs Perry Duncan of Wilton called on John Duncan. Mr Austin from Washington street moved to Wilton after purchasing property. Chris Schultz of Minnesota surprised his sister Mrs Scott Lone after fourteen years away.
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J. B. Downer
Wilton
Perry Duncan
John Duncan
Mr. Austin
Washington Street
Chris Schultz
Minnesota
Scott Lone
Ady-Anderson Nuptials Quiet Home Ceremony
Elizabeth Ady and Henry Anderson wed at the Ady home on Sixth Street with about forty relatives. Rev. I B Schreckengast officiated. Guests enjoyed a formal supper, music, and gifts including a $100 check from the groom’s parents. The couple will reside in Belle Plaine after a Chicago visit. Attending out of town were Reuben Shaw, Woodruff, Goodykontz, and others from Belle Plaine and Marshalltown.
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And
W. D. Ady
Sixth Street
Elizabeth Ady
Henry Anderson
Belle Plaine
Rev
I. B. Schreckengast
Washington
Nadine Woodruff
Mendelsohn
Sarah Gibson
Lucy Pickering
Inez Woodruff
West Liberty
State University
Iowa City
State Normal
Cedar Falls
Chicago
Reuben Shaw
Goodykontz
Woodruff
R. W. Ady
Sheldon
Marshalltown
Gerrude Chase
Indianola
B. Schreckengast
Holiday Tickets Sold For Central Passenger Area
For holiday vacations, tickets via Nickel Plate Road at a fare and a third for the round trip. Tickets available on day of closing school and the day before the closing date, good returning until school reopens but not after January 8, 1901. Inquiries to John Y. Calahan, general agent, 111 Adams St Chicago Passenger station.
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Nickel Plate Road
Central Passenger Association
Ft. Wayne
Cleveland
Fostoria
Erie
John Y. Calahan
Adams, St
Chicago
van Buren Street
Pacific Avenue
Mrs A J Stonebarger Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. A J Stonebarger died Friday morning at 6 o clock after a brief illness from peritonitis. She leaves a husband four children two sons and two daughters a sister Mrs Bennie Nichols of West Liberty two brothers Harry Hill of this place and Frank living in North Dakota. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p m at the Reformed church conducted by her pastor Dr Love with interment in the local cemetery.
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A. J. Stonebarger
Bennie Nichols
West Liberty
Harry Hill
Frank
North Dakota
Reformed Church
Love
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Instant Burn and Injury Relief
Advertises Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as curing bodily pain with instant relief from burns cuts and sprains claiming it eliminates terror of pain and provides immediate comfort in accidents.
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Dr. Thomas
West Side Shoemaker Displays Inclusive Sign
A hospitable west side shoemaker posts a window card inviting “Any man woman or child can have fits in this shop,” signaling open service to all customers and a playful nod to lively shop life.
High School Notes and Activities This Month
Monthly report shows 121 students neither absent nor tardy for the period ending Nov 23. Graduation remains record leader with only one half day absence. B English Literature to study The Vision of Sin Launfal next week. Tuesday singing featured The Thunderer march and Galop Brilliante duet by Helen Tappe and Eva Lezotte. Physics begins in term. Visitors include Miss Kate Burgett and others. Fairbanks lecture on Schliemann excavations in Greece set for Friday at the High School.
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Helen Tappe
Eva Lezotte
Kate Burgett
Keithsley
Illinois
Lillian Churchill
Fairbanks
Greece
Bertha Sherwood
Anna Molis
Bill Gates
Howard Hackett
Staple Grocery Line Sends Fresh Goods Offer
Grocery line promotes pure fresh staples with steady prices and reliable patronage.
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Traveler’s Guide
Kansa Sty
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Evans Ad
Su. Mo
We. Th. Fr
A. Sreeetiges Cee
Eevee Wenteetninnslaeninene Leanensints Jameel
Wiltor
Davenport, Rock Island & Northwestern Railway Co
Muscatine North & South Railroad
Barnard’s
Lesting
Johnson Laboratories, Inc
Philo
Gruggists
G. A. Reimcke
Mulberry Street
J.J. Coady
Wet Second Street
Nayeau
John J. Havercamp
United States
McBride & Cope
John Wilson
Letts
Scheetz’'s
Mclee
Columbus Junction
C. B. Vail
George Unglaub
Kalona
City
Dean
Major Bishop
Iowa Telephone Company
L. G. Shaver
Maccabee Hall
Mary E. Peck
R. K
Reorganized Church
Latter Day Saints
Leverich Normal School
Horace H. Herr
Grinnell
Thompson's
E. E. Davidson
Earl S. Hudler
Pueblo
National Correspondent School
Capt. Omann
Watonga
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Fred Kirchner
Sigourney
Jennie Constant
Fred Holdeman
Peoria
Will McKean
Coneville
Rev. Love
A. N. Kalb
Helen Miller
H. C. Hines
Newton Roberts
H. C. Love
Riverside
Lone Tree
J. Linn Hoopes
East Second St
Will School
Fifth Street
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
Third Street
Land Land
Cantley
H. H. Arnold
West 2Nd Street
Park Avenue
Anderson-Ady
Princess Line
Leysen
F. Giesenhaus
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