Announce Committees At Meeting Tonight Nears Change
President J L Gloster of the Muscatine Commercial club will announce the executive committee for the coming year at the regular session this evening. Changes to committee appointments are expected, and no decision has been made on hiring a paid secretary. The new committee will determine funding and selection of a secretary, while a rector and church ceremony are noted in the accompanying lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Gloster
Muscatine Commercial Club
Selec
Renounce Catholic Farha Names New Episcopalians
A South Bend report says a National Catholic bishop renounced the Roman Catholic faith and his bishopric, forming a new church after a dispute with Bishop El J Alerdinge of Fort Wayne. The Banner Lodge of Honor plans officer elections at the A O U W hall Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Members urged to attend and witness the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Episcopalians
South Bend
Dec. S
Catholic Church of America
el. J. Alerdinge
Fort Wayne
Victor von Kudingl
Banner Lodge
Legree of Honor
A. O. U. W. Hall
Deny the Removal of Railroad Shops in Muscatine
Muscatine officials deny rumors that the North and South railroad shops will be moved to Burlington after a fire. They say shops will be rebuilt in Muscatine once insurance adjustments are complete, and pumping station wells will be restored promptly. The company plans to reconstruct the roundhouse and store buildings to their former size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine’ North & South Railroad
Burlington
Wolbert
Maneget ™ Dalley
Tomarrow
Dalley
Muscatine Council to Revisit Hay Market Site Debate
The Muscatine city council will meet on Tuesday to again consider Hay Market location and to assess efforts by supporters of immediate action to prevent aldermen from acquiring the market site. The City Hall dispute linked with Bay Market Night will be resumed as opponents press for reconsideration of building at the old market site. A communication from architect J I Mills will be introduced to counter the claim that 25000 dollars would be spent on substructure if the Hay Market site is chosen. A telegram to City Recorder H P Caple stated extra cost for Hay Market would not exceed 5000 over other sites and changing plans now nearly complete would cost more than the additional foundation. Tuesday's session is expected to be as interesting as Thursday’s pyrotechnics night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
H. P. Caple
Civil Service Exam Planned for January 10
Announcement by Secretary B C Link states a United States civil service examination will be held on January 10 for the position of carrier. Six subjects are specified for applicants including spelling, arithmetic, letter writing, and penmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Link
United States Civil Service
United States Army
Naral
Link
Busness
Post Ofice
Pioneer Pearl Button case jury impanelled today
Louise County Savings Bank sues J F Coffin and others to recover on a $56.25 promissory note guaranteed by Coffin. In district court this morning jury was begun for Pioneer Pearl Button Company versus P A Hunter after Glosler v Stanhope was held for trial. Negotiations aimed at settlement prompted the shift in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giesler Vs. Stanhope
Pioneer Pearl Button Company
P. A. Hunter
Glosler Va. Stanhope
Louisa ‘County Savings. Bank
J.P. Coffin
Charles
Nancy ‘Wagner
Wagners
Coffin
Street Car Men Elect Officers At January Meeting
At the local street railway employees union regular monthly meeting officers for the coming year were elected. William L. Hathaway was named president with Grover Laurence as vice president and H W Stevenson as secretary treasurer. Q Edmondson was named correspondent and W S ward en. The next meeting will be held the first Saturday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway
Rice
William L. Hathaway
Grover Laurence
Fisteddfod Honors Professor R Jones Des Moines Return
Professor Robert J. Jones organist and choirmaster at Trinity Episcopal named chair of the music adjudicators for the Des Moines Histeddfod Association. Cotter Will chorus of fifty to compete for the chief prize of 400 dollars with another prize of 150 dollars for the runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Jones
Trinity Episcopal Church
Des Moines
Cotter Chorus
Cotter
John Thomas
Ambrose Lloyd
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Kayser
Eece
Clilly
St. James Episcopal Church
Kuding
Farha
Adv
Bart
Coun
Ciamen
Office Service
Barnard Jewelry Store
East Second Street
Giesler
Stanhope
Louise County Savings Bank
J. F
W. L. Hathaway
Fisteddfod
Bes Moynes
Maurice Costello
Clara Kimball Young
India
Pathe
Elfers-Demorest Electric CO
H.D. Horst
Muscatine State Bank
Banker’s
Cedar
Grand Hotel
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