Alvin Joslin and Stein's Theatre Ads Highlight Dec 12 Show
Alvin Joslin, Charles L. Davis and a famous comedy drama come to Stein's with a Vermont farmer character and a large orchestra. Secure seats Wednesday December 12 with prices 35c and 50c. Also notices for local business ads and a loan company at 128 East Second Street.
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Alvin Joslin
Charles L. Davis
Stein's
Vermont
Stein
Cale
Frank
Guarantee Loan Co
East Second Street
Card of Thanks for Kind Support During Illness and Death
I thank the neighbors and friends who kindly assisted me during the recent illness and death of my son Mrs. Fred Schmidt.
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Fred Schmidt
A Nice Christmas Gift And Local Notices
Multiple brief items note travel plans and arrivals, ads, and society updates. People mentioned include Mrs. Lena Cohn, Edward Emmick, E M Palmer, A Riemenschneider, Arthur Craddock, Mark Coxner, Bishop Kephart, Rev J A Wirt, Rev J L Murphy, and others. Events include travels to Bayfield Wellman and Moravia, a New Year ball plan by Company C, church jubilee funds, and advertising notes.
Vacation Tickets Offered By Nickel Pite Road
Holiday travelers can obtain tickets through Nickel Pite Road to all Central Passenger Association points at a fare and a third for the round trip. Tickets are valid from the closing day of school to not later than January 8, 1901, with return allowed until school reopens. For details contact John Y. Calahan, general agent, 111 Adams St Chicago and at Van Buren/Pacific on the Elevated Loop.
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Nickel Pite Road
Central Passenger Association
Ft. Wayne
Cleveland
Fostoria
Erie
John Y. Calahan
Adams, St
Chicago
van Buren Street
Pacific Avenue
Comfortable Iowa Central excursions to Los Angeles
Take weekly Iowa Central Railway trips leaving Wednesdays and arriving Los Angeles Sunday morning. Modern tourist cars with standard sleeping car conveniences at about one third the expense. Wide vestibules and Pintseca gas. Contact any Iowa Central ticket agent or Geo Batty G P and T A Marshalltown Iowa for full information.
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Los Angeles
California
Iowa Central Railway
Iowa Central
Batty
Marshalltown
Iowa
Free Pile Cure Sold With Guarantee
J J Havercamp advertises a pile cure under a written guarantee. The offer includes a free pile pipe with each package and a “no cure, no pay” policy with a 50 cent price. Samples offered.
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Rector
J. J. Havercamp
Muscatine Socials and Events Chronicle
A summary of personal, social, and political happenings in Muscatine as reported by Journal correspondents. Includes births, gatherings, marriages, notable visits, community notices, and local opinions shaping neighborhood life.
Union District Agricultural Society elects officers and directors
At a Saturday meeting the Union District Agricultural Society elected J. J. Nichols as president and B. G. Hogue as vice president along with H. N. McDonald as secretary and F. E. Thomas as treasurer. Directors chosen include Dr. Carl J. P. Nichols T. McIntire R. C. Wagner Geo. Cornwall and J. Albans with Frank Reush named marshal.
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Union District Agricultural Society
J. J. Nichols
G. Hogue
H. N. McDonald
F. E. Thomas
Dr. Carl
J. P. Nichols
T. McIntire
R. C. Wagner
Geo. Cornwall
J. Albans
Frank Reush
Exchange Department
The
Christian Church
Henry Anderson
Chicago
Reuben Shaw
Belle Plain
Frizzell
Durant
Wright Sisters
Spencer Street
C. S. Barclay
Ames
A. H. Floyd
Seventh Street
Charles Buckman
West Liberty
W. P. Nichols
C. S. Barclay and Sons
Anxious day as friends await Iowa City surgeries
In Atalissa Mrs Griscel and Mrs Lundy travel to Iowa City for surgical operations. Rev Griscel stays by his wife, while relatives join Mrs Lundy’s daughter and brother Hillis Ady. The community hopes for swift recoveries and reunion with families.
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Griscel
Maria Lundy
Iowa City
Muscatine
West Liberty
C. T. McCampbell
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Valley
Union Valley
Ditmar & Ayers
Ernest Lambert
R. F. Stucker
J. Pringrey
W. RB. Stucker
Aaron Noble
Down
Goshen Township
Roy Parkalow
Chas
Nichols
Summary of measles reports and corn grinding note
Summit reports several measles cases prompting public health attention. H Gray had his corn grinding done, indicating local activity and daily life continuing amidst health concerns.
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H. Gray
Local notes on travel illness visits and farming chores
Arnell Smith left for a trip to Dubuque Iowa this week. Mrs Lydia Stutsman is slowly recovering after illness. Nursery agents appeared again in the neighborhood this week. Bert Rodgers of Muscatine is visiting friends and relatives here. Mrs Scott plans to move to Wilton and will be missed. Some farmers haul corn to Muscatine while others prepare winter wood.
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Arnell Smith
Dubuque
Iowa
Lydia Stutsman
Bert Rodgers
Muscatine
Scott
Wilton
Local Travelers and Incidents Reported Around Town
Mike Missel visited Buffalo Monday and Muscatine last Thursday. Julius Welsch had a business trip to Blue Grass and met with a buggy train collision near Montpelier. all occupants escaped unharmed. Emma Hartman underwent an operation last Thursday performed by Doctors Klein and Morgridge. George Plitt and Fred Schellhorn were seen in town with cows and as a nursery agent respectively. Grandfather Henry Kemper is reported about the same period.
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Mike Missel
Buffalo
Muscatine
Charles Fix
Morgridge
Julius Welsch
Montpelier
Among the Lodges Fraternal Aid Officers Elected
Bloomington council No. 175 of the Fraternal Aid Association held a meeting Friday night electing officers for the coming year. New president Quincy T. Howard and vice president William Kepping led a slate that includes E P Day as secretary and Bella K Allen as treasurer.
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Bloomington
Fraternal Aid Association
Quincy T. Howard
Wm. Kepping
E. P. Day
Bella K. Allen
David C. Young
Emma Becker
E. H. King
G. A. Heidel
Ida M. Blankenburg
Martha Mann
Sentinel
Cc. C. Connell
Wyoming Lodge Officers Elected for 1901 Knights of Pythias
At Castle Hall on Friday night Wyoming Lodge No 76 Knights of Pythias elected officers for 1901 led by John M Butler as Chancellor Commander Frank Gould as Vice Chancellor John Millar Prelate H H Arnold Master of Work Amos Strawn Master of Arms H S Howe Keeper of Record and Seal FE H Dolsen Master of Finance Fred Leu Master of Exchequer H Seefeld Inside Guard Dieman Outside Guard Chas F Schroeder Musician and Trustees J T Coster H C Madden A L Lindner. The Ladies of the Maccabees elected officers led by Gertrude Hine Past Lady Commander Mollie Wiles Lieut Commander Anna Eversmeyer Record Keeper Mary E Peck Finance Keeper Nellie McCaw Chaplain Helen Tappe Sargeant Mary LeQnewell Mistress at Arms Harriet Smeenk Sentinel Laura Stinson Picket Mary McDougal Musician Emma Caple.
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Wyoming Lodge No. 76
Knights of Pythas
Castle Hall
John M. Butler
Frank Gould
John Millar
H. H. Arnold
Amos Strawn
H. S. Howe
FE. H. Dolsen
Fred Leu
H. Seefeld
Dieman
Chas. F. Schroeder
H. C. Madden
A. L. Lindner
J. C. Coster
Mary E. Peck
Nellie McCaw
Helen Tappe
Mary le Qnewell
Harriet Smeenk
Sentinel
Laura Stinson
Mary McDougal
Emma Caple
Oriole Rescued and Helped by Parents in Wind
A young oriole blown from its nest during a high wind is found by kind people and sheltered at a house. The parent birds watch from a nearby window and ultimately guide the nestling back to safety, forming a cradle with their wings to carry it to a tree where it disappears from sight.
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Boston Christian Register
Simple at home care for sprains and strains
An early guide advises rest and simple treatments for ankle and wrist strains. Use hot then cold douches, avoid tepid water, and apply an egg and salt poultice the first day, followed by hot water fomentations and a firm bandage at all times except night.
Prairie Encampment elects new officers for first half year
Prairie Encampment No 4 I O C F elected officers Friday night for the first half of the year. D B Mackenzie was chosen Chief Patriarch J F E Norwool High Priest LL J Munn Senior Warden S E Hoover Jutor Warden George Scholten Recording Scribe Charles a Hackett Financial Scribe M W Stirlen Treasurer
Reduced Christmas Rates on Nickle Plate Tickets
The Nickle Plate road announces Christmas and New Year ticket sales from December 22 to 25 and December 31 1900 to January 1 1901 at one and a third fare for round trips to points in Central Passenger Association territory. Tickets valid for return to January 2 1901. Vestibuled sleeping cars and dining car meals 35 cents to $1.00. Inquiries to John Y Calaban general agent 111 Adams St Chicago. Depot at Van Buren and Pacific on the Elevated Loop.
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Nickle Plate Road
Central Passenger Association
John Y. Calaban
Adams St
Chicago
van Buren Street
Pacific Avenue
Reduced Rates to Hot Springs From Rail Line
The Hot Springs Arkansas health resort, endorsed by the United States Government for rheumatism neuralgia grippe and more, offers reduced travel rates via B C K H N Ry. Ask your nearest agent or contact John G. Farmer A G P A Cedar Rapids IA for booking and illustrated information.
Effective Reproofs From Payson Tucker on Rail Way Life
Payson Tucker demonstrates attention to detail in two railroad incidents reported by the Presque Isle Star Herald. In Maine Central’s mountain division he tidies a bricks pile at a station and, later, checks for losses after a break, noting the need for a broom and supplies while ensuring operations run smoothly.
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Payson Tucker
Maine Central Road
Portland
Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Presque Isle
Herald
Contact for information at Cedar Rapids rail line office
Full information on this subject can be obtained by addressing Jno. G. Farmer, A. G. P. & T. A. K., C. R. & WN. Ry., Cedar Rapids, la.
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Jno
G. Farmer
C. R
WN. Ry
Cedar Rapids
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Daily Journal
United States
McBride & Copes
Partie
Jeweler & Optician
West Second Street
Tribune
Otto Link
Bayfield
Jesse Morris
Dean
Hood
Dr. Wood
W. S. Robertson
Keokuk
Geo. J. Gruber
Robertson
Viola Jewett
Cheriff Jewett
J. R. Higgins
Keswick
Mr. Higgins
John G. Kuebler
South Muscatine
Robert W. Webber
Kuebler
Naveau
John J. Havercamp
Oriental
Mackey’s Clothing Store
S. A. Crull
Lena Cohn
Wellman
Edward Emmick
E. M. Palmer
A. Riemenschneider
Arthur Craddock
Fruitland
Croup
Thomas
Mark Coxner
Burdock
Bishop Kephart
United Brethren Church
Moravia
Rev
H. C. Kephart
David Laird
Leon
Kansas
Wm. Colberg
Royal
J. A. Wirt
Des Moines
Fairfield
J. L. Murphy
Grace English Church
Company C
Journal
Kephart
Stafford
Herr
Liter
Elliott
Fowler
Gordon
Atalissa
J. Linn Hoopes
East Second St
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
Eighth Street
Third Street
Second Street
O. Cantley
Minnesota
West 2Nd Street
Pine Creek
F. A. A. Meeting
Joh FT
Ladies of the Maccabees
Nizht
Sesson
Gertrude Hine
Mollie Wiles
Anna Eversmey
B. C. KH
N. Ry
Sins Opera
Alvin
Jostin
Sam Borger
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