Silverware Sale Display Brightens Window
Local shop showcases a window display of fine silverware pieces inviting customers to view the stock and explore available items. The notice emphasizes a sale event with an emphasis on quality craftsmanship.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1900
Page
5
Local shop showcases a window display of fine silverware pieces inviting customers to view the stock and explore available items. The notice emphasizes a sale event with an emphasis on quality craftsmanship.
Ellsworth of Des Moines and Miss Emly Rink of South Muscatine wed at Rev. G. Streicher's Clinton street home on December Sth. They plan a bridal trip to Chicago then visit the bride's mother Mrs. E. Rink before returning. Ellsworth is a Chicago and North Western Railway employee and the bride is praised as a charming local young lady.
Last evening the Rescue Dancing club held a rag dance noted for its picturesque setting and humorous grotesque robes. Participants were garbed in poverty style robes with clever character impersonations provoking laughter throughout the event.
On Tuesday evening Carlie Heinz welcomed schoolmates at his parents home on East Seventh street for a joyful celebration of his 10th birthday. The guests arrived with a festive shout, but the boy quickly joined in the merriment for a happy evening.
Will Ziegler and Stella M. Ziegler married last evening at the bride’s Mulberry street home by Rev. J. L. Murphy. The groom is a prominent county farmer and the bride is well known in the city. They will settle in Muscatine after a Florida trip.
Invitations are out for the wedding of Frank Ryan of Nichols and Ella E Kirk of Davenport. Mr Ryan is a prominent farmer of Pike township.
A fragment notes Miss Kirk, a highly esteemed Davenport young lady, is described as a cousin of Matt Byrne of Muscatine. The brief mentions family connections without further context.
The Cigar Makers Union No. 120 elected officers for the first half of 1901 including Albert Mozer as president and John Plate as vice president. Also listed are Charles Eichenauer and Henry Wimerling as secretaries and Henry Kern as financier among others. Banner Lodge of the Degree of Honor AO U W chose new officers to be installed in January. Five membership applications were received and two candidates initiated. current lodge membership stands at 352.
A youthful prank escalates as two young men swap a watch as a joke. One of them later suspects theft and pursues the other, involving a constable and a staged warrant. In the end the watch is recovered, leaving who initiated the joke in question.
The American Tourist Association announces escorted tours of Puerto Rico by rail carriage automobile and boat. Special Pullman Cars depart Chicago January 17 and February 14 at 9 30 am connecting with the steamships Ponce and San Juan from New York the following day. Tickets include all expenses with no extras and cover fares meals berths hotel bills and guides.
The entertainment program includes an instrumental solo by Miss White a recitation by Miss Daisy Lee a song Memories of Gallele by Wm Davie a solo by Miss Dallie White a speech by Mr Ed Lee a solo Trust Him Not by Miss Gertrude Lee and a journal by Miss Nola Walker.
A dissolution notice states the partnership between Paul R. Schreurs and A J Ross ends as A J Ross retires on December 10. Schreurs continues the business and assumes all liabilities and collects all debts.
A brief notice directs readers to contact Inc G. Farmer for full information on cheap travel to California. The address given is A. G. P. & T. A., B., C. R. & N. Ry., Cedar Rapids, Iowa for details on routes and fares.
A vivid catalogue item lists suspenders priced from 35 cents to $1.00 for men. Varieties include nickel plated to sterling silver buckles, presented in fancy cases for holiday wear.
Tom McCabe, suffering delirium tremens, leapt from a B. C. R. N. passenger train near West Liberty. He suffered a three inch head wound but survived. He told authorities he intended to end his life, was detained by Constable Wiley, transported to Columbus Junction, then returned to West Liberty and sent to the county farm under Superintendent Rice. He is about forty, a New York native, long a wanderer and heavy drinker.
In a humorous scene, a boy asks not to kill birds while a lady pleads. The boy replies he will merely fire off several salutes in their honor, keeping the mood light and playful.
Professor Ricker and Miss Tyler visit Davenport to guide trustees in selecting library architecture and interior layout. Andrew Carnegie donated 50 000 dollars, a 20 000 dollar site has been purchased, a tax for library support is approved, and 79 architect plans are under consideration. The choice is expected within days.
William Traxler is found guilty of bigamy in Lafayette Indiana after a near week long trial. The verdict caused visible distress in court as Traxler shed tears and his second wife collapsed from strain before the final act. The case reveals letters showing affection for wife No 1 prior to marriage to No 2 and a young victim already dead from prior injuries.
A dated quip expresses that fascination with various things irritates some, jealousy serves no one, and women are essential yet sometimes disparaged by writers. The text ends with a note that the writer’s sex need not be named.
Judge Day of the United States circuit court of appeals ruled on a tax dispute involving Mercantile National Bank of Cleveland. The bank contended the 74 percent valuation and added $125,000 assessment violated federal law and favored savings banks. Judge Day overruled Judge Taft, citing lack of notice for the increase by the state board of equalization.
Special dispatch reports opening, urgent, lowest and closing quotations on Wheat, Corn, and Oats with Dec Jan May futures. Pork Lard Ribs prices listed along with live stock receipts and car lots. Bulk of data covers commodities prices, dairy, and coal markets as of December 12, 1900.
Market prices for corn wheat oats hay and livestock listed. Corn 28 30c old 35c new. oats 26c shippers 20 22c feeders. wheat 55 60c. rye 40c. hay Timothy 8.50 9.50. beef calves hogs cattle sheep and poultry prices shown. produce includes potatoes onions apples bananas lemons oranges and miscellaneous items with varied per unit prices.
Hancock Maryland December 12 Thomas father of Hancock station killed four hogs fed on refuse from a Baltimore and Ohio dining car. A sausage grinder jam stopped by a hard substance and when removed revealed a solitaire diamond ring valued at $600.
Crawfordsville Indiana December 12 Maurice Thompson shows slight improvement able to eat solid food and fever abated but remains weak and unlikely to travel south soon Columbus Ohio December 12 The supreme court dismisses contempt proceedings against the Standard Oil company due to a split in the court
A noted tradesman described as contented is shown pushing for wage increases as labor tensions rise. The piece highlights the blacksmith's persistence in bargaining for fair pay amid economic pressures and rising costs.
The Denver Times quotes a commentator noting women exhibit more pluck against pain and cold. He observes a woman will brave going downtown without a wrap and endure near freezing rather than wear last winter’s jacket.
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