Practical Xmas Presents Six More Shopping Days
The store promotes practical gifts for Christmas focusing on useful articles. It urges early shopping as stock remains complete and emphasizes pleasing recipients with a beauty bower of items.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
4
The store promotes practical gifts for Christmas focusing on useful articles. It urges early shopping as stock remains complete and emphasizes pleasing recipients with a beauty bower of items.
A lively catalog note touts handsome and durable furs as ideal gifts for Christmas. It highlights a complete display of fur pieces presented as pleasing and long lasting choices.
The Huttig Manufacturing Company enlarges its East Hill lumber sheds by adding a 156 foot long structure. The building will be about 15 feet wide and similar in height to house a large lumber supply. Mumps are prevalent on East Hill with several homes affected last week. Miss Luella Fridley leaves for Montpelier to visit relatives. Miss Hazel Reynolds travels to Wilton for a Sunday at her grandmother May Reynolds. K Kemble moves from 615 Park avenue to East Third street. Mrs J Martin leaves East Sixth street for a day in Washington Iowa.
The jury in State of Town versus James Billings found him not guilty of aiding and abetting a boxing contest after about three hours deliberation. Judge D W Jackson, notified, arrived to read the verdict as Billings greeted jurors and the defense presented two witnesses. The case hinged on receipts from the event, claimed to revert to the South Muscatine Athletic club treasury. The jury was dismissed until Tuesday morning.
A long advertisement for a medium at Randall's European Hotel offers full readings to reveal names of rivals, absent friends, and future spouses, with guarantees and no charge if unsatisfied. It promises help in love, marriage, business, and family matters, including locating absent persons and buried treasures.
George Mead, an aged inmate of the German Lutheran Home, died at 7 this morning from stomach trouble. He came from Scotland, South Dakota, about a year and a half ago, was blind and helpless, and would have been seventy five next January. Burial will be in the home cemetery, possible tomorrow or Sunday, with Rev. H. Reinemund officiating. He was a native of Russia and several children survived, though their whereabouts are unknown.
The Altrora Club of the YWCA prepares for Saturday’s sale and thanks the Citizens' Railway Light Co for loaning their office. The S. S. L. Embroidery Class meets at 7:30 this evening with invites to all girls seeking embroidery help. Next Sunday’s Vesper considers What Will Christmas Mean to You for a helpful service.
The local second high school five was set to play Washington High School but the game was postponed as Washington could not secure a basketball for the contest.
Melville Delancy Landon known as Eli Perkins, lecturer and author, dies in Yonkers New York at age 71 on December 16.
Webb Council No. 18 R and S M will hold a special work session this evening at 7 oclock with all officers to attend by 6 45. Full attendance is desired per order of XX T I M.
Mrs. J. H. Baker and her children arrive by Milwaukee train and will spend a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Strong at 801 East Eighth street in the city.
An advertisement promotes CASCARETS as a remedy for digestive issues linked to poor nature treatment. The copy asserts a week’s 10cc box cures and that regular use outperforms any medicine, claiming worldwide popularity and high sales.
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