Local Holiday Offers and Visits Mentioned at Town Homes
Local items note 33 sleighs left with prices from C Otto s Sons for Xmas candies nuts and fruit and smag trees and candles. Mrs A L Sharp travels to State Center for a short visit. A bargain room house is for sale via M W Stirlen. W L Kellogg of Colorado Springs visits his daughter Mrs G B Samuels at 16 Cedar Street. Dr Riemcke a physician surgeon has an office with Dr Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Otto
A. L. Sharp
Park Avenue
State Center
Town
M. W. Stirlen
W. L. Kellogg
Colorado Springs
Col
G. B. Samuels
Cedar Street
Insurance and local notices on Rock Island tripes and trades
For fire insurance In reliable com panies see John A Robbins. Sleighs huggles roadwagons and mortgages offered by Titus Loan & Investment Co. Various residents travel to Rock Island for visits and shopping. Fresh foods and produce advertised by Chris Otto's Sons. Nellie Beitel of Washington Ia visits in Davenport then departs for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Robbins
Snyder's
Old cases to be dismissed by city attorney
Three antiquated cases on Muscatine’s criminal docket will be dismissed by City Attorney Thompson. One suit against A L Lindner of Citizens' Railway & Light Co sought gas price reductions filed years ago with little action. A Peto case, now in Chicago, involved a moving picture show and city noise from a gasoline wood sawing machine. The third suit against Hendricks, Claim Noy Allowed, concerns Pioneer Button Co damages for sewerage inadequacy. the attorney recommends not allowing $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Citizens' Railway & Light Co
Lindwer
Colorado
E. C. Peto
Chicago
Liescause
Peto Kent
Muscatine
Hendricks
Noy
Pioneer Button Company
Owen & Johnston Buy Building in Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction Iowa December 17 The firm Owen Johnston bought from Mrs Arthur Springer of Wapello the building now home to Miss Frane Sigafoose. The firm will move their grocery store to the site March 1 W T Brown returned from Des Moines Thursday night after a trip there and via Burlington to Keo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Owen & Johnston
J. M. Bank
Arthur Springer
Wapello
Frane Sigafoose
W. T. Brown
Des Moines
Burlington
Keo
Local Socials and Visits Across Davenport Muscatine and More
Mrs. Brown remains in the hospital as friends share updates. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Bring and Mrs. B. H. Meffar visited in Davenport on Thursday. Miss Mattia Dill to help at the post office through Christmas. William Beardsley of Haskins saw son Will conducting a Carr’s store sale. Mrs. Stapp and Mrs. Blair spent Thursday in Muscatine. Mrs. Henry Wiegman of Washington visited her daughter Miss Faye. HN H Wilson returned from Colfax after ten days of rheumatism treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
B. G. Bring
B. H. Meffarland
Davenport
GC. DeFord
L. M. Gabriel
Columbus City
Mattia Diu
William Beardsley
Haskins
Will
Carr's
J. J. Stapp
J. &. Blair
Muscatine
Henry Wiegman
Washington
Faye
HN. H. Wilson
Colfax
Button Workers Hold Big Social
The Button Workers Protective Association held its first social last evening at the Trades and Labor Assembly hall. Supreme President T F Gleason spoke on the comparative values of various forms of insurance. Walter Mohnsen gave a vocal solo. a piano duet by Helen Dealing and Mrs George Holliday followed. Dealing's orchestra provided dance music for about one hundred attendees. The group plans further events in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Button Workers’ Protective Association
Trades and Labor Assembly Hall
Wofs Insurance
T. F. Gleason
Walter Mohnsen
TF. Gleason
Leghorn Draws Ten More Days In Jail
Maynard Leghorn, charged with assaulting A. B. Conklin at a Cedar Street restaurant, changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced by Judge Howes to ten days in the county jail. He will start a second ten days after the first expires for intoxication. The Bryant brothers James and Allen, linked to the same fracas, face further action likely on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Leghorn
A. B. Conklin
Cedar-streeet
Howes
Leghor
James
Allen Bryant
Verdict in cross case returned in Davenport
The jury in C. B. Vail versus Allen and James Crogs returned a verdict for the defendants. James Cross was dismissed as no evidence tied him to liability, leaving Allen Cross as the sole defendant. The decision, read at 9 am, follows a trial begun yesterday with plaintiff seeking $100 for alleged misuse of a team of horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Vail
Allen
James Crogs
Mr. Vail
Wilton
Davenport
Warner
James Cross
Allen Cross
Horan and
Devitt
Many Wanderers Hit the Station at Muscatine
Chief of Police Vannatta reports 83 homeless wanderers sought lodging at city charters over four weeks ending December 14, 1909. The monthly arrest list includes intoxication assault and battery speeding and other offenses recorded for submission to the mayor and city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vannatta
City of Muscatine
Mrs Laura Hall And Grace Hall Leave For Peoria
Mrs Laura Hall and Miss Grace M Hall depart at noon for Peoria Illinois after visiting at Mrs John Horleys residence located at 222 East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hall
Grace M. Hall
Peoria
Ill
John Horley
East Second Street
Miss Sylvia Bradley Returns Home to Rock Island
Miss Sylvia Bradley arrives at her Rock Island home this noon after a brief stay with her father, George Bradley, at 07 West Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Bradley
Rock Island
George Bradley
West Front Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chigkens
Geo. W. Reuling’s
Journal Office
Frank Kowman
Riemcke
Oliver
Lou Melrea
Choice
Titus Loan, & Investment Co
Town Ave
W. P. Roberts
Cotter
Chris. Otto
L.morris
Fairport
F. M. Hopkins
Mulberry Avenue
Holly
Geo
Kranz & Son's
U. S. Express
C. A. Purbis
West Liberty
Fred Schreurs
East Fourth Street
Mary Carpenter
Chris
Otto
P. H. Austin
West Second Street
Harry Tiecke
J. E. Stevenson & Son
Hershey Building
E. Stevenson & Son
Nellie Beitel
Fred Baitel
Orange Street
Council
Columbus
Gordon
Panama
New York
Gordon’s Cloak House
W. 2Nd St
Iowa
Reinemund
Rreinemund
Assembly Hall
Supreme President
T. F. Glea
Lance
Leghorn
Allen Crogs
Brighty
Vannatta's
Tion
Xmas
Xmas Jewelry
Xumas
the Money Saving Store
Max Siegel
Pers
B.S. Lilly
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