Christmas Flowers GALORE Cut Flowers and Plants Sale
A holiday sale advertisement showcases a wide range of flowers. It promotes cut flowers, mistletoe, wreaths, Xmas bells, holly, and potted plants for Christmas decorating.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1907
Page
4
A holiday sale advertisement showcases a wide range of flowers. It promotes cut flowers, mistletoe, wreaths, Xmas bells, holly, and potted plants for Christmas decorating.
Local notices highlight holiday events and discounts at Nievels and Morgan’s. Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs. Buckles face illnesses, while numerous residents travel to Clinton Davenport Rock Island and Fairport. A district court case Baker vs Baker proceeds and Kaiser Hose Co. hosts a big Xmas night dance with full orchestra.
Henry F. Liebbe, Iowa state architect, wrote Edison about cement house sanitation. Edison answered tracing dampness tests with cement blocks and water porosity, noting block porosity varies with cement quality and that damp cement is unsuitable for dwellings.
Rev. Henry Tuttel of Grinnell Iowa visits this city to assess the Mulford mission and its strong growth. He aims to form an independent church organization soon with a resident pastor and new church societies to expand the chapel’s work.
Ditmars Ayers and Ditmars Kerr Co consolidate to form Ditmars Kerr Co starting January 1 1908. H J Ditmars F E Ayers remain with the new firm joined by A W Hine Jr former bookkeeper, creating a strong combined business with lumber building materials and full agricultural implements.
Sam McElhaney pleaded guilty in Judge Howe's court to permitting a minor to play pool in his establishment and was fined. Local pool rooms were ordered to close on Sundays and after 11 PM on weekdays, with slot machines to be removed. Mrs. Jennie Field filed the complaint on behalf of her son Dale.
Chicago University defeated the Iowa Hawkeyes 35 to 26 in a tight game at Iowa City. Schommer led the visitors with 21 points, while Ramsell tallied eight baskets for Iowa and Penned a strong first half for Chicago.
Burlington visitor J R Penrose. new baby girl for W D Cunan and wife. Latta from Washington. Oakville visits. teachers’ convention and meetings attended by area educators. Christmas programs planned at churches. Brown Hays buys and plans to rebuild Gilmore house. U S customs officer John Owens to War Road. Miles Nelson to preach. Free Methodist circuit meets Dec 21 22. Williamses return from western trip. Bert Jarvis on furlough from the army.
In Jersey City, John Pfeiffer and his daughter Margaret faced arraignment before Judge Blair on indictments accusing them of being common scolds. The case marks Pfeiffer as the first male indicted for the charge in Hudson County in living memory.
Miss Florence McKibben and Rev John Ballou were married at the McKibben home in Muscatine with Rev Leach officiating. Guests noted a simple ceremony, mistletoe decorations, and a luncheon. The couple will reside in Sioux City after visiting Omaha.
The treasury department announces a counterfeit ten dollar Buffalo note appearing in Washington on December 21. The note looks authentic at first glance but the lathe work and ruling are crude and fractured. Serial number shown is 4,678,111.
The Presbyterian College Union of the Middle West held its annual meeting in Chicago. W. E. Parsons of Fairfield Iowa was elected president and L. M. McAfee of Parkville Missouri became secretary treasurer. Twenty colleges were represented.
Paris reports the death of M. Paquin the renowned dressmaker on December 21. Paquin gained fame for his haute couture designs and influence in fashion circles.
Mrs Johanna Albrand, visiting relatives in the city for several days, departed for Davenport on the noon train.
The Baptist church ladies held a sewing session at Mrs. H. Warner’s home on Eighth Street yesterday afternoon with strong attendance. The next meeting is scheduled for next Friday at the church.
The Major John Circle will convene at Mrs George Sherberger's residence Monday evening December 23. Full attendance is requested by organizers for the gathering.
Des Moines reports 263 boys and girls subjected to corporal punishment in September per Supt. Riddle. Twenty-five of the punished were girls.
Small white poodle named Charlie missing. If found return to 12 Mulberry Ave. for a reward. call 219-J with information.
Fred Hartman of East Fourth street was severely bruised and his back sprained when his wood wagon ran away on Third Street. Frightened horses plunged the rig down a steep hill, overturning near Spruce street and damaging the wagon.
Elsie May Schilling and W T Kirkpatrick were married at the Schilling residence in Sigourney with a small family gathering. The couple plans to reside in Pfaff cottage after the new year and visit Des Moines and Ottumwa.
In North Attleboro Mass on December 21 E R Herrington a depositor in the insolvent Jewelers National Bank collapsed during talk about the bank’s affairs and died a few hours later.
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