Surprising South Muscatine Couple Marry Quietly
Emma Silberhorn and Klaus Schmarje wed on December 5 at Musserville M E church. The couple plans to announce their marriage after settling in a new home while friends await a formal surprise.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
5
Emma Silberhorn and Klaus Schmarje wed on December 5 at Musserville M E church. The couple plans to announce their marriage after settling in a new home while friends await a formal surprise.
Mr and Mrs Tori Ellinwood of 509 Grandview Avenue plan to leave tomorrow for Denver where they expect to reside permanently. Mr Ellinwood has worked fourteen years at Roach and Musser, rising to foreman of the machine and woodworking department. Their son Delbert has been in Denver for the past three years.
Principal Dina McCoy and teachers prepare elaborate Christmas programs for Friday afternoon celebrations. Upper grades plan entertainments for lower grades with separate acts for Mulford division. Decorations feature evergreen, bells, and Christmas trees, with pupil help and class-by-class planning.
Pleasant Prairie Iowa reports a series of Advent week activities and visits. August Ramm and son transacted business in Davenport Saturday. Mrs McElroy and daughter visited Ed Wathans. Claus Thompson did business in Rock Island Monday. Several residents visited Wilton Sunday. School closes Friday for the week of vacation. John Schmidt attended a sale near Sunbury Monday. Glenn McElroy attended Frank Sissell's sale near Fairport. Mrs Belle Fowler and son from Grinnell visit Mrs Matilda Irwin.
Bloomington Iowa December 21 Bloomington Sunday school to present a Christmas morning program at 10 oclock at the church The program titled Christmas Bells features choir narration scripture readings and songs with participants including Helen Miller Esther and Irvin Graham Beulah LeFever Ruth Shelabarger Iona Gettert Bernice Miller and many others The event culminates with Santa and greeting remarks by Vera Negus and others.
Walter A. Drawbaugh of Oregon Street becomes proprietor of the Fifth Street and Park Avenue grocery after the handover on Tuesday. He is described as a capable young businessman who will treat customers well. The Empire City Pearl Button Co plans to install a new shell crushing plant at its factory soon despite dull business. East Hill locals note visits and travel among residents, including Brown returning from Washington to Smalley Avenue and Millage heading to Wilton. The Griffin infant illness is reported as critical.
Iowa City revealed a wet outcome in a signers canvass of the consent petition. Civic League efforts to close saloons near the university faced defeat as semi official returns showed opposition. Students began a petition drive to extend the five mile liquor limit to the state university with about 800 new names.
Amish ia December 21 report states a Christmas program will be given here on Friday with community involvement promised.
A medical advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as preventing dangerous abdominal surgery failures. It claims painless purification and lists Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the seller for 25 cents.
A stranger in Ottumwa swindled a delivery boy of $18 and two pairs of silk hose after ordering items to exchange a $20 bill. The door slammed on the boy as the thief fled, leaving the store short of goods and funds.
Police believe the same man who staged a similar heist in Marshalltown this week is behind the latest local robberies. Detectives are reviewing surveillance footage and seeking tips to identify the suspect.
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