Mundt Carriage Works repairs and repainting noted
Local notices list Mundt Carriage Works doing repairs and repainting for carriages and buggies. Mrs Henry Earl of Oregon Street left for Columbus Junction, John Wonderly of Pine Street left for a visit to Washington. Mr and Mrs Frank Manley arrived from Silvis for a short visit. Mrs Fred Hummell returned to Nichols after shopping and visiting in the city. Miss Billa Milhallin, visiting at 606 East Eleventh Street, returned to Nichols yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Earl
Oregon Street
Columbus Junction
John Wonderly
Pine, Street
Washington
Frank Manley
Silvis
Fred .Hummell
Nichols
Billa Milhallin
Lee Yreers
East Eleventh Street
Local residents depart for visits and holidays
Mrs P F OToole returns to Letts after shopping in the city. Miss Linda Nichols and others from 950 Whicher Street leave for holiday visits. Nellie Ryan of Hast Second Street heads to Columbus Junction for a short visit. Gladys Fitzsimmons, Mildred McKilip and several others also depart yesterday afternoon for various visits. Mr and Mrs S J Kennedy plan an extended visit with relatives in Quincy. Lulu Barnes and daughter return to Letts after shopping and visits. Marjorie Goodman, Ames student, leaves for Davenport for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Nichols
Whicher Street
Nichols
Nellie Ryan
Hast Second Street
Columbus Junction
Gladys Fitzsimmons
Letts
Mildred McKilip
Hdna
Pearl Althaus
West Seventh Street
Nina Stineman
Florence Kranz
Helen Martin
H. R. Whistler
Riverside
S. J. Kennedy
East Second Street
Quincy
E. H. Barnes
Lulu
Marjorie ‘Goodman
Ames
Davenport
Tango Teacher Sued by Instructor for 90 Dollar Claim
Miss Velva Young, former instructor and partner in performances, sues Edward J. Stewart of Geneva Golf and Country Club claiming 90 dollars for tango and other dances taught and three exhibitions. She alleges an agreement to pay 15 dollars weekly and 5 dollars per exhibition, with Kaufmann and Williss as her attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Stewart
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Velva Young
Miss Young
Mr. Stewart
Davenport Times
Valva Young
Stewart
Kaufmann & Willissl
TO MARIN LIEBKNECHT FIGHT ENROLLED IN GERMAN ARMY
Paris December 25 dispatch reports Karl Liebknecht the German socialist leader who opposed the war credit has been enrolled in the German army. The move aims to suppress his opposition after his Reichstag protest. A treason trial was considered too dangerous an experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Karl Liebknecht
Reichstag
Humanite
List of Letters Remaining Unclaimed at Muscatine Post Office
Week ending December 23 includes a men’s list with Baker B C Black Banes Bopp Davis & Phillips Redus Dodfre Chas A Hacke C L Hudler William N Jackson Mana ger Portable Roller Rink Millburn & Devore Herbert Miller Frank Pem ble Rice & Adams David Rodgers and a ladies list with Mrs Jacob Balmos Mrs Emerson Miss Della Falb Mrs Ella Gatlin Mrs L Hoersch Mrs Dorth Rold Mrs Cecelia Smith. Callers for letters should say Advertised. Robt S McNutt P 1.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Baker
B.C. Black
Banes Bopp
Davis & Phillips
Redus Dodfre
Chas. A. Hacke
C. L. Hudler
William N. Jackson
Millburn & Devore
Herbert Miller
Frank Pemble
Rice & Adams
David Rodgers
Jacob Balmos
Emerson
Della Falb
Ella Gatlin
L. Hoersch
Dorth Rold
Cecelia Smith
Robt. S. McNutt
P. 1
First Baptist Church Outlines Plan to Aid Muscatine Poor
The First Baptist church announces a city wide plan with 24 district leaders to identify and relieve sick and needy residents. Donations of money food and clothing are requested with details for drop offs and receipts. The effort aims to alleviate immediate need and address the root causes while coordinating with future groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
First Baptist Church
Cedar Streets
Manipulation of locks affects river stage at Keokuk Dam
The Keokuk dam gates were adjusted to raise a sunk ferryboat in Quincy Bay, causing a rapid fall in the river stage for over a day. Dredging plans shift to the lower bay with government aid limited to that area. Mrs. R. Hy Norman of Lone Tree visited and shopped in town.
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Keokuk Dam
W. L. Heckman
Quincy Bay
Keokuk
Hoffman
Beautiful Christmas Services Across City Churches
Christmas observances filled Muscatine churches with elaborate music and devotions. Trinity Episcopal held a midnight service with a rich program led by Robert J. Jones. St Matthias and St Mary’s Catholic churches reported crowded masses with Loesch mass in F, Lambilottes Pastorale, and Novello pieces. Rev Takkenberg delivered the early sermon. Grace Lutheran and several German churches also hosted 10:30 morning services. Sunday school programs featured songs and recitations at German Lutheran and Latter Day Saint churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert J. Jones
D. Owen Jones
Florence Nargis
A. B. Clapp
Bath St.’ Matthias
St. Mary’s Catholic
St. Matthias Church
Loesch
Father Miller
Davenport
Iowa
St. Mary’s Church
Weigand
Father Takkenberg
Father Greiser
Grace Lutheran Church
Sale of Christmas Seals Falls Short This Year
Civic Society reports Red Cross seal sales in Muscatine likely to be half of 1913 totals. About 50,000 seals distributed to schools and hospitals, but expected sales may reach only 15,000 to 20,000. Final figures to be released after reports come in. Mrs Josephine Eshelmann departed for a short visit to Columbus Junction.
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Red Cross
Civic Society
Red Cross ‘Society
The
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