Dance the Old Year Out and the New Year In Ball
Co. C hosts a New Year’s Eve ball on Monday December 31 1900 to welcome 1901 with music dancing and refreshments for members and guests.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
8
Co. C hosts a New Year’s Eve ball on Monday December 31 1900 to welcome 1901 with music dancing and refreshments for members and guests.
The Bee Hive remnant sale continues with many bargains found today and more left for tomorrow. Stein's hosts popular songs on New Year's night and Aunt Malinda presents South Before and North After the War at Stein's on January 1.
Co. C is ordered to attend drill Friday night December 28 with full attendance requested. Command issued by Captain J. L. Smeenk.
Local notices advertise Little piccaninies singing at Stein's on January 1 and a performance of The Fatal Rose of Red by Kimmel at the Grand on December 28. Stein's also hosts South Before and North After the War on January 1 with Miss Gertrude Lee as Aunt Ma lvina. Frank the Jeweller's offers reservation seats for Lenore on January 8 at 85c. Thompson's Book Store lists blank books diaries and office supplies for 1901. Mrs. John Milhouse and relatives arrive from Des Moines and plan a short visit. A Davenport officer and Memorial University leaders visit Mason City to muster a Sons of Veterans camp, with charter members urged to meet at the G A R hall at 7:30 PM.
The Grand Opera house will host a weeklong run by the Flora DeVoss company at popular prices. Destiny a five act melodrama with new special ties will headline with 30 20 and 10 cent seats. Ticket sales begin Friday morning and several parties have already purchased.
Word reached the city of Ellsworth Sherfey of Sweetland Township who had his arm torn off by a corn shredder as he fed fodder before noon today. Doctors Morgridge and Norton left for his home as he bled heavily and faced potential death.
Dec 31 1900 crowds gather as music fills the Armory for Co C ball ushering out the old year and welcoming 1901 with festive dance and song.
A severe storm swept southwest Ireland on December 28, causing road closures in all directions and extensive property damage. Cork reports the fiercest in 25 years with heavy winds and rising danger.
A severe gale along the British coast causes multiple wrecks and reports twenty deaths. The bark Pegasus from San Francisco foundered near Cardiff with only one of 34 crew members surviving.
Advices from Manila report active campaigning by American forces in the north. The towns of Jiminez and Langarin were captured along with several insurgent strongholds, and multiple insurgent bands were routed.
The notice announces a regular KOTM review at 7:30 this evening. It references initiation proceedings and the Sir Knight Commander role.
Wyoming Lodge No 76 calls all members to attend this evening session at Castle Hall led by J. Coster C C.
A large Muscatine audience filled the new Grand opera house for a second night, selling out most seats. The New England comedy Blue Jeans disappointed most patrons, while praise poured in for the building and builder Mr. Johnston as future plays are promised to be first class.
Co. C at the Armory hosts New Year's Eve events as Townsend the photographer announces readiness to do kodak developing and finishing at popular prices.
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese peace commissioners resisting punishment of royal blood and fears of foreign legations hindering the emperor's return. In Peking the British add 100 troops and three guns at Yang-tsut while tensions rise as Boxers allegedly murder British soldiers. A US cavalry detachment sails to probe reported Christian burnings.
A telegraph report from Washington Iowa claims forty nine children skating on the Fos ter river near Whatcheer were drowned. The claim could not be confirmed after messages to multiple points failed to verify the disaster.
In Judd Iowa the father Louis Tonhose seeks $900 for his missing son and $1000 for the kidnappers after the boy vanished Tuesday. In Green Bay Bishop Mesmer backs Bishop Els by ordering English use in diocesan churches some of the time.
Word arrived from Chicago of the death of J W Scholton a longtime Muscatine resident who ran a shoe shop on Walnut street. He moved to Chicago two years ago to live with his son Ben Scholton.
W. J. Bryan said in an interview he will start a weekly Lincoln paper named the Commoner. He will serve as editor and proprietor with a scope covering social, economic, and political topics.
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