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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1905

Page

2

Wrayville friends attend Chicago fat stock show return

Messrs. red Foster and Joe Watson returned from Chicago where they attended the fat stock show. A number of friends were entertained and shared a Christmas dinner at Ed Feldman’s home. Mrs. Nuetzman left for White Hall to visit her son Wesley and another son Make J. before returning.

Wrayville Red Foster Joe Watson Chicago Ed. Feldman Nuetzman White Hall Wesley Make J

Abbie Feldman Weds Willis Thirtyacre in Foster Elba

A large crowd attended the wedding of Miss Abbie Feldman of Foster Illinois to Willis Thirtyacre of Eliza. The ceremony occurred at noon under an arch with Mendelssohn music. Rev Carewell presided. Pearl Bowser and Ed Feldman Jr. served as bridesmaid and best man. reception followed with plentiful gifts and a wedding dinner.

Abbie Feldman Willis Thirtyacre Mr. Thirtyacre Quincy Ford Mewes Muscatine Nellie Wray Germida Mt F. W. Carewell Foster Eliza Mendelssohn

Colfax hotel men form health resort promoters

Hotel men of Colfax form a consolidation to promote the town as a health resort and boost business They will entertain traveling men and advertise the resort A young man near Oskaloosa set traps and gathered sixty seven furs including skunks muskrats and mink He sold the furs to a firm in Sta is and received a handsome check in payment

Colfax Oskaloosa St Ais

Grant Franchise for Eastern Iowa Interurban into Muscatine

A special Muscatine city council meeting considered granting the Eastern Iowa Interurban railway franchise to enter the city. Changes to the ordinance triggered debate over building placement along the riverbank and ground allotment, with final readings and ads discussed. John Neibert invited council members to Champion Hose banquet on January 6.

Eastern Iowa Alon Reed Tie Mr. Reed Ald. Mlannery Rock Island Road John Neibert Champion Hose, Hook and Ladder Company

Pyramid Pile Cure claims free trial offer in plain wrapper

A testimonial letter from George Braneigh of Schellburg Pa proclaims fourteen years of piles relief with Pyramid Pile Cure. The ad promises free treatment in a plain sealed package to anyone sending name and address, then offers full size 50 cent packages via druggists or direct mail from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich.

George Braneigh Schellburg Pyramid Drug Co Pyramid Building Marshall, Mich

Morgan's Pharmacy promotes Hamlin's Wizard Oil

An old newspaper note markets Hamlin's Wizard Oil for rheumatism neuralgia and other pains as a safe internal and external remedy sold by druggists at 50 cents and 1.00 with a full guarantee. Also mentions Muscatine city council actions authorizing long fire service certificates for four members and a 10 year certificate for another. A cold remedy Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets is advertised with a money back guarantee and B W Groves signature on each box.

B. W. Grove

Grand Opera House January Attractions Revealed

Manager Salisbury announces a busy January lineup at the Grand with Howe's Moving Pictures on January 6 and Babes in Toy Land on January 11. Other acts include Buster Brown January 15, M C A Star Course January 16, When Knighthood Was in Flower January 17, Pauline Hall's Opera Company January 18, Winninger Bros January 22, Nobody's Claim January 29, and The Telephone Girl January 30.

Salisbury Grand Opera House Grand Howe Moving Pictures Buster Opera Company Winninger Bros

Christmas at local homes and district program in Lincoln Iowa

Peter Haur visited Iowa City last Thursday. Alfred Lennabaugh, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lennabaugh, is improving slowly. Ernest Wagner of Downey and Chas Perczek and family spent Christmas at Mich Schuessler’s. District No. 6 pupils, guided by Miss Haur, staged a Christmas program with Santa Claus and a tree. Numerous local visitors attended Christmas gatherings at John Stock’s and with the Fryermuth, Wiese, Lennabaugh, and Haur families. Will Schappveld visits Davenport. Christmas guests included Grandma Freyermuth, Claus Wiese and families, Henry Lennabaugh and daughter Bertha, at the Haur home. Adam Schuessler and family spent Christmas at Fritz Juhnke Sr.’s.

Miss Haur Santa Claus Gus. Sievers Geo. Skvranz Mich Schuessler Emma Schuessler Erna Hauri Mary Waalberg Anna Saalbers Ernest Hauri Harry Lenz Arthur Schuessler William Frank Waalberg Mr. Kaalberg John Stock John Burr Levi Burr Wm. Steck Will Schappveld Davenport Freyermuth Claus Wiese Henry Lennabaugh Miss Bertha Haur Adam Schuessler Fritz Juhnke

Christmas visits and hometown notices in Ainsworth

Riley Miller and family from Washington spent Christmas with the W. F. Trotter home. Karl Cocklin returned from Iowa City for vacation. Mrs Nova Martin of Chicago attends the Thompson Rankin wedding in Washington. Sam Stephens returns from Ames for a month’s vacation. Bessie McBride and family visit from Columbus Junction for Christmas. Mrs Utterback mourns the death of her sister in Indiana. R. S. Dix returns to Dows, Ta., for two weeks off. Ella Laird returns from Princeton for the holidays. Leonard Trotter comes home from Ames for vacation. Shirley Dawson and James Trotter visit in Washington. Martha Walker returns from Washington for a few days before leaving for Colorado. Mr Lindborn visits Washington. Mrs Shipler of Batavia visits her daughter in Washington. Fred Spalding travels to Washington for the Thompson Rankin wedding. Glen, Iffie and Mattie Porter visit Brighton. M. L. Olds trips to Hannibal, Missouri. Clara Trotter and Vera Miller return from Washington after visiting friends.

Ainsworth Utterback Indiana R. S. Dix Dows Ella Laird Princeton Leonard Trotter Ames Shirley Dawson James Trotter Washington Martha Walker Colorado Mr. Lindborn Mr. Shipler Batavia Lindborn Fred Spalding Glen, Iffie Mattie Porter Brighton M. L. Olds Flannibal Clara Trotter Vera Miller

Cure dandruff with Newsbro's Herpicide

Cure dandruff by killing the germ that causes dandruff and baldness. Herpicide promises to destroy dandruff germs, stop irritation, and keep the scalp pure. Sold by leading druggists and Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store in Detroit. Send 1c in stamps for a sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Michigan.

Newsbro Herpicide Co Detroit Mic Havercamp Preseription

Social Roundup From Orono Christmas Visits

Orono reports a holiday of family visits and illness notes. Mrs. John Bowlby visited Rock Island for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Siemen joined Christmas with the L. G. Coder family near Letts. Miss Allie Chapman from near Arden stayed with her sister Mrs. Harl Idle. Henry Kutler and family with Webster Newtons at Columbus Junction. Frank Edgington of South Muscatine visited daughter Mrs. Abpot. Will McCormick and Charlie McCormicks spent Christmas at Columbus City. Grandma Hill shows slight improvement after weeks of sickness. Mrs. A. J. Brockway returns from Columbus City. B. L. Metcalf of Nichols on a business visit. M. L. Brockway and Ida Nash hosted Christmas dinner east of Michels. D. C. McKee and family with John McCurdy at Conesville. John Hawkins visited Muscatine on business. Mrs. Wil Morris and Mrs. Ira Owen on sick lists this week.

M. L. Brockway Ida Nash Michels H. H. Owen

Christmas Cantata At High Prairie School

The High Prairie Sunday school staged a Christmas entertainment on Tuesday evening December 26 at the High Prairie Methodist Ep Is t al church. A cantata The Star Queen and recitations by pupils delighted the audience. Master Charles Baker sang a sweet expressive solo. Children spoke parts not in the cantata. Santa Claus and aides handed out candy sacks. Opening prayer by Rev. E G Brooks and benediction by Rev Richardson of Ardon U B church.

High Prairie High Prairie Methodist Epist al Charles Baker Charles Santa Claus E. G. Brooks Richardson U. B Ardon

Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and $100 Reward

An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive remedy for catarrh with a $100 reward for any failure. It asserts constitutional treatment, internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, and claims to build up the patient’s constitution. Includes testimonials list offer and drugstore contact details.

Hall Fall F.J. Cheney & CO Toledo

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