New Year Urges to Tidy Up Small Accounts
A prompt to begin the year by organizing all minor financial accounts and records, aiming for clarity and easier management throughout the coming months.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1908
Page
5
A prompt to begin the year by organizing all minor financial accounts and records, aiming for clarity and easier management throughout the coming months.
Rev. P A Johnson of Grinnell IA gave an illustrated lecture on The Early History of the Congregational Church in Iowa at Mulford Congregational church. Revival meetings continue for two weeks with daily services and afternoon sessions leading to January 10. Firemen to Dance hosted by Roach and Musser Hose Company on Hanover Street Wednesday December 9.
Miss Mabel Murphy a Muscatine girl married Charles Roland of Evanston Ill Christmas afternoon at the groom s parents home Rev Herbert Smythe officiated The couple will reside in Chicago Miss Murphy is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Murphy now deceased
Keota residents filled both Methodist and Baptist churches for Christmas Eve programs. The Methodist service featured the Bethlehem Scriptural oratorio with the union choir, soloists, and Sunday school orchestra performing pieces such as In the Beginning Let there be Light and Ring the Bells. Mrs J W Helscher led God’s Love with the chorus, and Genevieve Hulse Ruth Lindauer and others contributed to Immortal Love.
A new tonic called Root Juice rapidly gains fame for stomach and kidney relief, with many praising its rapid healing. Fort Wayne police officer John K. Stevens reports kidney and bladder improvement after use, declaring full cure. the product sells for one dollar per bottle or three for two dollars and a half at Morgan's drug store.
Christmas cantatas given at local churches with E A Hulse and George Helscher leading. Keota residents and families spent Christmas in Washington or visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids, West Chester, Chicago, and other towns. Several locals traveled from Iowa City and Oklahoma for holidays and returned home well after Christmas.
Mt Vernon’s Neal and Monmouth’s Earl Vincent join Cedar Falls’ Myrtle Edgington and Coe College’s Charles Kirkpatrick for a Washington dance. Keokuk’s Oscar McNamee visits. Muscatine’s Mrs Millar and Altelkruse come to Rev and Mrs Robertson’s. Lawrence Daugherty visits Rock Island. Mr and Mrs Moritz ride to Davenport. George McCarty family spend Christmas with Stewart. A H Richardson heads to Wisconsin for Orphean dates.
Fred H. Potter of Des Moines visits family in Lone Tree during Christmas. Numerous out of town guests arrive for the holiday including Dr. R. Maresh and Miss Lou Huskins. Christmas exercises with a revolving lit tree and a Santa gift distribution accompany church events. Anna Johnson dies on Christmas Day. funeral held Sunday at Swank cemetery. Hattie Atkin and John Wassam plan to wed next Wednesday. David Loring and others spend the holiday at home. Robert Blonda and wife plan to move to Cedar Rapids.
Tabitha notes raised biscuits made with Gold Medal Flour are excellent. Samantha confirms.
About sixty five Lau rent Council knights attended a large initiation in Western Illinois. A special train carried about ninety to Rock Island where Mass at St Josephs Parish followed by a rapid three degree initiation by James Maher’s Chicago team. The banquet in the skating rink served by the Daughters of Isabella drew 700 knights and hundreds of guests. Key speakers included Jerry B Sullivan of Des Moines and James Maher. The Muscatine delegation returned home around midnight.
German Methodist Church lists watch night prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m New Year service Friday at 10 30 a m revival meetings begin next Sunday Epworth League social at Mrs Herwig s on Grand Avenue South Muscatine Tuesday at 7 30 p m inviting all friends
The First Presbyterian Church announces a shift in its weekly activity with Thursday evening prayer meeting moved from New Year’s Eve to Wednesday night. Members are advised to note the updated schedule.
The First M E Church invites attendance Thursday at 7 30 o clock for a mid week prayer meeting.
Caught In the Act And arrested by Dr. King's New Life Pills bilious headache quits and liver and bowels act right. 25c. Haver camp's Prescription Drug Store.
The Christmas program at the Lutheran church on December 24 featured songs and recitations by children and choruses. Highlights included The Message of the Bells, Christmas Message recitation by Mildred Sied, and a drill by twelve boys and girls titled Bells of Christmas.
A year end vesper service led by Miss Hawley featured reflections on lessons and failures, with solos by Miss Rosetta Wagner and Miss Harriet McQuesten. The Bible Marking class meets at 7:30 tomorrow, followed by a Christmas party with a tree and gift exchange. Mrs. Ireland's Bible class gathers tomorrow at 2:30 at 1236 Dale Street, with Miss Hoopes leading in Mrs. Treland’s absence.
Miss Elsie Wince of near Cairo spends time with sister Mrs. Ruby Wagner. Mrs. L. George travels to Washington to care for her ill son Frank. Faye Wagner helps Mrs. John Colton with house work. Miss Clara Wagener attends Fredonia church. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Johnston visit Muscatine. Clyde and Edna Carey visit Lennie and Maude George. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lupton and son Lance are visiting at the George home.
The White Prairie Grange at White Prairie Ia elected officers on Dec 17 including Master A Rexroth Overseer P B Lake Lecturer Miss Margaret Hoskins Steward J J Hoskins Assistant Steward John Rexroth Chaplain Chas Hahn Treasurer John Maurer Secretary Miss Harriet A Morgan Gatekeeper Henry C Frenzel Correspondence Miss Anna Rexroth Ponmons Miss Ida Hahn Flora Miss Clara Lake Lady Assistant Steward Miss May Maurer Organist Miss Fanny Hahn The next meeting on Jan 7 will install new officers with a program on beef and pork prep for winter, increasing interest and new members, recitations, readings and a question box.
Olive Branch notes report Mr and Mrs Cleave Bryant and son in Muscatine on business. George Hintermeister buys Henry Nicholas farm. Nicholas family to move to Oklahoma IA. Nyenhuis from Muscatine installs scales at Chase Pantel home. Rockfellow family to move near Hopewell school. Fruitland shooting match draws crowd. Pantels transact in Muscatine. Mrs D D Webster ill. Mrs Roy Kemp critically ill in Muscatine hospital. Mrs Sellers visits Abe Wilson home in Fruitland. Chas Pantel and daughter Minnie visit Pantel mother near Fairport. Bessie Cassabaum from Muscatine visits home for Christmas.
Readable items include Fairbanks engines Red Jacket pumps and U S separators listed at Frank Ashcraft's East 2nd Street with likely sales or display details for farm machinery.
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