Sorosis Club Christmas Party Lights Up Weat Fourth Street
Misses Sue and Mira Erb entertained Sorosis members at their Weat Fourth Street home last evening for a Christmas party. Decorations featured holly poinsettias and small Christmas tree place cards. Hats from Paris sparked fun with a prize miniature accordion won by Mrs. S. Ek. Hughes. Guests exchanged gifts as games and contests provided entertainment.
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Borosis Club
Sue
Mira Erb
Sorosis Club
Weat Fourth Street
Paris
S. Ek. Hughes
Hanson Home Christmas Party Brings Kappa Delta Club
Mrs. Harold Hanson hosted a Christmas gathering last evening for the Kappa Delta club at her home, decorated with holly bells and poinsettias. A festively trimmed tree stood with gifts for guests and refreshments were served in seasonal style.
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Harold Hanson
Kappa Delta Club
Mrs Johnson Hosts Card Club Session Tonight
Mrs Roy Johnson hosted the Monday evening Auction Bridge club at her 411 West Second Street home with Mrs William Mull winning the club award and Mrs B Cobb of Davenport taking the guest prize. The next session will be at Mrs William Mulls 116 West Sixth Street on Monday evening. January 4. Twenty four young people sleighed to John Tomfelds near Letts Town last night. They left at eight and were greeted with a bountiful supper in honor of Miss Lucy Tomfield.
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Tres Montarde Club
Lucile Naryis
West Fourth Street
Mao
Elizabeth Cronin
West Second Street
Elizabeth Ingraham
Bismarck Street
Johnson
Roy Johnson
William Mull
Cobb
Davenport
West Sixth Street
John Tomfeld
Letts
Tomfeld
Lucy Tom
Philharmonic Club
Schmidt Music Hall
R. and M. Embroidery Club
Lillian Bronner
West Eighth Street
Musterole offers headache relief without internal medicines
A vintage ad touts Musterole a clean white mustard oil ointment for external use to relieve headaches, colds, throat and chest congestion, and various pains. It claims quick action with no stomach or heart effects, available in 25 and 60 cent sizes and a $2.50 hospital size from The Musterole Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Musterole
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Kensington club hosts Monday afternoon gathering
Mrs. H Steinfurt welcomed members of the Monday Afternoon Kensington club at her Bismarck street home for needlework and refreshments. Other community notes mention the Philharmonic Club concert preparations, embroidery club postponement to January 4, and various society meetings in Seventy Six Township and local homes.
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Mis. Steinfurt
Kensington Club
H. Steinfurt
Bismarck Street
Christian Endeavor Society of
St. John's
J. B. Church
John Gertenbach
Seventy- Six
Township
Former Resident Wallace Proctor Passes Away
Wallace Proctor, a well known former resident of Muscatine, died yesterday at the Soldiers' Home in Marshalltown. He came to Muscatine from Canada in 186, lived here for years, and entered the Soldiers' Home eighteen years ago. A Civil War survivor, he is mourned by his wife and four children.
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Wallace Proctor
Muscatine
Marshalltown
Proctor
Canada
Announce Further Stunts for Affair at Homecoming
Two more stunts join the homecoming event for the Red Men. Charles Hagerman will perform the Iggoroti Dance, an official native Philippine piece resembling a low Russian Cossack dance. Two lodge members will stage a boxing bout influenced by Art De Jeffries, with three rounds and a knockout not required.
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Charles Hagerman
Jeffries
Snow sweeper kept busy on city tracks all day
The large snow sweeper of the D and M Railway cleansed city tracks throughout the day, with tracks traversed two to three times. Cars on city lines ran near schedule despite heavy weather. Mrs Charles Anderson of Letts was in town yesterday shopping and rode the afternoon train home.
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D. and M. Railway Company
Oines
Charles Anderson
Letts
Hog cholera hits Muscatine Island hog herd
Le Grande Eliott, a Muscatine Island farmer, reports more than 50 hog deaths in ten days due to hog cholera. The outbreak is not widespread in the district, with only a few herds infected, though the loss is significant to Eliott's operation.
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Muscatine Island
le Grande Eliott
Open Lumber Sheds Enclosed At Roach and Musser Factory
Plans to change departments at the Roach and Musser factory lead to enclosing the open lumber sheds on the south side of the railway, previously used for rough lumber. The work, done during a shutdown, should finish within a week despite unfavourable weather, with a second shed likely to be built in spring for rough lumber storage.
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Roach and Musser
Dredge Boat Keeps 24 Hour Winter Operation
A dredge boat on Muscatine slough runs daily around the clock through winter, supported by two crews working 20 hours each day due to its advanced facilities. The vessel has operated all winter with the boat in service for months, maintaining continuous dredging despite low temperatures.
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Muscatine Slough
Games Postponed in Church League
Due to teams failing to mobilize, Sunday school league games were postponed again. Conflicting engagements kept players from reporting to team captains.
Women's Assailant Held in Jail and Local Quarantine Meeting
Johnson County farmer leaders call on the coming legislature to reimburse losses from cholera quarantine. Andrew Walding bound over for assault with intent to rob and held on $500 bond after attacking three women. A remodel of the Iowa City postoffice is announced due to rising business at the Johnson County Bank building and the need for more clerical space.
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Journal
Towa City
Andrew Walding
Ewing
Walding
Myrtle Wildman
Anna Unash
Mary Machovec
Johnson County Bank
W. C. Coast
Iowa City
Martin
September Morn well received here at Grand Theatre
Last evening's performance of September Morn at the Grand Theatre impressed patrons more than the initial show. The well chosen company delivered a polished, entertaining production with strong comic talent Leo Greenwood as Rudolf Plastic and John Patton as Willie Bumkum drawing big laughs.
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Atusentine Theatre
Grand Theatre
la Salle Theatre
Leo Greenwood
Rudolf Plastic
John Patton
Will
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Ovota
M. E. Church
Robert B. Jones
Carlena Diercks
Henrietta Beckman
Ida Herwig
Christena Lemiau
Henry Hiller
Louis Yarek
Jacob Diercks
Sidney Terry
Nellie Lemiau
L. E. Kettlecamp
Emma Diercks
Cary Herwig
Asther Funck
Hannah Zeidler
Alfred Lemitau
Ralph Diercks
I Frank Diercks
Carl Koenig
John Herwig
Marie Herwig
Epworth League
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Hanson
Gas House Coke
Muscatine Lighting Co
Rob Musterole
Feld
Genevieve Allen
Cedar Street
H. and
E. Ueerd
Oak Street
Ct City
Elliott
Etrates Muscatine Island
South End
West Liberty
H. R. Minor
Bard
South Muscatine
Florence Fisher
New Hamp Shire Street
Lone Tree
DE Laval
Te de Laval
Detthof Hdw
Furs
E. J. Zeidler
Ry Goods Store
Johnson County
Georgia Allen
Louise
Ollie Carew
Argentina
Miss Allen
Curt Vance
Ted
Miss Carew
Maxixe
LA Salle
Ori
Ginal
Leysen
Cut Price Shoe Store
Wendinger & Aull
Propa Zoola
Ave
Gremmel’s
the House OF Pipes
M. Brower
East Second
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