Grand Opera House Hosts Events And Sales
Ladies free Monday at the Grand Opera House. Tickets on sale for Prince and the Peasant show. Mystic Workers Degree Staff dance at Assembly Hall, admission 35c plus extra lady 10c. Marriage license issued to Jesse Earl Lutz and Katherine Flood. Prof George Pulse underwent a slight operation in Martinsburg with Dr H Johnson Dean attending.
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Grand Opera House
Mystic Workers
Assembly Hall
Jesse Earl Lutz
Katherine Flood
George Pulse
Martinsburg
H. Johnson Dean
Budeville
Local Market Offers Lamb and Beef At Your Price
Genuine lamb and beef at C. E Hats at your own price at The Paris starting Monday and continuing all week. 220 Iowa Ave. Born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Murphy of Iowa City a son yesterday. Mrs Murphy formerly Miss Gertrude Cassidy of this city. Mr and Mrs Frank W Hall of Hibbing Minn visiting at Constable H C Haney's home will leave tomorrow for Ottumwa then return to Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Iowa Ave
Joseph Murphy
Iowa City
Frank W. Hall
Hibbing
Minn
H. C. Haney
Ottumwa
Mr. Hall
Minnegota
Keota Social News Club Events and Notices
Keota Ia December 31. Mr and Mrs Will C Peiffer hosted a masquerade party at the post office hall with ice cream cake and coffee. E G Warrington won the best costume prize. Miss Lillian Kite invites for a watch party of the Ancient and Excepted Order of Spinsters. J O Singmaster hosted the Card club meeting. Rev C L Walker of Brighton will preach at the Christian church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Will C. Peiffer
Post Office
Ruth Lindauer
Ruby Hulse
Hulse
Catherine Johnson
R. D. Armstrong
Collins
Card Club
J. O. Singmaster
Susan Horan
Omaha
E. A. Kennell
Lloyd
Des Moines
C. L. Walker
Brighton
Christian Church
Public Library Closure Notices Nearby
The P. M. Musser public library will close for the day tomorrow except the general reading room which will remain open from 2 to 5 30 o clock to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Musser Public Library
Horse Sale Day Scheduled in Muscatine Monday
John Davis of St. Paul and C M Hull of East St. Louis plan to buy 250 head of horses and mules in Muscatine on Monday January 3 at the A G Whittaker livery barn corner Third and Walnut. The buyers, famed for paying fair prices and shipping many horses from Iowa, will spend all day seeking stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
St. Paul
C. M. Hull
East St. Louis
Muscatine
A. G. Whittaker
Third and
Walnut Streets
Messrs. Davis and
Hull
Iowa
Hats At Cost At The Paris Millinery Sale
Next Monday and all week shoppers can buy the newest fashion hats at The Paris located at 220 Iowa Ave. The sale offers fashionable millinery at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Iowa Ave
Eye Injury Treated After Laceration Incident
William Cannam of Illinois City suffered a severe eye laceration from a piece of hay. He was brought to this city for treatment and consultation with Dr. H. Johnson Dean, joined by Dr. H. L. Walker of Illinois City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cannam
Illinois City
H. Johnson Dean
H. L. Walker
Cannam
Hoffman Sues For 120 Dollars Over Hay Sale
William Hoffman files in district court seeking judgment against S J Moomey and son S J Moomey Jr for 15 tons of hay sold Feb 6 1998 at eight dollars per ton totaling 120 dollars with no payment indicated in the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoffman
District Court
S. J. Moomey
S. J. Moomey, Jr
Oakville News Highlights Local Visits and a 1909 Wedding
Oakville Ia December 31. Mr and Mrs John Kramer came from Ban croft Wis to visit old friends. E C Ohlwein and Fred Pulver returned from Chicago with spring stock. Geraldine Ditto won a Frost & Moffit doll on Christmas day. Mrs William Billings visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Swanson till Tuesday. Grant Hook returned from Shenandoah after Christmas. Miss Pearl Siverly of Wayland visited Monday. S N Chanbouneaux bought the Cc K Schontz farm south of Oakville. Flora Coffield at tending school in Chicago spent holidays with her parents. John Beckman spent Christmas in Muscatine. Roy Dickson and mother Mrs S Dickson visited from Galesburg Ill. James Parsons and wife from New London visited brothers Harry and Abe. Mr and Mrs Arthur Snrague of Muscatine visited Toolesboro. D N Brown of Martinsburg Mo spent Christmas with his parents. A telegram announces the marriage of I G Waterhouse to Miss Emma Cavin in Moraine Sun Kan sas City Dec 29 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
John Kramer
Bancroft
Wis
E. C. Ohlwein
Fred Pulver
Chicago
Geraldine Ditto
Frost & Moffit
William Billings
Keithsburg
John Swanson
Grant Hook
Toolesboro
Shenandoah
Pearl Siverly
Wayland
S. N. Chanbouneaux
Cc. K. Schontz
Flora Coffield
John Beckman
Muscatine
Roy Dickson
Galesburg
Ill
S. Dickson
James Parsons
New London
Harry
Abe
Arthur Snrague
James
Local Social Notes From South Cedar Iowa
Mrs. Frank Lair visited relatives in Illinois last week. Mrs. Lila Rockafellow and son Raymond of Pleasant View spent Tuesday with Addie Rockafellow and family. Miss Genevieve Mathews is at home for a few days. Lee Moore of Muscatine visited his sister H L Duole and family. Miss Etta Ester is sick. R W Hinkhouse and family moved to a new home in West Liberty. Mr. and Mrs. C M Millhene entertained P Walker of Columbus Ohio Sunday.
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South Cedar
Frank Lair
Illinois
Lila Rockafellow
Raymond
Pleasant View
Addie ‘Rockafellow
Genevieve Mathews
Lee Moore
Muscatine
H. L. Duole
Etta Ester
R. W. Hinkhouse
West Liberty
C. M. Millhene
Columbus, Ohio
St Louis Grain Market Prices End Year Report
St Louis on December 31 reports wheat for May at 1.11, corn December at 62 cents and May at 66 percent, oats December at 43 and May at 45 cents. Market figures appear in the St Louis grain page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Annual Weather Report for 1909 Normal Overall
Muscatine Water Works Supt William Molis releases the 1909 weather year summary. The year was normal overall with a notably colder December and heavier December snowfall. Mississippi River highs reached 13.7 feet on May 3 and lows 2.6 feet on January 2, with ice moved Feb 26 and closed Dec 20. Total rainfall and melted snow 37.62 inches. December snowfall 17.75 inches. average river stage 7.0 feet. Seats for Harvey Stock Co sale announced.
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William Molis
Muscatine Water Works
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Tomtom
Wslass BA
Dale's
William F. Kuriger and Margaret Holmes Wed in Private Ceremony
Miss Margaret Holmes and William F. Kuriger married Wednesday evening December 29 at St Marys rectory with Rev J I Grieser officiating. Attended by close family including Anna Kuriger and Edward Hoffman. Mrs Kuriger is a daughter of Mr and Mrs E Pimes, and Kuriger works as a cigarmaker. The couple left for a few days in Burlington and will reside at 508 West Fifth Street.
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William F. Kuriger
Margaret Holmes
St. Mary’s Rectory
Re. J. I. Grieser
Anna Kuriger
Legroom
Edward Hoffman
Kuriger
Christmas Party at Armory Draws Knights of Columbus Guests
The Laurent Council of the Knights of Columbus held a Christmas party at the New Armory Hall last evening. Dancing and games kept members and friends entertained while the Koontz orchestra provided a high quality musical program. More than twenty out of town guests attended from nearby cities.
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Armory
New Armory Hall
Laurent Council of the Knights of Columbus
Koontz
Beta Iota Phi Stag Banquet and Officers Elected
The Beta Iota Phi society held a stag banquet at the Commercial hotel on Thursday evening. A four course dinner preceded a brief business session during which officers were elected. Later the group joined Delta Kappa Phi at Miss Marie Reynolds home, 1402 Mulberry Ave.
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Beta Iota Phi
Commercial
Beta Iota Phi Society
Delta Kappa Phi
Marie Reynolds
Mulberry Ave
Bank Statement Declines Across New York Figures
New York City bank statement shows loans down 2.869 million dollars and deposits off 7.999 million. Reserve falls 5.957 million with surplus down 3.9579 million. External U S deposits decrease 3.994 million.
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New York
N. Y
U. S
Local Officers Elected In Small Meeting
In a brief gathering the officers elected were M. P. Wil Randall M. P Elmer Steinmetz Harold Purdon and H C K B Robert Wallace was named as the treasurer with the group noting several pleasant hours were spent during the session.
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M. P
wWil
Randall
Elmer Steinmetz
Harold Purdon
Robert Wallace
Injuries Follows Falls in South Muscatine Yard Incident
Train yard accident in South Muscatine leaves Earl Bridges injured after a board breaks and a fall incident near a locomotive. Medical aid given. he was removed to a home for care.
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Earl
Islan
H. M. Dean
Bankers' Reserve Dance Set for New Year at Armory
Arrangements are complete for a Bankers' Reserve New Year’s Eve dance to be held at the Armory hall. Dubuque drill team will attend and perform an exhibition drill as the best Bankers' Reserve squad in the state. Over two hundred tickets have been sold.
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Bankers’ Reserve
Armory Hall
Dubuque
Chief to Host to Blue Coats Dinner Tonight
Police chief Vannatta will host a 6 oclock dinner for all officers. An informal gathering promises a hearty meal with an enormous turkey and all the trimmings, providing a pleasant social hour for the guards of the peace.
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Vannatta
Turkey
Guardians of the Peace
Mrs Henderson Hosts Misses Niver At Home
Mrs. Lauren Henderson entertained the A B C club Thursday afternoon at 117 West Fourth Street at 3. Misses Margaret and Julia Niver home from Champaign Illinois were guests of honor. Misses Blanche Munn and Jessie Stirlen gave vocal numbers. The regular club meeting will be held next Monday evening with Miss Anna Wilson as host.
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Lauren Henderson
West Fourth Street
Margaret
Julia Niver
Champaign
Blanche Munn
Jessie Stirlen
Anna Wilson
Old Fashioned Lyceum Social Planned by Epworth League
The Epworth League of the First Methodist church plans an old fashioned lyceum and social next Friday evening at Mrs. E. O. Burnside's home on Mulberry Avenue. Attendees must wear old fashion clothes or face a ten cent fine.
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Epworth League of the
First Methodist Church
E. O. Burnside
Mulberry Avenue
Mr and Mrs C R Musser Entertain At Supper
Mr and Mrs C R Musser of 515 West Second street hosted about thirty guests last evening at a buffet supper. After a fine repast the group played bridge. Out of town attendees included Mrs LeMoyne Porter from Spokane Washington Drew Musser from Little Falls Minnesota and Mr Pike from Toronto Canada.
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C. R. Musser
West Second_ street
Bridge
Hose
LeMoyne Porter
Spokane
Wash
Drew Musser
Little Falls
Minn
Mr. Pike
Toronto
Canada
Farewell gathering for Miss Ed at Von Dresky residence
A farewell party at Mrs. Adam East Eight Street hosted by George Von Dresky honored Miss Ed as she leaves Texas for a new home. The evening featured vocal selections, refreshments, and music in a pleasant social setting with guests from the Messenger family and local friends.
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von Dresky
Adam East Eighth
Texas
George von Dresky
Coyner Relatives Gather for Family Dinner in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs Coyner entertained about a dozen relatives today at their Des Moines home. The noon dinner and evening dance followed a lively afternoon with out of town guests, bob sled outing, and a series of winter dances hosted by the club at the Launch club house.
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Mring
Mil
S& Gupper
Coyner Ride Proving
Harry Coyner
Ward Coyner
Com Club
Beason
Procuring On Good Number In Attendance
Fragmentary text notes procurement on good number and attendance context. Readers see unclear details about participants. The fragment hints at a meeting or event with attendees and a count, but exact names and purpose are not readable.
Pearl City Hive No 48 Holds Impressive Regular Meeting
The recently elected Pearl City Hive No 48 of the Maccabees held an impressive ceremony during the regular meeting led by Miss Ella G. Mark commander. Miss Mark received a gift as acknowledgment of her services.
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Pearl City Hive
The
Maccabees
Ella G. Mark
Mander
Mark
Regular meeting of Muscatine No 13 L O T M at Yeoman hall
On Monday January 3 at 8 p m regular review of Muscatine No 13 L O T M will be held at Yeoman hall Elia L Mark the state commander will install officers for the coming year Refreshments will be served and every member is urged to attend
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Ole Lodge No
Yeoman Hall
Elia L. Mark
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Reinemund’s
Bijou Electric
Big Horn Ranch
Lamb and Piicer
C. E. Richard & Sons
Frank Bowman
John Malone
Grand Avenue
John T. Boland
E. 2Nd St
F. A. Nemig
Big Jo
Geo. Eitman
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Taker's Barn
Annual Report OF the Weather
Molis
Harvey Stock Co
Ces
Gasper
West Second Street
Inierel &Son
Muscatine’s
South Muscatine
Earl Bridge
BRUIS
Mulford Congregational
Firsqurch
Devo
B. C. Preston
el Paso
South End
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mulford
Young Ladies
aMen
Blue Coats
Mrs. Henderson
Misses Niver
Epworth
Lyceum
Qmrs
Mrs Ente
Pearl C Hive
Journal Want DS
East Hill
East Fifth
Park Place
Park Avenue
Monroe Street
G. W. Keckler, Jr
Third Street
Elmer
Sam
Ely
Amin Hyink
Eat Haz Sale
Geo W. Reuling’s Grocery
Valendars
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Sunset Magazine
Far West
Sunset Travel Club
San Francisco
Cal
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