Grand Opera House and Local Listings Promote Events
Genuine lamb and reef at C E Richard and Sons Ladies free Monday night at the Grand Opera House Great hat sale at The Paris all next week Only a few more sleighs left Hurry Frank Bowman Born to Mr and Mrs John Malone of Grand avenue last night a son See John T Holland for a substantial monument High grade work at low prices 517 WB 2nd St Secure Sour tickets now for Prince and the Peasant at the Grand Opera House Monday night Mystic Workers Degree Staff dance Assembly Hall Admission 5c Extra lady 10c A marriage license issued to Jesse Earl Luiz 20 and Katherine Flood 16 Prof George Pulse superintendent of Martinsburg Ia public schools underwent slight operation Dr Tr Johnson Dean attended him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowman
John Malone
Grand Avenue
John T. Holand
WB. 2Ng St
George Pulse
Martinsburg
Tr. Johnson Dean
Lamb and beef sale at The Paris begins Monday
Genuine lamb and beef at C. B Hats at your own price at The Paris starting Monday and continuing all week. 220 Town Ave. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy of Iowa City a son yesterday. Mrs. Murphy was formerly Miss Gertrude Cassidy of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Mall of Hibbing Minnesota visiting at the home of Constable H. C. Haney will leave tomorrow for Ottumwa to visit Mr. Mall's mother before returning to their Minnesota home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Richard & Sons
Paris
Town Ave
Joseph Murphy
Iowa City
Murphy
Gertrude Cassidy
Frank W. Mall
Hibbing
Minn
H. C. Haney
Ottumwa
Mr. Hall
Oakville
John Kramer
Bancroft
Wis
C. Ohlwein
Fred Pulver
Chicago
Geraldine Ditto
Frost & Moffit
William Billings
Nerthsburg
John Swangon
Grant Hook
Toolesboro
Shenandoah
Pearl Siverly
Wayland
N. Chanhouneaux
John Beckman
Muscatine
Roy Dickson
Galesburg
Ill
Dickson
James Parsons
New London
Harry
Abe
Arthur Snrague
James Ha
Keota Post Hosts Masquerade Party and SocialRounds
In Keota Iowa on Thursday Mrs Will G Peiffer hosted a Masquerade at the post office hall with guests in varied costumes Ice cream cake and coffee were served The best costume prize went to E G Warrington Other items note Lillian Kite plans a watch party for the Ancient and Excepted Order of Spinsters Ruth Lindauer and Ruby Hulse host ABCs at the Hulse home to greet a hopeful 1910 Catherine Johnson returns to Collins Ta after visiting her daughter Mrs R D Armstrong Card club met at Mrs J O Singmasters Miss Susan Horan of Omaha visiting A Kennell and son Lloyd travel to Des Moines Rev C L Walker of Brighton to preach at the Christian Church Sunday morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Will G. Peiffer
Post Office
Ruth Lindauer
Ruby Hulse
R. D. Armstrong
Collins
J. O
Susan Horan
Omaha
A. Kennel
Lloyd
Des Moines
C. L. Walker
Brighton
Christian Church
Library Closure Notice Delays Public Services
The P.M. Musser public library will be closed all day tomorrow except the general reading room, which will be open from 2 to 6 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Musser Public Library
Horses for sale Monday in Muscatine
John Davis of St. Paul and M Hull of East St. Louis arrive in Muscatine on Monday January 3rd to buy 250 head of horses and mules. They will operate from the A. G. Whittaker livery barn at Third and Walnut as their headquarters all day. The buyers are reputed to pay fair prices and ship many horses from Iowa. Also note hats at cost next week at The Paris, 220 Iowa Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
St. Paul
M. Hull
East St. Louis
Muscatine
A. G. Whittaker
Third and
Walnut Streets
Messrs. Davis and
Hull
Iowa
Paris
Injured Man William Cannam Referred for Treatment
William Cannam of Illinois City was severely lacerated and brought to this city for treatment and consultation with Dr. H. Johnson Dean. He is accompanied by Dr. H. L. Walker of Illinois City. The injury stemmed from a cut to his eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cannam
Ilinois City
Illinois City
H. Johnson’ Dean
H. L. Walker
Cannam
Suit Over Hay Sale Seeks 120 dollars Owed
William Hoffman sues eight defendants in district court for 120 dollars plus interest claiming on February 6 1908 they bought 15 tons of hay at eight dollars per ton and paid nothing. Oakville Iowa December 1 1909 local notes report visits and family news from Oakville and surrounding towns with names of residents and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoffman
Drowski
District Court
J. Moomey
J. Moomey, Jr
St Louis Wheat and Grain Prices and Bank Statement Figures
St Louis market shows Wheat May at 1.114 percent with Dec and May quotes for other grains. Oats Dec and May listed with fractional cents. New York bank statement records declines in Loans Deposits Reserve Surplus and excess deposits with sizeable decreases in Ex. 08 deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
New York
N. Y
Annual Weather Report 1909 Shows Normal Year with Wintry Dec
Muscatine Water Works Supt William Molis releases the 1909 weather report noting a generally normal year, a notably cold December, and higher December snowfall. Mississippi River stages ranged from 3.6 to 14.7 feet. total rain and melted snow reached 87.62 inches with December snowfall at 17.75. The resort season lists monthly river stages and rainfall figures, ending with a Harvey Stock Co sale announcement offering free admission to ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Molis
Muscatine Water Works
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Harvey Stock Co
Beta Iota Phi Stag Banquet at Commercial Hotel
The Beta Iota Phi society held a stag banquet at the Commercial hotel on Thursday evening. After a four course dinner a brief business session elected officers. The members later joined the Delta Kappa Phi girls at Miss Marie Reynolds home at 1402 Mulberry Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Iota Phi
Commercial
Beta Tota Phi Society
Delta Kappa Phi
Marie Reynolds
Mulberry Aye
Bankers' Reserve Dance Planned At Armory Hall
Arrangements for a New Year’s Eve dance at the Armory hall have been completed. Du buque drill team will arrive on the Firefly tomorrow afternoon and perform an exhibition drill. Over two hundred tickets have been sold for the affair highlighting a local event with officers elected and a social mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ Reserve
Armory Hall
Dubuque
Chief Vannatta hosts dinner for Blue Coats
Chief of Police Vannatta will host a 6 o'clock informal dinner for all police force members. An enormous turkey and plentiful accoutrements will be served, promising an enjoyable hour for the guardians of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chie
Blue Coats
Vannatta
Chhief Hhus
Turkey
Guardians of the Peace
Henderson hostess for Misses Niver club meeting
Mrs Lauren Henderson entertained the A B C club Thursday afternoon at 117 West Fourth street with Misses Margaret and Julia Niver as guests of honor. Blanche Munn and Jessie Stirlen sang several numbers during the afternoon. The regular meeting is set for next Monday evening with Miss Anna Wilson as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren Henderson
A. B.C
West Fourth Street
Margaret
Julia Wniver
Champaign
Blanche Munn
Jessie Stirlen
MissAnna Wilson
Old Fashioned Lyceum Planned at Epworth Church
Arne Epworth League of the First Methodist plans a native party next Friday evening at Mrs. E. O. Burnside’s home 2000 Mulberry venue. Attendees must wear old fashioned clothes or pay a ten cent fine. A program and social are expected. members look forward to a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Arne Epworth
South Muscatine Worker Hurt in Railroad Yards
Earl Bridges, a Rock Island railroad worker, was severely injured last evening in the local yards when a board on a locomotive toppled him to the ground. He sustained chest and abdominal injuries and required medical treatment before being taken to a church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bridges
Rock Islan
J. M. Dean
S Hame
Mulford Congregational Church
Firshurch
Devoy
B. C. Preston
el Paso
Texas
Ole Ladies’ Aid Society
Makai Church
Mulford
Entirth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rreinemund
Bijou Electric
The
Big Horn
C. E. Richard & Sons
Grand Opera House
Assembly Hall
Jesse Earl Luiz
Katherine Flood
Bienk Books
F. A, Neidig
Big Jo
Geo. Eiiman
Frere's
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Calo
Eye
South
South Cedar
Frank Tair
Illinois
Lila Rockafellow
Raymond
Pleasant View
Addie Rockafellow
Genevieve Mathews
Lee Moore
H. Ts. Dunne
Etta Ester
R. W. Hinkhouse
Ranver
West Liberty
C. M. Millhone
P. L. Welker
Columbus
Ohio
Annual Report OF the Weather
William F. Kurighr
Margaret Holmes
Wiliam F. Kurilger
St. Mary’s Rectory
Rut I. Grieser
Anna Kuriger
Edward Hoffman
Kuriger
B. Bjugbimes
Burlington
West Fifth Street
Armory
New Armory Hall
Lawrent Council of the Knights of Columbus
Koontz
Gasper
West Second Street
I. Merel &Son
Muscatine’s
Nue
M. P
Wil Randall
Elmer Steinmetz
Y. S
Harold Purdun
Robert Wallace
Mrs. Henderson
Misses Niver
Pors
C. R. Musser Neertain
C. R. Musser
Bridge
Miss Messenger
Adam. von Dresky
Ola East Highth Street
Edina Messenger
George von Dresky
Mrs Ente
Coyner
Harry Coyner
Coyner Hame
Eyrward Coyner
South Muscatine
Bar Bridge
Trents
Order
Pearl Ct Hive
Cers
Pearl City Hive
Otg
P.m
Yeoman Hall
L. Mark
Journal Want
East Hill
Eadill
East Fifth
Park Place
Park
Monroe Street
G. W.keckler
East Third Street
Diving Room Girl House
Elmer
Ies
Gamin Hyink
East J
Yen
E. B
Weelho Jowa
Gudeville
Val
Geo W. Reuling’s Grocery
Galendars
Wagner Bros
Pacific Coast
Oregom
Sunset Magazine
Far West
St Ou
Sunset Travel Club
Flood Building
San Francisco
Gal
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