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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
4
A promotional coupon invites recipients to receive a beautifully engraved caldar free with no obligation. The offer promises an artistic engraving of value for those who own furs and asks readers to fill and send the coupon to obtain monthly gifts.
The YWCA announces a New Year service tomorrow at 3 30 led by Mrs Conrad Gabriel with Miss Florence Narvis singing. A Children s Party in costume for all ages is planned Monday evening, guests should bring toys and a photo. China Painting starts next Saturday, Evening Cooking class in a week, Bible Marking on Tuesday. Cafeteria will not serve meals Monday but rooms open.
Muscatine readers learn Quincy Herald reports the Gem City has severed ties with the Central Association, ending its participation in organized baseball under that league. The move marks a new chapter for Quincy baseball amid local fan interest.
The November term of the district court concluded today ending the eight year Judicial career of Judge D W Jackson of Muscatine who plans to return to law practice in the German American bank building. Judge elect Lawrence J Horan will take the bench January 1 but will not preside until the January term on January 10. New cases filed include a divorce suit by William Eisle against Gertrude Eisle and a petition by Etta Berry for divorce alimony and custody. D A Wehmeyer sues Oliver Fish for 120 dollars over a verbal real estate sale contract.
The piece notes Quincy faces a pivotal league vote on joining next year’s circuit amid debate over Ka reform and travel distances. It argues Quincy would strengthen the league, reduce costs, and compact the schedule, while Waterloo faces expulsion risk after a one year membership.
Calumet Michigan December 34 Mrs Mary Beniche widow of Chief Beniche of the Chippewa Indians is dead at 115 years old.
The Gojo club plans its annual banquet in the Grand hotel private chamber on Monday evening January 2. Dinner at six will be followed by a brief business meeting and a toastmaster setup by M. F. Cronin. The program features toast topics named after members, and the Gojo quartet will perform musical selections. Mrs. Anna Main Kempton visits with her children, and local gatherings honor her, including a Kensington-style reception at the First Baptist church.
Miss Rena Renshaw and friends arrived this morning visiting with Constable and Mrs A of Trock Island. Miss Hazel Morrow left Ingles for home after shopping in Muscat. Mrs Fred Buehele left Ingles for home after shopping in Fat. Mrs A Shafer left for Fairport with friends in Musend. Nichols hosts brief visits as Smith, Dmerning noted morning. Mrs Fred Hummell of Nichols leaves for an over Sunday visit with Rock Island friends. Mr and Mrs I S Abbott returned to Nichols after visiting relatives. Mrs J G Henderson of Sweetland leaves for over Sunday visits in West Chester and Washington Ja. Mrs F M Little of West Eighth Street heads to Columbus Junction to see relatives. Miss Laura Weingart of West Eighth Street leaves for Chicago for two weeks with friends. Mrs Frank Collins of 214 West Sixth Street goes to Davenport for a week with relatives. Mrs R A Button and daughter Anna depart for Columbus Junction after visiting in the city. Mr and Mrs N Barry Jr and daughter Marie of Mulberry Avenue and Mrs John J Fuller and daughter Marion of East Eighth Street depart for Chicago for a few days with friends. Capt John Hochl, who returns periodically to visit relatives.
A former Muscatine resident, now back in Kansas City, where he is connected with the Western Sash and Door Company, departed Muscatine Friday night for his home after visiting friends in town.
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