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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1906

Page

4

George A. Jones Dies After Illness at 712 East Sixth

George A. Jones, born 1842 in New Jersey, died this afternoon at his home 712 East Sixth Street after a three year cancer illness. Funeral Monday morning at his residence with Rev. Light officiating. Interment in Dunn Cemetery, Duncan Township, Illinois. Survived by wife Caroline Wolfin and three sons Henry, Rufus E., and Charles A. of the city and Fairport.

George A. Jones East Sixth Street Mr. Jones New Jersey Illinois Springfield Caroline Wolfin Sangamon County Ill Henry Fairport Rufus E Charles A Light United Brethren Church Dunn Cemetery Duncan Township

Muscatine County Assessors Hold Annual Meeting

The Muscatine county assessors met this afternoon at the courthouse in the jury room. County Auditor A. S. Lawrence presented the books to the assessors and conducted a several hour instruction school.

Muscatine Lawrence

Divorce Granted to Mary and A Seabrooks in District Court

In district court this forenoon Mary Seabrooks was granted a divorce from her husband A Seabrooks by Judge Jackson. The couple had a brief marriage about two years ago before the court untied the knot.

Weed Park Club Meeting Noted For Monday Session

Weed Park club members will meet in regular session at the public library on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A full attendance is desired. The calendar also lists other clubs such as Federation of Women’s clubs Card club and several others for the coming week.

Federation of Women’s Clubs Weed Park Club Public Library

Federation Meeting Schedule for Women’s Clubs

The Federation of Women's clubs will meet at Musser Public Library next Monday January 8 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Members are urged to attend and discuss club activities and community service projects.

Federation The Federation of Women’s Clubs Musser Public Library

Card Club Meets at Harris Home on Fifth Street

The Monday Night Card club will be entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Harris on Fifth street January 8.

Card Club Harris James Harris Fifth Street

Mrs Welts to Host Royal Neighbors Meeting

The Royal Neighbors Sunshine club will meet at Mrs May Weltz's home next Tuesday afternoon January 9. Officers will be elected and all members are invited.

Four Leaf Clover Club Hostess Event Set for January Ninth

Members of the Four Leaf Clover club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Chas. Hahn on West Sixth Street next Tuesday evening January 9.

Four Leaf Clover Club Chas. Hahn West Sixth Street

Local notices and social notes from Muscatine area people

A Muscatine city page itemizes local happenings. New arrivals include Mrs Custer's Chicago visit and Dr Beveridge's trip to Los Angeles for recovery, with plans to return by March 1. Others report births, travels to Rock Island and Davenport, and a promotional want ad for jobs.

W. A. Miller Moline Timothy Leach Belle Gould Davenport Henry Butz C. M. Gould Beveridge Los Angeles Cal Spokane Wash Portland Oregon Muscatine

Pioneer Industrial to Meet at Gladstone Home

Members of the Pioneer Industrial will meet at the home of Mrs. Wilhelmina Gladstone 211 Cedar Street next Thursday January 11 replacing the prior plan to meet with Mrs. McElhaney.

Gladstone Pioneer Industrial Wilhelmina Gladstone Cedar Street McElhaney

Fortnightly Meeting Set Friday Afternoon

The West End Fortnightly Club meets next Friday afternoon January 12 at Mrs. L. G. Burnett’s home on West Third Street.

West End L. G. Burnett West Third Street

Shakespearean Lecture Recital Pleases Burlington Audience

Mrs. Charles Philip Funck of Burlington presented the fifth offering in the university lecture and entertainment series by the Federation of Women’s Clubs. She traced music in Shakespeare’s plays with authentic tunes and dances, offering a charming, informative program that delighted listeners. Mrs. Funck’s Desdemona Willow Song and other period pieces drew warm applause, accompanied by Mrs. W. F. Bishop on piano.

Musser Public Library Charles Philip Funck Burlington Federation of Womens Clubs Shakespeare W. F. Bishop

Hare Building Demonstrations Offer Skin Care Creams

Free demonstrations of Egyptian Velour Massage and Skin Food Cream advertised with a lady in attendance. Hours 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday January 8th and 9th. The advertisement seeks a lady agent to represent the product.

Hare

Edward Healey Funeral Held at St Matthias Church

The funeral of Edward Healey was held at 10 o'clock this morning from St. Matthias church with Rev Father Leonard in charge. Burial followed at St Mary's cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews Frank Spellman William Spellman Eddie Healey John Healey Andrew Healey and John Healey.

Edward Healey St. Matthias Father Leonard St. Mary's Frank Spellman William Spellman Eddie Healey John Healey Andrew Healey

Guarantee for Tar Syrup Refund Offer

The undersigned pledges to refund the price of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. A 25 cent bottle is also guaranteed to prove satisfaction or money returned. Signers include G. A. Riemcke N. B. Barkalow Jno J Havercam D Nespen F T Theo Kuechmann.

Greene’s G. A. Riemcke N. B. Barkalow Jno J. Havercam D. Nespen

In a Glass Cage Governor Will Be Inaugurated

Ohio news reports a glass cage to house Governor-Elect Pattison during his inauguration. The 12 by 12 foot enclosure will be erected in Columbus with foot warmers provided for the unwell governor-elect.

Ohio Columbus Pattison

Dominican Congress Halts Constitutional Guarantees

Dominican Congress votes to temporarily suspend constitutional guarantees across the republic in a decree issued January 6. The action centers on emergency powers and affects civil rights nationwide.

Dominican Congress San Domingo Republic

Ninth Birthday Party for John Coster at East Fifth Street

John Coster celebrated his ninth birthday yesterday afternoon at his parents home on East Fifth Street. From 4 to 6 o'clock eight friends attended for games music and sociability. An elaborate supper followed. guests included Linda Hucke Hysle Hucke Florence Kranz Mari Kranz Myrtle Heinz Esther Heinz Edna Detthof and Lillian Detthof.

John Coster East Fifth Street Linda Hysle Hucke Florence Mari] Kranz Myrtle Esther Heinz Edna Lillian Detthof

Public Yeomen Installment Event at S t Hall

On Monday evening at the hall over Fisch and Sons store the Brotherhood of American Yeomen will hold a public installation and social session. Mr Elmer E Deel assistant grand foreman will attend and participate. Deel is well known in Muscatine among Woodmen for his long association with that order.

Fisch & Sons Brotherhood of American Yeomen Elmer E. Deel

Yeomen Hope Acquaintances Will Meet Him Again

A fragment notes Yeomen hoping that acquaintances will seize the chance to reconvene with him and renew their contact.

Mrs J L McColm Hosts Ladies Aid Meeting

Members of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist Episcopal church were hosted by Mrs. J L McColm at 110 East Fifth Street for a social session. Rev J W Potter spoke about his Colorado trip over the holidays. Refreshments were served and the afternoon was enjoyed.

J. L. M’colm Ladies Aid Ladies Aid Society First Methodist Episcopal Church J.L. McColm East Fifth Street J. W. Potter Colorado

Open Installation Visit By Local Knights In Davenport

A Davenport public installation of Olive Branch Lodge drew a regional delegation from the Knights and Ladies of the Golden Precept. Returning attendees included Mr. and Mrs. M. Wilhite and daughter Sylvia along with several other local members and spouses.

Davenport Knights and Ladies of the Golden Precept Olive Branch Lodge M. Wilhite Sylvia Louise Maisenbach Hannah Maisenbach John Zeak Charles Knotl Bowley Henry Connor McElroy Bertie Thompson Shaw Hosteen Estella Mills Brockett John Butler

St Mary Sewing Society Elects Officers After Social Session

St Marys Sewing society held a business and social session at its hall and enjoyed games and social converse. Rev J J Grieser treated the society to ice cream and cake. Officers elected for the term include President Miss Barbara Witte mann Vice president Mrs Anna Neff Secretary Mrs Mollie Meyers Treasurer Mrs Frank Braun.

ST. Mary Sewing Society St. Mary’s Sewing Society J. J. Grieser Barbara Wittemann Anna Neff Mollie Meyers Frank Braun

Ejecta Chapter to Meet at Aieaans Hall Monday Evening

Ejecta Chapter No 32 O S will hold its regular session at Aieaans Hall on Monday evening January 8 at 7 30. The meeting will include installation of officers and refreshments.

O. S

Woodmen Camp 106 Plans Initiation Tuesday Evening

Members of Muscatine camp No. 106 Modern Woodmen of America will hold an initiation next Thursday evening with full reports from the clerk.

Muscatine Camp No. 106 Modern Woodmen of America

Installation of Officers at Prairie Encampment No 4

Prairie Encampment No 4 J O O F installed officers last night. Catef patriarch A W Scott high priest C H Lemkau senior warden J P Diercks junior warden H Werner financial secretary M W Stirien recording secretary D B Mackenzie treasurer C H Gobble. Appointive officers to be named later. Monday evening installation in subordinate order No 4.

Praiie Catef A. W. Scott C. H. Lemkau J. P. Diercks H. Werner M. W. Stirien D. B. Macken Zie C. H. Gobble

Ladies Honor Miss Myrtle Flagg At Warner Home

Miss Mabel Warner hosted a card evening in honor of her guest Miss Myrtle Flagg of Louisiana Missouri. Miss Lada Smalley won ladies first honors and Verne Arnold took gentlemen’s first. An impromptu program featured music and readings by Gretchen Legler Gertrude Moynahan and Miss Flagg. Refreshments were served.

Mabel Warner Myrtle Flagg Louisiana Warner Lada Smalley Verne Arnold Gretchen Legler Gertrude Moynahan Miss Flagg

Baptist Ladies Aid Elects Officers for Year

The Baptist Ladies Aid held its annual election yesterday afternoon. Officers elected: President Mrs. M. W. Stirien, Vice President Mrs. J. W. Morgan, Secretary Mrs. A. J. Kempton, Treasurer Mrs. George Porter. The treasurer reported a healthy year start.

The Baptist Ladies Aid Society Treasury M. W. Stirien J. W. Morgan A. J. Kempton George Porter

Ladies Aid Society Met at First Presbyterian Church

The Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church met yesterday afternoon in the church parlors. Much sewing was accomplished and attendees enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.

Ladies Aid Society The First Presbyterian Church

Gospel Meeting At Y W C A Rooms

Gospel meeting scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the Y W C A rooms located at 229 West Second Street. Local participants invite community members to attend and take part in the religious gathering.

West Second

Citywide Invitation For Women And Girls Tomorrow

A notice invites all women and girls of the city to attend tomorrow afternoon at 3:50 oclock. The event aims to welcome participants and encourage community participation.

Miss Grace Griffin Hosts Saturday Evening Crad Club

The members of the Saturday evening crad club will be entertained tonight at the home of Miss Grace Griffin on West Fourth street.

Crad Club Miss Grace Griffin West Fourth Street

Continental Rubber of America Incorporation News

Trenton New Jersey January 6 The Continental Rubber of America was incorporated here with an authorized capital of 30 million dollars. The company is to produce rubber and manufacture rubber material.

Continental Rubber Company Trenton N. J Continental Rubber of America

Also Mentioned on This Page

Geo. Jones Dunn Illi Nois Kendall Con W.E. Kendall West Second St Royal Neighbors’ Sunshine Club Mrs Frank Bowman’s Loren Huppert Mary Healy E. L. Healey Creston C. J. Custer Chicago Dr. C. Hendricks Columbus Junction L. P. Davidson West Eighth Street Rock Island F. N. Wilcox Egyptian Velour Mic. Co G. M. Titus Low Ave John Redmond Walnut Street St. Mary’s Cemetery Cedar St Iowa F. S. Pentzer Eass Fisch Hall Baptist Ladies Aid Entertains Card Club BIG Rubber Company Ralerson Stores MccDougall McDougall Neces
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