Old Ladies' Home Board Meeting Deferred
The regular monthly meeting of the Old Ladies' Home board of managers will be deferred until Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1901
Page
8
The regular monthly meeting of the Old Ladies' Home board of managers will be deferred until Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Local ads announce Y M C A star course seats reserved Friday at 1 p.m. Sale limited to 700. Tickets for the program must be turned in by Thursday. Also noted: Robert Downing in Richard the Lion Hearted shifts to Wednesday at the Grand, with strong advance sale and good expectations for a top show.
Hackers store greets gunther candies amid show window displays. Fort Riley bound Wallace Lilly leaves for cavalry unit. Grand Theatre hosts Lenore with full house sold out. Arm injury update for Eldridge Sherfey. court tax ruling foreshadows county deaths. Mrs. Eliza beth Leysen funeral at St Matthias Church attended by friends. pallbearers named Murphy Mackey Fuller Moynah an Bodman Engle.
Mrs. George W. Barden died at five this morning at the family home on East Seventh Street after four weeks of illness. She was active in the Woman's Relief Corps and an associate member of the Fraternal Aid Association. The funeral will be held at the home Wednesday at 2:30 PM and the remains will be taken to Indiana for interment on Thursday.
The American Tourist Association announces two escorted tours of Puerto Rico by rail carriage automobile and boat. Special Pullman Cars depart Chicago January 17 and February 14 at 9 30 a m connecting with the steamships Ponce and San Juan from New York. Tickets include all expenses with sailing dates optional.
Edna May Bilkey, two weeks old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bilkey, died at six this morning from inflammation of the bowels. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 3 oclock in the afternoon.
The Hot Springs of Arkansas touted as the nation’s great health resort owned controlled and endorsed by the United States Government for rheumatism neuralgia grippe catarrh and many ailments. It boasts a winter climate and about 200 hotels of various grades with agents available for inquiries.
A humorous note comments on church life during a joke about a mock contest between coughers and sneezers. The gag implies the coughers outnumber the sneezers, framing a light quip about social theater rather than a factual event.
The Evening Journal claims superior reach in Muscatine, urging businesses to use its advertising columns to tell buyers about their goods. It stresses that strong circulation and clear factual ads attract customers and boost sales for any store.
Real estate bargains advertise Y M C A star course box seats with ten dollar packages. Thompson's Book Store lists pianos at 150 to 300 dollars cash. The People's Bargain Store proclaims price cuts across all goods. George West and sister visit, then return home. Dr. W Norton and wife travel to Arizona to join family and attend a stockmen meeting in Salt Lake City.
Muscatine Lodge No 5 installed officers Monday evening with District Deputy Grand Master Irving Taylor presiding. Newly installed officers include Noble Grand Henry Heinz and Vice Grand N C Bouten, with a reception and music by Miss Bessie Fayle and refreshments from Mr and Mrs J H Cosgrove.
Invitations soon go out for the eighth annual Muscatine Typographical Union No 251 ball at Trades Assembly Hall. The January 17 event honors Benjamin Franklin's birthday with a grand cake walk and a prize cake for the winning couple. Committee members include Frank P Crish Bennson Bartel T J Grant Carl S Evans and J J O'Brien.
The third in the series of dances will be held tomorrow evening in A. D. UT. W. hall. It was postponed from last week and will occur regularly every two weeks on Wednesday evenings. Invitees will be glad to note the plan.
The Monday Afternoon Card club met yesterday with Mrs. John Bennison leading a regular series of games. Mrs. F. B. Munroe received a prize for winning the most games. Light refreshments were served and all enjoyed the usual good time.
The fifth in a series of society dances by Messrs. Lewis and Schmidt will be held at the Armory next Friday evening. Organizers plan to spend the five cents saved from the Christmas ball on extras for the event.
The Twentieth Century Club met in its first regular session this afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. W. Lew.
The Pearl City Dance Club sued over invitations for a masquerade dance to be held at Germania Hall on Saturday evening.
The Shades Reading circle gathered last evening with Mrs J E Howe for reading study and social converse.
In St Paul Minnesota the Republican house and senate caucuses endorsed Knute Nelson for reelection and canceled the planned long term succession caucus. No action chosen for Davis successor. Evans Clapp Tawney and others listed as potential candidates.
Ottumwa lines up a $50,000 Carnegie library grant after six months of work. The city must fund a $5,000 yearly tax and provide a site. An architect will be hired. construction may begin in spring. The design features a 375 foot tower, colonnades, a rainbow fountain display, and elevated restaurant views with low rates.
A basement rat laughs at a plan but steps into a rusty steel trap and dies. The tale warns that careless, unthinking behavior invites sudden danger.
The Electric Tower stands as the centerpiece of the Pan-Am Exposition with five thousand horsepower for electric features. One turbine from Niagara Falls is allocated to supply the immense energy for illumination.
Mention of favorable excursion rates via B. C. R. & N. Ry with stopover privileges and long limits. Advises consulting an agent or address in California for details on this travel option. Includes a prompt to confer with local agent for arrangements.
Kitty greets a guest and asks about her mother before being reminded not to question the lady. The exchange shows a tense propriety as Kitty reacts to the interruption and mentions prayer.
For the annual exhibition the Western Poultry Fanciers association offers excursion tickets to Cedar Rapids for January 14 to 19 at favorable rates. Tickets sold via the B C R N Ry. Full details available from Cedar Rapids Route agents within two miles of Cedar Rapids.
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