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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1909

Page

4

Slaughter’s Candy Store Promotes Local Ice Cream Habit

Mrs. Robi. Lewis of Lincoln Nebraska visits the Hoffman home at 309 West Fourth Street. Mrs. E A Marsh and daughter Mildred of Grinnell stay with the Blackwell family on Cherry Street. Slaughter’s ice cream featured as perfectly made and promptly served.

Slaughter’s Robi. Lewis Lincoln Neb Wm. Hoffman West Fourth Street E. A. Marsh Mildred Grinnell Blackwell Cherry Street

Lulu G. Barger Offers China Painting Classes

Lulu G. Barger, tied to the Herron Art Institute in Indianapolis and the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, will teach China painting, designing, and stenciling in China. The instruction runs until October 1 with classes on Thursdays and Fridays. For terms and information contact 319 West Second Street, City.

Lulu G. Barger Jwo Herron Art Institute Indianapolis Chicago Academy of Fine Arts China West Second Street City

Thanks for support after illness and death of mother and wife

Marion Chapman and Family express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness during our mother and wife’s illness and passing and for the beautiful floral offerings.

Iowa Farm Mortgages Offered for Investment

An advertisement offers a fine line of Iowa farm mortgages with investment ranges from 500 to 10 000 dollars. Readers are urged to call and examine them, with J. E. Stevenson listed in room 395 of the Hershey Building.

Iowa J. E. Stevenson Hershey Building

Alimony Sought in Divorce Case Filed Today

Emma B. Minnick seeks an absolute divorce from Frank W. Minnick alleging desertion in 1908. She claims combined income over $2,000 yearly and requests $3,500 permanent alimony, $150 temporary alimony, $150 attorney fees, and $75 monthly alimony during litigation.

Emma B. Minnick E. M. Warner District Court Minnick Frank W. Minnick Minneapolis Cedar Rapids

Schuberts Debut Delights At Muscatine Chautauqua

The Schubert quartet, a highly able musical group, opened at Muscatine Chautauqua with varied selections and lively performance. Judge Lawrence B. Stringer of Lincoln Ill. followed with a well received lecture on Greater America. Crowds grew larger as word spread of upcoming concerts and talks through Sunday and Monday.

Schubert Quartet Muscatine Chautauqua Lawrence B. Stringer Lincoln Ill Schuberts Judge Stringer Illinois William Lorimer America

Muscatine Launch club to host third summer dance

The Muscatine Launch club entertainment committee announced the third summer dance will be at the club house Wednesday at 8 pm with all members invited. Earlier, Miss Stella Sherberger hosted fifteen Major John Button Club members at her East Fourth street home with sewing and music by Mrs Maud McCord and plans for a dinner on August 10.

Launch Club The Muscatine Launch Club East Fourth Street Stella Sherberger John Button Club Maud McCord

Y W C A Notes At Chautauqua Grounds

The Y W C A asks members to wear badges during Chautauqua and to visit the tent for the annual publication. Rest rooms on Second street stay open all day and until 9 pm each night, with a four o clock Sunday at home event.

Y. W Chautauqua Second Street

Birth of Daughter at 611 East Third Street

A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Strong at 611 East Third Street.

Arthur Strong East Third Street

Funeral for Viola Fern Morey Held at West Second Home

The funeral for Viola Fern Morey was held at 2 PM today from the Morey residence at 215 West Second Street. Rev. Thomas Osborn of the First Methodist Church conducted the services and interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery.

Morey West Second Street Viola Fern Thomas Osborn First Methodist Church Greenwood Cemetery

Grand Trunk Railway System Sees World's Longest Double Track

The Grand Trunk Railway System claims the longest continuous double track from Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls under one management while the Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley route via Niagara Falls connects Chicago to New York. Descriptive literature and time tables are mailed free on application to W S Cookson A G P A Grand Trunk Railway System 135 Adams Street Chicago Illinois.

One Grand Trunk Railway Chicago Montreal Niagara Falls Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley New York W. S. Cookson Grand Trunk Railway System Adams Street

Yankee Fleet Arrives for Three Days Visit at Tsingtao

Rear Admiral Giles B. Harber commands the third division of the Pacific squadron including the cruisers Charleston Chattanooga Cleveland and Denver. The fleet arrived for a three day stay and was greeted with a brilliant welcome by the European colony at Tsingtao.

Tsingtao Giles B. Harber Charleston Chattanooga Cleveland Denver

Village welcomes King Edward in Silsoe fete

Americans entertain royalty as King Edward visits Silsoe England for a weekend with Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. The village near West Park hosts a royal appearance during summer fete with local crowds and festive activities.

Silsoe England West Park Edward

Special Meeting Called by Champion Hook and Ladder

The Champion Hook and Ladder Company holds a special meeting Monday at 8 pm to discuss the Davenport tournament scheduled August 3 to 6. Per order.

Champion Hose Company Sets Monday Meeting on Davenport Tournament

A special meeting of the Champion Hose company is scheduled for Monday at 8 PM to discuss the Davenport tournament set for August 3 to 6. Per Order.

Champion Hose Company Davenport

P. M. Musser Library Announces All Day Closure

The P. M. Musser Public Library will be closed all day tomorrow Sunday, affecting services and hours. Patrons are advised to plan accordingly and check for updates.

P. M. Musser Public Library

Mokenas and Eagles to Clash at Fair Grounds Sunday

Two of the citys speediest amateur teams the Mokenas and the Eagles will meet Sunday afternoon at Fair Ground park as the Independents are absent. Nahrgang and Billings will form the Eagles battery, Hopkins and Schroeder the South Enders shooters. A busy card follows with Pirates versus Swastikas at Weed Park and a morning tilt Swastikas versus Meteors at the Fair Ground park.

Eagles Mokenas Fair Ground Park Nahrgang Davis Billings Hopkins Schroeder South Enders Weed Park

Commercial club to discuss Evan Reed factory move

President J L Giesler issues call for a special Commercial club meeting Monday evening to consider Evan Reed Manufacturing Company of Sterling Illinois proposing to relocate its factory to this city. Urges large attendance due to the importance of the matter.

J. L. Giesler Commercial Club Evan Reed Manufacturing Company of Sterling, III

Man Pleads Not Guilty In Howe Court Over Car Number

Guy Bear was taken to Judge H. S. Howe's court after Deputy Chief Wilhite interrupted him while driving a new Pope Hartford car. The charge claims he used the same license number as his old car, against the law. Bear pled not guilty and the hearing was set for Tuesday at 2 p m.

Guy Bear Pope Hartford Wilhite H. S. Howe Bear

Grandview Notes Report Local Moves and Visits

Grandview residents and visitors are listed with departures to Muscatine and Iowa City. Wm Kelly of Wapello visited, Alihoods shopped in Muscatine, Laura Bridges returned to Washington with sister Flos sie, Jno Berk conducted business in Muscatine, Sherman Schreiner called on relatives, Willie Beckey and Floyd King traveled to Muscatine, Mrs. Stineman and daughter Emma returned from visiting relatives. Peter Muller moved to a new home, Elmer McDaniel moved into the vacated house, I F Gipple and Mrs. Hiram Walker lay concrete walks to improve properties, Mrs. Jake Berk left for Iowa City for an extended stay.

Grandview Wm Kelly Wapello Co. A. Alihood Muscatine Laura Bridges Washington Flossie Jno Berk Sherman Schreiner Willie Beckey Floyd King David Stineman Emma Peter Muller Elmer McDaniel Muller I. F. Gipple Hiram Walker Jake Berk Iowa City E. W. Anderson Elrick Junction Harold Fuestal W. H. Dickerson J. J. Stingle A. H. Young Rev. Barker Oskaloosa Clark Cocklin Merle Krahl Henry Thompson Gladys Dickerson Nichols Sell Thompson Muscatine Island Sarah Teets Dot Ira Chamberlin W. B. Huff E. B. Tucker Columbus Junction Will San Francisco Cal C. P. Wagner Geo. Cocklin Arthur Craddock E. T. Latta WapeHo Tom Hummel Fruitland Wm. Walker James Buster Chicago Ethel Lamansky Brighton Frank Weaver Poundell and Weaver Peter Haas Willie Guthrie Nebraska Krahl Jno. Hidlebaugh Walker Jake Teets Smice Toolesboro Galesburg Ill Chatfield Harold Dan Kallenbarger Kallenbarger Mr. Kallenbarger Mr. Kallenberger

Eastern Tourists Visit This City on Road to Oskaloosa

A New Haven Connecticut party led by Mrs. Gertrude Clark Davis and two sons Chauncey and Clarence stopped in Muscatine for dinner on their cross country trek to Springfield Missouri and on to Oskaloosa. They left July 5 after weeks on the road averaging 175 to 200 miles daily. The group travels in a Model K white steamer. Numerous local residents and neighbors are named in a tide of short visits and errands around Muscatine as the town greets travelers and residents alike.

New Haven

Social visit at James Mc Nall home in Copperas Creek

On Sunday guests at the James Mc Nall residence in Copperas Creek included Mr. and Mrs. J Noble and daughter Helen Mrs N W Ripley and her niece Lela Deakman of New Boston William Colberg Jr and his son were present.

Arleigh William Colberg Near Eliza G. Kleist William Hessler Illinois City William Zetler Muscatine J. C. Hesser O. McNall Peter Hesser New Boston Ethel McNall Esther Kleist Gertie MecKillip West Liberty G. Stewart S. J. Schell Mable Esther William Colberg, Jr Velma Copperas Creek James McNall J. Noble Helen N. W. Ripley Lela Deakman

Wapello Social News Reflects Local Happenings

In Wapello on a Tuesday evening the So and Sew club and husbands enjoyed a riverside picnic at J. S. McChesney home. County Auditor H W Baker and family visited Winfield and attended the ball game. Mrs Hoag hosted the Ladies Missionary society. Frank Ives and family planned a Fort Dodge visit. Siba Kremer remains in poor health. N W McKay prepares for Salt Lake City National Encampment with Mrs McKay to Denver. Muscatine Chautauqua attendees announced.

Wapello So and Sew Club J. S. McChesney H. W. Baker Winfield C. E. Hoag Frank Ives McKay Denver Will Collipp Council Bluffs D. C. Thomas Ce Junction J. L. Grubb Muscatine

De Molay Commandery And Flecta Chapter Meeting Notice

Recorder B L Johnson notes regular conclave on the eighth Wednesday of each month for De Molay Commandery No 1. A W Scott and C W G Graft serve as recorders. Flecta Chapter meets on the second and fourth Mondays monthly with Mrs Ratihe Pitchforth W M and Miss Emma Manlove Secy.

B. L. Johnson DE Molay Commandery A. W. Scott C W. G. Graft Recorder Flecta Ratiie Pitchforth Emma Manlove

Court of Honor Meeting Notice at Woodman Hall

Muscatine Court No 677 schedules meetings every second and fourth Monday at Woodman hall Visiting members are invited J C Coster Chancellor H M Miller Recorder and G Aickens W

Muscatine Court No Woodman Hall J. C. Coster H. M. Miller Thoreday Yeoman Hall

Masonic and Royal Arch Meetings Listed

Iowa Lodge No 2 A F and A M holds regular meetings the Grat Tuesday eve ning each month with W M EB P tegham and Secretary L Johnson. Washington Chapter No 4 RA M convenes on the second Friday monthly with J A Pitenforth and BH o Johnson as secretary. Webb Council of Royal and Select Masters meets third Thursday in Stein's music hall led by G D tezotte T TM.

Iowa A. F A & Regular EB. P. Tegham W. M. L. Johnson Washington R A. M J. A. Pitenforth

Also Mentioned on This Page

Trinidad Lake Kleet Huttig Meg. CO Muscatine, Ia Jaan of Arc Marion Chapman and Family Iowa Avenue E. Franklin PROP Mrs. Minnick MR. Stringer Paudiet Schubert Gertrude Canfield Wiliam Jennings Bryan Mabel Rilling J. P. Gilbert Thos P. Gore Oklahoma Panchet Swan the Jeweler Hook & Ladder Company Fair Grounds Tery High Flyers Factory Matter Howe Airdome la Porte Springfield, MO Herman Gremmel Masquota and Monarque Cigars F. 9 L P. Goff Sea G . Aickens, W Rfaelry Norman Post G. A. R. Hal East Second Street Robt. B. Baird Gus. Schmidt Fred Ray Lester Smith Krztag Society Masonic Panitorium A. S. Weidling Iowa Ave J. A. Bond Sunshine Shampooing Shop Hershey
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