French White Silk Poodles For Sale
Three month old French white silk poodles offered for sale by Se Fred Koehbier.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1901
Page
8
Three month old French white silk poodles offered for sale by Se Fred Koehbier.
Miss Fannie Fuller rode the Urania to Clinton this morning. A Sixth street quartet performed last night. Harry Scholton, from the Milwaukee Elk convention, returned home. Smiths attended the Milwaukee Elk convention and came back on the 7 58 train. Mrs J M Brookhart rode the Western to Wellman to visit relatives. Fuller Brothers horse died from heat, valued at about 150. Mrs S H Merrill visiting in city rode the Western to Cedar Rapids. East Hill Mandolin Club members Walter Goma Roy Clark Frank Dixon Art McKinney Roy McCoy and Ed Duncan spent the week camping and fishing along Cedar River.
N B Ansley announces his run for sheriff of Muscatine County subject to the Republican county convention. He seeks party support and a clear path to the office.
When corn sold at 26 cents the Chicago Board of Trade firm Manson & Co predicted 60 cents for corn. The note asks to inform them about the forecast.
The U B excursion to Burlington on August 29 promises a pleasant moonlight ride home. This notice invites attendees to join the popular event and enjoy the evening outing.
A collage of city notices lists jobs at Douglas union and Beepple Button Company, shop promos at Thompson's book store and Schaffer's laundry, plus painting and paper hanging services by E L Kempner. Social updates include Hatte Schwertfeger’s recovery and August 6 river excursion with Pauchet’s band. Also reported are fair ads, weather notes, a W R C dinner, band concert, Redmen initiation and a sewerage bond resolution adopted by Muscatine City Council.
Charles Washburn wins city contract to repaint the sexton’s residence in Greenwood. Cemetery upgrades include sinking a well with a filter for public use and moving the old gate to the western cemetery entrance. The tool house is to be removed as it serves no municipal use.
Fraternal Aid held an interesting session with favorable votes for all candidates. District Organizer Stevenson attended and gave a brief address. Ice cream and cake were served. A committee was named to coordinate with other lodges for a union picnic in the near future.
The city lighting committee is slow to prepare specifications and report to the council. The council has given the committee until next Tuesday to begin the assigned work.
Daily boats depart Muscatine for Davenport each morning at 6 30 and return by evening. Boats also leave for Burlington each weekday evening except Sunday.
The marshal will make arrests for dropping rubber and bicycle tires as shells fall from wagons. The enforcement follows the ordinance against dropping matter from wagons onto streets.
Sunday school at 9 15 a m with classes at 11 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m on Resoring to the Mount of God. Epworth league devotional Tuesday 7 45 p m. Prayer meeting and Bible study Thursday 7 30 p m focusing on Pauls Third Missionary Journey.
Clerks invite neighbors to an ice cream social on Tuesday evening July 30 at C. L. Hagermeister’s 1707 Mulberry. Music by Panchet’s band completes the event ambiance for attendees.
Banner Lodge announces a river trip Tuesday evening August 6 departing 7 30 from the dock and returning 9 30 Band Pandiets full in range will play during the voyage Miss Sophia Schott and Elia visiting uncle Amos Schott ride Western to What Cheer Rev H D Herr leaves for Webster Grove for vacation H W Lewis Picturesque Museum 50 cents for sale D H Westbrook loses 16 hogs in heat Phillip Stein goes to Davenport to view a fire Bargains at Bond's store
Wapello and nearby towns share a week of social visits as Mrs. Caatte returns from Medipolle, Miss Mary Stephens travels from Stardate to Ontario, Kittie Grimes comes home from Hampton and Cedar Falls, Dr J B Seydell hosts May from Iowa City, and the Eastern Star circle meets at Mrs H B Daviron’s. Mrs Col Paris remains homebound with inflammatory rheumatism. Detla McKay visits the countryside. Mrs Cyril Carpenter returns to Columbus Junction after a visit with the Springer family and notes on health.
The Wapello School board on Thursday approved new textbooks for the next five years including Stepping Stones to Literature from Silver Burdett & Co and Wells Academic Arithmetic along with Heath arithmetic series. An optional German course will be offered to enhance practicality. The Fourth Annual Wapello Gun Club Tournament was held July 25 and 26 at the fairgrounds with 105 consecutive shots by Charbonneau and West Liberty’s W Weedleaf earning high average. Raymond Davicon and Joe Melbourn returned from visits with relatives in Grinnell and a protracted stay respectively.
Market dispatch notes Chicago wheat corn oats and hogs with price ranges and day closes. outlines receipts estimates for tomorrow across Chicago Kansas City and Omaha. Weather summaries report widespread rain in the corn belt and storm potential in Missouri and Iowa. Bank data show mixed loan and deposit changes. New York stocks list several majors with varied closes.
The note promotes Clear Lake Iowa as a relaxing retreat with fishing sailing and bathing opportunities. It mentions low tourist rates via the Iowa Central railway and advises travelers to ask the ticket agent for details.
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