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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
10
Readers are advised on home tonics and beauty preparations for hair skin and figure. Instructions cover a quinine hair tonic, spurmax facial lotion, a weight reducing remedy, an eye tonic from crystals, a greaseless complexion cream, a canthrox shampoo, delatone hair removal guidance, and an old fashioned tonic to improve digestion and blood quality.
Sidney Iowa council met Monday to begin paving the square. The city will claim the distinction of being the smallest Iowa town with paved streets.
Mrs. Maud I. Smith of North Dakota arrived for a two week stay with her mother Mrs. F. Sharrar and shared glowing accounts of the northwest.
Woodmen organizers announce a June 7 excursion to the Tri Cities with a 50 cent fare. The departure details and gathering point are published for members and interested participants.
A persuasive ad-style passage praises saving and prudent money placement. It notes that wealth builds from consistent saving, earning interest, and urges opening an account with Our Savings Department with deposits by the 5th earning interest from June 1st.
Local notes show Bert Johnson and R B Howell riding to Davenport for visits while L N Thompson travels to Rock Island on the Firefly. J Linn Hoopes promotes South Dakota land sales and weekly installments with a guaranteed purchase offer.
Funeral services for Henry Steahr will be held Friday at 2 PM from the late home 319 Clinton Street with burial at Greenwood cemetery pending minister availability. South Muscatine Lumber and Box Co shut down briefly to inventory stock ahead of moving Mississippi Box Company stock to the South End plant and riverfront lots again resemble lumber yards.
A Musserville Friends Church event on the church lawn outlines revivals planned by the Musserville M. E. church. The Standard Bearers society hosted a social on Oregon street with a small cheerful crowd and refreshments served by the young people.
The dealer lists all items priced from eighteen to twenty five dollars but offers a quick sale option at fourteen ninety five to clear stock.
Plans for revival meetings at Musserville Friends Church begin June 19 with interior repairs and exterior repainting under way. A large chorus choir is being formed to lead singing, guided by Wendell Farr of Penn College who will also perform solos.
A single major Woodmen excursion is planned for next Tuesday in June seventh. Tickets cost 50 cents and are urged for all members to attend this summer event.
The Mississippi Lumber and Box company plans moving part of its stock to the South Muscatine plant. Captain W A Hysell will transfer company property to the South Muscatine site and much of the east side factory stock and some machinery will be moved. Kaiser Brothers advance consolidation. the Mississippi shop will close and operate only with business permits as an auxiliary branch.
Davenport police seek relatives of Henry Miller believed from Davenport. Miller was killed in an Elgin Illinois accident yesterday, with authorities not yet locating his relatives.
The wedding of Miss Clara Oeter to George E. Hain was held last evening at the bride’s parents’ home on Washington street with Rev. H M Strong officiating and the ceremony to march music by Mrs. John Maylone. Afterward a three course supper was served.
Miss Gladys Weaver and Miss Ava Shaw departed Letts Iowa on No 62 Monday morning bound for Farson to spend several weeks. Mrs Lake of near Muscatine accompanied them on the excursion.
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