Button Workers Association Meeting Sets Open Charter
The Button Workers Benefit association will meet Thursday evening to obligate a large class and reopen the charter for a 30 day signing period, offering many the chance to become charter members.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
4
The Button Workers Benefit association will meet Thursday evening to obligate a large class and reopen the charter for a 30 day signing period, offering many the chance to become charter members.
Mish Lullemus Richley and Charles Winning wed tonight at 1069 Hershey Avenue in South Muscatine. Dr. J. N. Huett will perform the ceremony at 6 o'clock for a couple well known locally. the couple will host a wedding supper and spend the evening socially.
The Musserville Friends church children’s day program, to feature readings recitations and musical selections, has been postponed from next Sunday to Sunday June 15. It will be held in the regular afternoon service at Faint, Church as preparations proceed. Church painting is underway in anticipation of revival meetings starting June 19. Local notices include residents moving from Kansas Street to Hershey Avenue and visitors arriving from Spokane and Davenport. An Electric Bitters promotion concludes the item.
Camels defeated Jacksonville 2 to 1 at South Side Park in a tossed game halted by miscues. Two runs came in the third when Yeager and Lewis earned hits, with Foutz driving in the second on a Texas leaguer. A seventh-inning misplay let Jacksonville plate one, but the Camels earned the win with solid fielding and timely hitting.
Decatur Lanis on Hogan and Wins 5 to $-Kays Play Eevorless Jat but Dose to Fretvore Elgin, T., June 8. Klein defeat tad Joliet in a farcical contest yester day afternoon, 9 to . Peterson was driven off by slab in the first in ning. Score: Fr. H.R. Migin .6070000079102 Joliet , LODOLOOLI-3 FR Batteries-Sullivan, Boothby and Diverpske, Peterson, Wosberg and Peterson and Wood. Decatur, 5. Clinton, 3. Clinton, Ja., June S-Decatur landed hard on Hogan winning the
An ad style surrender emphasizes prompt service at the lunch counter. It touts quick, personalized meals, promising to prepare orders and serve steaming hot dishes tailored to customers rather than convenience for the staff. It reflects period tone of quick, attentive dining.
Freeport defeated Kankakee 3 to 2 as Padrone and Williams delivered timely hits. Batteries credited to Rogers and Kelly for Freeport while Padrone, Williams, and Boyle contributed on offense for Kankakee in a pitching duel.
American League results show Chicago and Boston in a tight game thirteen innings as Cleveland defeats Philadelphia six to four while Detroit beats Washington and St Louis four to zero. National League action has Philadelphia beating Chicago one to zero New York four to St Louis three Brooklyn scores ten to Cincinnati zero and Boston one in seven innings amid rain. Three Interleague games Davenport two Bloomington one Dubuque two Springfield four in thirteen innings Rock Island one and Daniel zero.
An ad announces Best on earth sold by N W Meyers of 415 East Street with claims of bargains. It lists multiple baseball scores from Central Association games including Ottumwa 2 Kewanee 0 and Hannibal 9 Keokuk 3 and Quincy 6. It references pro baseball matchups and mentions a comment on a franchise ownership.
An echoing umpire La Rocque delivers a booming opening speech to the crowd as fans recall phrases like stentorian and thunder-like tones. The text riffs on old writerly phrases and calls out a chant about “Dummy Hughes” from the boxes, hinting at spectator chatter during the game.
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