Y M C A Cubs Baseball Edge Scrubs in Evening Play
The Y M C A baseball team continued evening practice at the fair ground and delivered a strong game against the scrubs. Local results include Chicago 12 Baltimore 0 and Detroit 11 Boston 6 with upcoming matchups listed. Also reports include Lawson denying a yacht syndicate, Simpson College electing Griffith, and Jenkin seeking a match with Fitzsimmons amid a clay court match in London.
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Baltimore
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Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
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Cincinnati
Lawson
Mass
Thomas W. Lawson
Independence
Griffith
Simpson College
Iowa City
Indianola
John G. Griffith
University of Iowa
Fitzsimmons
Tom Jenkins
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jenkins
George W. Touhey
Bet
Memorial Services For KOTM To Honor Departed Members
Muscatine Tent No 9 KOTM plans memorial services next week with a Sunday cemetery gathering for grave decorating and a Tuesday evening ceremony at Maccabee hall. Departed members honored include Allen Broomhall Thomas Tallant Glenn Gordon Thomas Prosser Thomas Brown Chas Martin Jacob Jackson Marx Block William Hoopes. Members asked to meet at 9 am Sunday at the hall and attend the graves ceremony.
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Muscatine
Maccabee Hall
Allen Broomhall
Thos. B. Tallant
Glenn A. Gordon
Thos. B. Prosser
Thos. N. Brown
Chas. O. Martin
Jacop G. Jackson
Marx E. Block
Wm. H. Hoopes
Conney
United States
Miss Sadie Schweitzer Hosts P T M E Club Night
Several fishing parties enjoyed a day by the river and a social outing. The Y P Co T A meets at Miss Bertram's East 9th Street home. Officers elected include President William Pasdach and Treasurer E Machlin. John Yeater and William Strong become delegates. Mr and Mrs John Pitchforth entertained up town friends after Trinity festival with strawberries, lasting until 1 a.m.
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Miss Bertram
East 9Th Street
William Pasdach
I. Saunders
Wm., Strong
John Yeater
E. Machlin
Trades Assembly
William Strong
John Pitchforth
Muscatine
Pitchforth
Labor Day Committee Plans Daytime Entertainments
The Labor Day committee met last evening to begin arrangements for entertainments to be held on that day.
Alumni Banquet and Pauchet Band Concert at Court Square
The Alumni banquet and Pauchet's band concert at Court Square will likely draw a large crowd this evening.
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Court Square
Pauchet
Closing exercises at St Matthias school held tonight
The boys stage an excellent program at the school this evening for closing exercises. The girls will hold their exercises next Tuesday evening at the same venue.
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St. Matthias School
Eighth Ward School Pupils Surprise Ms Hadley At Home
About 40 scholars from the Third ward school visited teacher Miss Hadley at her home last evening for a social gathering. They played games and were served refreshments late in the night.
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Mss Hadley
Third Ward
First M. E. Sunday School Picnic Attracts Attendees
The First M. E. Sunday school picnic was well attended by members of all ages yesterday afternoon. Barrels of cool drinks were shared around the grounds and a picnic lunch was enjoyed before departure, leaving many pleased with the day.
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M. FE
Seven-Traveling party enjoys fishing near Besley’s Lake
A party of seven including Mr and Mrs Lon Barger Miss Leila Barger George Lamar Miss Kate Lamar Mrs Mc Grew and Ed McGrew spent yesterday fishing and picnicking near Besley's Lake. They returned home in the evening with fine specimens of fish and reported a most delightful day.
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Besley’s Lake
Lon Barger
Leila Barger
George Lamar
Kate Lamar
McGrew
Ed. McGrew
The Unique Musical Members Take Morning Trip to Letts
The Unique Musical group consisting of several named women and Misses plans a morning journey to Letts to visit Miss Amy Paine during the day and will return in the evening.
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Mmes
Amos Schott
Emma Terry
Thomas Fahey
I. D. Falham
A. L. Pierson
C. P. Malone
Nellie Welch
Ina Cooley
Mollie Tiecke
May Butler
Letts
Amy Paine
Woodworkers Union No 71 Session Noted Last Evening
Woodworkers Union No 71 held an interesting session last evening. Members discussed trade issues and upcoming meetings while officers reported on recent dues collection and safety inspections.
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Union No 71
Physicians Banquet After Grand Hotel Gathering
About fifteen doctors met following an invitation at the county physicians meeting. They assembled at Dr. F. H. Little’s office, traveled to the Hotel Grand for a banquet, and returned for a short address by Dr. Schrader of Iowa City. Beveridge presented a paper on The Microscope and Diagnosis. Visitors included Dr. Schrader Iowa City Dr. Leith Wilton Dr. Elliott King Wilton Dr. Woodruff West Liberty and Dr. Close Eliza Il.
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F. H. Little
Hotel Grand
Schrader
Iowa City
Beveridge
Leith
Wilton
Elliott King
Woodruff
West Liberty
Dr. Close
Eliza, Il
Local soloists under Madame Meyers give final recital
The class of soloists studied with Madame H L Meyers held their last practice recital last evening in the Hotel Grand parlors. Performers included Mrs. Burnside and Misses Musser Harriet Kessenger Millie Timm Edna Gliesler and Carrie Dermody. Selections ranged from Cavitina Bellaggio to My Wee Bird and Elegie with pieces by Massenet Gounod and Harris in a promising program.
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H. L. Meyers
Mrs. Burnside
Misses Musser
Harriet Kessenger
Millie Timm
Edna Gliesler
Carrie Dermody
Creditabe
Roy Lemont Smith
Massenet
Meyer—Hemunds
Victor Harris
Gounod
F. Tyn
Farmer Advice From Sioux City Tribune Editor
A farm editor offers humorous and odd tips covering pig painting, dousing grasshoppers with lye, chicken collars, naked chickens, geese pulled by pulleys, goats to deter neighbors, sheep dipped in hair tonic, kraut setup with barrels, cucumber watering with peppermint, lettuce seed soaked in salad dressing, and pear alternatives for tree sap or string ties. Read the want column.
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Sioux City Tribune
Muscatine Markets Readout of Farm Prices and Daily Goods
Market prices cover corn oats hay and hay products, live stock and poultry, flour and meal, sugar and coffee, eggs and butter, pots vegetables fruits and coal. Notable figures include corn 38 40c per bushel, oats 27 28c, wheat 15 60, hay timothy 11 12, potatoes 40 60c, eggs 10c, butter 11 20c, hogs 5.35 5.45, cattle 3.00 5.9, lamb 3c lb, and coal hard 8.25 8.50 per ton.
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