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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
5
The notice lists Doings in Snyder's band concert Weed Park Rev H Strong visiting Fairport Arthur Stevens returning aboard the Firefly Dr Husted medical practice 4th floor G A Bank Bldg Hoosier Club gains 28 new members Maude Wilson returns from Davenport Batterson Stores kitchen cabinet sale offer Titus Loan Investment property for sale citywide housing opportunities
A local band concert at Weed Park tonight plus a summer goods sale at The Batterson Stores with low prices. The notice also mentions a Fraternal Bankers Reserve excursion on the steamer Columbia Thursday evening June 16 and a rug sale from New York auctions.
A. F. and A. M. members of Iowa Lodge No. 2 are asked to meet at the Masonic hall Thursday at 1 30 for the funeral of our late brother Samuel Cohn. Ensure a strong attendance. Per W. M.
Attention Sir Knights. The regular conclave of De Molay Commandery No. 1 E T meets this evening at 8 p.m. on important business by order of the Eminent Commander.
Open round the clock, the restaurant pledges the same excellent service at any hour. It promises to please every diner from the hungry to the fastidious and invites patrons to bring their appetite for guaranteed satisfaction.
East Hill residents enjoyed a Park Avenue Booster Club trolley party touring city lines to promote tonight’s Weed Park concert with Starck's band providing music. Mrs M E Hoffman hosted the Major John Circle at Fourth and Orange, sewing and refreshments noted.
Mrs Ida Crouch Hazlett of Montana renowned socialist speaker will tour Muscatine this month delivering talks June 24 25 and 26. Plans include meetings at South Muscatine and Second street with events at Law corner Friday Royster corner Saturday and South End Sunday. She is noted as an eloquent sociology student.
Miss Mary Margaret Carpenter daughter of ex Senator C A Carpenter and Roy Fitzsimmons son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Fitzsimmons were quietly married Tuesday at the bride’s home in Columbus Junction. Rev W D Williams officiated in a simple ring ceremony. They will honeymoon at Taylor Falls Minnesota and reside at 613 Iowa Avenue Muscatine after July 15.
The Women’s Mission Circle of the First Baptist church held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at 505 West Third Street. Hosts included Mrs. Charles H. Reesink Mrs. J. Trans Mrs. Paul Geibel and Mrs. James H. Selden. The session focused on The Bondman with program by Mrs. C. E. Bryden and devotional duties by Mrs. A. K. Raff. A piano solo by Miss added a pleasant note.
Verna Selden hosts a program closing with refreshments. The next regular monthly circle meeting is Tuesday afternoon July 12. Hostesses include Mrs. George Mark Mrs. Wm Freers Mrs. F E Kiefner and Mrs. C H Spaethe. The study subject will be The Freedman.
Miss Mary Slattery hosted about twenty friends at 519 East Seventh Street Tuesday evening. The event featured games and music with piano and vocal duets by local young women. Guests Misses Witte and Sheeley plan soon to move to Spokane, Washington.
At the First Presbyterian church the Young Ladies' Guild held its regular meeting at 815 Cedar street. A picnic is arranged for the last week of June with Ida McQuown Mary Jarboe and Orlie Baker in charge. Light refreshments were served. The next meeting will be July 12 at 111 East Seventh street hosted by the Misses Carrie and Emma Stineman.
The regular monthly gathering of Grace Lutheran church Womens Home and Foreign Missionary Society convened Tuesday evening at 608 West Fifth Street hosted by Miss Josephine Freyermuth. About attendees participated in reports and planning for local and foreign missions.
A church group finalized plans for a July picnic at the parsonage to raise funds for a new building. Mrs Paul Freund will host the next meeting at 312 West Fifth Street July 12 with refreshments and a Brazil Uruguay Argentina talk. A string auction and baskets will be featured with prizes attached along a winding path.
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