Bruthenberg Clothing Ad Promises All Wool Suits
Bruthenberg Clothing Co offers stylish all wool suits priced between ten and fifteen dollars. The ad pitches value for shoppers seeking quality menswear without high cost.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
5
Bruthenberg Clothing Co offers stylish all wool suits priced between ten and fifteen dollars. The ad pitches value for shoppers seeking quality menswear without high cost.
Young people of the Reformed Presbyterian church gather in Morning Sun Iowa for their seventeenth annual convention with sessions on devotionals papers and discussions led by Myra Joseph Nettie Samson and Elizabeth Irwin. Rev C M Smith of Ray Indiana delivers the closing address. The Sharon church hosts the twenty fourth annual Women’s Presbyterial Missionary Association session with prayers papers and addresses on missions and a question box session led by Rev J S McGaw.
Charles Freeman failed to appear to claim ownership of liquor seized in the West Front Street raid. Constable Haney will destroy about five hundred jags of whisky and bottles after the confiscation, with time and place to be announced due to crowd concerns. Freeman is believed to be in Rock Island or another location.
Galena Independents upset the world champion Cubs 6 to 2 in a 1,400-plus attendance game at the depot. Higginbotham pitched for Chicago. Needham finished for the Cubs, while Sewell left with a hand injury for Galena. Sheckard drove in runs for Chicago. Kremer and Hartig contributed for the locals.
Wapello crowds look for big events at Fair Grounds in coming days. Muskees meet Wapello Independents this afternoon with Worton expected to pitch against Williams and his crew. Tomorrow the Union Giants of Chicago start a two game set with Muscatine. The Giants defeated Sterling Infants yesterday. Cedar Rapids Railsplitters arrive for weekend games.
Mt Clemens known as the Mineral Bath City is accessible from Detroit only by the Grand Trunk Railway System. Time tables and a descriptive pamphlet are available free by application to W S Cook son A G P A 1385 Adams Street Chicago.
In New York on June 16 manager Billy Sullivan and the Chicago White Sox defeated the Highlanders 7 to 3, marking their third win of the visit. They head to Boston with momentum and the hope of returning to the first division.
American League results include New York 3 Chicago 7 Washington 2 Detroit 1 Boston 7 Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 1. National League Pittsburg 8 Brooklyn 2. Central Association Keokuk 6 Ottumwa 3 Quincy 1 Waterloo 0 Hannibal 1 Kewanee 0 Burlington 5 Jacksonville 2. No other games scheduled.
The schedule lists games with teams Brooklyn Chicago New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Chicago Saint Louis Washington Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland New York.
City officials plan a quiet observance on Monday July 5 in Muscatine opting to skip a July Fourth celebration. Mayor Grossklas will issue a proclamation delaying fireworks and the police chief vows enforcement of a ban on explosives and cap attachments to street rails. Most factories and stores will close for a day off.
Manager Wilbur Brockman of the Family Theatre has secured the Starke Military Band of 20 pieces to perform at the Third Street vaudeville house Saturday evening. Moving pictures will accompany the concert and recent attendance has been strong. Millard Hartman won the pie eating contest last night. seats are on sale for a July 3 boxing event.
A Ton of Gold Could buy nothing better for female weaknesses lame back and kidney trouble than Electric Bitters. 59e Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
Mrs. Jeanette Hannan Simmons will present a recital in Peoria Illinois on Thursday night to mark her graduation from the Peoria Conservatory of Music. She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hannan formerly of Muscatine now of Rome Georgia and has many friends in the city awaiting the event.
South Cedar notes Edith Clute travels to St Paul to visit sister Mrs Callie Poore who is ill. Maude and Clara Rockafel low attend Muscatine teachers institute. Mrs Kirk Milnes and her children visit relatives in West Liberty on Sunday.
A coordinated effort by the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association and the national Harbors and Rivers Congress will canvass river towns from Clarksville Missouri to St Paul. S. A. Thompson leads the trip with W. A. Meese and Boswell. Open meetings will highlight water transportation and a six foot channel. The October 6 7 Winona Wisconsin convention will review canvass results and boost support.
Keota and surrounding residents report visits and travel plans. James Van Wilke returns from Des Moines. Rollo Conklin leaves for St Paul to resume street railway work. Families attend Holiness convention in Oskaloosa and other gatherings. Miss Ruth Henderson visits Sigourney. teachers attend Washington institute. Keiser family travels toward Mt. Pleasant and New York City.
A slender man arrested for burglarizing a Stanwood home was brought to Tipton jail where he died by his own hand yesterday afternoon, cutting his throat with a razor. He refused to talk to visitors, feared exposure, and gave the name McKenzie while withholding residence.
A small town ad notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve claimed to cure burns and wounds. Sold for 25 cents at Haver Camp's Prescription Drug Store, promoting relief for sores piles cuts and ulcers.
Miss Faye Ayres departed for Muscatine to visit friends. Abraham Smith of Moscow was a business visitor. Louis McCaw spent Tuesday with his parents in West Liberty. Walter Davis arrived from Muscatine to visit friends. Mrs M Frenzel returned from Davenport. J B St Clair arrived from Muscatine for business. Mrs Charles Rogers departed for West Liberty to handle business. Miss Edna Poland spent Wednesday in town.
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