Attend Co C Dance at New Armory Saturday Night
Local notice invites all to a social dance hosted by Company C at the New Armory this Saturday night.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
8
Local notice invites all to a social dance hosted by Company C at the New Armory this Saturday night.
A stream of small local notices covers social events and shopping: Thiesen promotes a new tooth wash. Croquet sets and fine coffees at Bartlett Bros.. choirs and socials at Trinity rectory. a ball at Co. C with 50 cent admission. Carnival travel on Blair and Western boats. seafood at St. John's. various residents traveling to Davenport, Tipton, and Des Moines. Muscatine business college plans a river launch party with supper.
Get tickets today for the U B excursion tomorrow from Swan's. 50c round trip. children 5 to 12 pay 35c. Children must be under the care of an adult. Boat departs Muscatine at 7 30 a m sharp. Forecast calls for a fine day and enjoyable outing with good company.
Miss Daut entertained four tables at Cinco last evening at her Mulberry Street home for Miss Mathilde Althof of Burlington who is visiting. Light refreshments were served and a notable gathering included Mrs. Ed. P. Ingham, Mrs. J. M. Woodcock, and many others. LeRoy A. Fath and Miss Marie E. Murphy quietly wed at St. Matthias church last night.
The Journal requests former and current subscribers who have held subscriptions for 25 years or more to send their name and address for inclusion in the semi centennial edition dated July 17. No records exist locally. readers should mail their details to commemorate John Mahin's fifty years as editor.
Chairman S. M. McConnell issues call for a Democratic convention on September 3 in Des Moines to nominate candidates for state offices and supreme court posts. Delegation will be one at large per county plus one per 200 votes or fraction over 100 in the last gubernatorial election. district representation details follow.
The Trades and Labor Assembly calls a special meeting this Wednesday evening at 8 o clock sharp. All delegates are required to attend. Business of importance. Per order.
The strike has been satisfactorily settled in Chicago and members of local No. 11 may return to work. Signed by M. O. Briggs, president, and Underwood Chiles, secretary.
The South Side Mothers club will meet with Mrs W H Randleman at 701 Grandview Avenue Friday afternoon at 2 30 p m. All mothers invited to attend.
Five Drury township pupils completed the grammar grade and received Illinois high school entrance diplomas. Each read an essay and heard Rev. W. F. Kettelkamp’s address. County Superintendent Ferguson presented diplomas to Henry Meyer Fred Fryermuth Curtis Foster John Garvin and Jessie Reed.
All members of the Bankers Union lodge are requested to meet Friday evening the 27th at 7 30 at A G Tyler s office 218 W Second street.
In Millersburg Illinois on June 20 1992 Max Widebrook announces that his wife Elizabeth Widebrook formerly Mills has left home without cause and refuses to return He states he will not pay or assume any bills contracted by her or be responsible for any of them and signs as the husband and author.
Special market dispatch from H E Meintay of Muscatine via H J Toher & Co. Brokers shows open high low close figures for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard and Ribs with June July September futures and live stock receipts for Chicago markets including hogs cattle and sheep with regional probate notes on rains and carlot arrivals.
The steamer Dubuque is due to reach the port from St Paul tomorrow morning around 11 30 on its downward voyage to St Louis.
Painters decorators and paper hangers held a successful meeting at Assembly Hall to elect officers for the coming year and address business. The 49-member group chose W. H. Schneider as President Joe Leysen as Vice President D Frye as Recording Secretary J Frye as Financial Secretary Theodore Steen as Treasurer A B Ewer as Conductor Fred Timmerman as Warden Theodore Steen and A B Ewer as Trustees and delegates to the Trades Assembly include A B Ewer Theodore Steen Frank Eldridge Harry Seems and Geo E Duprez.
Free booklet describes Colorado scenery and attractions. John Sebastian G P A promotes details on inexpensive Colorado rates for summer travel. Send a postcard to receive information on hotels boarding houses and lodging options along the Rock Island line.
The new train over Pennsylvania routes will travel from Chicago Union Station to New York in twenty hours. It departs Chicago at 12 noon daily. For reservations contact H. R. Dering A G P Agt, 248 South Clark Street, Chicago.
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