Muscatine Business College Class of '06 Graduation
About 35 students graduate from Muscatine Business College in its fourth annual commencement. Frank G. Smith, D. D. of Chicago, delivers the keynote on Our Age Its Demands Its Opportunities. Miss Etta Repine and Miss Nellie Hoffbauer perform, with Miss Minnie Pantel winning spelling and Miss Lillian Bronner winning shorthand prizes.
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Muscatine Business College
Miss Répine
Ilinois
Etta Repine
Galesburg
Miss Repine
Mary Neff
Frank Smith
D. D
Frank G. Smith
Chicago
Mr. Smith
Muscatine
Nellie Hoffbauer
Lfe
Peck
Minnie Pantel
Pantel
Lillian Bronner
Reception Tonight for Wm Narvis Honoring Re election
Plans are in place for a large reception at A O U W hall this evening in honor of Wm Narvis re election as supreme master. Eagle Lodge No 16 A O U W and the Degree of Honor join friends for ice cream cake and brief addresses. Narvis will speak on the convention work with music from the Mechanics band accompanying the Narvis delegation home.
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Wm. Narvis
A. O. U. W. Hall
Eagle Lodge No. 16
W. L. Roach
Ed. P. Ingham
Andrew Cracker Hurt Picking Cherries
Andrew Cracker of Oak Street fell from a high ladder while picking cherries yesterday morning. The top of the ladder slipped, sending him to the ground. A doctor said no bones were broken but he may be inwardly injured and he is confined to bed.
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United States
Smith
Mr. Smith
Davine
America
Andrew Cracker
Oak Street
Mr. Cracker
Rock Island Railroad Extends Front Street Promenade
The Rock Island railroad shipped several carloads of sod yesterday and workers leveled ground between the track and Front street curb north of the depot. The project prepares the space as a decorative promenade, fulfilling the company’s pledge.
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Rock Island Railroad
Front Street
Excursion Flyer Promises $4.50 to St Paul Minneapolis Return
Iowa Central promotes a popular excur sion on saturday july 17 offering roundtrip fare of four dollars and fifty cents to St Paul Minneapolis.
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St. Paul-Minneapolis
Iowa Central
Sse
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