Going Out of Business Sale Continues
The sale lists girls fleece vests at half price and boy and girl heavy fleece underwear reduced from 35 to 40 cents, offering bargain prices on warm garments.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1909
Page
10
The sale lists girls fleece vests at half price and boy and girl heavy fleece underwear reduced from 35 to 40 cents, offering bargain prices on warm garments.
Local brief items include W. P. Lohr promoting Kiowa cigars, Judge J. A. Rowan in Buffalo on business, and various ads for land sales farm loans goods and services. Notices mention Mrs. August Deutschman visiting Davenport, box company wood deliveries, and residents traveling to Rock Island Muscatine Cranston and Washington for visits and hunts.
For Sale large safe a bargain. Come quick Frank Bowman. The most lusious and invigorat ing drink is Slaughter's chocolate. Mr farmer when you want a good wagon or buggy see Ottie Snyder. Mrs Charles Love of Montpelier who has been visiting with Muscatine relatives left for her home this forenoon. Mr and Mrs Edward Mockmore of Wilton returned to their home yesterday afternoon. They have been visiting with Muscatine relatives. Mr and Mrs F L Bills left for Davenport this noon. While in this city they were guests of Mr and Mrs G A Riemcke of East Sixth street. Mr and Mrs Bills attended the meeting of Electa chapter O E S last evening.
We extend sincere thanks to friends neighbors and the Y W C A for kindness and sympathy shown us in our recent sad bereavement. Cc J Lamar Mrs Newcomb.
South Muscatine men Howard and Stark plan to attend a Cedar Rapids railway conference to demonstrate their new automatic safety block system. They are fitting a test apparatus to show wrecks can be averted and expect a patent within a month. After protection, they will market the device.
Revival meetings at Musserville Methodist Church end and social features resume. Epworth League plans a social next week with an entertainment committee meeting Thursday to arrange the affair and refreshments. Ladies' Aid also plans an entertainment. Tonight's program includes instrumental solo by Miss Blanche Preston reading by Miss Lada Eshleman duet by Blanche Washburn and Ruth Painter vocal solo by Mrs. W. B. Treland and a lesson by Miss Maug Smith.
An important Muscatine Commercial Club meeting last night approved a first reading of revised by laws. New standing committees include Railroads Manufacturing Statistics and advertising Retail and local trade Jobbing and foreign trade Public affairs and legislation Finance and membership River traffic and improvement Municipal improvement Labor and employment. A reception and smoker is planned for Wednesday March 17 with a ladies reception in the afternoon followed by an evening program and talks on club and town promotion.
Rev. Wennermark of Grace English Lutheran church will address the YMCA men's meeting next Sunday afternoon. The talk is described as of vital interest to all men attending the event at the YMCA building.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy claiming it cures kidney and bladder troubles including backache and irregularities that could lead to Bright's disease or diabetes. Sold by A. W. Morgan with a note to read the Journal for 19 cents a week.
The funeral for the late Mrs. Emma Fimple of Bartlett Street will take place tomorrow at 4 PM from the family residence with Rev. J B Smith of the First Baptist church officiating. The remains will be sent to Randolph Massachusetts on an evening train for burial there.
Mr and Mrs Asa Shepard of Muscatine Island announce the birth of a daughter at their home Sunday.
A twelve pound son was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Diercks of 1012 Wisconsin Street. The new arrival adds a family member to the Milwaukee residence.
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