Local residents Taylor and Kelley visit city yesterday
A. B. Kelley of Wilton and Enoch Taylor of Letts were in the city yesterday as business visitors while Taylor from Letts was in town.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1901
Page
8
A. B. Kelley of Wilton and Enoch Taylor of Letts were in the city yesterday as business visitors while Taylor from Letts was in town.
Easy terms touted for a 6-room house with half acre? lot for sale. An ad from Titus and Jackson offers a property priced around $1,509 after $1,500.00 down.
Local brief items report multiple passengers and train movements to Davenport Cedar Rapids Riverside and Kalona. People noted include J A Dickerson Eliason and Miss Lola Shellabareger with travel on the Wilton plug Firefly and Firefly service. A Columbia bicycle is advertised at 40 dollars and spring openings for Miss Markman Co and Miss Slater Ceeder announced.
March 27 and 28 mark the opening days for Mrs. E Salisbury’s millinery display with music by Pau Diet’s orchestra providing entertainment during shopping.
The Orient Milaminute, touted as the world’s greatest and fastest bicycle, showcased at Schmidt Bros. drawing enthusiasts and local riders to witness its speed and design during a special event segment.
Thursday March 20 marks the opening display of spring fashions in correct millinery at Miss Goulds Millinery Parlor 124 West Second Street. Miss Roth of Chicago supervises trimming with reproductions of foreign and eastern models and designs from local experts. Millinery has nev er been so pretty and sales so promising this season. Ladies are invited to attend and view the trimmed hats.
Our spring millinery opening occurs Thursday March 28 with cordial invitations extended. Misses Slater and Deeder welcome shoppers at 104 East Second Street.
An advertisement promotes Ev Brandenburg as The Paint Man who sells only paints and urges customers to shop with him for trustworthy paint goods. It emphasizes his expertise is in paint and invites customers to consider his offerings when they need paint supplies.
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