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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1906

Page

8

Local News Briefs From City and Nearby Visitors

A series of short items notes visits and departures of residents and visitors. H Rupp, dentist, 128 West Second street, near Bodman’s grocery. Fred Hines travels to Wapello for business. Earl McGrew returns home after a city morning. M W Sterlin plans another Texas excursion. F A Medart of Rock Island in town for business and friends. F A Amsong and mother Catherine Amlong of Joy, Illinois visit. Mrs L B Wookey to Rock Island for a day with relatives. Miona product advertised. Mrs H B Haven leaves for Wilton. Mrs A Yager of Fruitland visiting. For sale dry kindling wood. Roach & Musser Sash-Door Co noted. Eat what you want with Miona at 50c. Mrs H Haven to Wilton. Mrs A Yager visiting. For sale large list farms in Muscatine, Louisa, Cedar. Mrs Wright to Eldon. M A Harris from Davenport on business. Mrs A B Smith from Fredonia travels by Firefly. Mrs Emma Capps arrives by Firefly after Tri-Cities visit.

Frank Fowler Wilton Mary Joneson Charles Graham Latham Street S. M. Miller Oregon Street Emma Bennett Cranston Swalley Dewey Avenue Joseph Beach Schley Avenue John Sites Elrick Junction

Coffee Hurts and Postum Helps Alleged Coffee Poison

A New York hotel man recounts relief after quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee. He notes reduced nervousness irritability and better sleep and learns from a friend that others benefited after stopping coffee. The account frames coffee as harmful and Postum as a substitute.

New York

Bargains at the Boston Store May 12 sale

Saturday only, the Boston Store offers graduation dresses embroidered robes suits and ready made white dresses with lace trims. Wool and silk goods priced from 50 to 1.50 yard, wide embroidery inserts from 40 to 75 cents, and assorted linens sheets pillow slips and damask towels at reduced prices.

Boston

Special Sale Fine Embroideries at the Boston Store

A grand showing of Swiss embroideries with insertions for graduation and confirmation dresses. Open eyelet patterns offered at 25c 38c 49c 59c 65c and 75c per yard. Wide insertions for dresses and waist fronts priced 18c 20c 25c 35c 39c 49c 58c 65c and 7ic per yard. Big show for your money at the Boston Store.

Boston

Handsome New Jackets in Covert Cloths and Plaids

The ad promotes ladies jackets in covert cloths and plaids with prices from 3 to 10 dollars. It lists jacket styles including long and short loose, box, pony, and tight fitting, with over one hundred jackets in stock sizes 32 to 44. Children’s jackets also available $1.50 to $5.00. Indicates Saturday sale.

Ladies and girls muslin garments at bargain prices

Fifty cent to three dollar gowns for women and girls in muslin offered in varied sizes. Open and closed drawers and drawers for girls feature low prices from 10c to 75c per pair. New styles of corset covers lace and embroidery trimmed skirts and chinese styled shirts priced from 0.75 up to several dollars.

Great Sale Silks at 50c Yard in Muscatine

Saturday event offers new silks 20 to 27 inches wide once selling 75c to 1.25 yard now 50c. Includes checks stripes plaids and plain colors suitable for shirt waist dresses with no remnants and full or half pieces. Also three hundred new lace curtains and Irish Point Brussels Net patterns priced from 1.00 to 10.00 per pair.

Muscatine Brussels

Silk Petticoats Ad With Colorful Silk Options

An ad promotes silk petticoats priced from 3.98 to 8.50 with multiple colors and a silk dust ruffle. It invites readers to view the new dress coordinating undergarments and notes rich detailing like deep flounces and three rows of ruffles.

Ecru

New Linoleum Lines Arrive at Boston Store

Best Quality Linoleum offered at 50c per square yard in 2 and 2 1/2 yard widths. A handsome 4 yard wide line at 59c per square yard. Imported inlaid linoleum from $1.00 to $1.25 per square yard. Boston Store promises value and savings.

Boston

J C Rumsey to Speak at Y M C A Men's Meeting

Rev J C Rumsey of Manchester Iowa will address the Y M C A men’s meeting Sunday at 3 30 pm. He will also fill the pulpit at First Baptist during morning and evening services while Rev J Kempton is away with the Rochester University examining board. The Y M C A male quartet and orchestra will provide music.

J. C. Rumsey Manchester First Baptist Church J. Kempton Rochester N. Y

Revival meetings at Friends Church continue tonight

Revival meetings at the Friends church on East Fifth street proceed with Rev. J. W. Elder delivering clear sermons. Interest among attendees is rising and organizers hope the momentum will grow in the indefinite schedule ahead.

Friends Church Friends’ Church East Fifth Street J. W. Elder

Mrs. Jacob Foster Returns Home After Royal Neighbors Meeting

Mrs. Jacob Foster traveled on the Firefly and spent several days in the city for the Royal Neighbors union meeting before returning home last evening.

Jacob Foster Royal Neighbors Union

Miss Hattie Bowman Heads to Davenport for Day with Friends

Miss Hattie Bowman traveled on the Helen Blair this morning bound for Davenport where she will spend the day visiting friends.

Hattie Bowman Helen Blair Davenport

Mrs A Share Heads To Wilton For Visit

Mrs A Share of 1300 Smalley avenue departed last evening by Wilton train to visit friends for several days.

A. Share Smalley Ave Wilton

Funeral of J. T. Plum Held at Newell Avenue Home

Funeral services for Job T. Plum were conducted at his daughter Mrs. S. A. Burk’s home on Newell avenue at 2 o clock led by Rev. Skinner of the Adventists church. Interment followed in Greenwood cemetery with W. J. Burk and son Leslie of Manchester Iowa attending.

Job T. Plum S. A. Burk Newell Avenue Skinner Adventists’ Church Greenwood Cemetery W. J. Burk Leslie Manchester Iowa

Model Laundry Promotes High Quality Service Motto

An advertisement asserts Model Laundry remains in full operation despite public deception claims. It emphasizes “The best grade of work for our patrons” and invites reporting of falsehoods while inviting customers to keep bundles for Billy and the White Horse and noting available bathrooms.

Billy and the White Horse

Stolzenau and Maurer Partnership Dissolved

Notice declares Stolzenau and Maurer partnership dissolved with H. Stolzenau assuming and agreeing to pay all debts. George Maurer signs the notice.

Stolzenau & Maurer H. Stolzenau George Maurer

Straw hats cleaned at the Pearl City Panitorium

A brief notice reports straw hats cleaned at the Pearl City Panitorium located at 222 Iowa Avenue. The service appears to be offered by a local establishment serving residents with hat cleaning.

Pearl City Lowa Avenue

Jackson Electric Supply Co Moves to 225 West Second

Removal notice states stock of electrical supplies has moved from 205 West Second Street to 225 West Second Street next to Stein Furniture Co in Jackson.

Second Street West Second Street Stein Furniture Co Jackson Electric Supply Co

Fine stationery at the Ideal Printery on Iowa Avenue

A brief item notes the Ideal Printery on Iowa Avenue offers fine stationery. The notice emphasizes quality goods for writing and office use in a local business feature.

Ideal Printery Iowa Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

East Second Street J. E. Kranz Florist Journal Iowa Ave H. Rupp Bodman’s Grocery Fred Hines Wapello Earl McGrew M. W. Sterlin Texas F. A. Medart Rock Island White Swan J. O Havana F. A. Amsong Catherine Amlong Roach & Musser Sash — Door Co L. B. Wookey Miona Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store H. B. Haven A. Yager Fruitland Louisa Cedar F. S. Pentzer M. A. Harris A. B. Smith Fredonia Emma Capps South Muscatine L. S. Jackson Granview MacQuesten & Sawyer Co H. J. Stein Toledo Pasengers Miriam Aid Society Clifford’s Gallery Cedar Street John Hubbard el Paso S. M. Graff Eastern Star Keosauqua Bers Kaiser Hose House Kemper Avenue Primenthal Chothiing” Mart Blumenthal Brothers Eeree Pritacerphis Colin Mercantile Ss Yard Lonsdale J.C. Rumsey J. T. Plum Rev. Skinner The Carl's Bakery Alice Roosevelt Vienna Bakery D. L. Carl Oxfords Wilson Shoe Store
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