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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1902

Page

8

Townsend's Studio Seeks Appointments and Chinaware Sale

A notice invites more sittings at Townsend's studio this week and promotes upcoming chinaware bargains and a shipment arrival. Dr. Pentzer claims to correct defective refraction with free eye examinations at 217 East Second street. The Maceabees urge full attendance for a Friday evening meeting at Maccabee hall with important business.

Townsend Pentzer East Second Street Ladies of the Maccabees Maccabee Hall

Local notices on goods, travel, and daily life

Various city snips mention Teichmiller Bros for hardwood, North Iowa trades like stove pipes, and services at Luellen Brothers Panitorium. J W Wilson of Wilton travels south on the 7 58 train. Mrs Will Moylan and child ride Western to Nichols. Barbara Boldner returns to Harper Iowa. The Ondine steamer shuttles between the city and Port Louisa carrying wood. John C Wilson and family head to Cedar Rapids for the carnival. several Muscatine residents attend. Robert Marcus, a traveling man from Macon Mo, buys two tons of hard coal stored in a shed with a padlock awaiting winter warmth.

Barbara Boldner Becky Harper Iowa John C. Wilson Cedar Rapids Burlington Gazette Robert Marcus Highland Avenue Macon

Card of Thanks from Mr. and Mrs. George Will

The Will family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness during their recent bereavement.

Mr. and Mrs George Will

Remarkable Fifty Year Old Walks 12000 Miles Feeds

A man aged fifty has traversed 12000 miles and consumed nine and a half tons of meat fish eggs and vegetables while drinking 7000 gallons of fluids.

Autumn weddings brighten Muscatine’s social scene

Muscatine featured several autumn weddings with well known local families. Miss Cora Gunzenhauser married Albert M. Ekelberg of Columbus Junction at Grace Lutheran Church with family and friends attending. The couple will reside in Columbus Junction after a brief stay in Muscatine.

Muscatine Ekelberg-Gunzenhauser Grace Lutheran Church Towa Avenue Sixth Street Cora Gunzenhauser Albert M. Ekelberg Columbus Junction J. L. Murphy Mendelssohn Elmer S. Batterson Will Mark Atar George Gunzenhauser Lulu Gunzenhauser Elsie Butz Ed. Gunzenhauser East Ninth Street Ekelburg Gunzenhauser City Klotz Robert Church John Eliason Dr. Brown Miss Cullom John Fred Gunzenhauser Steinmetz Homestead Iowa

Bal luff Luellen Wedding at St. Matthias Rectory

Miss Clara E Bal luff and Will R Luellen were married last evening at St Matthias rectory by Rev Kunkel. Clarence Richards and Miss Anna Shoemaker attended the contracting parties in the ceremony. The ceremony occurred in the presence of...

Clara E. Balluff Will R. Luellen St. Matthias Kunkel Clarence Richards Anna Shoemaker

Local Muscatine Couple Wed at Home of Bride's Mother

Miss Nellie Dietrich and William Boldt, well known in Muscatine, were married last night at 104 West Seventh street in a ceremony conducted by Rev. J. L. Murphy. The couple will live at 608 Chestnut Street and begin housekeeping immediately.

Anna Coyner Emma J. Coyner Nichols Geo. A. Hahn West Third Ash Streets A. H. F. Hertzler M. EB Mendelssohn Ida E. Appel Irene Sneichen Mabel Appel Fannie Hadley Helen Sneichen Ida Appel Sophia Hagermeister Grace Hahn Hertzler Appel Orchestra Tiecke Mandolin Club Nellie Dietrich William Boldt West Seventh Street J. L. Murphy Grace Lutheran Church Muscatine Chestnut Street

Fowler Family Summer Social At Pleasant Country Home

At the pleasant country home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fowler on Mus. land neighbors gathered for an informal afternoon social. The event featured light snacks, lawn games, and friendly conversation among local residents.

Mrs. Thomas Fowler Mus

Duchess of Manchester Gives Birth to Heir

London reported the duchess of Manchester born a son today. formerly Miss Helen Zimmermann of Cincinnati Ohio, the child is described as the heir to the Manchester title.

Life’s First Effort Sets the Course for Whole Success

The saying emphasizes beginning well to shape every future outcome. It urges early discipline, steady practice, and a mindset that builds consistent momentum across all endeavors.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daily Journal Reliance Loan Co Chicago Joe Kranz West Second Street Dr. Pentzer Alex Grossheim M. E Batterson Townsend's R. A. Holmes Journal Building Thiesen Teichmiller Bros J. W. Wilson Wilton Ondine Port Louisa Will Moylan Luellen Bros Grand Hotel The WHCAD Dr. Little Dr. Fulhiam Toledo J. H. Mundt Mackey’s Big Clothing House East Second St G. D. Justrite DU Brock McCall Patterns McCall Magazines Musca Cupid East Fifth Street Luellen Chas. Balluff Journal St. Paul Mulberry Street Lockwood Eireman Geo. Berk Wm. Berk Michael Kent Snyder Odell Anthony Fred Shew Shades Reading Circle Geneva Island Eagle Point Cottage Hahn-Coyner Bride Edward Harry Mark Clayton Coyner John Hahn Henry Hahn John Frenzel Moscow J. B. Rummels H. J. Brown Laura Slater Clara Fremont Rock Island Edward Hahn Rolla Neb Luellen-Balliuff Boldt-Dietrich Lockwood-Fowler Sur G. A. Pierson Second Street China Jardineer Dept BLCK Florence Goode Holida Cali Roy Bond A the Hardware Man
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