Masquerade Suits For Rent For Prize Winners
Rent masquerade costumes from Fred Koehler at foot of Avenue with a range of sizes. Prize winners may find affordable suits for events and parties.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1900
Page
8
Rent masquerade costumes from Fred Koehler at foot of Avenue with a range of sizes. Prize winners may find affordable suits for events and parties.
W S Beall and J Mahin travel to Davenport while Mrs J S Kulp and Miss Nellie Robertson depart by firefly to visit relatives and friends. Geo B Jackson and Dillaway promote products. Huttig Hose Co. to host masquerade at Armory hall. Mohler of Columbia Southern Railway arrives from Shaniko Oregon. Judge Brannan visits Dixon Illinois with son Tom.
The notice lists fashion items at S and L Cohns, Samuels chocolates, and hosiery at Geo B Jacksons. It promotes school events with Arthur Stocker and Russian sleigh bells at the High School, a roof garden social, Rathbone Sisters gathering, and a Chrysanthemum show at Joe Kranz's nursery. Walter Kinsman buys a Muscatine barber shop stake and relatives plan moves to South Dakota.
Schmidt Bros showcases the newest stationery selection in town with updated bundles and exclusive finds for writers and office users.
Tonight at the High School hall the concert closes with a piano and toy instrument number titled Russian Sleigh Ride. The piece features sleigh bells cymbals glass harmonica castanets triangle a mock violin and nightingale.
A group of workers marks foundation lines for the Musser public Library on the Third and Avenue corner. The old blacksmith shop site has been torn down to clear space, with foundations likely before cold weather and a sizable building planned for the city.
A short clothing ad promoting stylish suits and overcoats from the firm 8S and L. Cohn calling customers to visit or inquire for the best fabrics and makes.
Local ads announce Schmidt Bros new stationery line and a Bee Hive handkerchief sale starting at 9 am. West Hill Cash Store lists prices on tools and pins. Huttig Hose Co hosts a dance at Armory Hall. A Halloween party by Rathbone Sisters is planned with refreshments. Also notes a pension increase for Andrew B. Shipman and a school talk by Miss Mary Jayne on Oklahoma Indians.
An advertisement-like note touts a budget sewing machine as the best value on the market, claiming affordable price and strong performance to attract buyers.
Westbound travelers with tickets to New York or Philadelphia on the Lehigh Valley Railroad may take a stopover at Niagara Falls without any additional fare. The policy applies to passengers holding applicable tickets and seeks to attract tourism through a free layover option.
The Exposition Express luxury sleeping car departs Buffalo at eight o clock tonight via the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Travelers are promised comfort on the regional route with onward connections to major destinations.
Advertises two Batterson block flats for rent with modern equipment at 12 and 15 dollars per month. Also a lost silk umbrella marked T. D. S. on handle is sought to be returned to T. D. Smith.
Sewing machines advertised as the old reliable Household model offered at Schmidt Brothers, likely a local retailer promotion detailing availability and price.
The Blasius praised for tone action and workmanship by Schmidt Bros, noted as the top choice among fine musicians.
Mrs. Jessie Davidson of Illinois City dies aged 87 after senility. Survived by two daughters Mrs. S. Terry and Mrs. Elby Hahn and son Geo. Davidson. Funeral set for tomorrow at 11 in Illinois City M E church.
City wall art study invites passersby to pause at Townsend’s window 317 East Second Street to view the image of Maggie Bisders and obtain further particulars about the piece.
An advertisement proclaims The Household sewing machine can do more than any other on earth and credits Schmidt Bros as agents.
Mark Twain regards London as one of the best cities for writing noting there is nothing new to distract a writer there. Josh Billings quips that most people mean well yet act like the devil.
A man discusses endowment choices with an agent on Aug 15 1915. Option A leaves 14107 with the company for a 3 percent annuity and possible dividends. Options B and C offer varying cash, installments, and beneficiary provisions to maximize lifetime income.
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