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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1903

Page

8

Local society notes and visits fill Davenport pages

Madam Betts here all this week for new silver spoon patterns at Swan's. Mrs. W. A. Blakeney visits with Mrs. Vic Mull then heads to Washington IA for friends before returning to Denver CO. Miss Kate Winnemore returns from St Louis with grandmother Mrs. A Schmeltzer. Mrs. M F Jackson and Miss Eva Johnson visit Davenport from Muscatine at Miss Lizzie Ryan's home. Miss Lillian Bridgeford, former Davenport teacher, passes through en route to Jefferson for a visit and will teach in Des Moines next year. An ice cream social is planned by the Bankers' Pioneer association at Maccabee hall with Prof Burroughs impersonator. Admis sion 25c. Snaps in sheet music sold at Hirt & Fesler's. A B C Family Tea advertised as pleasant medicine at Havercamp's Drug Store.

Bankers’ Pioneer Association Maccabee Hall Burroughs Lic Lillian Bridgeford Des Moines Jefferson

Wilton Fair and Sheet Music Sale Adverts

An extended notice details a sheet music sale at Hirt & Fesler's on Sept 3 4 and 5 and promotes the Wilton fair and races on Sept 8 9 10 with reduced rates. It lists many popular tunes and notes local residents traveling, shopping, or attending events and the Firefly steamer service to Washington for business and visits.

Great Wilton

No Music xchanged Pianist to play for you

A pianist will perform for listeners at the venue after a schedule change. The change delays previously planned music events and shifts the program to a solo piano recital. Organizers urge attendees to arrive early for seating and program details.

Hirt & Fesler announce three day sheet music sale

Louis Bodeker of Wapello was in Muscatine on business. Hirt & Fesler announce a big sheet music sale beginning Thursday and lasting three days. Mrs. J. W. McKee from Iowa avenue attended the Columbus Junction fair starting today. Mrs. Amalie S. Gobble at 103 West Seventh street offers lessons and voice testing on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Hirt & Fesler Louis Bodeker Wapello J. W. McKee Iowa Avenue Columbus Junction Amalie S. Gobble West Seventh Street

Grand Display Fall Goods at The Boston Store

The Boston Store announces a complete stock of new fall goods including carpets rugs curtains hosiery underwear table linens towels napkins ready to wear suits walking skirts jackets cloaks and more all new stock ready for customers. You are invited to call.

Boston

Finest Velvet Carpets Sale Ad

A newspaper ad touts velvet carpets at 89 cents per yard with savings of 5 to 10 dollars on each purchase. It promotes new all wool carpets at 39 to 55 cents per yard, large room rugs from 3 to 35 dollars, and claims 25 years in the business with quick installation.

Great Sale Dress Goods In Muscatine

One hundred pieces of new dress goods on sale all wool dress goods in colors at 25c 29c 35c 39c and up per yard. Black wool goods for skirts and shirts at 36c 49c 58c 68c 83c 98c up to 1.98. Call or send for samples to see the best value.

Muscatine

Local merchants tout big bargains and school supplies

The Dillaway Crockery Co announces major chinaware sales at below factory cost. Wilson's Shoe Store offers a free school tablet, pencil and ruler with every pair of school shoes through September 12. Bond's department store promotes a mammoth china stock and special discounts. Blanchard Packing Co slashes lard to 4c per pound. Dr J L Pentzer urges mothers to have children’s eyes examined before school starts.

Dillaway Crockery Company Wilson's Wilson M. N. Bond Bond Blanchard Packing Company Muscatine J. L. Pentzer

Special weekly sale on linens and towels

The ad lists air nice cotton blankets, large 50 cents size, various prices for towels, toweling, linen, and Turkish towels. It promotes heavy Russia crash linen, silk and gingham items, steel rod umbrellas, Paragon frames, and wide silk ribbons in assorted yard and width measurements.

Russia

Ready Made Suits Offer Wide Selection in Gall Colors

A new line of ready to wear tailor made suits is displayed in black and gall colors with prices ranging from 10.00 to 85.00. The collection includes long jacket Louis XIV jacket blouse jacket and Norfolk jacket with over 75 suits at low prices.

Ready Made Skirts at Boston Store

Ready to wear skirts offered in short and long lengths, silk options, all sizes and colors with prices ranging from 1.56 to 8.50. The Boston Store invites customers to shop for fashionable skirts and promises satisfaction.

Boston

Lace Curtain Sale Offers Wide Price Range

Lace curtains in 56 to 60 inch widths and 3 to 30 yards long are offered at prices from $1.00 to $5.00 per pair. Madras silk chintz tapestry and rope panels are advertised at low prices with many patterns and sizes available.

Mocon Cereal Coffee Promises Mind Boosting Drink

An advertisement extols Mocon Cereal Coffee as a brain aiding beverage. It claims the drink sharpens thinking, sustains alertness, and nourishes the nerves like roast beef, with a pleasant flavor and aroma. It markets Mocon as The Food Drink and Man's Best Drink for constant use.

Gladstone

Boxmakers Meet to Decide on Labor Day Turnout

The Boxmakers are asked to assemble at the Socialist hall on Mulberry Street this evening to decide whether to turn out for Labor Day.

Socialist Hall Mulberry Street

W C T U District Convention at Cedar Falls

The district convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held in Cedar Falls on August 25 and 26.

Cedar Falls

Ottumwa Seeks Shoe Factory to Employ 400 Men

Ottumwa officials are pursuing a new shoe factory project in the city that would create about 400 jobs. The effort focuses on identifying a suitable site and attracting the plant to enhance local employment and industry.

Ottumwa

Nickel Plate Line Praised for Comfort and Dining Service

The Nickel Plate road and its eastern connections are hailed as a top Chicago to New York route. It operates three daily through first class trains with modern amenities and a popular dining car service offering meals on the American Club Plan, with prices from 35 cents to $1.00. Colored porters assist passengers, especially mothers traveling with children, and no excess fares are charged.

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western West Shore Boston & Maine Chicago New York Boston

Nickel Plate Road Passenger Service Details

The Nickel Plate Road operates trains to and from Chicago. All passenger trains use the La Salle Street Station, the city’s sole passenger station on the Elevated Loop. The City Ticket Office is located at 111 Adams Street in Chicago.

Nickel Plate Road la Salle St Chicago City Ticket Office Adams St

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2Nd St Reliance Loan Co Jeb Kranz West Second Street Madam Betts Swan's W. A. Blakeney Vic. Mull Washington Denver Colo Kate Winnemore St. Louis A. Schmeltzer A. B.C Havercamp’s Hirt & Fesler’s M. F. Jackson Eva Johnson Davenport Lizzie Ryan Walling Court P. J. Bound Sioux Falls S. D Hiawatha Arizona Casey Corner Two Ste P Lindy University of Iowa Mascagni Nyle Sue Madelaine Misery Hall Mary Wilton E. E. W. Schaffer Lone Tree E. E. Lilly's Dry Good Store Bart Huffman East Fourth Street Vernon Tyler Ilinois City Philip Schweitzer Bismarck Street Kate Ament East Second Street Emma and Rosina Wheatright H. O. Langly East Seventh Street Helen Jackson Linn Street George M. Titus Colorado M Havercamp Bessie Hoerr Viola Marx Burlington Maud Brisbine Lula Nell Mlinois City Rock Island Teachers’ Institute Harry Harrier East Front Street Sidney Robt. Wilson Ella Letts John Wilson Fred Hacker West Third Street J. S. McKee Brigge St. Paul Wm. Fishburn George Shields Bloomington Township John Will Lake Township John Radcliff R Fesle & Hirt Yene Muscatine, Iowa R. A. Holmes Journal Building Wilson Shoe Store Ist Dr. Pentzer Bogard’s W. En E. Second ST Boxmakers Longley Derby Anson Clothing Co A Haviland China Libbey Bradley & Hubbard Center Dillaway Tiemcke’s Drug Store Mulberry St
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