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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
8
The Jewish New Year 5669 begins September 26 observed by orthodox Jews in Muscatine with Rabbi Joseph Bleeden leading services at Spring Street synagogue. Two days observed due to Orthodox practice. penitential days precede October 6 Day of Atonement and October 10 Feast of Tabernacle with special services planned.
At a Sept. 2 meeting the Floricultural Society discussed a cemetery fence plan using woven wire with posts in cement. The project, costing about $1,000 with $900 already subscribed, includes arches on Calhoun Street and an expert overseer.
Grandview notes show J J Beik visiting Wapello and returning on the late train. Mrs A D Moraine and son Harold depart for Keokuk Indiana after visiting daughters Mrs W E Reed and Mrs D E Zimmerman. Will Arnhood returns from Grangeville Idaho after winter with his sister Mrs Charles Hahn. Dr L G Woodruff of Columbus Junction visits relatives. Ed Allen and children depart for Muscatine after two weeks with William Allen. Ruth Higley and friends Misses Julia Hill of Des Moines remain in town.
A summary of frequent social visits and travel across Muscatine Letts Wapello and nearby communities. Delegates from Grinnell attend a Y W C A conference in Wisconsin. Residents visit relatives shop for goods or attend events with numerous names and places listed. A new concrete walk contract is noted and a stage production is announced for Sept. 19.
The ad claims millions of bottles sold with every user benefiting for coughs colds and lung trouble. It warns only the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package contains no opiates or harmful drugs and advises guarding health by refusing imitations.
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