Visitor Miss Wade departs city en route Cedar Rapids
Miss Lillian M. Wade leaves the city this morning traveling on the Western to Cedar Rapids. She plans to return in a few days and stay until about October 1 at her sister Mrs. Carl Evans home.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1902
Page
8
Miss Lillian M. Wade leaves the city this morning traveling on the Western to Cedar Rapids. She plans to return in a few days and stay until about October 1 at her sister Mrs. Carl Evans home.
Local items note upcoming fairs in Wilton and Columbus Junction September 9 to 19, with races and exhibits. Mentions Dr. Pentzer eyesight work, Miss Nellie Downer entering Iowa Wesleyan, theater photos by Alex Grossheim, and various train and travel notes. Also includes Chicago market dispatches for livestock and grain signals.
An unclear ledger style snippet shows numbers and percentages associated with “Hich,” “GE Mo. Pac,” and “Un. Pac,” including 9434 657 94 percent and values of 119 percent across multiple entries, suggesting fragmented data in a historical stock or shipment report.
Banner Lodge members will meet at their hall Tuesday evening next week to transact important business and begin winter work. John Dalton of Wilton Junction offers a reward for the return of a lost pool table set.
Prof Seil president of Wilton College led both morning and evening services while Rev Herr was away on vacation. Congregation praised the sermons and found the lectures thoughtful and well delivered. The chorus choir under W D Peck provided a notable feature enhancing the worship.
Muscatine residents praise Blind Boone Concert company and look forward to a Monday evening piano performance at the First Congregational church on September 15th.
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