Local Stagelist and Travel Notes Across Town
Mrs. Holtz left for Moline this morning. Dr. King was a morning passenger for Wilton. Mrs. S. T. Quinn of Des Moines visits S. L. Culp. Forty men sold return balls at the street fair. Mrs. Mitchell left for Moline Ill. Photo supplies at Hershey's Iowa avenue. The African Village to show at Wilton fair this week. Cora and Esther Morris left for Centerville. Miss Helen Dempsey to West Liberty. Stella and Bertha Fuller for West Liberty. Marie Pauly left for Davenport after visiting Mrs. Fiedler. Mrs. Frank Joslys and daughter left for Cedar Rapids. John Eade left for Town City to study at the University.
Fourth Ward Republican Club Campaign Call at Stewarts Hall
All those wishing campaign suits should call at headquarters at Stew arts hall this Monday evening per order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Republican Club
Stewart’s Hall
Co C Dance Night At Armory Hall
Ticket notice for Co C dance at Armory hall on September 21 marks anniversary of their return from the south two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C’s
Armory Hall
South
A New Lot Fran the Jeweler’s Time Inspector
A New Lot Fran the Jeweler’s Time Inspector is noted in a brief item involving R. L. & P. Ry. The clipped reference suggests a catalog or appraisal event connected to railway or jewelers’ standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran
the Jeweler’s
Time Inspector C
Girls Wanted Inquire at Beepple Button Co
A compiled local page lists job ads and notices including requests for a competent girl for general house work. It also records passenger movements, such as Mary Golden and Nellie Karg traveling for relatives, plus various residents departing for nearby towns and universities. A lost Angora collarette is reported and a room and board request is present. Nearby real estate ad hints at a house and half lot for $509.
Walking Skirts And Fall Jackets At The Boston Store
Fifty walking or rainy day skirts in all sizes offered at five dollars and other short skirts priced from 3.98 to 8.50. One hundred new jackets for fall and winter on sale with a broad assortment. Fifty pieces new dress goods in 54 inch width for fall suits with multiple price points. Carpets and linoleum advertised with various prices. Watch the Journal for bargains day by day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Axminster
The
Journal
Boston
Local Departees and Meetings Mentioned in Muscatine
Mr and Mrs John Felger sail on the Firefly to Davenport after visiting the Schol ten home. Rev Stafford Rev C H Montgomery Mrs J F Robertson and Joe Hanley travel to Bloomfield for the Iowa Conference of the Methodist church. George Bros offer furnace overhauls in Muscatine as cold weather looms. Hawkeye Lodge No 30 A F A M sets a Sept 18 meeting at 7 20 pm for two initiations with lunch to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Felger
Davenport
Scholten
Stafford
C. H. Montgomery
J. F. Robertson
Joe Hanley
Bloomfield
Iowa
The
Methodist Church
George Bros
Muscatine
East Third Street
Hawkeye Lodge No. 30
A. F
A. M
Attention G A R Regular Meeting in Shelby Post
Shelby Norman G A R post calls a Tuesday evening meeting with business of importance. All comrades are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Norman Post
Second Ward Republicans Plan Organization Meeting
The Republicans of the Second ward will meet tomorrow evening at K of P hall to organize two clubs the McKinley Roosevel t club and a rough rider squad. Many ward members intend to attend and join, with a large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Second Ward
McKinley-Roosevelt Club
Second
College Opens Sept 17 for Early Start Scholarships
To accommodate students who wish to begin work before Oct 1, the college will be in session on Sept 17 and after. Special scholarships may start on Sept 17 or any school day by Oct 1. After Oct 1 tuition by month: English $4, business $5, shorthand $6. Ten dollar scholarships remain. none after Oct 1. Visit college office on 5th Street near Mulberry to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5Th Street
Mulberry
College
Ministerial Association Elects Officers in Muscatine
The Muscatine Ministerial Association met at the Y M C A parlor to elect officers for the coming year. Rev C L Stafford D D was chosen president Rev L B Hix named vice president and Rev J N Elliott secretary treasurer. The group denounced the late street fair as a moral outrage and hopes it will be the last held in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Stafford
D. D
L. B. Hix
J. N. Elliott
Muscatine
Rumor of Heating Plant Change Stirring City Officials
A journalist questioned Superintendent Fiske about rumors that the heating plant connected to the street railway and electric light plant would be discontinued. He answered that nothing definite could be stated about any change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Fiske
Local notices and arrivals from town and nearby
Joe McDonald arrives from Seventy Six and John Tyler from Conesville. Judge Brannan leaves on the Firefly for Maquoketa. J F Gipple visits Grandview. Miss Deeder heads Galesburg, Mrs A Ewing to Davenport. Titus Jackson handle property. Bert Merk to Keokuk as assistant secretary. Camera shop offers full line and low prices. Booth writes of a German salve curing piles at Havercamp’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Booth
Elein, Jr
J. J. Havercamp’s
Nobody over twenty ought to enjoy a picnic
A compact item notes the notion that only those under age twenty should partake in a picnic, reflecting a witty or provocative social remark. It presents a humorous or satirical stance without further context or named individuals.
Kickapoo Chief Offers Help in Sino War
White Horns the Kickapoo chief arrives at Fort Clark with his daughter and riders to offer service to the United States in the China conflict. He cites prior tension with Chinese laborers invited by a Mexican farmer near the reservation, including thefts and a missing child as motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Horns
Uncle Sam
China
Old Fort Clark
White Horn
Althou
White Horns Chief Plots Against Chinese
White Horns, chief of the Kickapoo, provokes Indians with rumors of Chinese murder. An aged soothsayer accuses the Chinese, prompting White Horns to vow violence. Guards pacify the camp but threats persist and hostility grows as he misreads geography and contemplates a massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Horns
Squay
China
Rio Grande
United States Army
Texas
Lehigh Valley Railroad Route Between Major East Coast Cities
The route between Chicago and New York and Philadelphia runs via Buffalo and Niagara Falls using the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Marquette as a Charming Summer Resort on Lake Superior
The lakefront Marquette in Michigan offers healthful air scenery and good hotels as a top summer retreat. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway promotes the area and a booklet on The Lake Superior Country by Geo H Heafford includes Mariette and copper country details, postage four cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Lake Superior
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mich
Mariette
Copper Country
H. Heafford
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Journal
Joe Kranz
N. Cedar St
Reliance Loan CO
Musca
H. M. Bartlett
Horan & Devitt
P. O
Davidson's
C. H. Armstrong
Titus & Jackson
Dr. King
Wilton
S. T. Quinn
Des Moines
S. L. Culp’s
Hershey's
Iowa Avenue
Wilton Fair
Cora
Esther Morris
Centerville
Helen Dempsey
West Liberty
Stella and
Bertha Fuller
Marie Pauly
Mrs. Fiedler
Frank Joslys
Cedar Rapids
John Eade
Town City
University
Beepple Button Co
Mary Golden
Harper
Sam Snyder
Cedar Township
A. James
Moscow
F. Reppert
Nichols
Will Beardsley
Wellman
Lee Demorest
Corning
W. W. Wagner
Letts
Rose Millegan
May Brown
Fredonia
Nellie Karg
Ainsworth
Lew Witter
Iowa City
W. H. Galatt
Columbus Junction
E. M. Randall
Miss Henderson
Miss Brimm
Angora Collarette
City Cemetery
H. D. Myrick
Dr. Myrick
Anamosa
J. L. Giesler
West 4
Fred L. Apple
J. W. Logan
Waterloo
Anna Cummings
F. A. McCaulley
Washington
Journal Office
Price
Muscatine City
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Guarantee Loan Co
East Second Street
Attention
Colfax
Adam Hild’s
Muscatine Business College
Ministers’ Association
Joe McDonald
John Tyler
Conesville
Judge Brannan
Maquoketa
J. F. Gipple
Grandview
A. Ewing
Bert Merk
Keokuk
Y. Mw
Thompson's Book Store
Brecker Press Co
Oscar E. Pauline
Evry Suit
Clus
Pattern Department
Gar
B. E. Lilly's
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