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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1902

Page

5

Proposals Sought for YMCA Building in Muscatine Iowa

Sealed bids due October 1 for a brick three story YMCA building in Muscatine Iowa. Separate general and plumbing heating contracts. Plans at architect Frank E Wetherell in Oskaloosa or secretary C F Nevins in Muscatine. 3 percent certified check required with bid. Right to reject bids reserved.

Young Men's Christian Association Muscatine Iowa Frank E. Wetherell Oskaloosa C. F. Nevins Buildings Committee

Port Louisa Sunday School Picnic at Hopewell School

The Port Louisa Township Sunday School association hosts its annual picnic and program at Hopewell school on Muscatine Island the last Saturday of September. Attendees will enjoy a morning social, a noon picnic, student declamations, songs, and an address by Mr. Nevius of the Muscatine Y M C A with performances by Hopewell Harrison Lone Tree West Port and other schools. Ladies act as dinner committee and guests are urged to bring ground coffee for the baskets.

Port Louisa Township Hopewell School Muscatine Island Louisa County Harrison Lone Tree West Port Hopewell Nevius Muscatine Y. M. C. A Nevins

Cairo social notes and visiting highlights from Cairo Iowa

N B Allen and son left for Manville Wyoming after a two week visit with relatives in Cairo. J A Reynolds in Pleasant Plain on business. Miss Josephine Havenhill and Mrs James Lee were Wapello visitors. E Sellers and family of Coppack visited John Sellers. Neuten Allen and son and Miss Lulu Murray visited Muscatine. Laura and Lela Havenhill visited grandparents in Wapello. Mae Marvin of Leon visited Cairo with Mr and Mrs James Lee. Anna and Sadie Patterson spent Sunday near Cairo.

Cairo Iowa N. B. Allen and Son Manville Wyoming J. A. Reynolds Pleasant Plain Josephine Havenhill James Lee

Unclaimed Mail At Muscatine Post Office Week Ending Sept 16 1902

Remaining letters include men and women names such as Geo G Andrews C L Biena Fred A Becker Sam Carlson Charley Conner Corliss Engine Co Oliver Erickson and Miss Ema Bartells among others. Foreign list shows Bernhard Gosen and Toso Riizone. Please say advertised when claiming.

Muscatine Iowa Geo. G. Andrews C. L Biena Fred A. Becker Sam Carlson Charley Conner Corliss Engine Co Oliver Erickson H. E. Farnum H. Farr R. W. Harbaugh Ralph E. Hollopeter F. A. Holloway James B. Mack John Welven Ringo John Scott Frank Shaffer George Stith Wm. van Winkle John Weidemeyer Ema Bartells Bertha Beaker Ruth Berry Sophia Conner Henry Gabriel Rebecca Hank Bernhard Gosen Toso Riizone Wm. L. Roach P. M

River Bulletin Sees River Fall Between Dubuque and Muscatine

River forecast ending 8 a m on Thursday Sept 18 1902 notes the Mississippi River will continue to fall slowly between Dubuque and Muscatine. Journal at your door 10c per week.

Selee Socied Mississippi Dubuque Muscatine

YM Cga Plans For Building A Modern Gymnasium

A detailed description outlines a new YMCA building with a first floor reception hall a large gymnasium 57 by 44 feet six inches a running track three secretaries offices and a library reading and game rooms a lunch room and a broad dormitory system across three floors a roof garden and extensive heating and lighting. The project aims for completion August 1 1903 with bids to be opened October 1 1902.

Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in West Liberty

West Liberty Iowa September 17 1902 the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs William C Evans at their West Sixth Street home drew about 200 guests including the Masonic fraternity. The couple married September 15 1852 in Willoughby Ohio and later moved to Port Byron Illinois before settling in West Liberty.

West Liberty Wm. C. Evans West Sixth Street Masonic Fraternity W. C. Shipman Mary A. Winslow Willoughby Ohio Thomas Guy Port Byron Ill W. H. Shipman Lucy Evans Roy Evans John A. Evans Eliza C. Wright Burlington

Friends yearly meeting in Oskaloosa draws 200 attendees

The Friends annual gathering in Oskaloosa closed last Monday with over 200 people and more than fifty tents. Dramas of devotion and business filled sessions daily, and a reported membership over 11 000 marked a 2 percent rise. Penn College enjoyed its best year, with several academies also reporting success. Noted speakers included Miss Butter of Ohio, a China missionary, and Miss Andrews of Oskaloosa, Jamaica missionary.

Friends Yearly Meeting Oskaloosa Penn College Friends Accademy States Miss Butter Ohio China Miss Andrews Jamaica

Obituary for Fannie Dorcas Shellahbarger

Obituary notes the birth on October 16, 1901 and death on September 10, 1992 of a baby named Fannie Dorcas Shellahbarger at 19 months old. It laments the loss as a cherished “bud of promise” and calls for faith and calm rest in God’s will.

Fannie Dorcas Shellahbarger Dorcas

Mrs Weigand Heads to Columbus Junction Fair

Miss Caroline Weigand departed this morning on the 7 58 train for Columbus Junction where she will attend the fair.

Caroline Weigand Columbus Junction

Marriage of Fred Wingerter and Catherine Kuriger

The marriage occurred yesterday at 9 o'clock in St. Mary's church with Rev. J. L. Grieser officiating. The couple resides with Catherine's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kuriger, 508 West Fifth street, after Sept. 22. A serenade by the mandolin club greeted them in the evening.

Fred Wingerter Catherine Kuriger St. Mary's Church J. L. Grieser Peter Kuriger West Fifth Street Mandolin Club

East Buffalo notes busy farms and social visits in September

In East Buffalo Illinois on September seventeenth farmers report fair weather and busy activity. W C Kimball bought fine young steers and calves this week. Numerous visits among locals are recorded including the Holmes and Murdock families and church society meetings. Frosts occurred with no damage and corn is expected to ripen.

East Buffalo Ill W. C. Kimball Florence Holmes Nellie Holmes Annie Holmes Carrie Holmes Eva Beany Ruby Holmes Emma Murdock Ladies Missionary Society Effie Kennedy Louie Murdock Jessie Ramsey Aledo

Chicago to New York Special a Overnight Business Train

The Pennsylvania Special runs daily from Chicago Union Station at 12 noon arriving in New York next morning at 9. The two hour trip includes all meals and onboard amenities such as bath and barber shop for busy business travelers. Contact H R Dering A G P Agt 248 South Clark Street Chicago for information.

New York Chicago Pennsylvania Chicago Union Station H. R. Dering A. G. P. Agt South Clark Street

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P. O A. Welk Grocer Great Western Dairy Great Wesi Prn Cereal CO D. McCurdy West Hill Cash Store H. H. Sharrar West Hi Hope Harrison School Lone Tree School Business Transactions Maggie Jarvis Nellie McGill Sophie Houtz River Bulletin Ted W. C. Evans Shellabarger Sears, Kobuck & Co China & Glass Gun & Repair Toy & Novelty OIL and Gasoline H. H. Arnold North Minnesota Dakotas THE H. H. Arnold Land Company S.g.&p. Stein Furniture Co West Second Street NS E 2d Street Umscheid & Seiler Poplar Mira Hershey Lumber CO Hershey Lumber Company Hinkel & Flannery W. 2d St Jewelers East Second Street
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