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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1902

Page

8

Local notes from Muscatine society and business ads

Thiesen for pure drugs. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hudson and children attend Mrs. Mary Bell funeral in West Liberty. A. H. Sherwood visits in the city. Mrs. Fred Welch returns from Atlantic Iowa. Titus & Jackson offer new houses. Charley Little back from Davenport, musician on the J. S. Nora Emmet to Cedar Rapids for carnival. Nan’s cure advertised by Thiesen. Thiesen sells Paracamph. Teichmiller Bros. for hard wood. Kenny Cadle visits from Princeton. Will Wallace heads to Chicago on business. Chicago College of Dental Surgery for Will Gates. Joseph Gibney and wife welcome newborn son weighing nine pounds. Mrs. Frank Hinkle to Lone Tree. Frank Cromer and wife visit Muscatine. Orange S. Terry and Daisy depart to Chicago, then Toledo. Muscatine doctors praised. phototherapy hailed for ulcers and tumors. Dr. E H King offering treatment with new apparatus.

Investment you can save with small quarterly payments

An advertisement urging safe taxable free income investment. It promotes a profitable option with quarterly payments and invites contact with Chas. H. Gobble. A notice of a special meeting of Iowa Lodge No. 1 is scheduled for this evening at o'clock sharp for work in the third degree.

Chas. H. Gobble Iowa

Presbyterian Ladies Aid to Meet in Lecture Room

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society will meet in the lecture room on Thursday at 2 o clock. A full attendance is earnestly requested.

Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society

All Wool Dress Goods Sale and Carpet Line

Thirty two pieces of all wool dress goods marked down from 5c to $1.00 per yard. One day sale price is 25c. New line of carpets with ingrain from 25c to 5ic and all wool ingrain 55c. All wool remnants cut from 55c to 59c down to 4c. Rugs moquette ingrain and Smyrna in 50 patterns, now 39c. Monte Carlo coat advertised on last trip.

Ingrain Smyrna

Millinery Opening Invites The Public To Autumn Styles

Wednesday and Thursday October 1st and 2nd offer a millinery showing with a feast of autumn and winter styles. The invitation calls all to attend and enjoy the display of new hats and headwear.

Wallace and Hudsons Seen Visiting Keokuk and Keota

Mrs. W. N. Wallace traveled to Keokuk to visit Mrs. Will Robertson for several days. Little Miss Jeanette Hudson visited relatives and friends in Keota over the weekend and returned home Monday.

Mrs. Clyde Ogden Anita Iowa W. N. Wallace Keokuk Will Robertson Jeanette Hudson J. B. Hudson Keota

Telegram plan for Sunday school rally in Chicago

A Chicago Tribune feature describes H. M. Leyda and Supt. Taylor using 100 messengers and 700 telegrams to invite the public to a Central Park Presbyterian church rally. The project cost about $210 for addresses and messages, aiming to boost attendance. The new church building, completed and dedicated in June, seats 1,000 and cost $260,000.

The Chicago Tribune H. M. Leyda Chicago Central Park Presbyterian Church Leyda Journal Central Park Presbyteran Church Western Union Company F. F. Taylor Telegraph Company Supt. Taylor William H. Matthews Kedzie Avenue the Telegraph Company

Court rules on Mische heirs case with minor claimant

The court upheld Sophia Mengedond as claimant while Sadie Cline Mische received $300 for services after reaching adulthood. Attorneys Jayne and Hoffman represented the plaintiff, Clymer Coldren the administrator, and Carskaddan and Burk for the intervener.

Mische Sophia Mengedond Sadie Cline Mische

Tramp Severed Arm in Freight Car Accident at Wilton

An 18 year old tramp riding freight car trucks near Wilton Iowa was thrown off when the train started and lost his left arm. He said he came from Kentucky and his parents are wealthy. Drs Leith and Cooling treated him and he is cared for at Thos Hickey's.

Wilton Kentucky Leith and Cooling Thos

Hirt and Fesler Offer Folio Sale Specials

Hirt and Fesler announce a weekly sale on folios with prices adjusted: 50 cent folios at 35 cents, 75 cent folios at 50 cents, and 1.09 folios at 75 cents. Closing out standard sheet music at 8 cents per copy, two copies for 15 cents.

Hirt & Fesler

Wilton Couple Visits City Family on West Second

Mr and Mrs Helzhauer of Wilton visited in the city at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson on West Second street during a Sunday stay.

Helzhauer Wilton City Walter Johnson West Second Street

Mische Case Ruling Grants Sanctuary to Sadie Cline Mische

Judge Brannan ruled in the Sadie Cline Mische v. administrator of Sophia Miche deceased and Sophia Mengedond intervenor case. He awarded Mische three hundred dollars after trial at the June term and advisory consideration.

Brannan Sadie Cline Mische Sophia Miche Sophia Mengedond Sophia George A. Mische Mische Sophia Menged

Auctioneer Promises Low Sales in or Out of City

An auctioneer announces sales at low rates with satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. Reference made to the U. S. Express office in Muscatine Iowa.

U. S. Express Office Muscatine Iowa

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Daily Journal Stes Reliance Loan Co Big Salo Joe Kranz Thiesen John B. Hudson Jeanette Georgie West Liberty Mary Bell A. H. Sherwood Hoosick, New York Emerson G. Hoopes Fred Welch Atlantic, Iowa Titus & Jackson Charley Little Davenport J. S Nora Emmet Geo. D. Emmett East Fifth Street Cedar Rapids Nan Teichmiller Bros Kenny Cadle Princeton, Mo Will Wallace Thiesen’s Will Gates Chicago College of Dental Surgery Joseph Gibney Mast Seventh Street Frank Hinkle Lone Tree C. Oglevee Frank Cromer Rock Island Herman Schmidt Cedar and Fifth Streets Orange S. Terry Daisy Helen Jackson Toledo Ohio Finsen Copenhagen Minin St. Petersburg Jones East Third St R, A, Holmes Journal Building Muscatine City Ray Reesink W. O. Studebaker A. 8 Schroeder Geo. E. Sell A. Siegel People’s Department Store East Second Street Monte Carlo New York Itc Ladies’ Hose Boston Slater & Ceeder Telegrapi Muscatine Now of J. G. Kammerer Valparaiso Ind G. F. Shoemaker Des Moines Frank Smalley Dillaway's E. C. Peto Earth Reinemund E. 2d Street Wittich Bros the Journal China Department China Glassware Dept Crockery Department Queensware Dept GUN Department Sporting Goods Dept Sewing Machine
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