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Newspaper
Telegraph Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1909
Page
4
Dr Murray moves to the B and I Building. Oscar Haas offers optician services at 12th and Clay. Snow System dressmaking taught at Ellis Millinery. Governor's Greys fair set for Armory Hall November 6 with prize waltz dates. Dubuque City Directory sale at office during November. Probate Day held Saturday in district court with notable business. A-B-C Family Tea offered at 26e.
A Dubuque Biscuit company lineup features Macaroon Snaps and Cocoa Fingers as part of its snack offerings, signaling classic biscuit flavors from a regional producer.
Plans for the Yuletide ball are progressing steadily for a holiday event to be held here. Organizers expect community turnout and festive activities during the season.
A brief advertisement touts AB C Family Tea as a cure for constipation for chronic or occasional use, priced at 25 cents.
Classified notice seeking a stenographer with extensive experience. Respond with references to Lock Box 405 city and include a mailing address for applications.
The Young Ladies' Sodality plans a card party at Casino on Wednesday November 10 in the afternoon and evening. All are invited. Admission is 25 cents.
Senator Frodden and Mr. Nicholas Schrup have returned from the Deep Water Ways Convention held in New Orleans.
Many programs are being planned before Thanksgiving featuring literary and musical offerings. Local groups organize readings concerts and performances to enrich the holiday season for residents.
An advertisement extols Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the season’s blood purifier and most reliable remedy. It claims the product does more good than others and credits J. J. Becker and Berg & Ruegnitz with promotion.
The favorable weather keeps golf conditions ideal in Dubuque with many residents enjoying a round outdoors as clear skies and mild temperatures persist.
A Dubuque Biscuit Company promotion titled A Snap for the Children features a new acaroon snack item. The event highlights product branding and distribution aimed at families and young readers.
A testimonial style note proclaims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a proven remedy at the root of disease. It claims strength and vitality, asserting the product’s life giving qualities outshine other cures and credits J. J. Becker and Bere & Ruegnitz as sellers.
An enduring health classic touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the quickest cure for coughs and colds. Widely sold by all druggists, the advertisement reinforces its trusted status after 36 years.
The Story Hour series begins Monday evening at the Young Women's Christian Association with a presentation of the Story of the Alhambra.
Miss Mayme Slattery of Zwingle visits friends in the city and Miss Mary Degan of Otter Creek visits Mrs. Stark on Fourth street. The Manger Violin Concert is set for Tuesday evening with a splendid program expected to draw many local music lovers.
Many couples plan weddings in the city during the following fourteen days with several well known individuals announcing forthcoming nuptials.
The initial appearance of Mr Mack at the Friday Music Club drew warm applause as the singer’s artistic efforts were highly appreciated. A sudden backache is blamed on rheumatism of the muscles and quick relief is offered by applying Chamberlain's Liniment, sold by all dealers.
Local teachers returned from a state session held in Des Moines on Saturday. Attendance was large and the meeting described as a success with lively discussion and notable interest shown by participants.
The Dubuque Woman's Club has started a series of talks with strong support. All divisions show rapid progress and an exceptional line of work is reported.
From Muscatine comes word that the state meeting of the Young Women's Christian Association is well attended and the program is a success with the gathering set to close Sunday evening. Sluggish livers and bowels are blamed for many diseases and Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as a cleanser to restore natural function. J. J. Becker and Berg & Ruegnitz advertise the remedy.
The mission at Holy Ghost church concluded after a week of services. Attendance was large and sermons were instructive, marking a successful event.
The Dubuque Choral Club is rapidly growing toward one hundred members as the season progresses. High interest promises an exceptional season ahead.
Advertisement touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a gentle cure for chronic constipation in children. Claims benefit for schoolchildren and describes the tablets as mild with a quick effect. Sold by druggists.
Dan Brubaker of Dubuque and his Davenport brother "Shorty" returned Saturday from a hunting expedition near Gordon's Ferry with a haul of 27 squirrels 10 quail 1 pheasant and 7 rabbits. Shorty is a well known Davenport firefighter famed for daring and skill.
Westminister church women workers will meet Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs J T Bergen will discuss her observations among Indian women during the past summer while assisting Dr J T Bergen in mission work among the Reds.
The Academy of the Visitation introduced classes including Commercial Course Domestic Art Snow System Domestic Science Music Painting Water Colors China and Oil for students seeking varied skills in arts and trades.
Saturday drew heavy shopper crowds as local stores showcase attractive fall styles. Housewives flooded downtown, fueling brisk buying and a lively retail scene.
Retailers report unusually large sales of winter goods for this time of year with strong demand across departments. Shoppers flock to coats, blankets, and cold weather essentials as merchants note brisk activity.
Members of the American Order of Owls Nest 133 meet Sunday at 7 30 p m at hall corner 13th and Jackson to visit the home of Brother Wilbur who died at 1731 Washington St per order of President.
Miss Norma Schab returns from Des Moines where she attended the State Teachers Society meeting. She came back Saturday to fulfill her regular Sunday duty with the Westminster choir in this city.
Miss Verne Bruebaker hosted a Sunday eve hallowe en gathering at her parents home 1362 Clay Street with games and a dainty supper. Harry Brubaker and son Harold of Davenport returned home Saturday from Dubuque where they visited Daniel Brubaker at 1262 Clay Street.
Wm. D. Wilbur aged 67 dies in the city. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:30 p. m. from the family residence 1731 Washington Street. Rev. Ficke conducts the services. Interment follows at Linwood Cemetery.
A large group of Dubuque residents left Saturday morning for Clinton to attend the Clinton Dubuque football game. Rumors say he plans to depart Chicago soon for Europe.
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