Local visitors stop by Muscatine households this morning
Mer Bam Mout traveled to Muscatine to visit Mrs Jester Benz. Meshelm Robertson of Council Bluffs arrived to see her mother Mrs Alex Houk and her brother Charles Houk at their home.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
8
Mer Bam Mout traveled to Muscatine to visit Mrs Jester Benz. Meshelm Robertson of Council Bluffs arrived to see her mother Mrs Alex Houk and her brother Charles Houk at their home.
Cyrus Chapter No. 13 Royal Arch Masons hold a regular convocation Friday evening October 10 at 7 30 with important business and Royal Arch Degree work. The session will close with work and all companions are urged to attend. D Langworthy H P.
A compilation of short notes mentions Lyons for cookies Fox and Dewey for shoes taxi service routes and phone numbers. It records several travelers visiting Muscatine Harpers ferry Boise trips and funeral attendance plus real estate ads and store offerings from The New York Store and The New York Store bedding and clothing promotions. It notes Mrs. D. J. Biehelberger traveling with relatives and Crocker's Brigade reunion plans in Cedar Rapids.
Miss Edith Shrader spent the day with relatives in What Cheer. Mrs Emma Wright and her daughter Miss Virginia Wright traveled to Omaha Nebraska this morning to visit friends.
The piece notes that despite accumulating wealth, many prominent tightwads remain restless and unable to take riches with them, reflecting a wary view of greed and mortality. The tone echoes a cautious moral on money and legacy.
Applications for the census enumerator position in the district of Iowa must be made to J. V. Gray, supervisor, Pleasant Iowa, by 20 1919. J. V. Gray announces the opening and contact details for applicants.
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