Mrs C C Webster Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs C C Webster died last Sunday evening at 10:40 at her First Ward home after weeks of illness. Born Sara Frances McCormick March 12 1869 she moved to the city, married Charles C Webster November 19 1891 and had six children. A Congregational church member and active in Christian work she also belonged to Pope Rebekah Lodge. Survived by three brothers and six children, funeral Thursday with Daughters of Rebekah in charge, burial at Mt Hope Cemetery.
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C. C. Webster
Mrs. Webster
Sara Frances MecCormt
Walkon Junction
Town
Stephen Webster
Charles C. Webster
Anon
Neville Bowman
Davenport
Arnold Schoenthaler
North English
Birdsall
Chicago
Lewis
Victor
Frances
Wes
Webster
Congrégational Church
Pope Rebekah Lodge
Johm McComb
Heber
Bridal Shower Honors Bride-To-Be Faye Jacobs
Miss Josephine Filter hosted a bridal shower for Faye Jacobs at Mrs Roy Graats home. Guests enjoyed a three course luncheon and festive décor. Each place held hand painted menus and glassware as keepsakes while Mrs Josephine Van Toll performed instrumental solos.
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Josephine Filter
Roy Graat
Faye Jacobs
Josephine van Toll
Chicara
Mise Jacobs
Real Estate Manager Mr Harry Meatey Expands Listings
Grows rapidly, Mr Harry Meatey, manager of Sentinel Realty Co, distills farm and city properties. He will supply lard seekers and can market any property. New farms in Jackson and Clinton counties, desirable homes and lots offer strong selling interest. Consider calling rival firms to discuss competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Meatey
Sentinel Realty Co
Jackson
Clinton
Mealey
Family in Lamotte Mourns Illness of Mrs Wathier and Daughter
The community of Lamotte learns Mrs. Nick Wathier Sr. is confined to bed under a nurse’s care after her daughter Miss Creecentia contracted erosipelar. De Maquoketa attends them as family seeks recovery.
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Nick Wathier Sr
Lamotte
Miss Creecentia
Mantonkre Case Fines and Rochester Voyage Report
The United States Court under Justice Martin Mantonkre found punlty on eight events in a federal indictment charging profiteering. The court imposed a fine of 1.1 merging totaling penalties. Mrs Yack Spencer departs for Rochester Minnesota this week for a covetal evckx day at the Maye Bees. Wospitah.
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Weed's Inc
Inchamton Clothiers
United States
Martin Mantonkre
Yack Spencer
Lst
Rochester
Minn
Maye Bees
Fred Johnson Obituary in Prime of Life
Fred Johnson died May 28 after a short illness from stomach lesions at his East Lomust street home. Born in the city November, he lived here most of his life, attended public schools and Western Cedar Rapids colleges, and worked with Bradstreet Co then in real estate. Survived by parents, brother Frank T and sister Mrs B Stafford of Seattle. Funeral Sunday afternoon at home, Rev. J Morgan officiating. Interment Mt Hope.
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East Lomust Street
Fred Johnson
Jennie Johnson
Fred
Cedar Rapids
Bradstreet Company
Frank T
B. Stafford
Seattle
Wesh
Preston Lady Baty Hart dirs Ef Neilsen met with an accident
A Preston Times report notes Ef Neilsen and Baty Hart were involved in an accident Wednesday evening. Hart, already frail from a prior hip injury, fell at home and sustained an oblique fracture of the femur. Doctors Butler and Armstrong treated her with X rays to guide alignment, but she endured severe pain. Friends wish her a speedy recovery.
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Neilsen
Noray
Black & Hanson Company Sale Promises Splendid Offerings
Is Some Sale The Black Hanson Company under the direction of Manager Davis. They announce a big sale this week with a neatly arranged stock and exceptionally complete assortment. See their windows and read the bills. Attention Pythian Sisters Special Meeting Thursday for work. Have you seen the new ridge road and the two bite view of our city this spring.
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Black & Hanson Company
Davis
New Meat Market In Merrero Building Near Pain Cafe
New Meat Market workmen overhaul the Merrero building adjoining the Pain Cafe formerly occupied by Will Pickett the barber shop. Frank Tauchas plans a sanitary market with high grade goods and fair prices in the near future. He has not yet chosen a market operator.
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Merrero
Pain Cafe
Will Pickett
Pain Meat Market
Frank
Tauchas
Maquoketa Time Tele Schedule Fragment
Rail and river timetable notes from Maquoketa showing departure times from Davenport Davenport West East and South to Dav enport and New York?, listing 7:00 am 7:50 am 11:20 am 1:00 pm 7:58 am and freight movements East West.
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Paul Ly
Dalinay Sind
Davenseri
Davenport
Nelmar
Davenpore & Weedy
BAL Ppm
Marriage of Richard Johnson and Nona Vivian Bickford
Richard Johnson and Nona Vivian Bickford were married at the Reformed Church in a ceremony conducted by Rev. D. F. Boomershine. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bickford of near Fulton, taught school in Jackson County for six years. The groom, son of Charles and Kanna Johnson, is a World War I veteran who served in France and Germany. After a brief wedding trip they will reside on the groom’s mother's farm near South Garry Owen.
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Richard Johnson
Nona Vivian Bickford
The
Reformed Church
D. F. Boomershine
Ruth Johnson
Merlin Bickford
Thei
George W. Bickford
Fulon
Jackson Countty
Charles WW
Kanna
Johnson
Manna
France
Delmar Man Wounded by Accidental Shooting
Delmar businessman Charles Keller, proprietor of the Milwaukee Street restaurant, was accidentally shot by Rory Fletcher at about forty feet. Keller was treated at Mercy Hospital after X rays showed the bullet lodged in his spine and partial paralysis set in. his condition improved to fair the next morning.
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Chrles Keller
Delmar
Rory Fletcher
Keller
Milwaukee
Young Fletcher
McGord
Chnten Snd
Mercy Hospital
Keefer
Marshall Players to Open Week in Big Tent on Glasers Lot
Marshall Players a celebrated company of entertainers will open a week long engagement next week in their big tent on Glasers lot in the Second Ward. The group has toured nearby towns and press notices praise the wholesome entertainment. Read the ads in this issue.
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Marshalls Flavers
Glasers
Shows Prosperity and Art in Panoramic Gallery Opening
The feature presents Prosperity Whi and Uynn, the music man, unveiling a striking new sign for his business next week. Mark Stanley, a noted artist, showcases an oil painting of a home interior with a young girl operating a player piano while a phonograph stands by, signaling a themed exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosperty
Uynn
Mark Stanley Vie Artise
Osie
Maquoketa Hosts Baseball Schedule Mixup
A list of upcoming games shows Maquoketa facing Sahula on June 6 and DeWitt on June 1, with Grams Mound and Davenport visiting Maquoketa on various dates. Sabula and Grand Bround appear as opponents in June and July, with several July openings noted.
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Sahula
Maquoketa
DeWitt
Maquokets
Grams Mound
Sabula
Davenport
Tels
Grand Bround
Knight Templars Work on Templar Trextee Friday
Knight Templars announce Friday evening work on the Templar Trextee. All members are urged to be present, per H. B. Hubbell, E. C.
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Knight Templars
Templar
Auto Mishap Injures local students in Charlotte incident
Francis Connors and Dean Chris T M were riding in a car when a tire came off and the vehicle overturned. John suffered a fractured collar bone while Connors sustained a badly wrenched back in the crash near Charlotte.
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Francis @Connors
Dean Christ m
Charlotte
John
O'Connors
Bonus Bill Faces Senate Battle Before Recess
Washington May 30 The soldier relief bill sits in the Senate likely for referral to two committees as opponents mock its fate. Senate leaders say Pitt has no chance before recess around September 1, while foes claim it will be postponed beyond further action. The House passed the measure last Saturday 28 to 52 and sent it to the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Loese Praveyard
Pitt
House of Representatives
Memorial Day Salute Injures Dozens in Lis Cynsk
A Memorial Day salute fired by a squad of dormer ers in Lis Cynsk Iowa injures forty two people as shot cartridges scatter into the crowd. One gunner’s shot aimed at another weapon tears its barrel and spits lead bullets among bystanders.
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Mardalltowis
Mar
Liscynsk
Iowa
IRM
Creamery stay extended to aid farmers with evening arrivals
Farmers unable to reach town by day can collect cream and be served after hours at the creamery. The arrangement, proposed by Hansen Prodare, ensures patrons receive the product at S730 and accommodates local customers.
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Hansen Prodare
Infant Baptism Report at Reformed Church
John Jasper Zirkelbach, born February 23, 1926, the infant son of Wr. H. Mortensen Zirkelbach and Rosa Mortensen Zirkelbach, received infant baptism by Rev. TD F Bommershing. Grandparents Mr and Mrs JG Mortensen of near Andrely attended the ceremony.
Memorial exercises by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will observe memorial exercises next Sunday at the hall at 2 50 o clock. Members are requested to be present and bring flowers.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Odd Fellow
Rebeka Otners
Ant
Fnwers
Monticello Man Reported Personal Crisis at Home
Monticello man Basser Kehrli about 80 was found at his home last Friday with a fireless bed hanging from the ceiling by a rope near the gates. No cause for the act is known.
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Basser Kehrli
Thv
Palmer Family Welcomes Baby Boy in Monticello
Mr and Mrs C A Palmer of Monticello announce the arrival of a baby boy Thursday May tik. Mrs Imner was formerly Miss Laura Tubbs of this city. Miss Ruth Kidder who is attending college at Mt Vernin spent Memorial Day with her parents here.
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Ruth Kidder
Mt. Vernin
Bellevue La Motte Maquoketa Legion Forms County Plan
In a May 3 meeting chaired by E.W. Lampe, Bellevue La Motte and Maquoketa Legion members organized a tentative county structure. A motion passed to have each post appoint two delegates to a future Lampe-called meeting to draft county organization, with reports back to posts. Attendees included August Never E, H. Lampe, H. J. Huete, G. A. Weis, I. G. Hintgen, W. SH. Williamsor, FL JL Cahill, Wn. Wagner, Fred F. Sei, and James Haney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Lamotte and
Maquoketa Legion
E.W. Lampe
Lamps
W. H. Williamson
Lampe
F. G. Hintgen
Subula
H. Lampe
H. J. Huete
G. A. Weis
I. G. Hintgen
W. SH. Williamsor
JL Cahill
Wn. Wagner
Fred F. Sei
James Haney
Stolen Sweets Sparks Moral Outcry in Record Saloon Tale
The Charlotte Record reports on a theft where Martin Stenzel recovered 250 cents from a party who had earlier taken candy from his restaurant. The piece notes several past incidents where offenders made restitution after “religion” touched them, and laments the contagion of such reform among neighbors.
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Martin Stenzel
Che Minul
Conscience Stcken
Charlotte
Marriage of Leah Bray to GA Jones Jr. announced in Cedar Rapids
Mrs L Hodgin of 529 First Ave Cedar Rapids announces the marriage of her daughter Leah Bray to GA Jones Jr The wedding occurred at Des Moines on Tuesday May 2A and the couple now reside at 1107 Seventh St Des Moines Former Maquoketa residents and many friends extend congratulations through the Sentinel
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L. Hodgin
First Ave
Cedar Rapids
Leah Bray
GA. Jones, Jr
Des Moines
Seventh Street
Des Mines
Hodgin
Maquoketa
The
Sentinel
Memorial Day Thanks From Frank Ginus Commander
Frasi Ginus, commander of an American Legion post, extends gratitude to Almighty God, the W R C, Boy Scouts, Finance Committee, and all citizens who aided in Memorial Day ceremonies. He notes the procession from the cemetery to the tabernacle in First Ward Park and praises the effort for making the event the grandest ever held in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. C. American Legion
Boy Scouts
Finance Committee
W. RC
First Ward
Frasi Ginus
Blood Poisoning Sufferer Hopes for Speedy Recovery
Suffering from blood poisoning following an insect bite, J. C. Glaser is receiving care aided by T. A. Bo Bowen and Dr. J. C. Bowen. He remains optimistic for a swift recovery as medical attention continues. Bernie Zeret of Fr Wayne reports on therapy progress from Spencer's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Glaser
T. A. Bo Bowen
J.C. Bowen
Bernie Zeret
Memorial Day Observance Shines in Maquoketa History
Memorial Day drew a large turnout as Maquoketa hosted a fitting program. A civic procession, band, fife and drum corps, and schoolchildren with floral tributes led to ceremonies at Mit. Hope and the river bridge, with Lieutenant Governor Moore delivering the afternoon address. Veterans from World War I and Spanish-American War were honored, and the town praised the day as the best Memorial Day observance in Escison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynoxcia
Maquoketa
Platt and
Main
HG. L
Ob Beys
Fife
W. TG
Aeder
Jocal Legion
Cemeteriani
Andrew and Bellevee Legion
Mit
First Ward
Honeywell
E. R. Moore
Hus Betes
Aiirr Rao
Geare
W. RL CG
Agsin
River Bridge
Sailor Dex
Escison
State Bar Wit
Farm for Sale in Bernard Iowa Near Town
Farm for sale consisting of about 100 acres of land, well improved with nearly new buildings and good location. For further particulars inquire of Charles Crowley, Bernard, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crowley
Bernard
Iowa
Ote
Under Cover by Marshalls Piggers in the Big Tent
A rough notice invites readers to a Monday night event titled Under Cover by Marshalls Piggers in the Big Tent. Details are garbled with dates and times unclear, mentioning district leaders and political tensions as the scene shifts between factions and rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalls Piggers
Theers
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Preston
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Marshall
Base
Monticello
Mariage
Fivine