Local Social Notes Among Clinton Residents Eyeing Visits
Sir and Rev W A Cullinan attend passengers for Clinton Iagt Wednesday. W S Estey of Maquoketa visited Kensington at Mrs Lige Resmusgen’s home. Joh Maybohn of Preston called at the Reilly home in Gay City. Nurse Grace Canty was summoned from Des Moines by sister Mrs J P Foley. Mr and Mrs John Armstrong of Martelle visited relatives last Tuesday. Mrs W C Finch visited Maqueka ta last Saturday caring for her mother Mrs J C Jacobson, improving under Dr L B Carey. James Waters and daughter Margaret were poorly but improving. Mead P Foley, in failing health, traveled to Milwaukee with sister Grace Canty for medical care. Mr and Mrs Floyd Kendall and daughter Maxine of Maquoketa at Mrs Kendall’s home. Andrew Laurson preparing to move to new home next week. Mrs W Babcock returned from hospital after surgery. Mrs Swaney assisted by Tennie Beckfel. Swaney’s sister cared for at home during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cullinan
Clinton Iagt
Sv Estey
Maqueketa
Kensington
Lige
Sisty
Joh Maybohn
Preston
Who, Reilly
Gay City
Grace Canty
Des Moines
J. P. Foley
John “Armstrong
Martelle
Our City
W. C. Finch Wax
James Waters
Margaret
Mia
Donley
Ken- Toth
James Heome
Didmar
Iast
Weel
Summay
Ton
Floyd Kendall
Daghter
Ken- Andrew Laurson
W. Babcock Hay
Estor
Mina
Tate
Lek
Swaney
Tennie Beckfel
Mages
Local Happenings and Visits Reported in Maquoketa Area
Residents and visitors noted in Maquoketa area social items include Miss Clara Dice visiting Miss Nettice in Preston, Supt. Muirhead's Saturday trip to Miquoketa, and Miss Margaret O Grady Clinton's show. Mr and Mrs Frank Hughes hosted a recent gathering, and Beryl Lakaff and F P Goodjohnson with family were seen in town. Mrs Burke and family plan to move to Charlotte this week, while J B Rossiter conducted business in Maquoketa Monday. Elsie Oake celebrated her pinsel birthday anniversary last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Westert
Clara Dice
Nettic Ee
Preston
Dave
Gene Romer
weMfonday Evens Mortaint
Frank Hughes
Muirhead
Miquoketa
Margaret O'Grady Clinton
F. P. Goodjohnsand Dughter
Beryla J_ Lakaff
Mra Burke
Gharlotte
J.B. Rossiter
Maquoketa
Elsie Oake
Birthday party and school club plans fill town notes
A cheerful birthday party at W Market Street hosted by Miss Elsie 2 and Master Cyril Oake featured pink and white decorations, a two course supper, and souvenirs for guests The event supported a local club with a $2 membership and a large Birth of the Nation flag reproduction now hung in the school room Local community notes report moves, illness and social visits with references to multiple residents, a rural mail carrier gathering in Clinton, and the passing of Mrs W Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoon W. Market Street
Elsie
Cyril ‘Oake
Thelma Taylor
Thelma Jones
Elinor
Janet Goodjohn
Louise Callister
Dora Lahmeire
Mildred Poole
American Flag House
Betsy Ross Memorial’ Association
Consolidated
Chas H., Weisgerber
Thern
Chas. Chapman
Charlotte
Ele
Prescott
Despines
Carson
Maquoketa
Our City
RL Devi
Jas, Smith
Foley
Rockton
Quinlan
Sihee
Clinton
Waters
Assoria
Grinmell
M. Shuanen
B. O'Grady
Delmar
Dehmer
Burr von Schrader
W. P. Quinlan
HL. Harrison
Maruoketa
Dr Walsh offered men women and children cure without surgery
An ad for Dr Walsh promises experienced care for stomach nervous and general ailments without heavy operation. It touts 20 years of success with thousands of cases and urges Davenport Iowa residents to visit or call for examination at 136 West Third Street in the McCullough Building. Hours listed as 10 to 12:50 and 2 to 4 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Davenport
The Rat Died Before Reaching the River
Fragmentary note appears to recount Luke Rielly story with an animal death near water. Mentions REO and a pharmacy guarantee by Snow White Pharmacy and McAllister Ser Co. Obscure details and garbled phrases limit clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Rielly S. “the
Snow White Pharmacy
McAllister Sere Co
Lost Nation News Roundup Of Birthday Celebrations
Lost Nation notes 88th birthday celebration for Grandman Burrichter attended by about 20 relatives and two guests. Monticello and Maquoketa trips mentioned for local residents. A pleasant day with dinner at the Grandsman home and well wishes from Cedar Rapids visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tred Mohr
Cari” Mobis
Esther Burrichter
Monticello Thursdey
Grandman Burrichter
Avery
Emerson
Maquoketa
Grandsman
Craige Edleman
James Te. Send
L. OC. Efferman
Litte Dargher
Eva
Milton Edieman
Lost
Cedar Rap
Mars
Nora
Reid
Marehord
N Wright
Tanlac credited with restoring health in Kansas City woman
Annie Davis of 42 Charlotte St Kansas City Missouri says Tanlac improved her stomach trouble nervous indigestion loss of appetite and gas pains. She reports gaining weight better sleep and renewed strength after taking Tanlac saying the back and chest pains vanished and she feels like a new person with energy to work again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Davis
Charlotte St
Kansas City
Tanlac
J. Deni
A. Hingtgen
Local School News and Friday Basketball Results
Funeral notes mention Lewis Willimack still missing as a Davenport passenger. Belle Pt residents visited Minnie Huffman and Milt Eh ileman homes. H. S. boys and girls basketball played, girls struggle with small ball. team losses 20 to 12 to Clarkery place. Lost Nation area changes include Burnety and Edleman Bros sale. Sunday School class gathering at H. A. Gardner home had 14 attendees with plans for work and games. Lois hosted a luncheon before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Willimack
Davenport
J. Seinksen
Belle Pt
Minnie Huffman
Milt Ehleman
H. S
Elwood Las Friding
Scotty
Carkery Place
Lost Nation
Burnety
Edleman Bros
H. A. Gardner
Hme
Lois
Torhone
Chanterons
Figrence El Conarshi Le Men and Salem Ask Your Soldier Bet
Fragmented OCR text mentions misformatted phrases about swarms, pills, and a Snow White Pharmacy. It is unclear and contains nonsensical lines. The legible fragments reference a bet or claim and a store co. with uncertain product details. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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Fletcher
Astoria
Eeag
Sinte
Castoria
Coria
Tim Commas
Carl Moenck
A. Moenck
W. L. Keck
Keck
Levi Keck & Sons
Tam, Loan & Abstracts
Farr FE
Thomas Farr & Thomas Attorneys and Abstractors
Jackson County Abstract Co
Hizch
Tows
Frank D. Kelsey
Ofice
Cook Brock
Inns
Ely
Carney Attorney
John C. Gregory
W.c-Gregory
Gregory Omeys
Lawseaquaketa
Towa
Omecs
J. State Savings
A. W. Sokol
Seneral
Collections Insurance
Sr Soares
Ind
S& Main
AL WL
Kendall
Selsia
Olive Maughners
Alfred
Ben Jacotzeng
Flesd Kendall
Maquoker
J. W. Donley
Floyd Rendall
Idaho
W. Reilly
Dennis
Shic Hospital
Giily
Rellie
Reilly
Mosias
Ora
Patrich
Ham Reilly
Welton
Rosary Secret Guild
St. Patrick’s
Chicage Amd
Dnughess Lene
Sorgewine
Devenpert
T. O Dowst
Cigizlette Ae Sitiror
W. A. Cuilinsn
St. Patiien
James O' Wromt
Weta
Martin
S Connell
Chicago
T. Gasnen
Rock Island
John O'Connell
Mt. Carvel
Jerry Maher
Esther
Henry Bertram
Terance Reilly
Bre
F. G. Campbell
Jonanna' Tegue DeWitt
Johanna Prior
Miles
Irma Rekm
Robert E. J
Cincinrati
Albert
Pronk Lin
E. L. Yost
Last Nation
Ile of Paradise
Mayme O'Connell
Daugher
Honora O'Connell
Dune
Uni William Reilly
Leone
Raymond
Teresa
Marguerite
Chas
Kathne Tourn
Hongra O'Connail
D. J
Cornelius
O'Connell
Drs. G. Mr. Martina
Miss Crece O'Connell
Inera
Hig
Broxam
HESS
Figrence el Conarshilemen and
Salem
Snow White Pharnces
McAlister Store Co
Frevrike Ostert
Jackson Co
Jackson County
Maquokets
Eugene Mohr
Chrief Seda
W. Leek
Ilofimane Fees
North Main Streat
Lowa
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