Passenger movements on trains during last night
Frank Kilmer and daughter were rivals from Davenport last night on the Firefly. Fred McDaniel of Letts spent yesterday in the city and returned home last night on the Firefly. A. W. Lee spent yesterday in Davenport and returned to his home at Ottumwa last night on the Firefly. Miss Gertrude Chenoweth was a passenger this morning for Anne where we will spend the next month visiting and taking her summer vacation. Mr and Mrs J M Uterback of Ainsworth arrived yesterday on the Quincy from St Paul, and left on the Firefly last night for home. Mrs Wm Nyenhuim and children with Miss Alice Moxley were passengers this morning on the 7 10 train for Atalitsa where they will spend the next few days visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McDaniel
Letts
A. W. Lee
Davenport
Ottumwa
Gertrude Chenoweth
Anne
J. M. Uterback
Ainsworth
Quincy
St. Paul
Wm. Nyenhuim
Alice Moxley
Atalitsa
Will Gibney
Cedar Rapids
City
Agusta Leymann
Summit
J. B. Dowmer
East Hill
Wilton
Mrs. Beck
Indiana
Wapello
W.L. Brown
Mamie Leysen
Ralph and
Alford Leysen
Oxford
Laura Hill
Boston
Mass
W. S. Hill
Sycamore Street
Mildred Ruffner
Hotel Commercial
Des Moines
Knoxville
J. M. Butler
Frank
Vinton
I-0- PO Health Bet Promises Quick Cure
An advertisement extols I-0- PO as a guaranteed health remedy, urging readers to try one trial to prove its efficacy. It contrasts risks in betting on various ventures with neglecting health and claims quick cures for injuries and ailments. The ad targets druggists with a 25 cent price.
Local board delays diploma talks and funds bids set
The board of education met last night in the high school office and postponed decisions on teacher certifying standards and extra staff. Money awards for coal and hardwood supplies were approved, and several bids for fuel and renovations were accepted along with routine treasurer reports. The meeting also moved to end of month salary payments and planned future sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Townsley
Koeckeritz
Morgridge
Hunt-Morgridge
Board
Fulham
W. G. Block
Halstead
Charles Kleindolph
Engel
F. A. Neidig
Chevalier
Harptead
Removal of Kurriger Bros Cigar Factory to New Address
The cigar factory of Kurriger Bros has moved from 110 East Second Street to 309 West Seventh Street. Mr J P Kuurriger departs to seek health while Henry F Kurriger will handle cigar orders and guarantee the same quality of materials and workmanship as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurriger Bros
East Second Street
West Seventh Street
J. P. Kuurriger
Henry F. Kurriger
John Wiley Seeks Muscatine County Sheriff Nomination
John Wiley announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Muscatine County subject to the decision of the county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Real estate transfers for week ending August 2 1901
The list records transfers including W. J. Vanatta and wife conveying lot 7 block 66 to Joseph Neyenhuis for 12500 dollars and Edward C. Link with pred Gar rizon et al transferring lot 21 block 34, details incomplete as transcribed by Titus & Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Pfeiffer
James B. Walsh
Mary B
Crozer
Remembrance Morford
Mary Rider
Kate D. Ja- Chas
A. Giesenhaus
Funck
Blk
Tion
Maccatine
Hugh W. Hueches
Titus & Jackson
W. J. Vanatta
Joseph Neyenhuis
Edward C. Link
Garrizon
Charles M. Parvin
Wages Advance for B C R N Trainmen
Local B C R N Ry workers celebrate a new wage scale expected to add 5 to 10 dollars monthly to each passenger and freight conductor and freight brakeman. The case, discussed with General Manager Williams for about two months, reached amicable agreement on Thursday. Other western roads influenced the schedule, benefiting several hundred men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Pandiet's Band Delights Court Square Audience
Hundreds gathered at the court square last night for an open air concert by Pandiet's Band. Prof Pandiet led a strong troupe performing classical and popular pieces to favorable comment as listeners enjoyed seating and promenade amid a festive tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Square
Pandiet
Col Caughlin visits Muscatine for hotel smoker
Col Caughlin of the 50th Regiment Tt N G attended a smoker at the Hotel Grand hosted by Major Bishop Cant Smeenk Adjutant Kern and Lieut Frack. He praised Company C for its conduct in camp at Dubuque and denied the bad reports reaching him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Caughlin
A Cure For Cholera Infantum
Mrs. Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recounts using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to save an infant neighbor from cholera infantum. She says the child recovered in two days and remained healthy, recommending the remedy to others without failure. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
Chamberlain
A Summer Outing to Clear Lake Iowa
Travel notice promoting a summer vacation to Clear Lake Iowa with cool climate hotels and amusements. Encourages asking ticket agents for details or a book let and provides contact Geo S Batty G P and T A Marshalltown Iowa for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Iowa
Iowa Central
Geo. S. Batty
Marshalltown
For paper hanging painting etc see Kempner address
Classified brief notes a tradesman invites inquiries for paper hanging and painting services at 714 East Fifth Street owned by E. L. Kempner inviting local customers to contact him for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Kempner
East Fifth Street
Illinois Game Law flaw allows shooting without keeping game
Local hunters learn a flaw in Illinois game protection that lets one shoot birds but not possess them. Quail and woodcock may be spotted year round, yet possession is restricted to specific dates, complicating enforcement by Game Warden A J Lovejoy and his deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lovejoy
Chicago Commission
Nimrods
Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
The advertisement touts Chamberlains Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a worldwide cure all in a pleasant safe formula. It claims universal success and lists availability at all druggists.
Nichols Announces Candidacy for 29th General Assembly
J. J. Nichols declares his bid for the Republican nomination to represent the 29th General Assembly, contingent on the Republican county convention's action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
29Th General Assembly
Republican County Convention
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Magneti
CS Prumara
Archme Glo
Omaha
Nes
Daily Journal
John A. Robbins
Olds Block
Glover
McBride & Cope’s
City Drug Store
Giger
W. £. Battey
Frank Kilmer
Defiance
E. G. Barnard
Fred Giesenhaus
Hartman & Eistman
M. H. Bitzer
G. W. Reuling
Burlington
R. H. McCampbell
West Liberty
Clarice Ludde
Urania
Board of
Gut
Steen
Mark
Fourth Ward
Steen & Mark
First Ward
J. A. Bartemetler
Huttig Bros. Mang
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
S. Hatetead
Cis
Thompson Bros
J. M. Appel
Schmidt
McQuesten & Sawyer Co
Barry Mans. Co
Ses Vee
OBE
Hershey Lumber Co
J. Fisch & Sons
Thos. P Brown, Molis & Co., and
Journal Printing Co
Henry Cosgrove
Patrick Deeran
Aritarchus Cone
Hunters
Herman Reimer
George m. Baker
Ywt
Louisa Clark Et al
Allen P. Watters
John Wiley
Selz, Schwab & Co
Chicago
United States
Wwe
Chas. Brainworth
E. Second St
Hotel Grand
Chicago Kindergarten College
J. N. Crouse
Elizabeth Harrison
Vana Furen St
Lil
Doe Wah
Jack
Beckwith
Dewaciac, Mich
Beckuath
Muscatine
Jacob Fisch & Son
John H. Funk
Perest
Pearl City Panitorium Club
Jort Cosgrove
Prop
Iowa Avenue
C. F
C. F. Cadle
EL Second St
G. A. Pierson
J. H. Munroe & Son
J. MH. Munroe
Peler Olsen
East 6Th
6Th and
Orange
Victor Oil Stock
Geater
Beaumont
Beatty
Heywood No
Ak Walter
C. G. Foian
Secreta Alex. M
Sanford
Adams Street
Illinois
J. J. Nichols
F. Giesenhaus
East
the Provident Men & ‘Trust Co
Washington St
East 2Nd St
Kahn, Green & Berger
Dearborn St
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