Local Notices and Delayed Travel Announcements
Local items list sales of a Milch cow and two rubber tired phaetons. business travel for Dr. Crow to Letts. Miss Lilly Love to Rock Island. Y M C A excursion tonight with two trips. G N Rockwell to Lone Tree. Dr F L Appel moves to Hershey Building. Firemen’s tournament in Davenport. Snyder's buggies and carriages advertised. Mrs Anna Mauser returns to Allentown. Y M C A moonlight excursion tonight. J W Sullivan family returns from Algona.
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Lilly Love
Rock Island
Moonlight and Y M C A Excursions Highlight Local News
Dr H E Dice and Dr H L Husted appear among residents leaving for nearby towns. Moonlight excursion and Y M C A event promoted. Visitors from Davenport Ottumwa Lone Tree Chicago and Columbus Junction noted.
Most Popular Panitorium Expands Staff in Muscatine
Frank's Panitorium and Barber Shop at 209 Iowa Avenue adds Chas Purdon to manage panitorium work. Franklin joins to devote full time to barber shop. The business reports rapid growth in panitorium memberships and French dry and steam cleaning, signaling strong demand.
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Frank
Iowa Avenue
Chas. Purdon
Muscatine
Purdon
Franklin
Columbus Chautauqua Opens with Yates Lecture
Columbus Junction focuses on a day of events for the opening of the chautauqua with an address by former Gov. Richard Yates titled Five Smooth Stones from the Brook. The program includes concerts by Norton’s band, readings by Miss Iva C Pierce, and speeches by President R J Reaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Columbus Chautauqua
R. J. Reaney
Iva C. Pierce
I. B. Shreckengast
Norton
Richard Yates
School Board Pays 10000 Bond Payment at Bank
The school board paid 10000 of outstanding bonds issued years ago for new buildings and improvements at the First National Bank, reducing total bonds in issue to 59000. It marks the first payment since issuance.
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First National Bank
Regular G A R Post Meeting Tonight at Memorial Hall
The G A R Post holds its regular meeting this evening at Memorial hall court house. Adjutant directs attendance and proceedings.
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Memorial Hall
Court House
Drowned Boy in Shellesburg Prompted by Clergy
Rev. Thomas Osborn and Mrs. Elia McVay located at Shellesburg home after a drowning on the Helen Blair near Shellesburg. Charles Medway’s stepmother was identified. search halted due to uncertainty of the body’s sinking location, expected only when it surfaces and is recovered. Coach boat witness Osborn involved in the case.
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Thomas Osborn
First Methodist Church
Elia McVay
Charles Medway
Helen Blair
Shellesburg
V. Osborn
Vinton
McVay
Shellesbury
Osborn
Six New Members Joined Muscatine Launch Club Meeting
The Muscatine Launch club held its regular monthly session last night at the club house. Six new members were admitted, and the assembly room on the second floor was ordered covered with a good grade of linoleum.
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Launch Club
Muscatine Launch Club
Notice on Delivery Hours for M Kautz Baking Co
All orders must be delivered by 10 30 in the morning or 2 30 in the afternoon. Starting August 3 1909 M Kautz Baking Co announces new delivery cutoffs and hours for smooth operation.
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M. Kautz Baking Co
Annual Veterans Picnic Highlighted by Muscatine County Group
The Muscatine County Veterans association plans its annual picnic in a continued observance led by Shelby Norman Post G. A. R. at the new courthouse memorial room tonight. The meeting will also set the picnic date and review post business as veterans visit friends and return from various towns.
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Muscatine County
Veterans’ Association
Shelby Norman Post
New Court House
Airdome Tonight Hosts Local Social and Visits
Miss Mabelle Marshall returns home from Muscatine after a two day visit. Mrs. Frank Ridings arrives from Chicago for an extended stay with her brother C. H. Wilson. Mrs. M. L. Teeple visits Muscatine. Mrs. August Blunk returns home from Davenport after visiting the Rogers home. Grace Reformed church ladies plan an ice cream social at the parsonage lawn tonight. all are invited.
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Mabelle Marshall
Muscatine
Frank Ridings
Chicago
C. H. Wilson
M. L. Teeple
August Blunk
Davenport
Charles Rogers
Grace Reformed Church
Community Movements Mark Wilton Monday Travel Highlights
Wilton residents and visitors dispersed Monday with many heading to Davenport Muscatine To Atalissa and other nearby towns. Rev Julius Doden left for Tama to attend a conference and several locals visited relatives or spent time in Clinton West Liberty and Moscow on short trips.
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Wilton
Julius Doden
Tama
Iowa
Eugenia Cooling
Davenport
William Winder
Muscatine
Win Blanchard
Bert Merkeley
Perry Duncan
Charles
Lena Miller
Louis Kapfer
J. R. Brown
West Liberty
Wallace Moore
Tipton
Burdette Bunker
John King
Richard Atwill
Arnold Jacobsen
Atalissa
O. A. Graves
Durant
Frank Port
Clinton
Maude Marshall
Olive Hain
Clarence Martin
H. Jensen
N. Langman
August Weggen
Moscow
John Boldt
Dickerson
North Dakota
Hazel Gatton
L. R. Harms
Geeseo
Foley's Urine Laxative Promises Constipation Cure
A. W. Morgan, a druggist, endorses Foley's Urine Laxative for indigestion stomach troubles and habitual constipation claiming it stimulates the stomach and liver and regulates the bowels with a positive cure.
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A. W. Morgan
China Painting and Stenciling Classes This Fall
Late of Jwo Herron Art Institute and Chicago Academy of Fine Arts will instruct a China Painting Designing and Stenciling course until Oct 1. Classes meet Thursdays and Fridays. For terms and information address 319 West Second Street City.
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Jwo
Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Chicago Academy of Fine Arts
West Second Street
City
Clarissa Seeks Gold Medal Four Order
Clarissa urges action to acquire a sack of Gold Medal Four, noting urgency and inventory needs. MaLrypDa appears as a signature or name attributed to the request.
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Clarissa
MaLrypDa
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Seenetin Vose
Reinemund
J.&. Kranz
Schaefer
Schaefer’s
Frank Bowman
C. E. Crow
Letts
John A. Robbins
G. N. Rockwell
Lone Tree
Charles Lemkau
West Third
Snyder’s
Anna Mauser
M. Hoopes
Allentown
J. W. Sullivan
Daniel Sullivan
Maiden Lane
Algona
Boston Candy Kitchen
East Second St
H. E. Dice
John Shoemaker
A. D. Raymond
Ottumwa
Nelson Dunker
Lezotte
Winnifred Davis
East Third Street
P. A. Emons
Fort Dodge
W. Miller
Spruce Street
Elsie McCurdy
West Eighth Street
W. L. Cope
F. S. Pentzer
H. L. Husted
William Thomas
Lucas Street
Elnore Hess
Brook Street
M. W. Stirlen
Henry van Gent
C. A., Carpenter
Yates
Columbus
Chautauqua
Junction News
S. W. Noland
Corlena
Texas
Blanche McBride
L. L. Hartman
Columbus City
Bellevue Hospital
Alice Hartman
Lena Willmering
Bandys
Bandy
Freeland and Bandy
John Gildner
Anamosa
A. S. Thompson
M. R. McKean
Cone
William Dean
Aledo
Nellie Parsons
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
L. W. Green
William Rutt
Wayland
Mowder
Crawfordsville
Howard Kern
Harry Wilson
Henry
A. E. Schwenk
North Liberty
Joe Murray
Cairo
William Moffitt
Glen Helmick
C. D. Grandy
Hotchkiss
Wertz
Keota
Edda May Gibson
Wallace
Aurora
M. N. Rippey
Fanny
Andl
Niks
AQ Working Branch Bank
Cook, Musser & Co. State Bank
Recov
OF New
Muscatine County Veterans’ Associa
Tion
Charles Wacker
Harold Girrard
Norma Langman
Edward Bischoff
George Bannick
William Wilson
Clint
Myrtle Slater
Laura Grings
Adeling McSwiggin
Richard McSwiggin
Floyd Teeple
Long Grove
Vincent Fuller
Thomas Killion
Sterling
Ill
Frank Guston
Henry Lang
Elmwood
Nebraska
Frank Rife
W. A. Pye
Seattle
Herman Jipp
Airdome
Kittie of
Home Harbor
Lulu G. Barger
East 2Nd St
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