East Hill Walking Feat Showed Weston Residents Pace
Westonians and visitors walked long distances when streetcars failed to run. A large East Hill crowd marched down Second Street to Muscatine and back, forming a traveling band that drew new members as they went. Local arrivals and departures populate East Hill notes, with many residents visiting, returning, or preparing for travels and visits to nearby towns and sites.
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Park Place
East Hill
Musserville
East Itill
Second Street
Weston Walking Club
East Front Street
Opening of Columbus Junction Chautauqua Tomorrow
Columbus Junction Ia Aug 4 Dr I B Schreckengast chosen as platform manager for the chautauqua arrives from Burlington and will begin work tomorrow. Program includes Hruby Brothers concerts, Dr I B Schreckengast address, Miles lecture Tallow Dips, and a choral class under Miss Florence B Klotz with free instruction.
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Columbus Junction
I. B. Schreckengast
Burlington
Ainsworth
Chautauqua
Schreckengast
Hruby Broth
Hruby Brothers
Robert Parker Miles
Florence B. Klotz
Miss Klotz
Ruth Gaston
Junction
R. D. Pool
Frei Smith
Methodist Church
W. L. Curtis
Colorado
S. W. Noland
Carlona
Texas
Letts
J. J. Stapp
Aberdeen
S. D
Old Duncan
H. L. Duncan
Columbus City
Joseph Fender
Aledo
Ill
Gueets
Dan Neff
Adrian Reynolds
Davenport
W. P. Gilkey
Lulu Boal
Stafford
Kan
H. M. Gilkey
Gilkey
Ohio
Indiana
Bell Telephone
Whetstine
Nichols
Wilton Social Notes Highlight Week of Visits and Travel
Mrs Ed Patton and daughter Miss Margaret of Davenport visit Wilton for a week with E Patton and Miss Lillian. Many local residents travel to Muscatine for chautauqua. Miss Dot McSwiggin returns from Muscatine while Miss Vera Miller visits Durant. Several others attend events, visit relatives, or travel to Davenport Omaha and Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hill
Leo O'Connor
Park Avenue
John Pauley
Madison Street
Rock Island
Earl Bowlby
Davenport
J. W. Flater
Atalissa
Muscatine
Charles Smith
Oskaloosa
Ray Leverich
Wilton
Joseph Walker
Sweetland Township
Watertown
S. Dak
A. Michel
Hills
Frank Fischer
Isett Avenue
William Crowe
Summit
Myrtle Richards
Fruitland
East Second Street
Red Cloud
Neb
G. W. Hummell
Grandview
George Dawson
John Duncan
Washington Street
Fred Crow
New Era
Brase
O. C. Rittenhouse
Jefferson Street
Letts
Susan Burgess
Lone Tree
A. Bis
Elizabeth Bennick
Stockton
W. Schmelzer
Wellman
Henry Heinz
Harry
Nira
P. H. Harding
Guert
John Hoffman
Ainsworth
R. B. George
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Utah
Colorado
Sinnett Family
Chicago
F. S. Green
Kewanee
Chautauqua
Mrs. Stinnett
John Lanely
Nancy Plitt
Tipton
Ed. Chamberlain
Florence
M. E. Piggott
H. P. Mason
W. A. Pye
Hattie Wildasin
Elizabeth Holzhauer
Dot McSwiggin
L. P. Flannery
Vera Miller
Durant
F. A. Maurer
Ed. Bischoff
Geo. Bannick
A. W. Bannick
R. Creit
Sheridan
Wyo
M. Michaels
Theo. Kistenmacher
Will Long
Everett Rorick
Reynolds
Clara Daut
Dubois
C. Klebey
Agnes McSwiggin
Hershey Hospital
Chas. Crisman
Helen Sneichen
Helen Caspar
Omaha
Irene Ineichen
Marengo
Coffman
Elect Us Your Plumbers Campaign Slogan Update
A campaign message argues constant bathing builds better citizens with cleaner bodies and clearer minds. It invites voters to elect their plumbers on a platform of good work and moderate charges, promising to modernize old bathrooms.
Mrs A Hayes Visits Des Moines With Son
Mrs. A Hayes from Des Moines arrives for a several week stay with her son C A Hayes of 108 Park Avenue. Mrs Hayes from Muscatine travels to West Liberty to meet her mother in law upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hayes
Des Moines
City
C. A. Hayes
Park Avenue
Davenport businessman C E Kane visits city today
C E Kane of Davenport was a business caller in the city today.
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C. E. Kane
Davenport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kempfs
Sycamore
Westonians
Resi
Dents
Chautau
I. B. Schreck
Engast
Ers
Pel
Boyce
Mavercamp
F. T. Nesper
A. G. Bestenlehner
A. W. Morgan
Henderson Drug Co
MacCoim Dry Goods Co
Wm. Bokenkamp
Grey
Home Tea Co
Jewelry
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