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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1909

Page

2

Veterans in Shelby Norman Post plan Muscatine picnic

County Auditor A G Lawrence addressed about fifty veterans at Memorial hall and toured the new court house with a committee of R B Baird Gus Schmidt W W Millett G H Wiles H S Howe G W Lehreurs Ed Day and J E Coe who were selected to organize the annual Muscatine County Veterans' Association picnic and reunion.

R. B. Baird Gus. Schmidt W. W. Millett G. H. Wiles H. S. Howe G. W. Lehreurs Ed. Day J. E. Coe Shelby Norman Post Memorial Hall New Court House Muscatine County A. G&8 Lawrence

Moonlight Ride a Most Pleasant One

The Y M C A physical department hosted a moonlight excursion on the steamer Columbia last evening. Attendance exceeded 150 despite heat, with two trips at 7 30 and 8 45 returning before 11 o clock. Refreshments aboard raised funds to help reduce gymnasium improvement expenses.

Columbia

Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley Route via Niagara Falls

Advertises the Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley double track line to New York and Philadelphia with through coaches and sleeping cars. Highlights scenery and directs inquiries to W. S. Cookson at 135 Adams Street Chicago for descriptive literature.

New York Philadelphia Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley Niagara Falls W. S. Cookson Grand Trunk Railway System Adams Street Chicago

Great Temple 10 to Be Reprogaged by Masonic Orders

Local Masons show interest in rebuilding Solomon's Temple near the old Jerusalem site. Boston Masons move to form a company to manage the project, expected to cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. The plan faces site issues with the Dome of the Rock, but supporters see a monumental reconstruction reflecting ancient architects.

King Solomon’s Temple Old Temple Jerusalem Boston St. Louis Post-Dispatch Solomon Ezra Nehemiah Cyrus the Great Herod

Riverside Brakeman Fred Brennen Killed in Nebraska

Mrs. George Casper received word that her brother Fred Brennen a Riverside resident and railway brakeman was accidentally killed at Lyons Nebraska while on duty. He was about 24 years old and the body will be brought to Riverside for burial with details to be learned by telephone. He was well known and popular locally.

George Casper Fred Brennen Riverside Lyons Neb Casper Brennen

Social events planned to enhance Y M C A life this fall

Secretary Mitchell plans monthly socials at the local Y M C A to make home life more attractive. The social committee will outline a program soon and submit it to the Auxiliary for input and modification.

Mitchell

Knights of Columbus Picnic at Weed Park

The Laurent Council social committee plans an outing at Weed Park on Thursday August 12. Many will arrive in the afternoon with most leaving the city at 5:30 to 6 p m. A K of C baseball game versus a local club is planned as a feature. Ladies and families are invited.

Laurent Council of the Knights of Columbus Weed Park K. of C Knights

Death of Earl Kindler, 11 months, from spinal meningitis

Earl Edward Kindler, eleven months old and son of Mr and Mrs Edward Kindler of 404 West Eighth street, died Tuesday night at 9 30 from spinal meningitis after illness since last Saturday. One brother Carl survives. Funeral from the family home at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon with Rev J Jans officiating.

Earl Edward Kindler Edward Kindler West Eighth Street Carl J. Jans

Social notes from local residents and visitors

Tuesday visits unfold as Alma Johnson of Columbus City stays with Aunt Mrs Clegg while Acheson family members return from Burlington and Washing ton travel guests. Several individuals drop in from Burlington Chicago Muscatine Sigourney Moline and Havre Indiana. Barn fire at Jay Hamiel farm destroys 120 tons hay 100 bushels clover seed and manure spreader.

T. Y. Wickham, Sr Alma Johnson Columbus City James Clegg A. D. Acheson Burlington Frank Chihak Agnes Echmitz Chicago George Davis Ohio J. W. Davis Cc. C. Chambers Eunice Acheson Washington Saphronia Easter Will Havre Hattie Stone Golden Jacob Stone G. A. Carson Sigourney H. J. Sands Ner Will Wildersin Art Hain Z. Hain Muscatine Dick Davis Moline Miller Jay Hamiel Cedar

Popularity of Toasted Cornflakes Tastes Like Corn

Toasted cornflakes win favor for their corn flavor. The term yellow signals the best yellow corn taste, highlighting consumer preference for a strong corn profile in breakfast cereals.

Local Visitors from Illinois and Iowa Civilities in Rochester

In Rochester on Aug 4 Mrs Earnest Lyford and daughter Ruth of Perry Illinois visited Mrs Chas McGillivray. Margaret Hunter, Harriet Hunter, and Blanche Hanley of Tipton visited Ruth Nelson over Sunday. Mrs I C Wood visited Ruth Nelson’s home and Mrs Dick Davis and daughter Valma from Moline Illinois joined S C Baker. Mr and Mrs Hiley of Tipton visited their son John. Jim White and wife bought a farm in the northwestern part of the state. The L S C met with Mrs Walter Nelson Monday. attendees included Mesdames I C Wood, John Betzing, Jeff Anderson, Chas McGillivay, S C Baker, John Heath.

Rochester Earnest Lyford Ruth Perry Ila Chas. McGilliray Margaret Harriet Hunter Blanche Hanley Tipton Ruth Nelson I. C. Wood Earl Wood Muscatine Dick Davis Valma Atchinson Moline Ill S. C. Baker Hiley John Jim White Walter Nelson Mesdames I. C. Wood John Betzing Jeff Anderson Chas. McGillivay John Heath

All Newspapers Copy This Health Miracle Letter

A letter extols Root Juice claiming it cured long standing stomach and kidney troubles. L. F. Pratt of South Bend Indiana praises the remedy after six bottles and urges newspapers to publish the testimony. Distribution at Morgan's drug store is noted.

L. F. Pratt South Bend Ind Morgan's Drug Store

Local residents and visitors list for Ainsworth Iowa

Ainsworth and surrounding area residents and visitors are noted with multiple trips and family gatherings. Mrs. E H Pace and daughter Maud of Muscatine visit J E Adams and Everette Shearer. Bert DeHarpportte returns to Minneapolis after his father John’s death. Various locals travel or visit relatives in nearby towns and states, with harvest trips to South Dakota and trips to Cedar Rapids Columbus Junction and Columbus c Sautauqua. J M Utterback plans Pacific coast trip for two months, while others return from Idaho St Anthony and Philadelphia. The gathering includes family, traveling workers, and assorted visits.

Ainsworth E. H. Pace Maud Muscatine J. E. Adams Everette Shearer Bert DeHarpportte John DeHarpportte Minneapolis Will Roder Brighton Max Keller Harry Caple H. J. Sands Glen Adams Lonnie Quinn Hallie Richards Stone Scudder South Dakota Everette Rhea Crawfordsville Robert Rhea Newport Miss Grace A. J. Peterson Cedar Rapids Columbus Sautauqua R. E. Coulter S. B. Sands E. W. Spessard J. E. Weigle W. A. Walker M. L. Miller Vera Blanche Pearce Columbus Junction J. M. Utterback Pacific Coast A. E. Spalding Fred St. Anthony Idaho T.Y. Wickham, Jr Philadelphia E. T. Wickham Washington, Land H. H. Wickham Chicago

Sidewalk Contract Notice for Lucas Street Cemetery Walk

Sealed proposals due by 7:30 p.m. August 1909 to Muscatine City Recorder for a 4000 square foot permanent concrete sidewalk on the south side of Lucas street in front of the city cemetery. Work must be finished by September 30 1909. City reserves right to reject bids.

City Recorder Muscatine Iowa Lucas Street

Notice to Contractors for Greenwood Cemetery Curbing

Muscatine Iowa bids due August 19 1909 for curbing and guttering Main street in Greenwood Cemetery with concrete 1200 lineal feet. Work to start on or before August 30 and finish by September 30 1909. City pays cash within thirty days after completion and acceptance plans and proposals at City Engineer office. City reserves right to reject bids J J Ryan City Engineer.

City Recorder Muscatine Iowa Main Street Greenwood Cemetery

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