Modem Woodmen of America Camp Holds Weekly Meetings
M. W. O A Muscatine Camp No 106 meets every Tuesday at Woodman hall Olds lock J Coster V C officiates as vice commander and closing officer in weekly sessions.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
6
M. W. O A Muscatine Camp No 106 meets every Tuesday at Woodman hall Olds lock J Coster V C officiates as vice commander and closing officer in weekly sessions.
John G. Farmer is named division passenger agent for the Rock Island system with Cedar Rapids headquarters. E. O. Soule and A. L. Steece are promoted to traveling passenger agents, their territories stretching from Davenport to Council Bluffs and Des Moines north. The changes broaden duties and align local agents under division chiefs. Soule is a long-time Rock Island employee dating to 1873 and helped inaugurate the Lake Park line.
A prominent traveling passenger agent receives widespread acclaim for outstanding service and industry leadership. The agent’s reputation rests on extensive knowledge, client trust, and consistent performance across national routes and major travel hubs.
Chas Mackey and wife of Iowa City visited friends here this week. Mrs. Gus Schiele hosted a Wilton sister. Miss Nannie Maxson came from Springdale for a brief visit. Downey residents joined excursionists to hear Mr. Bryan in Iowa City. Misses Secrest traveled to Iowa City for a few days with the Merritts. Mrs. Jont Roberts and grandson Percy Bricker stayed with friends from Lakeview. Mrs. Chas Conover is seriously ill. Anna and Edith Cornelius of Pella visited their sister Mrs. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Jno Rorick spent Sunday at Hinkhouse’s. Zillah Seaton and Percy Bricker went to Oasis to visit Nellie Leech. Stella Pidd hosted a tea for friends. Ollie Hemingway of Plato visited town last Friday.
Miss Helen Morett and Mollie Gunnels visited Burlington to see Oliver Gunnels and friends. Rex Chew and family traveled to Oskaloosa for a short visit. The town team traveled to Aledo Illinois for a game and Wapello second team beat Oakville 9 to 8 on the diamond. Several large farms nearby were sold last week, including the McConnell purchase west of Wapello for Chas. Kemper and Robison of Oakville buying E S Miller farm for 7000 dollars. Dr Bolding of Oakville was in town for court house business.
Washington D. C. Aug 7. Senator Hanna will not run the 1904 republican campaign as Roosevelt seeks a personal representative for the national committee. Gov. Crane Crewe of Massachusetts is favored, with Payne limited by cabinet duties. Roosevelt to select the campaign head, likely choosing a non committee member.
About 250 people packed the Helen Blair for a Davenport Times sponsored trip to Muscatine. The transfer to the W J Young Jr offered free rides for local children who recruited subscribers, with captain Walter Blair and Times manager E P Adler ensuring safety and comfort on the river outing.
Lettsville Ia August 7 Lon Van Horn and family moved from Lockport NY to their former home in this village. Chautauqua attendees from the locality to hear W. J. Bryan. Bank directors elected. several residents traveling for business and visits. A outing at McDaniel's lake with Miss Minnie Zimmerman group and out-of-town guests ended with a village supper.
Vintage advertisement praising Cascarets Candy Cathartic as superior to old pills and liquids. Claims genuine stamped CCC product never sold in bulk and available at all druggists.
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