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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1907

Page

5

Cholera infantum hits South Muscatine with multiple cases

The South Muscatine area reports several infants ill with cholera infantum as two deaths occur this week. The illness concentrates among local families, with Charles Painter in precarious condition and August noted as a peak spread month.

South Muscatine Charles Frank Painter Tony Matthews Grandview Avenue Herbert Gettert Burlington Edward Carroll Emma Rink Davenport Kate Michaels Winton Miles Avenue Wilton Milton Looney Near Fruitland Musserville Edna Barrows Fairfield Helen Barney Ellen Beaver Eliza, Tii Gustave Coborg Wapello Herman Liebler Pueblo Col Charles Archer Columbus Junction Daniel Baker Port Byron Iowa City Rudolph Snyder Blue Grass Jra

Island Watermelons Ignite Local Market Bloom

The first Island crown watermelons appeared on the local market yesterday. Ice Cream and Monte Cristo melons are ripening fastest and due in large quantities soon. The crop is similar to normal and may surpass quality of drought years. Nutmeg and muskmelon are selling at nominal prices. Cabbage shipments remain heavy with Heinz factory loads and higher commissions at commercial centers. Railroads move many carloads daily and expect heavier shipments next week.

Heinz

Ice Cream Social at Musserville Church a Success

Due to recent rains the Musserville M. E. church basement hosted the ice cream social last evening. The event drew a large crowd with steady support at all stands and long tables filled for the duration. A report on the success will be given at the Ladies' Aid society meeting.

Musserville M. E Ladies’ Aid Society

River steamers Quincy and St Paul due for arrivals

The Diamond to line steamer Quincy is expected here tomorrow morning around 11 30 from St Paul to St Louis. The steamer St Paul will come up Saturday at about 3 30 in the morning. Both are delayed by the heavy freight they carry.

Vault fronts arrive for German American bank project

Ten steel vault fronts, two per floor, arrived in the city yesterday for the new German American bank. With rapid progress on the work, the vaults will be installed in the building soon.

Express messenger Barger recovering after foot injury

A. J. Barger, Western running express messenger between Muscatine and Montezuma, is recovering from toes crushed by a sack of iron castings. Despite a bad foot, he continues his duties on the train daily.

A. J. Barger Muscatine Montezuma Mr. Barger

Hotel Arrivals List Chicago Milwaukee and More

A roster of guests arriving at a hotel includes BE L Mitchell from La Salle Indiana CC W Graham from Chicago F N Allen from Milwaukee Wisconsin J Bush from Chicago BE Hohl from Burlington Iowa A L De Montcourt from Memphis Tennessee CC W Stone from Battle Creek Michigan O B Harrison from Winfield Iowa CC C Jones from Wyman Iowa W Schmidt from Milwaukee OG E Wynne from Milwaukee J Andrews from Chicago IL A H Kaben from Freeport IL A H Schmidt from Sheboygan Michigan L Quinlan from Chicago Tl C Schutte from Chicago Charles Grotte from Louisville Kentucky F Gradler from Chicago T J Base from Chicago CC Nowell from Fairfield Iowa J Ballon from Sioux City Iowa A Lipka from Des Moines J McGill from Chicago W Cloud from Boise Montana H Cleaver from Peoria R B Whitcomb from Chicago T P H Bolling from Des Moines

BE. L. Mitchell la Salle W. Graham Chicago F. N. Allen Milwaukee Wis J. Bush BE. Hohl Burlington A. L. de Montcourt Memphis J. Andrews A. H. Kaben Feeport A. H. Schmidt Sheyborgan Mich L. Quinlan C. Schutte Charles Grotte Louisville F. Gradler T. J. Base C. Nowell Fairfield J. Ballon Sioux City A. Lipka Des Moines J. McGill W. Cloud Boise, Mont H. Cleaver Peoria R. B. Whitcomb T. P. H. Bolling Des Noines

Samuel M'Nett Dies at Cary Illinois After Illness

East Hill reports the death at Cary Illinois of Samuel McNett aged 76 born Oswego New York April 14 1848. A boot and shoe man who traveled widely and worked for Selz and Ludlow he leaves wife Hattie Dickinson and one son Raymond. He was a Republican and active in I C O F society. Henry Stokes of Fairport visited on the hill yesterday.

H. P. Schuyler Sherman Street East Hill Samuel McNett Cary McNett Oswego Oswego County N. Y Illinois Sioux City Iowa Woodstock Hattie Dickinson Janesville Wis Raymond Ludlow Elgin Selz Shoe Company Chicago

Return from North After Extended Shelling Trip

Will Hebard and Josie Eastman return to Muscatine after three months exploring the upper Mississippi and its streams. They found shell beds scarce as large numbers of gatherers depleted supplies and plan to stay in Muscatine where industry offers the best prospects.

Mississippi River Will Hebard Josie Eastman Mississippi Wisconsin Mr. Eastman

Peculiar Runaway on Monroe Street Ends Load Dumpcabbage Lost

George Freeman was thrown from a wagon when a harness broke on Monroe Street. The wagon rolled down a hill, dumping a load of cabbage into a muddy patch. Freeman escaped injury, cabbage lost, and the wagon toppled near the embankment. Several locals are noted visiting or departing in the same column.

Monroe Street George Freeman Young Freeman Heinz Farm River Road Park Place

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Relief

An old advertisement offers Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for indigestion and starvation, priced at 25 cents, available at Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store.

Dr. King New Life Havercamp’s

East Buffalo Attends Aledo Show

East Buffalo residents flocked to the big show in Aledo on Saturday with Miss Violet Murdock of Milton Iowa among attendees.

East Buffalo Aledo Violet Murdock Milton

Safest place on earth for your money

You can Invest $100 or more. The safest place on earth for your money. Call or write us for particulars. G. M. TITUS, Pres.

Local Social Notes Highlight Murdock Family Visits

Saturday and Sunday visits anchor the town scene with A. W. Murdock and family hosting. Bertha and Ethel McDearmon join E. E. Bull. Anna Dermedy of Sherard visits Agnes Kelly. Mrs. Charles Foster of Atalissa, Ia. visits her brother A. W. Murdock. L. N. Lewis and wife from Aledo stay with C. M. Kimball. Anna Brown and Jim Denning visit Otis Kimball and wife. A. W. Murdock begins thrashing Monday.

A. W. Murdock Bertha Ethel McDearmon E. E. Bull Jim Denning Otis Kimball

Mrs. Leffingwell Heads to Keokuk for Short Visit

Mrs. M. E. Leffingwell departed yesterday afternoon for Keokuk where she will spend a brief period visiting.

M. E. Leffingwell Keokuk

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tion Monte Cristo Harry Metzger, Mfg Musserville Church Dimity McColm Dry Goods Company Samuel M'Nett Cary, Ili Henry Stokes Fairport Will Hebard and Joseph East Wellville Howard Parkhurst Otto Phillips Robert Osgood Pierre North Dakota Etta Donaldson Eliza Sherry Henry Bauer Edward Taylor Blue Ridge Wright Edward Fullerton Newkirk George Weikert South English Gertrude McClintock Rock Island Harrietta Schmidt Park Avenue Southwest Kansas City Stillwater Okla George Wren Atalissa George Bond Waverly Charles Meese August Winderer Montpelier G. M. Titus, Pres Titus Loan& Investment Co Iowa Avenue F. W. Swan
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