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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1906

Page

6

Riverside Social Briefs and Local Commerce News

Miss Florence Brown has recovered from illness. Dr and Mrs George Marsh visit Strawberry Point. Strickler and Roland acquire H L Dolls clothing store in Riverside. Miss Mamie Shradel travels to Adell Nebraska for wedding attendance Aug 15. Mrs Mary Scott visits Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Lee Colton visit Riverside. Miss Irene Thoman returns from Columbus Junction after visiting and chautauqua.

Riverside Florence Brown George Marsh C. H. Boyington Strawberry Point Iowa Strickler and Roland Farmington H. L. Doll Mamie Shradel Adell Neb

Orono Social Visits Include Chicago and Cedar Rapids

Mrs. Mary Andrick and two children from Chicago visited her sister Mrs. M. L. Brockway in Orono this week. Elmer Eichelbarger and family and Mrs. Cilly Hoff mier from Sioux City and across Cedar visited the Cec ils. The Brockways and Mildred visited Riverside last week. Henry Krider brought his family home from Columbus Junction. The little granddaughter of John Edgar has been ill but is improving. Mrs. Fannie Brown of Wapello and Miss Verna Slater of Cedar Rapids called on John and Will Hawkins. Lloyd and Almeda McKee returned Tuesday from Hedrick.

Orono Mary Andrick Chicago M. L. Brockway Elmer Eichelbarger Across Cedar Cilly Hoffmier Sioux City Cecil Mildred Riverside Henry Krider Columbus Junction John Edgar Fannie Brown Wapello Verna Slater Cedar Rapids John Will Hawkins Lloyd Almeda McKee Hedrick

Fairport Social News Ties Family Visitors

Fairport reports a bustle of visitors and travel. Mrs Thompson and daughter Ollie from St. Louis join Mrs E Mackenner. Ed gar Thompson and daughter Vivian from Oklahoma visit. Mrs McBirney of Red Oak IA visits. Miss Clara Wood of Minneapolis visits sister Mrs F Van Dorah. Miss Eda Leach of Muscatine vacations with her parents. Wim Showers returns from Griswold after Bert Showers funeral. Mr and Mrs J Phillips of Davenport visit daughter Mrs Wim Showers. Prof H Gilmer of Ohio visits sister Mrs G Feustel.

Fairport Thompson Ollie St. Louis Edgar Thompson Vivian Oklahoma McBirney Red Oak E. Mackenner Clara Wood Minneapolis

Maurer Family News From Chadron Visit Ends

Mrs. Annie Maurer and son George of Chadron Neb gave a 10 day visit with relatives in Wilton and vicinity before leaving for home Tuesday evening. Several Maurer and related families joined relatives at the Fred Walters home in Cedar county on Sunday and Mrs Amanda Miller was seen in Moscow on Tuesday.

White Prairie Annie Maurer George Chadron Neb Wilton Amanda Miller Moscow John Maurer Henry Maurer Fred Blum Frank Duffee Fred Walters Cedar County

Nichols family seventh annual reunion held at fair grounds

West Liberty Iowa August 9 1906 the Nichols family held its seventh annual reunion with 102 attendees all immediate relatives except three Officers for the coming year were elected B A Nichols president and H C Nichols secretary with substitutes I A Nichols and Miss Ora Nichols The afternoon program included recitations music and a debate on whether Nichols women are better looking and more intelligent than the men concluding with a women victory A number of distant relatives sent letters and several local guests attended a bountiful noon and evening feast through the day reflecting a lively family gathering with births marriages and deaths noted during the year.

West Liberty Nichols Fair Grounds W. A. Nichols B. A. Nichols H. C. Nichols Harry Luse Clark Nichols James Connelly I. A. Nichols Ora Nichols Vaughn Sanders Warren Nichols Elinor Luse Roy Connelly Jean Nichols Phineas Nichols Zona Nichols Alma Nichols Mildred Luse Clay Nichols Wilma Whitacre Lara Sanders Ethel Nichols Elmer Nichols Amos Whitacre Canada John Hoover Kansas City Frank Nichols Toledo Iowa Albert Whitacre Chas. Pickering Lou Chesbrow Maurice Whitacre van Barr Harold Anderson Columbus Junction Ed. Dice Muscatine Harry Wright Illinois Edna Jackson Viola Woods Theo. Patterson Waterloo Ray Beeson West Branch Theo. Jones Iowa City George Furniss

Eye Specialist to Visit Muscatine Mondays at Grand Hotel

Dr. Axtell, famed for lens fitting and eye therapeutics, will begin weekly visits in Muscatine on Monday August 6 at the Grand Hotel parlors. He has practiced a year at Columbus Junction with many satisfied patients across Louisa and Muscatine counties.

Muscatine Grand Hotel Axtell Columbus Junction Louisa Dr. Axtell Hotel Grand

Races Visit and Midweek Travel Notes

Rev and Mrs A Pratt were at Nauvoo Illinois. Harry Shipman attended Burlington races on Wednesday. C E Mosher traveled to Chicago on business Wednesday. Alvah Nichols visited Iowa City for business Wednesday.

A. Pratt Nauvoo, Il Harry Shipman Burlington C. E. Mosher Chicago Alvah Nichols Iowa City

Fifty-Fifth Ends A Practice March In Iowa Regiment

Lieutenant Joe King arrived in the city after the Fifty-fifth Iowa infantry completed an eight day hike from Red Oak to Atlantic. Col James Rush Lincoln led the unit as they returned home after assembling at Red Oak on August 2 and marching through Elliott Griswold and Lewis amid rain. About 35 000 rounds of blank ammo were expended and no serious hospital cases occurred. The regiment was reviewed today by Adjutant General Thrift.

Joe King Fifty-fifth Iowa Infantry Red Oak Atlantic James Rush Lincoln Elliott, Griswold Lewis Lincoln Thrift

Pleasant Prairie News Roundup From Pleasant Prairie Iowa

Pleasant Prairie reports include James Metz delivering produce to Davenport and visits by James Carpenter and family Letts Iowa and Chas Walter Eis of Douglas Nebraska. Local social life features Miss Maud Watham and Miss Pearl McElroy, a dance at Summit, and a Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs. William McElroy’s home with guests from New Jersey Newton Davenport Davenport Blue Grass Muscatine Moline. The Pleasant Prairie baseball team will play Illinois City next Sunday at Fis park.

Pleasant Prairie James Metz Davenport James Carpenter Letts Iowa Chas Walter Eis Douglas Neb Jacob Eis James McElroy Muscatine Wm. Sissel Maud Watham Geo. Eis G. W. Rachow C. Thompson Chester Eis Durant Pearl McElroy Mary Maher Summit Hy Bohnsack Stockton Maher

Local Social And Political Notes From Foster Illinois

Foster residents report visits from guests Verna Patterson from Muscatine Iowa and Bessie Anderson from Moline Illinois. Wrayville couple H C Meyers visit Wilton with Mrs Meyers parents Mr and Mrs Aers. Rock Island delegates attend a political meeting while Mrs Fox of Solon Iowa visits Davenport. A Baptist Sunday school picnic raised 24 dollars.

Rock Island Frank Fox Solon Iowa John Zollner Robert Bryars Mildred Helen Roberta St. Louis Thos. Watson Davenport Baptist Sunday School

The Rise of Al G Barnes and His Trained Animal Show

A portrait of Al G Barnes, starting from three dogs and two cats, building a traveling show with lions horses and ponies. He trained animals himself, bought tents, and grew into a famed trainer with a herd of Arabian pony stallions.

al G. Barnes Mr. Barnes

Sidney Defeats Silver Crescent In River Race

The Diamond Jo steamer Sidney wins a late Sunday river race against Captain Blair’s Silver Crescent and the David Swain between Quincy and Keokuk. Sidney pulls ahead after a tense contest with exchanges of length and speed, finishing five lengths ahead as they pass Warsaw Illinois.

Sidney Blair Quincey Keokuk Quincy Silver Crescent David Swain Swain Warsaw Ill Canton Crescent

Animal stars and daring acts headline Muscatine carnival show

The article highlights a parade of exotic acts featuring Denver the counting pony, Nero the mountain lion, Yummy the eight pound bear, and Mrs Barnes trained dogs including Happy Hooligan. Lions Prince Juliet Lena and dancer Dollie Dimple perform with trainer Capt Ward guiding Czarina Wallace, as the New Parker Amusement Company prepares to perform at the Muscatine carnival next week.

Denver Nero Yummy Borneo United States Capt. Ward Czarina Wallace Mr. Barnes Muscatine Parker Amusement Company

Bankers Reserve Moonlight Excursion on Columbia

The Bankers Reserve sponsors a moonlight excursion aboard the steamer Columbia the evening of August 28 in this city. Music and dancing headline the entertainment for attendees during the Biz Picnic week.

Columbia Bankers Reserve

The Crescent Edges Sidney in River Race to Keokuk

The Crescent beats the Sidney by five lengths from Warsaw to Keokuk. The Crescent led early after a dock landing and maintained headway as the crew unloaded. The new David Swain enters the Quincy Keokuk trade as a faster rival to the Silver Crescent with dual high power engines and two at each wheel.

Mrs Sims Departs for Fruitland on Firefly

R Sims left for Fruitland last evening aboard the Firefly to visit relatives and friends for a few days.

R. Sims Fruitland

Railway Timetable in Effect June 3 1906

The timetable lists trains Davenport Chicago No 12 No 50 and No 30 Chicago Fast Mall with times 9 4 and 2 25 pm and freight Nos 364 363 74 locally from Davenport Chicago and southwest runs including Kansas City Denver California Limited Washington Oskaloosa and Fort Worth Dallas with daily local freight services and morning departures.

Davenport Chicago Kansas City Denver California Washington, Oskaloosa Ft. Worth Dallas Paily

Wilton Trains Schedule Highlights Local Runs

Wilton branch trains run daily except Sunday with departures and arrivals at Muscatine on No. 268 at 6:25 am, No. 367 at 12:30 pm, No. 362 at 3:20 pm, and No. 361 at 5:50 pm. Leave and arrive times indicate regular daily service to Muscatine.

Muscatine Wilton Dovtusesenen South Bound Orere le Muscatine Il Nonnd Hose Ant Ram Hahn's Switch Oweane E Fruitland Ooeveee OS Am Grandview Aeeet Wapelle Firick Junction Round House Tv Round House Hohn’s Switch le Fruitland Lv Grandview Eee Ly Wapello Ion A . i Lv Flrick Steer Hahn's Switch Fruitland Nee Ene Gran Wiewee Wapello Siaveohedtaee Een Flrick Junction Orteeree

Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Timetable Notice

In effect April 9 1908 the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway lists passenger and freight schedule details for east and west bound trains with departures and arrivals listed for Nos 12 8 92 5 91 102 101 and freight arrivals and leaves at specified times. W S Underdonk is the agent.

W. S. Underdonk

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