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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1907

Page

2

Aged Muscatine Resident James Lawless Dies at 77

James Lawless, aged 77, died last evening at his son’s home after a three year illness. A native of Ireland, he immigrated in 1861 and lived in Muscatine for more than forty six years. He was a member of St Matthias church and is survived by his wife and two children, James Lawless and Mrs. Sarah Kennedy. East Hill Locals note visits from local residents and travelers passing through.

James Lawless East Fifth Street Muscatine America Ireland St. Matthias Church Sarah Kennedy

Regular Monthly Session of City Board of Health

City board of health convened for regular session with Mayor Asthalter presiding. Reports show July free of contagion. licenses to be issued for milk sales. nuisance abatements ordered for Clark Button and Pearl Novelty Works. Rock Island Railway nuisance at stock yards. attorney authorized on Kate Opelt property title. meeting adjourned.

City Board of Health Asthalter Fulham Hacket Muscatine Honorable Board of Health J. C. Hackett Hackett Negus & Son E. E. Williamson W. J. Mittman L. W. Melton C. G. Dykes J. Theo Kuechman Fred Bingalli William Grenway William Tiedeman C. Radebaugh Ald. Kneese Clark Button Company Pearl Novelty Works Company Kate Opelt J. J. Ryan Gustav Weis

All Are United in Saving That For All 1 St Or Kidney Diseases

Fragment reads like an old patent or medical advertisement claiming a universal remedy. It mentions Swine oe-Electric Bitters and Havercamp's Pra…criti Drug Store, but the text is garbled and unreadable in key parts.

Havercamp

Hotel Arrivals List From Davenport and Chicago

A compilation of guests staying across hotels including E Spaulding Davenport J H Friedman Chicago Wl M Smith Cedar Rapids la W Moore Davenport la W Kernam Cedar Rapids S M Hirt Peoria Il H Brown Chicago Il W Booker Kansas City Mo S Wainsworth Chicago Il J Murray New York City W Lincoln Chicago N W A Coles New York J Farnst Paducah Ky R B Dale Chicago J W Rinely Raymond Wash G E Booth Chicago Mr W Park Chicago Il Co W Browne Des Moines Ia W A Horton NY F E Clarke Chicago N K M Boyd Chicago Il R B Cook Davenport Ia J Fenlon Freeport Ill D Uplam Des Moines Smith Chicago Il W Ballinger Oskaloosa Ia S Detters Moline N BE Brown Iowa City Ia H Connoer Chiczmo Il M Eddler Chicago Il Walter Thomas Mills Seattle Wa Mr and Mrs J Beachy Arthur Il

E. Spaulding Davenport J. H. Friedman Chicago J. Farnst Paducah R. B. Dale J. W. Rinely Raymond Wash G. E Booth Mr. W. Park W. Browne Des Moines W. A. Horton N. Y F. E. Clarke N. K. M. Boyd I. R. B. Cook

Former Muscatine Resident Dies in Chicago

David T. Miller of Chicago has died. An early Muscatine resident, he joined the Masonic order in 1855. The body will reach Wilton at 2:27 PM and will go to the Presbyterian church for rites led by the Masonic order. Interment is at Oakdale cemetery in Wilton.

David T. Miller Chicago Muscatine Muscatine Masonic Order Muscatine House Court Square Wilton Presbyterian Church Oakdale Cemetery

Mississippi River Stage Bulletin for Iowa Banks

River forecast shows slowly falling Mississippi stages over the next 48 hours from below Dubuque to Muscatine. Stations listed include Dubuque Davenport Muscatine Des Moines with observed feet and changes. shelter local forecaster notes no change in trend.

Dubuque Davenport Muscatine Des Moines Mississippi

Death of Burlington Pioneer J A Groeltz at 83

News from the city reports the death of J A Groeltz a pioneer resident of Burlington and father of A F Groeltz formerly of Muscatine now Cedar Rapids He died from injuries after a fall He was born in Frankfort on the Main and was 83 years old.

J. A. Groeltz Burlington A. F. Groeltz Muscatine Cedar Rapids Frankfort-on-the-Main

Hallocks Visit From Onida After Jamestown Expo

Mr and Mrs C K Hallock of Onida South Dakota return from the Jamestown exposition and are calling on George H Sergeant at 1006 Lombard Street after a visit to New York.

C. K. Hallock Onida South Dakota George H. Sergeant Lombard Street New York

Price Flavors Promote Delicate Natural Taste

Natural flavors labeled as Price flavors are produced by a new process yielding a delicate taste. Dr Price's Favorings are claimed to be as represented and perfect in every respect. A trial confirms their excellence.

Reunion Brings Together Long Lost Webster Family

In Highland New York Webster county Mr Halleck meets two brothers and one sister unseen for 30 years as a family reunion occurs linking Washington D C Baltimore and Pittsburg with the gathering.

Washington, D. C Baltimore Pittsburg Highland Webster County New York Halleck

Sentencing for deserting sailor Baldwin delayed after Virginia trip

Charles Binz returned from Norfolk where he delivered Harry Baldwin to authorities. Binz described Baldwin as a hard working boy who never caused trouble, so his sentence may be lightened. Baldwin’s trial for desertion is set in two weeks. In Virginia Binz met Barney Schmidt, new Navy recruit, and Delmar Asthalter ill with fever at Old Point Comfort.

Charles Binz Norfolk Harry Baldwin Binz Baldwin Virginia Barney Schmidt Navy Delmar Asthalter Old Point Comfort

Diamond to Saint Paul steamer Quin cy up river this morning

The Diamond to line steamer Quincy passed up the river near nine o clock with a fair passenger and good freight list. The boat is on its upstream trip from St Louis to St Paul.

Quincy St. Louis St. Paul

Moonlight Excursion Draws 300 Plus From City

More than three hundred people left the city on the Columbia river trip as the Y M C A finally held a successful moonlight excursion after four failed tries. The pleasant weather, readings by Miss Mabel Addleman, and orchestra selections entertained spectators. Refreshments sold by association boys netted a fair sum and passengers reached late trains home after a restful evening.

Mabel Addleman

Strange Adventure in Auto Leads to Injury

Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly healed all wounds after a curious auto mishap. The product promises fast relief and branded guarantees, sold by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store for 25 cents.

Bucklen Arnica Havercamp

Economical vacation fares from Grand Trunk Railway in 1907

Round trip tickets to many Canadian and New England resorts will cost slightly more than one way fares and go on sale on dates after June 1 1907. For full details write Geo W Vaux A G P T A Grand Trunk Railway 135 Adams St Chicago.

Canada New England Geo. W. Vaux Grand Trunk Railway System Adams St Chicago

County Veterans Reunion Arrangements at Electric Park

The G A R Post W R C and auxiliary groups met to plan the county veterans reunion at Electric Park on September 26. Dinner will be served at 1 30 by auxiliary members who will provide coffee sugar and cream. A speakers committee was formed and Women’s groups will assist with arrangements and staffing.

G. A. R. Post Colonel Hare Herman Schmidt Munroe Fox Ada Barnard M. E. Huffman Major Johns Anna Cummins

Springdale Local Folks Engaged in Visits and Work

Sprin gdale residents and visitors are cited in a string of social and business notes. L S Mackson of Tipton transacted business in Springdale on Monday while Mrs A D Bell and daughter from Mason City visited relatives. Several people traveled to nearby towns for duties and sales, with announcements of lectures and community activities.

Community Notes From Local Residents

Nola Irwin returned to Joy last Sunday after visiting relatives here for two weeks. Mrs Amelia Blanchard and daughter Anna from Muscatine visited relatives here last Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society hosts a social at Dick Reynolds's home next Saturday evening. L A Bishop made a business trip to Aledo last Tuesday. Mrs Ernest Colberg of near Muscatine spent Sunday evening at William Colberg’s home. Ne tle Louck attends the annual Teachers Institute in Aledo. Lizzie Boruff of Ferdinand returned home Friday after visiting cousins Jessie and Elsie Swisher. Joseph Cox and family spent Sunday with Charles Munson and family in Wrayville. Mr and Mrs L A Bishop hosted a party last Saturday evening. A large crowd attended as Charles Noble, Henry Noble, and Martin Freis were business visitors in Muscatine last Saturday.

Springdale L. S. Maxson Tipton A. D. Bell Mason City A. D. Smith South Prairie Kester Harry McCann West Liberty Epworth League Christian Endeavor Sprigdale Lincoln McConnell Murray Charles Roberts Tedee G. Wells Safley Cedar Rapids Carl Todd Springfield Roy Sheets Maggie Heald Albert Christerson Plato Dora Fritson Durant Richard Buckley Lewis Bailey Iowa City C. E. Mather Cedar River Rochester Boxley Oklahoma John Morrall Buckley Bailey Todd Lindley Heald Henderson Bertie Swart Anna V. Phelps Amelia Blanchard Anna Muscatine Ladies’ Aid Society Dick Reynolds L. A. Bishop Aledo Ernest Colberg Near Muscatini William Colberg Ne'tle Louck Teachers’ Institute Lizzie Boruff Ferdinand Jessie Elsie Swisher Josephh Cox Charles Munson Wrayville L. A. Bishov Charles Noble Henry Martin

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