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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1906

Page

4

Muscatine Market News and Local Trips

Fresh fish and spring chickens at Muscatine Market. Arthur Hoffman left for western Kansas on a short business trip. Judge D W Jackson traveled to Davenport via the Columbia for the day. The Muscatine Independent baseball team arrived from Monmouth after two days away. Rose Ward left for Chicago after visiting W H Fayle on East Eighth Street. David Carr, the flagman, is recovering after a fall near Chestnut Street. County recorder H C Shoemaker left for Rock Island to visit relatives and attend to business. Harry Shoemaker party from Denver plans a Saturday arrival in Muscatine. J Scott Blackwell family returned from the north. M Blackwell of Omaha visiting at their home.

Rose Ward W. H. Fayle East Eighth Street Chicago David Carr Chestnut Street H. C. Shoemaker County Recorder Rock Island Harry Shoemaker Denver Colo Muscatine J. Scott Blackwell

Arrest of J. S. at Davenport in Steamboat Collision Case

U S Marshal arrested the J S at Davenport after Captain Blair of the White Collar line filed a suit for damages claiming deliberate collision with the Columbia. Captain Streckfus posted $300 bond and the boat was released. The suit seeks $40.85 plus attorney fees, to be tried in U S court.

J. S Davenport U. S Matteson J. S. Streckfus W. A. Blair Streckfus Columbia Muscatine

Howard Kane Funeral Held at Parents Home

The funeral services for Howard Kane were conducted at his parents' home on East Sixth Street at 10:50 this morning by Rev. Joe R. Hanley. Floral tributes showed the esteem in which the young man was held. Interment followed in Greenwood Cemetery.

Howard Kane H. D. Kane East Sixth Street Joe R. Hanley Greenwood Cemetery

Welk v Millett Case Set for September Court Term

Case of A Welk versus Milton R Millett returns to session after contentious police court battles, with appeal filed yesterday and the matter scheduled for the September term in district court.

A. Welk A. Millett Milton R. Millett

Child Hulswit & Co to Improve Local Service

The Citizens Railway and Light Co of Muscatine was sold to Child Hulswit & Co of Grand Rapids by the Western Gas and Development Co of Chicago. The new owners promise better service. details of the reorganization and future management will be announced soon. The price is reported near 590000. Local officers Harry W. Huttig and William Musser leave the company.

Citizens Railway and Light Company Western Gas and Development Company Chicago Child Hulswit & Co Grand Rapids Mich H. W. Hutiit Z Child Hulswit Hulswit H. W. Huttig Trust and Investment Co H. W. Huttig R. S. Child Frank Hulswit Messrs Harry W. Hattie William Musser Huttig

Judges Nominated for Muscatine County at Convention

Davenport Iowa August 16 special. Seventh judicial district convention nominated four judges for counties including Muscatine D W Jackson and Jackson A J House for Maquoketa. J R Hanley elected secretary and Hoffman Warner named to judicial central committee. The convention organized permanent and adjourned.

Davenport Seventh Judicial District Muscatine D. W. Jackson Scott James Bollinger Jackson A. J. House Maquoketa Clinton A. P. Barker J. R. Hanley W. H. Wilson Scott County P. B. Wolfey C. B. George E. L. Miller Jackson County C. W. Farr F. C. Kelsey M. S. Donegan Charles Grill E. M. Sharon P. B. Wolfe C. M. Waterman

Monkey Bite Incident at New Parkes Amusement Tent

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore was bitten by a monkey while playing near Graham's drug store on Second Street. The animal clung to the boy, who was freed with difficulty after entering the tent. He received care at Graham's drug store and was later seen by Dr. Dean. No one was charged with responsibility.

Harry Moore Second Street Graham New Parkers Amusement Company Dean

Henry Cornell to Speak Here Friday

Prof. Henry Watson Cornell of Chicago will address Muscatine business men at the Commercial club rooms Friday at 3 PM. The talk, under the Commercial club and Retail Merchants' association, covers Business Methods of the Twentieth Century and mail order challenges to local merchants. He arrives from Davenport early tomorrow. the lecture tomorrow afternoon is free.

Henry Watson Cornell Chicago Muscatine Commercial Club Retail Merchants’ Association Cornell Prof. Cornell Davenport

Muscatine Chautauqua Stockholders Meeting Friday

The Muscatine chautauqua announces its annual stockholders meeting set for Friday August 24 1906 at 745 p m in the P M Musser Library assembly room. Officers will render an itemized report and plans for the next assembly will be discussed. A nine member board will be elected. Z W Hutchinson secretary W F Chevalier president.

Chautauqua Muscatine Chautauqua Muscatine The P. M. Musser Z. W. Hutchinson W. F. Chevalier

Vincent Maurath Buried At St Marys Church Morning

Funeral services for Vincent Maurath were held at St Marys Church at 9 o clock this morning with Rev J J Grieser presiding. A large crowd of family friends and members of the Mechanics Aid Society and the Benevolent Order of St Joseph attended. Pauchets band led the hearse from the house to the church and to St Marys Cemetery for interment. Pallbearers were Frank Casper John Nester Tony Fackeldy Mr Lorber Joe Missel and Mr Barrows.

St. Mary’s Church Vincent Maurath St. Mary's Church J. J. Grieser Officiallriz Mechanics Aid Society Benevolent Order of St St. Mary's Cemetery Frank Casper John Nester Tony Fackeldy Mr. Lorber Joe Missel Barrows

Dawes Receiver Appointed for Milwaukee Co operative Store

Federal Judge Rethea designates Charles G Davwes president of Central Trust Co as receiver of the Milwaukee Co operative store. The majority stock is held by President Stensland of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, with Davwes taking control in Chicago.

Stensland Co-operative Chicago Rethea Charles .G Davwes The Central Trust Co Milwaukee Cooperative Store Stensland Milwaukee Avenue State Bank

Son of John Van Gent Severely Cut at Local Sash Plant

The young son of John Van Gent slipped on glass at the Roach and Mus ser Sash and Door factory this afternoon and cut a severe gash in his right leg just below the knee. Dr Norton treated the wound.

John van Gent Roach & Musser Sash and Door W. S. Norton

Ladies Missionary Society Meeting at German Baptist Church

Society note reports members of the Ladies Missionary Society of the German Baptist church gathered yesterday afternoon for an interesting session at the church.

Ladies’ Missionary Society of the German Baptist Church

Outing at Wyoming Club House Cast Visits Wyoming Hill

The Shenandoah company from Company C performed in April then rode to the Wyoming Hill club cottage by wagonette. They left at 2 o clock with supper and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon before returning home in the evening.

Company C Wyoming Hill

Evening Result From This Month Meeting

The report notes the evening outcome of this month’s meeting session, detailing the conclusions reached and any actions planned by attendees and organizers.

Weed Park Club Enjoys Pleasant Meeting and Cistern Progress

The Weed Park club met at the club house and had a pleasant afternoon. Members suspended sewing during hot weather, planning to resume in October. The cistern, funded in part by a $250 donation from Mrs. Mary A. Weed, is finished and nearly ready. platform work remains. Lunch was served before members return to the city.

Weed Park Club

Young couple wed at German Methodist church parsonage

Miss Mabel Heinig and Charles Lemkau united in marriage yesterday at 3 30 in the afternoon in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev A H F Hertzler at the parsonage. The bride is W K Heinig's daughter and well known in the city. They will reside at the new home on the corner of Green and Third streets and will be at home to friends.

Mabel Heinig Charles Lemkau A. H. F. Hertzler German Methodist Episcopal Church W. K. Heinig Mr. Lemkau Mrs. Lemkau Corner Green Third Streets

Bar Convention Delegates Depart for Davenport

County Attorney J. R. Hanley J. F. Devitt Judge Carskaddan and E. M. Warner left noon for Davenport to attend the seventh judicial district convention. The district judges A. J. House James W. Bollinger D. W. Jackson and A. P. Barker are expected to be renominated.

Davenport J. R. Hanley J. F. Devitt Carskaddan E. M. Warner Bar Association Seventh Judicial District A. J. House Maquoketa James W. Bollinger

Valentine Geltz Sentenced for Drunkenness Spree

Valentine Geltz faced Justice Howe after a day out on a spree that troubled several localities. Officer Binz nabbed him. he pled guilty and received 30 days in jail with sentence suspended on good behavior.

Valentine Geltz Binz Justice Howe

Rice declares candidacy for sheriff at county convention

W. R. Rice announces his bid for sheriff, subject to approval by the Republican county convention. The statement frames the campaign as contingent on party endorsement.

Republican County Convention

Old resident Mrs Lodge dies at 83 in Iowa City

Isabelle Lodge aged 83 died in Iowa City after a four month illness. She had lived in the city for 87 years. No children survive.

Mrs Pepers Funeral Services at Illinois City Home

Funeral services for Mrs Pepers will be held tomorrow at 11 oclock at her late home near Illinois City. Interment will follow in the Illinois City cemetery.

Ladies Aid of M E Church Heads to Geneva Island

Members of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist Episcopal church traveled by steam launch Mignon to the Asthalter cottage on Geneva Island for a day trip. Lunch baskets suggested a plentiful meal and the group enjoyed a pleasant outing in delightful weather.

Ladies’ Aid Society First Methodist Episcopal Church Asthalter Cottage Geneva Island

Armory Exterior Receives Fresh Coat of Paint

The outer woodwork of Company C armory is being painted for the first time in many years. This initial improvement signals future upgrades as the Incal company reports a flourishing condition and plans to keep the headquarters in first class condition.

Co. C Armory Company C Armory

Forward Society Holds Pleasant German Congregational Meeting

The Forward society of the German Congregational church met at Christian Kindler’s home on Kindler avenue for the monthly gathering. The lawn was lit by Japanese lanterns as members enjoyed games and music, followed by refreshments.

Forward Society German Congregational Church Christian Kindler Kindler Avenue

Mississippi River Stage Report for August 18 1906

River forecast for 48 hours ends 7 a m Saturday notes a continuing fall in the Mississippi River from below Dubuque to Muscatine with stages in Davenport Muscatine and Des Moines River reaches listed as 3.1 4.8 3.1 and 5.3 feet respectively with slight declines noted.

River Bulletin Davenport Muscatine Des Moines Rpds Mississippi Dubuque

Thanks to neighbors and MetLife for grief support

We express gratitude for kindness after our sabereavement and for Metropolitan Life Insurance Co prompt payment of our daughter and sister's death claim. Mary E. Spillman and Daughters.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Mary E. Spillman

Boston Yacht Auk Wins Roosevelt Cup Opener

Marble Head Massachusetts August 16 Auk of Boston won the first race today in the series to determine the defenders of the Roosevelt cup.

Boston Marble Head Mass Auk

Danger To Peace In Balkans Grows In 1910s Tone

Sofia reports rising anti Greek sentiment in Roumania and Bulgaria expanding to a broader danger to regional peace, signaling growing tensions in the Balkans.

Sofia Roumania Bulgaria

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sale Leysen’s Millinery Arthur Hoffman Western Kansas Dr. McNutt Monmouth Dr. Rupp Ventist Oppo, Journal King George United States Marshal Blair Case Citizen’s Railway and Light Company Western Gas and Ment Company New Syndi Cate Journal Iowa Muscatine County Per Manent Organization — Attorneys Central Committee Toben, Malone Little Frank Moore Animal Henry Cornell Stockholders’ Meeting Wyoming W. R. Rice Mrs. Peppers M. E. Church Geneva Armory East Hill Sam Dale Ostrander John Wolfrum Third E. C. Peto Anson Clothing Co E. 2d St Paul Steinmetz Frank Anson
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