Iowa Lodge Meets Monday As Planned
Iowa Lodge No. 2 schedules a Monday meeting with routine agenda items and expected attendance from its members. The notice urges members to attend and participate in discussions and any pending motions.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1900
Page
6
Iowa Lodge No. 2 schedules a Monday meeting with routine agenda items and expected attendance from its members. The notice urges members to attend and participate in discussions and any pending motions.
G B Lowe rode a cart recently and Lelia Lowe visited in the Junction. Ina Lupton with cousin Eva Lee and Miss Maggie Littrel aiding Mrs W Crosgo share Sunday scenes. Grant Brown dined with Charley Williams. Mrs G B Lowe spent an afternoon with Mrs B Lowe. Ley Littrel ill. Clyde Turkinton visited his sweetheart across the river. H Bedwell dined with Mrs V Williams. Ben Cranor family spent Sunday at H Wagner's. Bert Lowe and Eldred Estle attended Cedar Bethel Sunday School. Bulletin board missing. hope to see it again.
Many residents are listed with visits and illness. John Webb is very sick. Miss Cora Fitzsimmons traveled to Letts and back. Family members from Muscatine, Grandview, and West Liberty are noted visiting or hosting. Turkeys were killed by lightning and several farm movements are recorded.
A group of Shiloh youths and friends camped at B. Greiner's Cedar River resort Saturday. They enjoyed a bountiful supper and breakfast despite a severe storm that night. Attendees included Webster Plitt, Peter Freyermuth and families from St Louis, Wilton, Lone Tree, Washington and Rock Island, with news of visits and relatives shared.
Mr and Mrs E McNamer and their little son spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Wagner in Concord Lelia Lowe fell from a bicycle last Saturday while turning the corner and was noted in the social brief.
In Riverside Rev Emmerson and his 19 year old son Horace rode by the Eng lish river on horses Their boy was thrown into the high river and drowned Help arrived and the body was found Sunday near the entry point His funeral was held at 11 this morning at the U B church and interment followed The Emmerson family shared the tragic loss with visiting relatives and neighbors nearby
SWEETLAND notices funeral services for Mr. Carter at the local church on Sunday afternoon. Friends recalled his life as many attended. Relatives and visitors from Council Bluffs and Wilton stopped by the Pantel home. Mrs. Van Camp and Miss Knoll left for Denver for health reasons, while Taylor and Emma visited Solon. Henry Carter traveled from Council Bluffs for Sidney Carter’s funeral.
J E Kidd of Parmneysville Kentucky describes severe malarial fever from 1895 to 1898. After five bottles of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery he recovered, claiming the medicine cleanses blood, aids digestion, and builds solid flesh without alcohol.
Chicago police reveal a remarkable debt theft tale as Mrs. Frank H. Thorp of La Grange admits taking $4000 from her elderly mother Mrs. Newton to fund an affair with Charles Huss a La Grange Suburban Electric railway conductor. Detectives traced the money hidden in a mattress while Husss wife resents his desertion.
Mrs. Thorp hires Ross and another agency to shadow Huss after suspecting his attention to other women. Detectives uncover a shared affair, money misappropriated from Mrs. Thorp's mother, and buried gifts. Huss is captured after resisting arrest. Mrs. Thorp turns over stolen funds and asks for two rings from a safe deposit.
Des Moines reports the Iowa state fair plans the forty sixth annual exhibition in the city starting August 24 for one week. Speed purses totaling 7200 dollars are offered to attract top horses and crowds.
R O Childs of Peoria Illinois promotes Beges German Salve as the best general household remedy. It claims to cure cuts burns scalds old sores and all skin diseases and to permanently cure piles. Available at J J Havercamp's.
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