Local Readers Eye Tony Pony Contest
Local voters are urged to vote in the Journal Tony Pony Contest. Several residents travel between Davenport Muscatine and surrounding towns today visiting friends and relatives. Bargains at Lilly's offer one half price on 200 wool dress patterns tomorrow. Multiple families depart for Davenport Tipton Rock Island and Fredonia to visit relatives and attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly’s
Quincy
The
Journal
Lilly's
Katherine Becker
East Eighth Street
Fay Gillis
Chicago
W. W
Davenport
Rock Island
Mt Lilly's
Muscatine
Unsold specials at bargain prices listed
At reduced rates many items linger while prices show 25c 30c 35c and 40c marked in a sale ad.
Sleepy Eye grocer praised amid town chatter
In Davenport visits and local chatter fill the page. Leota Randleman of South Muscatine visits friends in Davenport. Arthur Shoemaker's daughter born August 18 1908 in Arcadia Nebraska. Mrs Reeves heads to Moline. Tony Pony Contest reminders and Lillys wool dress sale flash by. Several residents travel between Rock Island Davenport and Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota Randleman
South Muscatine
Davenport
Arthur Shoemaker
Arcadia, Nebraska
Gasoline Engine Time From Frank Ashcraft
Gasoline engine sales pitch urges immediate purchase with a call to visit Frank Ashcraft for the best time to buy and install a new engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ashcraft
Former resident Harriet Bartlett dies in Washington
Harriet Bartlett a former Muscatine Island resident died at Skykomish Washington after a third stroke. She was seven years an invalid. Her remains will be brought to Muscatine for a 2:30 pm Sunday service at the Nesper residence with Rev. J N Elliott conducting and Greenwood Cemetery as the final resting place. She is survived by two sons A G Bartlett of Auaborn and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Bartlett
Muscatine Island
A. J. Robinson
Skykomish
Wash
Fred Nesper
East Sixth Street
Bartlett
Muscatine
Nesper
J. N. Elliott
Greenwood Cemetery
Everett families cited in obituary fragment
Wash., and T. C. Bartlett, of Everett, Wash., and four daughters, Mrs. C. T. McCampbell, of Fairfield, Mrs. Fred Nesper of this city, Mrs. A. J. Robinson, of Skykomish, and Mrs. Will Love, of Tacoma, Wash.
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Wash
T. C. Bartlett
Everett
C. T. McCampbell
Fairfield
Fred Nesper
This City
A. J. Robinson
Skykomish
Will Love
Tacoma, Wash
Condition of Rev Kempton Same Amid Typhoid Attack
Muscatine minister Rev Kempton remains in the same condition after a clash with typhoid fever while on vacation. Andrew W. Hine, a prominent member of the First Baptist church, received word from Mrs. Kempton that his wife reports no change in his health.
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Kempton
Andrew W. Hine
First Baptist Church
Kempton Illness Ties Couple To Wisconsin Hospital
Mrs. A J Kempton reports her husband Rev A J Kempton remains about the same and is quite ill. He is confined in a Madison Wisconsin hospital under a special nurse and physicians care. The couple had left the city for a vacation that was interrupted by his typhoid fever.
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A. J. Kempton
Madison
Wis
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J. E. Kranz
Journal Office
the Journal
Frank Pollard
Glen Houdek
East Second Street
Fannie Wagner
Wilton
Stirlen & Rowan
George Connell
Frank Gottbrecht
William Wodger
Genevieve
Walnut Street
S. A. Crowe
Fredonia
J. C. Sodini
Aurora, Ill
L. Heilsabeck
Pusch Street
Fairbury, Ill
Joseph Whittaker
Tony
William Carney
Tipton
Jefferson Thompson
Tony Pony
Frank Gillette
George Foster
R. Ricketts
Nola Gillette
Foster, Il
Carl Blakenberg
C.a.giesenhaus
Boston
8&C
Cts
Lonsdale
Sea Island
M. Reeves
Sinois City
Moline
Minnie Ahlschlager
Henry Tietsch
Bloomington Township
M. Durr
Eleventh Street
Bestenlehner’s
Jerry O'Conner
Summit
Minnesota
Minnetonka Lake
Minnehaha Lake
William Grossklaus
Iowa Avenue
Theodore Soll
Ill
George Eberling
Mildred Grossklaus
Eberling
Helen Grossklaus
Mrs
Fred
Brussels
Axminster
Iowa
Carl J. Barnard
David Bogard
Jrade
B.S. Lilly
She Quality Store
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