Local News Notes and Ads from Davenport Area
Local notices report visiting friends in Davenport and St Louis, cleaning services at Bob's Panitorium, travel to Eldon and Fairfield, and invitations printed at Ideal Printery. Items mention shipments of the Diamond steamer St Paul, cemetery work, social visits, HolLster's Rocky Mountain Tea ads, dental practice in Nichols, church conferences, and a surgical operation at Hershey Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lau
Davenport
Kate Wintermeyer
St. Louis
Bob’s
West Second Street
City Council Adopts 1906 Appropriations and Mill Levy
City council adjourned session approves annual appropriations for 1906 city departments with sums for salaries grounds health street work water bonds and library. Mill levy set across bond grading sewer fire improvement general street lighting bridge water works sinking and library funds with special road taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Quincy Steamer Makes First River Trip Of The Season
The Quincy of the Diamond Jo line arrived for about ten minutes at 4 o clock with around 150 passengers enjoying a southward cruise. Freight was light and dock activity minimal while repairs decorated the vessel. A fatal Dubuque shooting loomed over the crew as roustabouts sang and worked with cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Diamond Jo
Dubuque
Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound Endorsed by Doctor for Female Ills
Doctor Brigham reports wide physician support for Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a reliable tonic and restorative for female diseases. He cites his practice prescribing it for uterine troubles and a daughter’s weakness, urging women to seek Mrs. Pinkham’s free advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Hyomei Offered as Hay Fever Cure by Havercamp
J J Havercamp promotes Hyomei as a no stomach dosing remedy that stops sneezing eyes nose and other hay fever symptoms. Endorsements claim cures within a week and safeguards against annual attacks with refunds offered if not effective. Complete outfit priced at 1.00. refills 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyomei
J. J. Havercamp
A. Hamlin
Westford
Mass
Hyomel
Wilton News: Local Residents Travel and Visit
Wilton Iowa August reports show Mrs H B Johnson and daughter Helen leaving for Arion after visiting Warren home, joined by Mr Johnson in Iowa City. Nellie Russell from Milwaukee arrives for a two week stay with Miss Celia Russell. Mrs John Woodhouse returns from Sharon Springs Kansas after Portland trip. Newton Van Zandt and daughter from Chicago visit C Van Zandt family. he departs for Topeka, she stays two weeks. Mrs H B Nicolaus rides to West Liberty to judge fair exhibits. Ruth Warren departs for Arion to visit Mrs M B Nelson. Mrs P Dowdal and children return home in Rock Island after visiting at McGuckin home. Wilf Ryerson heads to Marengo yesterday for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Iowa
H. B. Johnson
Helen
Warren
Arion
Kansas City
Iowa City
Mr. Johnson
Nellie Russell
Milwaukee
Celia Russell
John Woodhouuse
Sharon Springs
Kansas
Nicholaus
Ruth Warren
M. B. Nelson
P. Dowdal
McGuckin
Rock Island
Wilf Ryerson
Marengo
St Mary's Catholic Church Dedication at Keota
Keota hosts formal dedication of St Marys Church marking opening for Catholic worship. The 70 by 88 foot frame building seats 400, features a 90 foot tower, frescoed interior, white enameled furnishings, moss green carpet, and donors funded altar. Services led by Father Leonard and local clergy. cornerstone laid last year.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Keota
St. Mary's Church
Father Leonard
Muscatine
Sigourney
J. N. Adams
Houghton
F. Kottstette
Hills
Edward Weil
Richmond
Jacobsmeier
Riverside
Peter Stanl
Clear Creek
Joseph McCarvel
Armah
H. Grothe
Harper
St. Mary’s
Leonard
John Fahey
Naomi Riordan
Lee Stewart
Mary Peiffer
John Reinert
Nicholas Schmitt
A. Zaiser
Ft. Madison
O’brien
Tom Singmaster
George Bamford
C. F. Singmaster
C. A. Singmaster
J. O. Singmaster
Sophia Singmaster
John O’brien
Ellen O'Flaherty
Father Grothe
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Death Records
The column lists individuals visiting relatives and attending events, noting Mrs. Joe Baynes of Buxton, Claudia Dice of Sunbury, Ea. Friedli’s trip to Dexter and Des Moines fair, Rev. M. P. Kirkpatrick in Dubuque, Mrs. P. McElroy and children with her parents, Ir. and Mrs. P. McGueckin, Nancy Morrison visiting, Walter Herr at the West Liberty fair, and the birth and death of Miss Alice Rosa Trott born Oct 5 1867 in Cedar County Iowa and died Aug 22 1905 at Mt. Pleasant. Funeral services tomorrow afternoon led by Rev. G. W. Pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baynes
Buxton
Dubuque
P. McElroy
Muscatine
P. McGueckin
Nancy Morrison
Davenport
E. W. Morrison
Walter Herr
West Liberty
Alice Rosa Trott
Cedar County
Zededee
Phoebe Trott
Mt. Pleasant
M. BE
Elizabeth Michell
Flora Todt
Wilton
Ida Wright
Bennett
W. W. Trott
Masonville
G. W. Pool
Presbytery of Iowa City to Meet in September
The annual meeting of the Presbytery of Iowa City will be held at Columbus Junction on Sept 12 and 13 1905. Notables include Rev J N Elliott who will speak on Getting Results and Samuel McNutt who will lecture on The Duties of the Christian. Officers listed include Moderator Samuel McNutt and stated clerk N A McAulay. The program outlines devotional meetings business sessions and several addresses on evangelism and Christian training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery of
Iowa City
Columbus Junction
J. N. Elliott
Samuel McNutt
Muscatine
N. A. McAulay
D. D
Wilton "Junction
Guetie Perniss
West Liberty
R. Vance
Alex. Gilmore
C. C. Brown
J. B. Donaldson
Theodore Mornng
W. H. Kelly
J. C.iffen
D. W. Wylie
Ropar People's Society
Rev
Loun
Christian Training
W. R. McCaslin
Philip Palmer
Missionary Frances Hitchcock to China for Service
Mise Frances Hitchcock of near Spangler Chapel will depart September 12 for China to work in a Christian school under the Methodist board. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist church will conduct a farewell service Sunday morning, honoring her sacrifice and hoping for her success and safe return after her term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Frances Hitchcock
Spangler Chapel
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
China
Methodist ‘Board
Hitchcock
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