Model Confectionery Store for Muscatine
The Wohnke Hanks company announces a new confectionery store to open at 105 East Second Street in Muscatine. The Shop will feature a $20,000 mahogany interior, a 26 foot plate glass candy case, a 20 foot soda fountain, and a luncheonette with Chicago staff, aiming to open around October 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wohnke Hanks Company
Musentiva
Buat Second Street
WicHikotman Clothing Company
Chicago
Liqud Carbonic Company
Denne
Pullman
Wotnke Hanks Company
Trinity Parish Picnic At Weed Park Tomorrow
Trinity parish 함께 Sundity schools of Trinity church and the ATL Saints chapel plan a combined picnic at Weed park tomorrow afternoon and evening. A schedule change shifts the event from later in the week, with supper at 6 30 in the club pavilion. Participants are asked to bring baskets and dishes. guild presidents oversee the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Parish
Trinity Church
ATL Saints
Weed Park
Hand Caught in Pulley Leaves Finger Torn, Worker Injured
Henry Courleck known as Henry Pencagul, about 185, injured this afternoon when his left hand was caught in a pulley. Flesh torn from the middle finger. two other fingers badly cut. Employed by H. Luedke, seatractor, while working on a smokestack at Georgs Kranz Lot home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Courleck
Pencagul
Henry
H. Luedke
Georks ‘Kranz
Lot Honso
Four Suits Filed in District Court Today
On opening day of the September term four divorces and separations are filed. Avery reports Elizabeth Pronk seeks divorce on desertion. Marie M. Jones seeks legal separation from Willem Tones on cruel treatment. Hugh Gybarsh sues Muscate State Bank and August Unkel for 368.55 after a dishonored check. F. J. Petersen sues Puritan Yee Company for 212 over retained wheel scrapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Bredarick Frank
Elizabeth Pronk
Marie M. Jones
Willem Tones
Suey
August Unkel
Association Cyclists Leave on Keokuk Trip
Members of the local Young Men's Christian Association bicycle group depart for Keokuk with a Muscatine contingent and a stop at Mediapolis to attend church. The Moline riders planned to join on the return, with Herbert ReStewart supervising the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maline Y. M. c. A
Keokuk
Muscatine
Herbert Re Stexart
Moline Association
Fire at Barton Motor Car Garage Destroys Cars in Cedar Rapids
A late night blaze at the Barton Motor Car Company garage in Cedar Rapids destroyed several automobiles and caused an estimated $123,000 in damage. Fire authorities report the fire started from an electric car and believe a spark may have ignited it after the owner left the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Barton, Motor Car, Company
Ghorpelreultob
Island School Plans Opening For Term On Island
Mrs Louis Bohlin will teach at Hopewell school for the new term opening around September. The trustees faced difficulty securing a replacement and the plan is to have Bohlin resume or begin teaching, with a residence stay at the students home during the next two months as the semester concludes. The opening date is not yet definite. News also notes four Hartung brothers may become coal mine owners after a New York invitation and local residents Mr and Mrs Thomas Rhoades return from Columbus Junction after a 41 day trip, with other travel to Des Moines for the state fair. A minor accident injures Howard Snelder's left thumb while repairing a wagon Meanwhile the island community anticipates the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Ialand School
Louis
Bohlin
Mina
Martha. Eardman
Southend
Willian Hartung
Max ‘Hartung
Otto Haretung
Arney Hartung
New York
New York State
Hartung
Thomas Rhoades
Stewart Road
Severl
Columbus Junction
Friend Desch
C. W. Frick
Grandview Avenue
Des Moines
New Boston
Howard Snelder
Bismarck Street
Many County Schools Opened Across the District
Muscatine city schools delayed until mid September due to heat, but county schools opened this week. Dozens of small white frame schools resumed classes with pupils at work, many planning fall openings next week. Shortage of instructors noted. county teachers and patrons expect to fill posts before terms begin. Miss Carrie Carlisle of East Second Street visited Andalusia friends today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Payera
Carrie Carlisle
Becond Street
Alt
Andalusia
Fast Pleasure Launch Arrives From Winona at Keokuk
A forty-foot fast pleasure craft named the Kingfisher, powered by an eight cylinder Sterling motor rated at 130 horsepower, arrived at noon after departing Winona Minnesota at 7 30 yesterday. The party included Mr and Mrs L King and others, with King as owner. Two additional boats, the Monarch from Rock Island and the Bob from Lyons, arrived to load supplies for the voyage toward Keokuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deartleff Winona
Minn
Clinton
L. King
Winona
Henry Downing Jacobs
New York City
E. L. Monts
LaCrousa
Wis
J. 3. Watkins Medical Company
Monarch
Rock Island
Keokuk
LV. Burr
H. Schiffer
Florence Dempsey
Grace Peterson
Charles Kimbel
Bob
G. C. Rudman
Tom McAli
Provisiona
Lyons
Bound Over To Grand Jury In District Court
Six persons appeared before Judge John A. Rowan and were bound over to await the September grand jury in the District Court. Thomas Russell Sr and Daniel Toeepfree face highway robbery charges and were held on 2500 dollars bond to the grand jury. Bertha Campbell charged with bigamy was bound over on 1000 dollars. M C Woodhouse Robert Brewster and Charles Burrows were arraigned, waived preliminary hearing, and bound over to the District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Rowan
Thomas Russell, Sr
Daniel Toeepfree
Bertha Campbell
M. C. Woodhouse
Robert Brewster
Charles Burrows
Fudge Rowan
Burlington Porter Robs Hotel of 600 Dollars
Burlington Ia Aug 25 William Lovetell 20 a hotel porter stole 600 dollars from the sale yesterday morning. Two hundred dollars in checks were returned by mail from Mount Pleasant. A van matching his description was captured at Creston Ja this morning.
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Burlington
William Loverell
Wagner Hotel
t+he
Lovetell
Mount Pleasant
Creston
Mrs. A. Van YsselSydyk Laid To Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. A. Van Yaseldyk were held at her Busch Street home, conducted by Rev. De Bruine of the First Reformed Church. Interment followed at Green-Wool Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. van Yaseldyk
Busch’ Street
de Bruine
Greenwool
Governors in Springs Conclave Opens Tomorrow
A conference of state executives convenes in Colorado Springs with governors Ammone, Trammellot, Odd, McGovern and others already in town. The gathering is expected to draw additional dignitaries as the event unfolds tomorrow.
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Colorado Springs
Colorado
Trammellot
Odd
Nevads
McGovern
Wiscooysine
Muscatine Delegation Stunt Day at Lake Geneva
Muscatine Young Women's Christian Association delegates returned home from Lake Geneva Wisconsin where stunt day featured three regional divisions. The event, directed by Miss Dora B Rockwood of Danville, drew Springfield and Illinois groups alongside representatives from Ohio West Virginia and Minnesota. The program was praised as the best in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Ynady
Lars
Lake Geneva
Wis
Young Women's Christian Association
Muscatine Association
Tllinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Lews
Nebraska
North Central Field
Qora B. Rockwood
Danville
Waa
Susan Ortiz Nominated for Las Veras Postmistress
President Wilson today nominated Susan Ortiz to be postmistress at Las Veras New Mexico. Other postmaster nominees listed include T W House at Houston Texas and John Dunlop at Houston Heights Texas.
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Ortiz
Las Veras
Washington
Aus
Wilson
Susan Ortiz
N. M
T. W. House
Houston
Texas
John Dunlop
Houston Heights
Quiet Reigns At Prik As State Police Quietly Patrol
Two Pennsylvania State Police troops patrolled Erle, Pennsylvania, as strikes kept shops closed. Night remained unusually calm with peace officers reporting a stable situation and most workers returning to their posts this morning.
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Pennsylvania
Jeoos Frome
Erle
Ang
Mancatine Brete
Free Wool Passes Without Roll Call In Senate
Washington reports that the free wool measure was agreed to without a roll call with no objections to ratification. Republican senators may press for roll calls on pending substitutes. The finance committee plans to start free wool in December 1915 and the entire free list, except art works, was committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Fyawwool
Wil Ter
Wes
Masonic Lodge Iowa 3 Regular Meeting Notes
Fragmentary mnemonics show Iowa Lodge No 3 A and AL regular meeting references. Mentions Breunwary, Johnson, Be secretacy and Wardington Chapter with novice M. Stated and monthly records. No clear dates beyond month names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manoyic
Iowa
Johnson
Warhington
Ee Asong
Fred
Muelier
Webb Council of Royal
Othmer
Local residents depart for visits and travels
Nira Wallace of 400 West Fourth street left for Montpelier to visit friends. Miss Alice Mockmore, after visiting Ella Reber at 208 West Second Street, returned to pair port. Mina Sara Bilkey returned from Cedar Rapids. Verne Gillespie stayed with his aunt Mrs Frank McKibben at 307 Sycamore then went home to Moline. Mr and Mrs J H Little left for Colorado Springs to spend several weeks. Mrs Laura Reynoda and family returned from Mulserry avenue via Colorado Springs. Mrs A H Miller and Mrs A L Kerr of 307 East Sixth street left for a short visit at Cardon CLM Ill with Mrs F Titterington. Earl J Casper of 414 West Fourth street, now a traveling salesman, left for Jaden sports Ind to cover Indiana and Kentucky.
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Nira
W. Or. Wallace
Fourth Street
Montpelier
Anuroing
Alice Mockmore
Ella Reber
West Second Stret
Pairport
J Mina Sara Bilkey
East Second Street
Cedar Rapids
Verne Gillespie
Frank McKibben
Sycamore Street
Moline
J .H. Little
West Fifth Street
Colorado Springs
Laura Reynoda
Homer
Indiana
Kentucky
FOR SALE AD WANTING MARE PILLOWS PORTIERES SCARPETS
Classified reading: driving mare nine years old offered by Sirawn family. Contact TS8-W between 3 and 2 a.m. to discuss items including pillows and portieres and scarlets.
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Sirawn’ Family
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Brown’ S Business College
West Second Street
Model Confectionery
Wohnke-Hanks Company
OILN
Walers
Ness Jontinnum
Sai
Lowe Brothers
Lille Bing
Thompson Bros. Co
Jack Frost
W. W. Richards
Dewey, Ave
Hugh “Ybarth
Avery
Association
Mediapo Llamy
Moline Party
Cedar ‘Rapids
Island
Hopewell, Schonbecures
Louis Behlin
Muscatine County
J. HL Puller & Son
Princess
Northern City
Grand Jury
Burlington Porter
Beaty
Mrs. A. van Ysseldyk
Gursi
Arthur Parsous
Roscoe Avenue
Walter Parsons
Keithshurs
George Parsons
Keithsburg
Nellie Parsons
Denver
Col
Charles Kreiger
Lone Tree
Agnea Roch
Mark Quinn
Lily Dry Goods
Butz
Geneva Island
WH van Winckle
Cleveland
Susan
Prik
Brotherhood of Amert Teomen
Muscatine Aerie No
Bagie Hall
EL Front Street
J. H Gettert
Aerry
Brad Brotherhood of America
Mt Secon
Bsrs
Halth
W. At
Emma Manlove
Muscatine Hive
Meste
Teoman
Fiora Bagley
Coramander
Nell
Society
Journal Want
Bloomington
George Bobolten
Serreta
M. Maroustine Trice
Roahoma
Chirte
A. Oo. U
Wen
Hillmer
Meiw
Walton
Recorders
W. . Bols
Winaneter
Wowor
Woodmes
Winittesata Ithe' Bogae
Saas
Melvin
Lancel
Henry M. Miller
Ag Modern Woodmro of
America
Tienday Nven
Woodmen Hall
Ol Block
Amlon
J.leyds
Atrtam Lodge
MTA
Prairis
Ing Brothers Jn
Geo. Dallas
Pseref
ZoRes
Lodge- Oe
Drerre Lonor
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