Local News Briefs Highlight Moves and Travels Across Town
Local items report James Grimes and Miss Caroline Geertz receiving a marriage license. Various residents depart for Chicago Davenport Clinton and Davenport for visits business or new jobs. Socialists outing at Electric park joins husbands at six with supper. Additional notes detail transport buy Ford Rambler and a 80 acre farm near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Grimes
Caroline Geertz
Electric Park
Benefit Concert At West Liberty For McCampbells
Logal Music House and Schmidt Son Co present a benefit at Presbyterian church West Liberty Ia on Friday August 30. Proceeds go to Mr. and Mrs. R H McCampbell who lost their home to lightning. Musicians from Muscatine offer free services. program features Amalia Schmidt Gobble Herm Schmidt Sr Herm Schmidt Jr and others in soprano violin flute horn piano and vocal selections with a pianola accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
West Liberty
H. Schmidt & Son Company
Muscatine
R. H. McCampbell
Amalia Schmidt-Gobble
Herm. Schmidt Sr
Friends Assembly Opens Fifth-Annual Iowa Meeting at Penn College Chapel
Oskaloosa Iowa Aug 28 The forty fifth annual Iowa yearly meeting of Friends opened Monday evening with a Christian Endeavor devotional and business session at Penn college chapel R H Williams presiding Albert N Courtney who aids Jamaica missions urged gospel advancement Charles M Woodman Portland Me Friends church pastor urged higher Christian service The opening session of the yearly meeting proper met Tuesday morning with Ministry and Oversight and after a devotion read the representatives names The day was spent in minor discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Iowa Yearly Meeting of Friends
Christian Endeavor
Penn College Chapel
R. H. Williams
Yearly Meeting
C. E. Union
Albert N. Courtney
Jamaica
Charles M. Woodman
Portland
Friends’ Church
Mr. and Mrs Curtin Return From Kansas City Visit
Mr and Mrs William Curtin of 514 East Fifth street returned home yesterday after a week visiting relatives in Kansas City James Henan who accompanied them will stay in Kansas City for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Tuttle
Iowa City
Elizabeth Rink
Oregon Street
Chicago
William Curtin
East Fifth Street
Kansas City
James Henan
Funeral Services Held From Church
The funeral of Charles Reed was held at 2 39 P M from the First M E Church with Rev W E Stoddard officiating. Pallbearers from First Iowa Infantry Co A and 11th Iowa Infantry Co H included R B Baird Joseph Biles Chris Blockett Ben Beach J E Coe and William Richards. The G A R attended in a body and conducted services after the church, with interment in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reed
1St
M. E. Church
W. E. Stoddard
First Iowa Infantry Co
11Th Iowa Infantry Co
R. B. Baird
Joseph Biles
Chris Blockett
Co. A
First Iowa Infantry
Ben Beach
J. E. Coe
William Richards
11Th Iowa Infantry
Greenwood Cemetery
Valuable Ring Stolen From House on Hershey Avenue
Thomas Eberling reported a diamond ring valued at $75 stolen from his Hershey avenue home. Mrs. Eberling found the theft on Monday and police are investigating. No forced entry or arrests have been made. only a few non-family people know the hiding place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Eberling
Hershey Avenue
City Council Invited to Labor Day Parade Ride
The city council received an invitation from the Labor Day celebration committee asking participation in the grand parade and offering cabs to transport officials in the march.
Program Arranged for M E Festival at M E Church
The M E church hosts an ice cream social and festival Friday evening with a short musical program. July and August committees coordinating details include Miss Ida Apple, Miss Sylvia Robertson, Florence Aylward, Miss True Batterson and Mr. R. E. Cole. Vocal solos, a band number, and a reading are planned to ensure a successful affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Ida Apple
Death in attempt to rescue child in Iowa derailment incident
In Marshalltown Iowa on August 28 Clifford Atwood three died after a Northwestern freight train struck him at the Main street crossing. Pasqua di Zella an Italian track laborer aged 65 also died trying to save the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Clifford Atwood
Montour
Here
Pasqua di Zella
Train 62 Delayed Two Hours by Engine Breakdown
The Rock Island passenger train No. 62 due at 5 44 a m was delayed two hours this morning due to an engine breakdown near Paris Missouri. At Trenton Missouri a replacement engine was attached and the trip continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Paris
Trenton
Reverend Payton to Attend Iowa Conference in Chicago
Rev. C. M. Payton pastor of the First A M E church will travel to the Iowa conference in Chicago on Sept. 4. Ministers from Iowa and nearby states will attend what is described as one of the largest meetings for the denomination. An ice cream social and chicken fry at the church Friday evening will raise funds for the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Payton
Iowa
Chicago
French Navy Explosion Report Cites Navy Mismanagement
Paris Aug 28 The senatorial commission report on the March Toulon dock explosion that sank the battleship Jena and killed over 100 blames systemic irresponsibility and general indifference in the navy. It condemns administrative policies and calls for reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jena
Toulon
Fright Fire Leaves Most Structures Standing
Firefighters struggled to extinguish the blaze but managed to save the remaining buildings and prevent a total loss. The rapid progress of the flames created heavy smoke and forced evacuations nearby. Authorities investigate the cause as crews secure the scene.
Delightful German Baptist Society Party At Flat Iron Point
A large group of young people from the German Baptist church enjoyed a delightful gathering last evening at Mr and Mrs Weier heuser home at Flat Iron Point. They departed the city by wagonette and included Misses Ir win Fishher Edith Hoefflin Myrtle Tilgner Florence Rickoff Viola Tile ner Helen Schauland Lizzie Rickoff Helen Carstensen Lulu Dippel Clara Fischer Lillian Carstensen Flora Fischer Mabel Welerheuser and Messrs Carl Borchardt Louis Othmer Edward Metzgar Ernst Tilgner Herbert Tilgner Elmer Lehman Emil Johnson Charles Dippel Ralph Fisher Henry Weierheuser Walter Weierheuser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Home
German Baptist Church
Weierheuser
Flat Iron Point
Misses Irwin Fishher
Edith Hoefflin
Myrtle Tilgner
Florence Rickoff
Viola Tilener
Helen Schauland
Lizzie Rickoff
Helen Carstensen
Lulu Dippel
Clara Fischer
Lillian Carstensen
Flora Fischer
Mabel Welerheuser
Messrs
Carl Borchardt
Louis Othmer
Edward Metzgar
Ernst Tilgner
Herbert Tilgner
Elmer Lehman
Emil Johnson
Charles Dippel
Ralph Fisher
Henry Weierheuser
Walter Weierheuser
Bryce Speaks as British Ambassador at Bar Association Session
The Hon. James Bryce, British Ambassador, serves as principal speaker at the American Bar association meeting in Portland on August 28. Several reports are presented as the session progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar
Portland
James Bryce
American Bar Association
Child Victim of Dreaded Disease Dies at Home
Roy Arthur Vandolah of Drury township Rocklesland died last night from cholera infantum after several days illness. Born December 28 1906 in Drury township he is survived by his parents and one brother Raymond. Funeral arrangements not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Arthur Vandolah
Drury Township
Rocklesland
Raymond
American Bar Association Rejects Roosevelt Critique Resolution
A proposed resolution criticising President Roosevelt for commenting on the beef trust trial in Illinois and denouncing the presiding judge was introduced at the American Bar Association meeting in Portland Maine but was instantly rejected as the motion to table it passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Roosevelt
Beef Trust
Illinois
American Bar Association
Marriage License Issued to Barton L. Cecil and Clara D. Stemen
A marriage license was issued today to Barton L. Cecil and Miss Clara D. Stemen, allowing them to wed after completing the required formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton L. Cecil
Clara D. Stemen
Anna Schulz Heads to Davenport for Day with Friends
Miss Anna Schulz departed for Davenport this noon and will spend the day with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida MacGinnis
Buffalo Prairie
Ill
Rock Island
Anna Schulz
Davenport
Delegates Attend Delta Tau Delta Karnea in Chicago
County Attorney I S Pepper and Charles Riemcke attend the thirty ninth annual karnea of Delta Tau Delta at the Auditorium hotel in Chicago Ill Over 500 delegates from college chapters participate in what is described as one of the fraternitys largest gatherings The annual banquet will be held this evening as western members travel east to show loyalty to the organization
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. Pepper
Charles Riemcke
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago
Ill
Delta Tau Delta
Foreclosure Case Filed by Johannes Jensen
Johannes Jensen through attorney Ed Ingham filed in district court against Peter Jensen and others seeking foreclosure of a $350 mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannes Jensen
Ed. Ingham
Peter Jensen Et al
Many New Court Filings Seek Millions in Damages
The September term sees a surge of filings in the county clerk’s office. Henry Nicolaus sues the C R N P Railway Co for 5000 for injuries on a train August 19 1905 and mental anguish for his wife who was hurt. Ella Nicolaus seeks 10000 for injuries from the same incident. Eli Elliott sues United States Express Co for 2590 over undelivered clothing to a Philadelphia address. Grant Dalton sues in foreclosure against Elizabeth Brockway et al. Nanna Voorhees seeks divorce from Dave Voorhees. H C Haney sues Citizens Railway and Light Co for 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Warner
Henry Nicolaus
C R. N. & P. Railway Co
Nicolaus
Ella M. Nicolaus
Eli Elliott
West Liberty
J. E. MclIntosh
United States Express Company
George School
Philadelphia
Grant Dalton
Elizabeth Brockway
N. Rosenberger
Nanna Voorhees
F. H. Bihlmeier
Dave Voorhees
H. C. Haney
Citizens’ Railway and Light Company
Earthquake Shock Felt in Fort De France
A strong earth shock was felt in Fort De France Mart inique last evening. No damage has been reported. Authorities note the quake was unusually heavy for the region but caused no structural harm or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort de France
Martinique
License Presented To Young Couple In Orono Township
County Clerk McKee issued his first marriage license to Barton L. Cecil and Miss Clara D. Siemen after promising free licenses to the first couple from Orono township who applied. He said the yearlong plan kept him busy tracking every local couple while he served as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Orono Township
Barton L. Cecil
Clara D. Siemen
MceKee
Shake
Copperas Creek Neighbors Flock To Fire Alarm At W Fucklery Home
In Copperas Creek Illinois Aug 28 a hay stack fire started when Ray Fucklery's son accidentally sparked flames. Neighbors rushed to battle the blaze though details end as flames spread and local residents aided. Many locals visited relatives over the weekend and several families were noted in social visits across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperas Creek
Ill
Ethel Reynolds
Davenport
Burnie Reynolds
J. Deakman
New Boston
J. McNall
C. Reed
Eliza
W. Epperly
Lizzie
Pomeroy
Charles Hank
O. Swanson
Petersville
A. Freiberger
Andy
Harry
Muscatine
Pleasantly Surprised by Large Group of Friends
Mrs L Essig and Miss Viola Meyers of St. Louis were visiting Mrs Thomas Fayle on East Second street when a party of friends gathered last evening. They enjoyed games and refreshments, and each guest left Muscatine souvenir postal cards as keepsakes. Essig and Meyers depart for home tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Essig
Viola Meyers
St. Louis
Thomas Fayle
East Second Street
Miss Alice Holtzhauer Married Lester Lamb at Palestine
Miss Alice Holtzhauer formerly of Muscatine married Lester Lamb in a small Wednesday ceremony at Palestine. They left for Russellville for their future home. The bride is daughter of George H. Holtzhauer of the city, with his family based in Russellville since the pearl industry began.
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Alice Holtzhauer
Muscatine
Lester Lamb
Palestine
Mary Crouch Receives Gold Thimble at Banner Lodge Meeting
At Banner Lodge's regular meeting last evening members honored Mrs. Mary Crouch, longtime treasurer, with a gold thimble for her birthday anniversary and devoted service. The gesture reflected the group's appreciation of her untiring efforts over the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crouch
Banner Lodge
Spalding Club Hosts Notable Meeting At Ryan Home
The Spalding club was entertained last evening at Mrs. J. P. Ryan’s Pine street home. Refreshments were served and five hundred enjoyed. Guest of honor was Miss Dwyer of Creston, Iowa. Next meeting will be at Mrs. M. W. Stapleton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding Club
J. P. Ryan
Pine Street
Dwyer
Creston
M. W. Stapleton
Royal Reserves Plan Float for Labor Day Parade
The Royal Reserves held an evening meeting at the Fraternal Aid hall on East Second street. They decided to enter a float in the Labor Day parade and initiate five new candidates. An open session is planned for the last meeting in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Reserves
Fraternal Aid Hall
East Second Street
Dinner Party at Weed Park Club House Hosts
Mr and Mrs Charles Mosqua were guests of honor at a six o clock dinner party last evening hosted by the Birthday club at Weed Park club house. About forty ladies and gentlemen attended the pleasant event this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLUS
Charles Mosqua
Weed Park Club
Birthday Club
Rosa Smith and Charles Hall Wed in Iowa Farmhouse Ceremony
Rosa Smith of Grandview and Charles Hall of Mt. Union united in marriage yesterday afternoon by Judge Coster. The couple will begin housekeeping on a farm near Mt. Union, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Smith
Grandview
Charles Hall
Mt. Union
Coster
Iowa
Royal Neighbors Sunshine Club Picnic At Weed Park
A large gathering of the Royal Neighbors Sunshine Club held a community picnic yesterday afternoon at Weed Park enjoying outdoor activities and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Sunshine Club
Weed Park
Lodge Meeting Notables Fill Third Degree in Wilton Area
At 6 o clock supper was served Iowa Lodge No 7 A F and A M held an enthusiastic meeting last evening with many members present from Wilton and Atalissa. Work was done in the third degree Yeoman lodge to meet tonight at 8 at Eagle hall for reg addition vacancies to be filled by election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
A. F
A. M
Wilton
Atalissa
Yeoman Lodge
Eagle Hall
Geneva Golf and Country Club Dancing Party Delights Guests
A delightful dancing party was held last evening by the Geneva Golf and Country club. A large number were present, and dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.
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Geneva Golf and Country Club
Regular Maccabees Meeting Reports Routine Session
The Maccabees held their regular business meeting last evening. The usual routine work was transacted with no matters of importance brought up for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maccabees
Iowa Legion of Honor Session at Maccabee Hall
The Iowa Legion of Honor holds its regular business meeting this evening at the Maccabee hall. Members are urged to attend and bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Legion of Honor
Maccabee Hall
Local notes from Bloomington Iowa and surrounding visits
Bloomington residents report farm sale as George Havernagle sells to Fred Fell of Muscatine. Visitors include Mrs Hattie Miller traveling to Jessup, Ia and Kansas City guests Mrs Fitzgerald now Mrs Effie Bush. Death of Martin Nolte in Dexter prompts condolences. Wedding celebrations for Jesse Wood and his bride feature a communal charivari with multiple guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
George Havernagle
Fred Fell
Muscatine
Hattie Miller
Jessup
Fitzgerald
Kansas City
Ed. Rymarson
Effie Bush
L. Peasley
J. C. Commons
Oskalogsa
John Negus
Martin Nolte
Dexter
Nolte
Mary Harker
A. J. Wood
C. H. Jones
Musecatine
Weed Park
Ida Phelps
Bernice
Knoxville
Jesse Wood
Cooling
Richard Cooling
Wilton
Nettie Higley
Kansas
Miss Day
Marion
Hartley Departs Davenport for Daylong Business
J. D. Hartley left Davenport at noon and plans to spend the day on business engagements.
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Quinns
East Second
Hinkel & Flannery
ARM Loans For Sale
Earth
G. M. Titus, Pres
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Iowa Avenue
Linder
City
F. S. Pentzer
Jackson Electric Supply Co
Walter Smalley
Dayvenport
Schmidt Music House
T. E. Johnson
Essie Warren
Emily Rink
E. C. Brandt
Fairport
Ford
Vail Produce Co
C. A. Payton
Joseph
East Seventh Street
Ft. Madison
W. F. Murdock
Helen
Clinton
A. B. Busby
Springfield
S. C
C. McDermid
Woodlawn Avenue
C. Jenks
J. Gregory
Louisa Braunworth
East Sixth Street
R. Henderson
Wellman
Montpelier
Logal Music House
Schmidt & Son CO
von Suppe
Traumerei
Schumann
Iccacceewheene
Bohm
Gesellschafts
Mendelssohn
Saint Saens Legro
Terschak
Tosti Cet
Ana Donizetti
Acoreln
Popp
Tours
Nevin
Pinsuti
Friends Assembly
Penn College
Tom Eberling
M.E. Festival
Gram
United
Mittee
B.S. Lilly
Bryce
BAR Association
UNY
Monte Cristo
Osage and
Cantaloupes
Geo. Eitman
Karnea
Wellsville
J. D. Hartley
F. Journal
Over Globe
Lowa Avenue
Mulberry Street
J. G. Barger
Masquota
Herm. Gremmel
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