Local notices from Muscatine area residents
A flood of short notes from Muscatine area residents with travels visits and local events. Citizens include Mrs D Johnson of Columbus Junction Mrs L B Lee of West Fourth street Mrs R R Riese returning from Davenport Miss Lola Bear heading to Burlington and others visiting relatives or visiting friends in Muscatine. The items mention shoe sales at Wilsons and a Columbus Junction fair with fast trotting races on September 2 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Lee
West Fourth Street
Letts
Columbus Junction Fair
Lola Bear
Burlington
H. Babbit
Conesville
Columbus Junction
Lelia Chaudoin
Davenport
City
Arthur Chaudoin
Green Street
Jennie Reeder
T. W. Maxson
Venice
Cal
West Liberty
Batavia
N. Y
Henry A. Age
Goshen
J. W. Lyford
Rockwell
John Close
Des Moines
E. C. Nichols
Iowa City
Frank Carson
Harry Aldrich
Creston
Robert Clark
John Conley
Frances
Julius Kuelper
Vera
Alice
Lillie
Walcott
J. Turner
Muscatine
William Bodman
Charles Fenstermaker
Harry Vanderburg
Hise
Scott Shellabarger
Peoria
Til
Bert Richards
Magete Burkhart
Bessie Shellabarger
John Dows
Chas. Ross
George Moore
A. C. Whitacre
C. E. Anderson
Rouleau
Can
Louise Schenck
D. Schenck
Calhoun Street
Hattie Watters
Atalissa
Cranston
Jake Peters
Ernest
Chester
Fred Wolf
Wilbur
Amos Kimberly
Mitt Gatton
Harold
J. S. Wilson
East Hill
Frank Strauss
Joseph Norring
Margaret Paul
Springville
John Berry
Lone Tree
Charlie Purvis
Town City
Anderson Bros
Cedar Rapids
Spencer
Elwood Spencer
Margaret Brinton
Lincoln
Neb
Rocky Mountain
G. E. Coale
Winona Lake
Ind
G. Age
Frank Weber
U. S. Express
Griffith Coale
J. S. Taylor
Eli Elliott
Percy Russell
Brooklyn
Isaac Russell
New York City
The
Friends
England
Union
Adelaide Stober
Clinton
Delancey Abbott
Chicago
Ill
Georgia Abbott
South End
Guy McCormick
New Boston
Thomas Fowler
South Muscatine
James Lockwood
Demorest Avenue
Harvey Stockney
Joseph Schneider
Grandview
Fowler
Charles Lockwood
Dubuque
Martin Gartenbach
Near Letts
Thomas Fitzgerald
George Berk
Elizabeth
Hoopes
Frank Royster
Angle Street
Ann Horn
Mary Joneson
Henry Todd
Herbert Metcalf
Wilton
Musserville
Henry Marx
Wallace Street
Benret
Sampson Street
Hobart Mason
Ainsworth
Howard Quayle
Rock Island
Julius Seay
Henry Concannon
Knowlton
Jesse Yuerk
Chapman
Will McAvoy
West Liberty church ends conference year with strong report
The West Liberty M E church prepares for the final conference service as Rev. Hanley receives wide support for a return. Announcements include Bible school, Lord’s Supper, preaching on Prayer, and missions in Turkey led by Mollie Mountain. Local residents and visitors travel for fairs and family visits amidst community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
M. E. Church
Hanley
Christian Church
Married at Letts in quiet 4 o clock ceremony
J P Jeffery biology instructor and Hazel Bloomer were married at Letts yesterday afternoon at 4 with Rev W L Childress officiating. The groom teaches at Iowa State University and the bride is a well educated Letts resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Jeffery
Hazel Bloomer
Letts
W. L. Childress
Iowa State University
Work resumes at Richard-Smith plant and Latham anniversary noted
The Richard-Smith button factory resumes operations with the south end plant planned to run at full force soon. The Latham couple Edgar and Mrs. recorded their fifteenth wedding anniversary on August 27, 1393 at Musserville Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard-Smith
A. C. Berry
Edgar Latham
Musserville Methodist Church
G. B. Swartz
South End
Ladies’ Aid Society
Family Poisoning at Grandview Avenue
The Kemp family of Grandview avenue suffered ptomaine poisoning last evening after a suspected food item at the table. Julius Kemp and his children recovered with prompt medical care, though Mrs. Kemp remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kemp
Grandview Avenue
Kemp
Wilson Riggs
Joseph Eltman
Frank Eltman
Muscatine Red Men Extend Picnic Invitation
At a Musquitime lodge meeting a Tecumseh Davenport representative invited the Muscatine Red Men to join the Davenport and Clinton tribes at the I I park picnic Sunday. Muscatine Reds did not commit as a group but many signaled they would attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Clinton
Tecumseh
Muscatine
I. & I. Park
River Forecast Outlook for Mississippi Reach
New Orleans forecast shows a continuing falling tendency in the Mississippi River from below Dubuque to Muscatine. Forecaster J. M. Sherier notes the trend remains downward as water levels decline along the stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mississippi
Dubuque
Muscatine
J. M. Sherier
Electric Bitters Promise Cure for Malaria and Liver Trouble
An Omaha advertisement claims Electric Bitters cures malaria liver derangement and kidney trouble. The ad from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store promotes the remedy as a guaranteed cure with a 50 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havercamp
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National Biscuit Company
D. Johnson
R. R. Riese
Jesse Flory
Bowman
S. Lynam
St. Louis
Anna Healey
East Fifth Street
Wilson’s Shoe Store
S. E. Harding
Monmouth, Il
Cal. W. Smith
L. N. Siever
H. C. Ripley
P. S. Simmons
Wapello
C. C. Heath
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Christian Endeavor
Turkey
Mollie Mountain
Chas. Hessal
Racine
Wis
Columbus City
del Raver
Conrad Lange
Frank Gimm
Prairrie Avenue
W. Pritchard
William Rodman
Moscow
Julia Hill
Martha Dobbin
State Center
Myrtle Hinkhouse
Edna Embree
Frank Holmes
East Sixth Street
P. N. Gibson
C. F. Regnier
W. C. Girton
William Tripp
Vivian
Nichols
Rice
Charlie Mackey
Reha
Harland Dice
Anna Russell
O. H. Martin
City Lumber Yard
West Second Street
Muscatine, Iowa
Latham Family
Musser
McKee and Bliven
Shell
George Adams
Esther Bacon
Beach's
Peosta
Kingsford’s
Oswego
Kingsford
Joe T. Kingsford & Son
Oswego, N. Y
National Starch Co
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Ueregy
River Bullets
St. Paul
Red Wing
Reed's Landing
la Crosse
Eee
Prairie du Chien
le Claire
Keokuk
Memphis
Ene
Hershey State Bank
Ideal Printery
F. A. Neidig
East Second Street
E. P. Day