Masquerade Ball Draws Large Crowd in South Muscatine
An eighteenth annual masquerade ball drew about 200 couples to Hare's hall. Paudhet's Orchestra provided music for the evening with a grand march at 10 o clock. Prizes were awarded for best costumes to Florence Apel, Pearl Morrarser, Ralph Hains, Carl Lawrence, Lena Grinder, Hazel Morrow, and Francis Richard. Judges were J. W. Rankin, Seve Yuller, and Ald. Clay Kneese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reach and Musser Hose Company
Hare
Pauchet
Florence Apel
Butterfly
Pearl Morrarer
Ralph Hains
Carl Lawrence
Timmie Britt
Died in Muscatine Carsten Heimbeckel Dies After Yearlong Illness
Carsten Heimbeckel died at his Philip Street home in Muscatine between 3 and 4 am after a year with dropsy. Born January 14 1888 in Providence Hanover Germany his wife died 18 years ago leaving six children three of whom remain in the city. Funeral is Sunday afternoon. Three local children are Henry Heimbeckel Putip Street Mrs Kate Ahi New Hampshire Street and Mrs Tena Biermann Philip Street.
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Carsten Heimbockel
Philip Street
Mr. Heimbocke
Hanover
Germany
voTee
Hemmbeckel
Muscatine
Th Muscatine
Henry Heimbeckel
Putip Street
Kate Ahi
New Hampshire Street
Tena Biermann
J. B. Hoopes
Stewart Road
Ring 268 M for the best cab service in the city
A local cab company announces a new fleet of rubber tired cabs and rubber tired baby carriages, promoting exclusive service with 268 M as the central contact. They claim to offer the finest urban transportation and intend to aggressively capture business.
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Central
Hunter Shot In Accident Near Springdale
Gus Osborn, a young man from near Rochester, Iowa, was seriously injured when a shotgun discharged while hunting rabbits. A separate shooter, mistaken about aiming at a rabbit, accidentally fired and wounded Osborn in the left side and leg. He was treated at once by Dr. Todd in Springdale and his life may be saved, though he remains in serious condition.
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Springdale
Geo
Gus Osborn
Osborn
Guy
Rochester
Todd
Sprimedale
Thanksgiving Services Held in Columbus Junction
Union Thanksgiving services were held at the Reformed church at 10:30 a.m. Rev. J. Kendrick delivered an excellent address from Have ye received the Holy Ghost since ye be? Rev. Worden was sick but a good meeting followed. The choir led by J. A. Sprague sang well and Rev. J. Bowance of the Presbyterian preached on The Church and Its Mission from Ephesians 6 21. The church must stand on God's word and affirm Jesus divinity with a sin-cleansing plank. Afternoon and evening meetings were planned with a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. EB. W.
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Columbus Junction
The
Reformed Church
J. ©. Kendrick
Methodist Church
G. H. Worden
J. A. Sprague
Jesus Christ
Cleynten
EB. W
Business Woman Credits Postum for Nervous Relief
A prominent New York businesswoman swears by Postum Coffee Substitute, saying it ended neuralgia and irritability after abandoning regular coffee. She notes Postum’s pleasing taste, proper preparation, and a calmer household, urging readers to discover “The Road to Wellville” for more.
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New York City
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellvile
Thanksgiving social notes and football win at Columbus Junction
The Willing Helpers society hosted a hearty Thanksgiving dinner with many members and families contributing. Walter Paugh Jr. visited from Chicago. several locals traveled for family visits. An oyster supper at United Presbyterian raised funds for church repairs. Columbus Junction beat Letts 51 to 0 in a home football game, with standout players and scoring details noted.
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Murdock
I. N. Dohingon
Bvevette
Mra
Frank Sipe
S. E. Wagner
W.D. Pyles
Walter Paugh, Jr
Chicago
W. PB. Paugh
J. R. Lacey
Mabel
B. Devere
Oftie Devere
Davenport
Stella Lewis
Anna Beilemaur
Washington
Mabel Smith
Howard Letts
Lotta
Florence
Ida Chown
Nichols
Harry Fox
Morning Sun
Arthur Carpenter
Lacy Williams
Letts
Dr. Summers
R. L. Reiley
Wapelo
Bis Place
Columbus Junction
Thompson
Abyars
Lytle
Lewis
Noland
MaRot
Manion Fire Loss Includes Insurance Adjustments
Dec 1 The tenant house of J Richard Moseley was turned down last Tuesday night and left empty. Work of removal by tramp was interrupted. It was insured in Home Go LR Hyett of Millersburg, agent, arrived Wednesday to adjust the loss and renew several policies. Nellie Fuller returned to Man in joy. Moseley and brother Charlie attended a funeral in Keitheburg. Adolph Willitts of Penyton visited his brother TB Willitts Sunday.
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Moséley
Charlie
Charfel
Keitheburg
Adolph ‘“Willitts of
Penyton
TB “Willitta
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Double Stamps
McColm Dry Goods Company
South Muscatine
Paudhet
Hropay
Elwick Junction
We A. N. Q. Cb
Tila Nietze
Misine Street
Mamie Roth
Zelme Heinig
Mable Heinig
Mary Hintman
Morence Hintman
Ida Ruthensberg
Lau Ian Rosemund
Dita Neitzel
Stella Blake
W. C. Knight
Maine Street
Weat Liberty
David Bauerbach
M. Brandsna
Rook Island
Carl 'Hess
John Fisher
Wisecarver Bros
Fairfield
Iowa
Fred Bowman
Mark Coyner
Hunter
Yong Man
Erts
Johnston
Shearer
Dells
McRaverts
Gardner
Badsley
Ennsley
Morgan
L. G. Fox
Gil Thomason
B. Stapp
R. E. R. Noland
L. J. Mc Roberts
Q. B
V. ‘Noland
L. H. Has Johnston
I. B
D. Darrow
Dr. Howard
Warren Letts
3. A. Tillebelh
Cafflak
Coats
First Church of Christ
Muscatine, Iowa
E. A. Kimball
C.S. D
Christian Science Board
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Grand Opera House
Ease Haan
Mannon
Wien
B. E. Lully
Ventory
Ganus
Ward
Fesler
Thompson Bros
Alkano
Alkano Remedy Co
Ohas, H. Gobble
Mamayer
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