Local News Focuses on Visitors and Departures
A flurry of social updates from Wilton to Muscatine notes Mrs Freeland Mrs Bernick and Miss Keller visiting in the city. Several residents depart for home or to visit relatives in Nichols West Liberty Des Moines and Davenport. The column also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from Havercamp's Drug Store with health-boosting claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Freeland
Wilton
Horace
Ly Husted
F. I. Bernick
Stockton
Stella Keller
Moscow
B. A. Marticke
Atalissa
J. P. Ross
Des Moines
J. A. Clark
East Fourth Street
West Liberty
Peter Rininsland
Hollister
Havercamp
Ella Kneese
Mulberry ‘Avenue
Fruitland
John Danfeldt
Freese
Rocky Mountain
Lena Meirs
Davenport
Lelia McGowan
East Sixth Street
Reverend from Iowa City Preaches at Fairport Church
Rev. H. F. Martin of Iowa City, formerly pastor of Grace Lutheran, delivered an interesting sermon at the Fairport church last evening. He helped in building the church and after the sermon a collection was taken that reduced the church debts considerably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Martin
Iowa City
Grace Luthern Church
Fairport Church
Local visitors and callers in Montpelier this week
Montpelier Iowa December 1 Mrs Leslie Wagner was a caller in Davien port shopping. Mrs Ed Welsh of Buffalo and Mr and Mrs Victor Morris of Fairport visited here with relatives. Lizzie Hartman and two children of Davenport spent the week with her sister Mrs Frank Padesky. Carrie Fridley spent Thanksgiving in Buffalo with friends. Adam Dipple was a caller in Davenport Thursday. George Davis of Davenport spent Thanksgiving with his parents here. Mrs Carpenter and daughter Mrs Fridley visited Buffalo Tuesday. Daisy Webster of Buffalo visited here last week with her sister Mrs Padesky. May Holtz of Fairport was a Thursday caller. Walter and Joe Morris of Davenport sent Thanksgiving here with Joe’s brother. Lee and Mrs Padesky of Muscatine spent Thanksgiving here. Mrs Brei of Sweetland visiting here with daughter Mrs Ella Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Dipple
Davenport
George Davis
Carpenter
Fridley
Buffalo
Daisy Webster
Padesky
May Holtz
Fairport
Our Town
Walter Morris
Joe Morris
Lee Padesky
Muscatine
Bréi
Sweetland
El‘la Franklin
East Hill Mrs Martin Is Hostess Tuesday
Mrs Freq Martin 105 Jefferson Street hosted a birthday gathering yesterday afternoon with friends calling on her home. The blue and gold decor complemented a luncheon served by the hostess. Attendees included Mrs G Heezen Mrs H Kelly Mrs W Seidher Mrs T Welch Mrs J Bierman Mrs W Geter Mrs H Kollman Mrs Charlotte Norton and Mrs George Butz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Heezen
H. Kelly
W. Seidher
T. Welch
J. Bierman
W. Geter
H. Kollman
Charlotte Norton
George Butz
Paper to Chicago car load Friday by church groups
The Ladies' Aid society of Park Avenue M B H church will load a car with paper for Chicago Friday. The paper will travel in the same car as that sent by the Ladies' Aid of First Baptist church and the Y M C A auxiliary. The Park Avenue society met at Mrs. Kate Graff's home to sew buttons. Donations of old papers or magazines are invited, to be notified to Mrs. Ross Hurlbut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Park Avenue M
Park Avenue Church
Ross Hurlbut
Halstead Street
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
A 50 cent Pape's Diuretic advertisement claims the remedy clears inactive sluggish kidneys and bladder issues. It touts rapid relief from backache headaches rheumatism and urinary troubles with a few days of treatment, endorsed as a trusted Cincinnati medicine concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Pape, Thompson, & Pape
Cincinnati
South Muscatine Model Factory to Open Next Monday
The Model Button factory near completion will open Monday morning after six weeks of construction. Engine and motive machinery are set up, cutting machines being installed, with 50 machines to be operated. The plant promises good working conditions and quiet labor relations, attracting many interested workers.
Injuries Fatal to Mrs Heuer in South Ind
South Ind resident Mrs. Chris Heuer died at Hershey Hospital this morning from hemorrhages caused by injuries two weeks earlier when kicked by a horse. Born in Germany in 1864, she lived 24 years in Muscatine and was active in the German Lutheran church. Survived by husband and eight children. funeral planned at the German Lutheran church Sunday at 2 PM with Greenwood interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris. Heuer
Hershey Hospital
Mulberry Avenue Institution
Heuer
Germany
Muscatine
German Lutheran Church
W Henry
Fred
Minnie
George
Eddie
Freda
Velma
Ernest
German Lutheran
Greenwood
Newlywed Hagerman Couple Celebrate at Home
Mr and Mrs Hagerman receive best wishes from attendees. Mrs Hagerman is described as a charming young lady with many friends in the city. Mr Hagerman works as night foreman at the Hawkeye button factory. They will host friends at 1222 Smalley Avenue at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerman
Mrs. Hagerman
Mr. Hagerman
Hawkeye
Smalley Avenue
Popular Couple Weds Tuesday Evening
Otto Hagerman and Miss Carrie Hartman were married at 7 20 pm in the Hartman home. Dr J B Smith of the First Baptist officiated in the front parlor with green and white decorations. Fred Hartman and Miss Anna Hagerman attended. Jamita Hysell played the wedding march. A wedding supper followed for about fifty guests plus relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hagerman
Carrie Hartman
J. W. Hartman
iSast Fourth Street
J. B. Smith
First Baptist Church
Fred Hartman
Anna Hagerman
Jamita Hysell
Couple Eloped to Marion Iowa To Wed Far From Home
Clarence Rebelsky of 1100 New Hampshire street and Miss Lillian Sweeney of Cedar Rapids eloped to Marion on Monday uniting in marriage. The ceremony ends a romance that began in Muscatine months ago and the couple plan to reside in Cedar Rapids with the bride moving from Muscatine. The news surprised Rebelsky’s friends as the parents agreed to a quiet elopement. Miss Sweeney is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Sweeney formerly of Muscatine and attended Muscatine High School. Rebelsky is the son of Mrs Rose Rebelsky and works as a printer formerly at the Record office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rebelsky
New Hampshire Street
Lillian Sweeney
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Muscatine
Miss Sweeney
Daniel Sweeney
Rose Rebelsky
Record Office
Evangelistic Singer to Aid Devotions in Muscatine Campaign
Miss Avelda Bates of Preston Iowa will be brought to Muscatine Saturday to lead devotions during the religious revival. Bates, a trained vocalist who studied at Cornell Oberlin and Chicago, has traveled with prominent Methodist evangelists and will debut at the Hershey avenue edifice Sunday, remaining through the campaign. Children's Meetings led by Miss Bessia Hoopes of the local W C A begin at Mulford church at 3 45 this week with a child chorus and a brief program. The South End church shows growing attendance while other local items note a surprise party for Ruth Concannon and the replacement speaker Rev J A Boatman at Oregon Street church due to Rev Fred Smith’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avelda Bates
Preston
Iowa
Muscatine
Miss Bates
Cornell
Oberlin
Chicago
Hershey Avenue
South End
Mulford Church
First Dance of Series 1 Held at Hershey Home
Ruth Concannon presided as guest of honor at the first dance in a series by Hershey Hosa company at a new Hershey avenue residence. A large crowd attended and the event was noted as one of the most enjoyable by the organization. The Dealing orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Hosa Company
Hershey Avenue
To Marry Tonight In West Liberty Wedding
This evening Miss Bertha Templeton will wed Glen Marsteller at West Liberty with Rev J R Hanley of Centerville Iowa officiating. Both couples are well known in West Liberty and the Hanleys left today for their old home. The doctors by no means are the only men who hesitate in the presence of their own medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Templeton
Glen. Marsteller
West
Liberty
J. R. Hanley
Centerville
Iowa
West- Liberty
Miss Ayelda Bates to Speak at Mulford Church Revival
The Mulford Congregational church hosts a revival with strong attendance as Miss Ayelda Bates arrives Saturday and plans to stay through the meetings. Her secure engagement is met with broad local interest and support from attendees.
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Alume
M. W. Stirlen
H. 2Nd St
S. W. Winn
East Tenth Street
Nichols
H. Runyon
East Fifth Street
Letts
E. H. King
Lawrence
Daisy Lee
Buxton
Edward Bain
East Seventh Street
Gertrude McKillip
Bayfield
Foster, Ill
Noah Reber
Nancy
Woodford, al
Wellman
Jennie Snavely
Mulberry Avenue
Lucretia Carl
Ttta Rhodes
Citizens’ Railway & Light Co
East Hill
Mrs. Martin
Jefferson /Sireet
Park Avenue Ladies
Baptist Ladies
South Muscatine
Wfershey Hospital
Dr. J
B. Smith
Bride's
Miny
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Waltham Watches
Waltham
WN. B
Waltham Watch
Titus Loan & Investment
Iowa Avenue
Tena
Harry. J. Frigzelit
John T. Bennison
Cor C. Weed
Muscartine
Helen
Harriet Kessinger
Singia
Henry Altekruse
Crossman & Huff
Jerome Carskaddan
George V. McCullough
Carskaddan
G. J
C. Hampe
Lewis Kinsley
J. B. Hoopes
Anna G. Schomberg
Henry J. Schomberg
Landin
Tange
Fred T. Nesper
J. H. Edrefer
Park Place
William Bartenhagen
J. EB. Hoopes
Jade Millen
William J. Mullen
Green & Stone
Wfe
David HB. Richey
CO. B. Vail
Sec
William Moots
Fletcher Duncan
Srr Hectropode Co
Dept. 50
Lima
Brook Farm
Dallas
U. S
Mira Hershey Lumber Company
Theuus
Ruth Concannon
Charles Schwerin
Burlington
William Lukenbach
Adams
Louis Kautz
Ella
Jennie Roby
Keswick
A. ©. Wenak
Grandview Avenue
Charles Lawson
Moline
Mabel Dobbs
Fredonia
Hershey
Sampson
Mulford
Ayelda Bates
Mulford Congregational Church
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Rock E
S. F. Boyd
W. S. Underdone
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