Local residents visit Muscatine and neighbors in city
Mrs Nettie Taylor of Letts and Mrs C M Sutherland spent yesterday in the city visiting friends and shopping. Others include Mrs J J Reha Riverside and Miss Maud Ackerman Davenport visiting Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Taylor
Letts
C. M. Sutherland
Margaret Lear
Moscow
L. Sellers
Wapello
J. J. Reha
Riverside
W. A. Cameron
Edith Cornwall
Downey
Memorial program set for Muscatine Elks service
The Muscatine Lodge No 304 Elks announces a memorial service at the Club House on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. George T. Reddick of Iowa City will deliver the principal address. The program includes music by the Elks orchestra, opening ceremonies, roll call of the honored dead, eulogy by the exalted ruler, and closing rites. Families of departed members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Lodge No. 304
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
George T. Reddick
Iowa
Iowa City
Elks Orchestra
Elks’ Orchestra
L. J. Horan
Geo. T. Reddick
E. R
Maennerchor to Observe Xmas With Illuminated Tree
Muscatine Maennerchor plans a December 26 Turner hall celebration for members and families. The event features an illuminated Christmas tree with presents for children, plus a songs and speeches program. Charles Spieth chairs the organizing committee for the men’s exclusive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Maennerchor Society
Turner Hall
Charles Spieth
Prairie Grove wedding unites Zella Walker and Fred Ridenour
Zella Walker and Fred Ridenour married at the Walker home last Tuesday Nov 30. The ceremony was conducted by Rev John Hinkhouse with Chas McCann’s sister playing the Lohengrin march. A two course supper followed and the couple will live at the Ridenour farm after December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCann
Zella Walker
Fred Ridenour
Martin Black
George Brown
Grace
West Branch
Cora Stoker
Roland
Mary
Chas. Schiele
Carl
Helen
Fairfield
Ridenour Farm
Grace English Lutheran Church Parsonage Proposal
At a congregational meeting of Grace English Lutheran church members the plan for a new parsonage will be discussed and likely settled after Sunday morning worship on December 12. A prior meeting discussed the proposition but took no decisive action beyond planning for the next Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace English Lutheran Church
Keota News Briefs Include Club, Football, and Social Happenings
Keota reporters note Mrs. J M White and Mrs J W Harding hosted the Birthday Embroidery club amid poor weather. Lincoln visitors Mr and Mrs Walker stayed with local hostesses. Upcoming events include Christmas cantata at Presbyterian Sunday school, holiday open house by Smith & Shearer, and a Keota to Iowa City Ottumwa interurban survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
J. M. White
J. W. Harding
Birthday Embroidery Club
Helscher
Lloyd White
Harper
Embroidery Club
Washington High School
Keota High School
Presbyterian Sunday School
Santa Claus
Fred Sampson
Washington
Arange
Moses
Pev. Drake
Christian Church
Smith & Shearer
Star Drug Store
Iowa City
Ottumwa
Green Street
Homer Smith
Quincy
Business
Frank Stoutner
Ohio
Michigan
F. C. Edwards
Delta
F. C. Vanderwater
Elsie Stuck
la Crosse
Wis
Cleve van
Wilton Pomona Grange to Meet December 11
The Wilton Pomona Grange will meet at the K. P. hall in Wilton on December 11 at 10 a.m. The morning session covers order business. The afternoon program includes music, papers on seed limit and forestry, recitations, and a reading by Miss Tyler and Miss Ganoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Pomona Grange
K. P. Hall
Wilton
John Barclay
Newton Lang
Rainbow Grange
Miss Tyler
Des Moines
Ganoe
Rudolph Farner
Frymoyer
The
Order
Farm Rental Interest and Local Visits in Columbus Junction
Delayed from Columbus Junction Iowa December 2. Frank Morgan seeks a two hundred acre farm for rent. Fred Sinclair of Trego Wisconsin plans to spend winter with mother Mrs Barsto Williams in the country. Mrs Will Lewis visited Muscatine Wednesday. Mrs J H Briley of Crawfordsville arrived to see sister Mrs W C Hannan, accompanied by her mother Mrs A Mowder. Mrs R Heindle and daughter Eva were in Iowa City on business. Mrs F Baker traveled to Ottumwa to visit relatives. Mrs Joe Reynolds, visiting here, left for Hobart Oklahoma after storing household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Frank Morgan
Towa
Fred Sinclair
Trego
Wisconsin
Barsto Williams
Will Lewis
Muscatine
J. H. Briley
Crawfordsville
W. C. Hannan
A. Mowder
R. Heindle
Eva
Iowa City
F. Baker
Ottumwa
Joe Reynolds
Hobart
Oklo
Y. W. W. C. A. notes Personal Workers class meeting
The Personal Workers Class meets this evening at 7 o clock with note books and pencils needed. The Arts and Crafts class also meets. Christmas Hints for handwork gifts discussed Saturday evening. Attendees can gain ideas, embroidery lessons, or stitch guidance.
Prairie Grove Social Notes Mix Guests and Meetings
Miss Rudy Willison of Davenport visited school friend Ethel Downing last week. The Willing Workers of Springdale plan an all day sewing at Mrs. Chas Schiele's home. Mrs. Elsa Watson of West Liberty stayed with her brother Henry Swarten family from Friday to Sunday. Co F Dice and family visited relatives near Alas sa. George Downing and family dined with daughter in Town City. Theocrats visited in this tract her hand on Sunday morning November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Grove
Rudy Willison
Davenport
Ethel Downing
Springdale
Chas, Schiele
Elsa Watson
West Liberty
Henry Swarten
Co. F
George Downing
Town City
Wm. Gay
Orono Briefs Include Juror Heading to Muscatine
S S Buser departed for Muscatine to serve as a petit juror. Mrs Maude Stinson visited her nephew Ray Seivers in Muscatine after his appendectomy at Hershey hospital. Francis Hill sold his farm for 100 dollars per acre to S Nowels in a nearby deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Krider
Burr Oak School House
Charles Duncan
Columbus Junction
George Adams
R. Marks
S. S. Buser
John Hawkins
Mollie
Mattie Hintz
Nichols
John Boegs
Lenny Sowers
Muscatine
J. F. McCormick
Columbus City
Will
Lawrence Dean
Donald Ripley
Nmac
Martin Stinson
L. M. Cecil
Iowa City
Henry Myers
John Tarpvy
Katie
Burlington
Cass Hankins
Nervous Women Benefit From Pink Pills Say Customer Testimony
A Kansan woman describes severe nervous debility and heart palpitations that eased after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She notes sustained relief with continued tonic use and credits the pills with rebuilding strength as a blood nourishing remedy. The pills claim to restore blood and aid a range of nervous and blood conditions and are sold by druggists or mail order from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Williams
R. P. Taylor
Oakland
Kans
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Swmemsctady
Free Sample Digestive Remedy Promises Relief
An advertisement promotes Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for indigestion, constipation, and liver trouble. It offers free samples by mailing name and address to Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello Illinois, claiming broad family benefits and personal medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Caldwell
Frank Connor
State Street
Madison
Wis
Virginia Cunnningham
Weir
Miss
Cotter News Wraps Visits and Local Travel
Residents share journeys and visits across Cotter and nearby towns. Ed Hanft rents a South Hill home. Mrs. McBride returns from Cotter after a visit with her mother Mrs. Oats. Della Murray travels to Ca pron Oklahoma to visit her brother George through Christmas. Williams of Cotter changes cars en route from Rochester with daughter Mrs. Owens. McCoy family leaves for Capron Oklahoma after two months with Mrs. Knott. James Baker takes views in Cotter. Dr. Weaver joins Dr. Hubbard in Eddie Bell appendicitis case. Rev. C L Manning of Burlington preaches. cottage prayer meetings held. Earl Carpenter of Keokuk visits Ed Selzer. Miss May Keppel of Keokuk visits Mrs. Selzer and Miss Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hill
Ed. Hanft
A. McBride
Cotter
J. Oats
Della Murray
Capron
Oklahoma
George
W. Williams
Rochester
Minn
Edwin Owens
W. S. McCoy
Okla
Chas. Knott
James Baker
Dr. Weaver
Muscatine
F. Hubbard
Eddie Bell
J. C. Bell
C.L. Manning
Burlington
Earl Carpenter
Keokuk
Ed. Selzer
May Keppel
Elia Selzer
Anna Patterson
Thanksgiving visitors and travel notes fill Morning Sun column
Local residents and visitors are listed with Thanksgiving travel and visits across Iowa and neighboring states. Names include Mrs. Griffin, Miss Kauffman, E G Dittmer, Wilbur Jarvis, Charlie Edwards, Florence Curran, Sam Miller, D C Sterret, R S Delzell, Frank Delzell, Hugh Orchard, J A Swan, Fred Curran, Elsie McElhinney, Thos McClement, Willetta Boone, Prof A Williams, Albert Johnston, Bert Gawthrop, Martha Cannon, Renwick Cannon, Mrs Emerson, Thos Coles, J W Cavan, and others amid school, church, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Sun
H. M. Griffin
Oakville
Sam Miller
Monroe City
J. B. Wright
D. C. Sterret
Riverside
J. K. Latta
R. S. Delzell
Frank
Kewanee
Ill
Hugh Orchard
Cedar Rapids
J. A. Swan
Paisley
Shambaugh
Lenox
Iowa
Fred Curran
Springdale
Elsie McElhinney
S. E. Greer
Washington
Prof
A. Williams
Askaloosa
Albert Johnston
Douglas
Neb
Bert Gawthrop
Des Moines
S. Thomas
Martha Cannon
Renwick Cannon
Wyman
F. C. Edwards
Kansas City
H. S. Martin
Rockport
Taylor and Kidwell
Union
United Presbyterian Charch
A. E. Camer
Presbyterian Church
Miss Bessie Collins Evangelist to Open Fredonia Meetings
Fredonia sees evangelist Miss Bessie Collins start a series of meetings on Tuesday. Local visits include Edith Williams with friends in Muscatine, Alice Lee with grandmother in Muscatine, and Thanksgiving gatherings with the Skiptons and Coolidges. Ed S. Curtis plans two carloads of sheep to Chicago. The note ends with a quip about men at receptions fearing stomped heels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Bessie Collins
Edith Williams
Muscatine
Alice Lee
Jane Schmidt
Scott van Dyke
Charlie
Columbus Junction
Will Skipton
Ed. S. Curtis
Chicago
Clyde Coolidge
Lizzie Hill
Davenport
Jesse Coolidge
Alice Murrey
Old Clifton
Myrtle Knott
M. R. Edmondson
Ringgold County
Tom Maze
Homeless Man Takes Holiday Control In Bold Story
A homeless man asserts control over his holiday routine, shaping the day around his own choices and preferences. Neighbors observe his independent approach as he navigates festive season norms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruthenberg Clothing Co
East Second Street
M. W. Stirlen
G. M. Titus
Barnes City
J. R. Hanley
Mrs. R. J. Elliott
E. H. King
J. H. Rodruck
R. J. Quinn
Irene
Otter
J. F. Quinn
West Third Street
Frank Knoteck
Frank Stransky
E. Hain
City
A. Hopson
Fruitland
B. E. Bringer
Lora
Newell Avenue
la Grange
George Lohr
West Fourth Street
Atalissa
Maud Ackerman
Stella Sherberger
East Fourth Street
S S. S
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Roth
ED. Pinaud
New York City
Elks
Lodge
Maennerchor
Theran
C. A. Notes
ORONO
Meadow Brook Farm
Dallas
U. S
Mira Hershey Lumber Company
Citizens’ Railway & Light Co
Chas. i. Gobble Gent
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