Local News Snapshot of Daily City Notices
Fresh halibut and mackerel to morrow at Delicatessen Linder's 211 W 2nd St. Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edwin L McColm last night at 9 o'clock. Hat sale one fourth off Thursday Friday Saturday Hahn Sneichen. Marriage license issued to Louis A Purcell and Minnie J Houvenagle. Miss Callie Edmondson visiting Columbus City. Arthur Doelling arrived from St Louis for a short visit. Custody case Nora A Schlutz v John Schlutz before Judge Jackson. Mrs W H Springer visiting Cedar Rapids after staying with Claude Franklin. For Sale several small farms near Muscatine M W Stirlen. Fred Maurer of Wilton in city on business. Mrs James Evans of Louisa County returns home from Wm Hoffman’s. Clark Brisbine to West Liberty for business. Walton Hopkinson recovering from typhoid fever. Mrs James Martin of Grandview returns home. Dr E H King leaves for Chicago for railroad surgeons meeting.
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Muscatine
M. W. Stirlen
Fred Maurer
Wilton
Three Hundred Excursionists Hear Evangelist at Wilton Branch
About three hundred excursionists from Wilton and West Liberty arrived in the city to attend the Sunday tabernacle service. The Wilton train ran a special trip so visitors could return home after the exercises, using the noon and evening trains and a 9:45 return. The four-coach special was full, though announced briefly, and Rev. William Sunday impressed the visitors, who hope for another special before meetings close.
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Wilton
West Liberty
Sunday Tabernacle
William Sunday
Sunshine Club Meets at Mrs Gebhardt Home in South Muscatine
Royal Neigh bors Sunshine club gathered yesterday at 319 Gilbert Street for quilting and sewing. A 4:30 supper was served by the hostess, and members left pleased with the afternoon. The next meeting is set for December 17 at Mrs Rosenmund’s home on Hershey Avenue.
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Sunshine Club
Couple United In Marriage In Rochester Parish Parlor
Everett L. Atkins of Rochester and Nora A. Rehbehn of Moscow wed this afternoon in Judge J. C. Coster’s parlors. The couple, with many local friends, plan a farm home in Cedar County for their future.
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Everett L. Atkins
Rochester
Nora A. Rehbehn
Moscow
J. C. Coster
Cedar County
Anniversary Observance Set for Champion Hose Company
Committees were appointed at a meeting of the Champion Hose Company held last evening at the headquarters to arrange the thirty third anniversary celebration of the company. The committees include Tom Powers H Walters John Neibert Sr Fred Wilm ering George Von Dresky J P Maurath and John Wendinger.
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Champion Company
Champion Hose Company
Tom Powers
H. Walters
John Neibert, Sr
Fred Wilmering
George von Dresky
J. P. Maurath
John Wendinger
Mrs Oppelt Hosts Telephone Girls For Evening At Grandview
Mrs Clarence Oppelt entertained the telephone girls at her Grandview avenue home last night with cinch, music and singing. Refreshments were served and the group dispersed late, each returning to their homes.
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Clarence Oppelt
Grandview Avenue
Spalding Reading Club Meets at Mrs Ryan Home
The Spalding Reading club gathered last evening with Mrs James P Ryan hosting at Pine street. About 12 ladies attended and the evening was pleasantly spent. The next meeting is set for Mrs M W Stapleton’s home on West Third street next Tuesday evening.
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Spalding Reading Club
James P. Ryan
Pine Street
M. W. Stapleton
West Third Street
Major John Sewing Society Meeting Notice
The Major John Sewing society will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Lau 410 Main street on East Hill. A good attendance is desired as much work is to be done.
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Major John Sewing Society
John Lau
Main Street
East Hill
Court of Honor to Meet at Woodman Hall
The Court of Honor lodge plans a Friday evening gathering at Woodman hall on December 6 at 7 o clock. They will march to the Sunday tabernacle and attend the meeting in a body.
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Court of Honor Lodge
Woodman Hall
Daughters of the King Meet at Trinity Rectory
The regular meeting of the Daughters of the King was held at Trinity rectory last evening. There was a good attendance and much business was transacted.
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the Daughters of the King
Trinity Rectory
Pioneer Sewing Society Meeti ng at Mrs Smiths Home
Mrs Charles Smith will entertain the Pioneer Sewing society members tomorrow afternoon at her home 527 Mulberry Ave indicating a social gathering hosted by Mrs Smith and to be held at the listed address.
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Charles Smith
Pioneer Sewing Society
Mulberry Ave
Strong bill this week at the Majestic theater
Full houses greet each performance as patrons praise the week’s strong bill following a successful passion play last week Edwards and Nevada are clever comedy sketch artists and have a hit Carl Verde the musical artist also pleases theatregoers at the Majestic
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the Majestic
Edwards
Nevada
Carl Verde
Tabernacle Sold By Building Committee Chairman
A. W. Hine announced this afternoon that the Sunday tabernacle has been sold. The buyer’s name and the price were withheld. Hine serves as chairman of the building committee.
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A. W. Hine
Hine
Mrs Sims Leaves Des Moines After Tabernacle Talk
Mrs A B Sims a lady evangelist who spoke at the tabernacle last Monday evening on the evils of card playing departed this afternoon for Des Moines where she will spend a few days before starting another year of work at distant circuits and meetings.
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A. B. Sims
the Tabernacle
Des Moines
Simple Kidney Health Test and Home Remedy Prescription
A historical home health note urges a simple urine test to detect kidney trouble and promotes a vegetable-based remedy. It links back symptoms like back pain and fatigue to sluggish kidneys and recommends Compound Karyon, Dandelion extract, and Sarsaparilla syrup mixed at home for daily tea spoon doses after meals and at bedtime.
Nolands to move to Texas for new home
S W Noland plans to relocate his family to Texas in about two weeks to build a house near Corlena on his farm, Columbus Junction area. Several local residents are noted visiting, traveling, or ill with minor events, including a funeral of Paul Porter near Ainsworth and a Tennessee Minstrels entertainment at the opera house tonight.
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Columbus Junction
S. W. Noland
Texas
Corlena
Noland
Nolands
Paul Porter
Ainsworth
John Bliven
Ruth Williams
Muscatine
Jennie Davis
Iowa City
Entertaining evening hosted by the Robertson couple
The entertainment featured Mr and Mrs Tom Robertson hosting last evening with Rev and Mrs J C Marshall Mr and Mrs T Lee Duncan and Mr and Mrs Howard Johnston also attending. Mr and Mrs C N Johnston are in Chicago for a few days stay. Co N went up with stock and Mrs Johnston joined last evening.
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Tom Robertson
J. C. Marshall
T. Lee Duncan
Howard Johnston
C. N. Johnston
Chicago
Co. N. Went
Johnston
Comptroller and Auditor Issue Bank Statement Calls
Washington and Des Moines reports state that the comptroller of the currency and Auditor Carroll issued calls for bank statements showing the condition of national banks as of December 3. The notices direct banks to submit reports by the close of business that day.
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Washington
Carroll
Des Moines
Cartoon on Editorial Page Courtesy Chicago Tribune
Cartoon on this paper's editorial page is printed through courtesy of the Chicago Tribune, where it first appeared in last Sunday's issue.
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Tribune
The
Chicago Tribune
Divorce petition filed for Nellie Hawn and William Hawn
A district court petition filed today by Nellie S Hawn seeks a divorce from William Hawn on the grounds of desertion and requests custody of their children. The filing marks the start of a court case with the divorce and custody dispute.
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Nellie
County Supervisors Meet at Court House
County board of supervisors convened in the auditor's office at the court house for routine business today. Officials expect the session to conclude later this afternoon.
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Court House
County Board of Supervisors
Auditor's Office
Bodies Brought to City After Fairport Murder
Shortly after twelve o'clock, the bodies of Mr and Mrs William Van Winkle, murdered at Fairport, were brought to the city and taken to the Day undertaking establishment where they will await funeral arrangements.
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William van Winkle
Fairport
Day Undertaking Establishment
Will Sunday Speak at Fairport Visit
Rev. William Sunday plans to travel Friday morning to Fairport where he will conduct a brief 10:30 am service at the schoolhouse. He will address neighbors during the visit and return after the event.
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William Sunday
Fairport
Wilton Women Hold Scotch Evening and Club Meetings
The Wilton Women’s Club gathered at Mrs. Latchaw’s home for a Scotch evening with readings on Scotch literature and art, music including Annie Laurie and Blue Bells of Scotland, plus sketches on Walter Scott and Robert Burns. The W R C met yesterday afternoon and elected officers led by President Mrs. C M Marshall and vice presidents Mrs. S H Wise and Mrs. A B Kelley. chaplain Mrs. Nettie Silber.
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Miss Latchaw
Robert Burns
Anna Eaton
S. H. Wise
A. B. Kelley
Nettie Silber
District and department convention officers named and club elects
The piece lists conductress Mrs Kate Miller guard Mrs George McCoy delegate Mrs Geo Holzhauer alternate Mrs Anna Jewell delegate to the department convention and alternate Mrs C Hucke. It notes other officers to be appointed later by the president and records Muscatine Sunday travelers and the Commercial club annual meeting with officers elected: President G W Kelley vice president E W Clark secretary A T Nelson treasurer C H Wilson.
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The
Commercial Club
Club
G. W. Kelley
E. W. Clark
A. T. Nelson
C. H. Wilson
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Flers
Ruthenberg Clothing Company
East Second ST
Delicatessen
Linder’s
2Nd St
Edwin L. McColm
Hahn & Sneichen
Louis A. Purcell
Minnie J. Houvenagle
Callie Edmondson
Columbus City
E. J. Johnston
Arthur Doelling
St. Louis
Will
City
Nora A. Schlutz
John Schlutz
D. W. Jackson
W. H. Springer
Cedar Rapids
Claude Franklin
West Seventh Street
James Evans
Louisa County
Wm. Hoffman
West Fourth Street
Clark Brisbine
East Second Street
Walton Hopkinson
Cedar Street
James Martin
Grandview
E. H. King
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Adure Foon
Dinker & Flannery
Clask
Madeira
Cadiz
Seville
Algiers
Malta
Egypt
Constantinople
Athens
Rome
de Riviera
Europe
F. Cc. Clark
Times Bldg
New York
Ning
Wilton Branch
Majestic
J. Fred Moore
Nellie Moore
Cedar Falls
State Normal School
W. J.kelly
Wapello
Clark Donahoo
A. D. Schabillion
Elizabeth Todd
J. Don Darrow
Keokuk
Elijah
Manna
Nein
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Leibbrand Ryan& Co
Nad Iy Oe
W. Srd
Hershey State Bank of
Hershey State Bank
Iowa
Loggins
Wilson’s Shoe Store
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