Lone Tree Wedding and Local Notices Highlight Thanksgiving
Miss Gien Holdeman wed Roy Huffam at the bride’s home with Rev Percy Leach presiding. Obituaries note deaths of Andrew France in Canada and Barney Kirchner of Nichols. Other items report Thanksgiving visits, school vacations, and local gatherings around Lone Tree Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Bena Holdeman
Mt. Pleasant
Howard Hinkley
Baby
Sigourney
Williamsburg
Amos Fuller
Proctor Baker
W.S. Potter
Illinois
Hamilton
Iowa City
Jesse Holdeman
Gien
Roy Huffam
Pleasant Valley
Percy Leach
Stanwood
G. L. Day
Ellen Hinkley
Glen Holdeman
Andrew France
Winnipeg
Canada
Barney Kirchner
Nichols
Methodist
Rey Black
The
Reformed Church
King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Cure
Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store advertises Pr. King’s New Discovery for stopping dangerous coughs colds and sore throats with a guaranteed effect. Priced at 50 cents and one dollar, the item is positioned as a quick relief remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s
Havercamp
Marriage Ceremony At Council Bluffs Unites Patterson and Blue
New Boston Illinois December 5 report a Thanksgiving marriage in Council Bluffs Iowa uniting Victor Patterson and Edna Blue and sending them to Chicago. Wesley Valentine's remains were shipped from Kearney Nebraska for burial in Aledo cemetery. Dr Willis Moore of Chicago attended the sick child Harry L Rice. Mrs Manville Chamberlain suffers pleurisy. Thomas Jordan and family moved to Galesboro. Mrs Frank Riddell and children returned from visit with her parents on the 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Boston
Ill
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Victor Patterson
Illinois
Edna Blue
Chicago
Wesley Valentine
Kearney
Nebraska
Aledo
Willis Moore
Harry L. Rice
Manville Chamberlain
Thomas Jordan
Galesbore
Frank Riddell
Thanksgiving visits at Foster and nearby homes
Miss Lillie Workman spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs George Workman. Miss Belle Reynolds traveled from Rock Island and will stay a few days before returning. Agnes and Alice Gillett e of Muscatine visited their parents Mr and Mrs F P Gilletta on Thanksgiving Day.
Officers elected by organizations across Muscatine lodges
Bankers' Reserve initiated new members and elected officers led by W A Appel as president. Yeomen and Mechanics groups also reported officer elections with social plans and recurring leaders including Conrad Rothe returning as president of the Mechanics' Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Homestead
No. 356
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
J. M. L. Payne
Alfred Moore
E. C. Ingraham
F. C. Ingraham
J. N. Dowdle
Ten Pound Boy Born to Oakland Couple
In Oakland on December 27 a ten pound boy arrived to Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Boyd. Thanksgiving gatherings included Inez Weber Mrs Hines and Master Alvah Morse at D. H. Richey’s. Various local residents visited Harry Morse’s and Henry Hills held a surprise party. Willie Hines spent Thanksgiving in Wapello. A meat theft target was Nels Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
H. H. Boyd
Inez Weber
Hines
Alvah Morse
D. H. Richey's
Carl Zimmerman
Ralph Mathews
Tillie Morse
Jesse Solomon
Moner
Harry Morse
Willie Hines
Wapello
Nels Johnson
Henry Hills
Chas, Forbes
Lone Tree
What Bo You read YOUR Baby What Bo You read YOUR Baby
Does a baby's stomach trouble come from feeding. The article urges nourishing easily digestible food and promotes Malta-Vita wheat as a complete food for babies and even weak adults. It notes Malta-Vita costs 19 cents and can be prepared with hot milk or cream by grocers in cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Pythian Sisters Adopt New Name and Elect Officers
The Pythian Sisters, formerly Rathbone Sisters, will hereafter be known by their new name. At the Muscatine temple last night, officers for the coming year were elected. Past Chief Elizabeth Ellis leads as a key officer, with Clara Millar M E C and Mary Isted E S among the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbone Sisters
Muscatine Temple
Elizabeth Ellis
Clara Millar
City Council Tours Paving District Inspection
The city council led by Mayor Asthalter toured the new paving district with City Attorney Horan City Engineer Ryan and aldermen. They started at City Hall and returned after supper. The crew found small defects to be fixed and the pavement faced a weather test before potential acceptance at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asthalter
Horan
Ryan
YMCA Board Considers Lectures for Boys Department
The YMCA board met in regular session and approved continuing the second floor restaurant and scheduling a lecture series for the boys department. Membership in the junior division rose to 105, with six new members, and overall activity shows strong gains in physical classes and religious education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
E. H. King
F. D. Appergate
B. C. Preston
Yellowstone Park
Elmer Batterson
Mark
College Stones
J. N. Elliott
Cubs
Sox
Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
An old tobacco era ad offers Laxative Bromo Quinine as a world wide cold and grip remedy. It promises headache and neuralgia relief from colds and asks readers to call for the full name and look for the signature BEW. Grove. The item is priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Henry Bitzer Suffers Stroke After Fall in City
Henry Bitzer, a well known city resident, was walking to a store when he suddenly collapsed, striking his head and sustaining a scalp wound. Expressman Mr. Dora assisted and he was taken to his brother Gal Bitzer’s home for medical care. Dr. Ch B. Fulham diagnosed a stroke and Bitzer was slowly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bitzer
Dora
Gal Bitzer
Sixth
Orange
Ch. B. Fulham
Widow Brown Had No Clothes At Grand Opera House
The Real Widow Brown failed to appear last night at the Grand Opera House because they could not perform in street clothes and their baggage was transported via the Rock Island. The company is trying to trace the luggage to present a show tonight in Moine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Grand Onera
Rock Island
Mo Iine
Wheaton College Team to Play Company C at Armory
The Wheaton College basketball squad visits the local armory for a December 26 game against Company C. The Wheaton team is considered among the nation's best and recently placed second in the intercollegiate tournament at St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton College
Company C
St Louis
Healthy Plants to Hair Health Germs at Roots
Dismisses soil and environment as sole causes of problems and argues a germ at the hair roots causes hair loss. Promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the remedy and notes sample offer and Detroit address. Mentions Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as a special agent. Weather remark concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Havercamp
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Car Walz
U. S
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Board OF Directors OF
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Wm. Hendriks
Schilling Estate
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Park Avenue
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J. Greenblatt
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Journal
Coyne's Trade School
Ashland
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Nick Bast
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Cook, Musser & Co. Bank
J. H. Munroe & Son
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J. G. Kuebler
East Second and Mulberry
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Meoscow Road
H. M. Bartlett
Musccatine Island
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J. el Sisi
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