Local residents visit in Muscatine and area
Dr. EB King and many local residents are listed as visitors or travelers in Muscatine and nearby towns. Names include Phillips of Letts, Holmes Vincent of Letts, S W Watters heading to Seymour Iowa, Crozier Hudson Hudsons at Downey, E L Paschal of Wapello, Miller Lathcaw of Wilton, P M Smith of Keota, C Butterbeaugh from Topeka returning to Wellman, Osee Wilson from Seymour, B A Reardon of Chicago, Viola Worral of Ataussa, Frank Elders of Durant, Joseph Beckey of 315 Mulberry, and others visiting or shopping in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Watters
Seymour
Iowa
Robert Crozier
Warry Hudson
Stanley Hudson
Downey
E. L. Paschal
Wapello
J. W. Miller
Maude Lathcaw
Wilton
Viola Worral
Ataussa
Frank Elders
Durant
Joseph Beckey
Mulberry Avenue
Letts
John Jugenheimer
Summit
Christmas Observance Program Set by Musserville Friends
Preliminary arrangements were announced at the Musserville Friends church for the annual Christmas observance with a program by the Sunday school department and Rev. Ora Carrell aiding in outlining the festivities. Also noted, Mr and Mrs Joseph Kendig Jr hosted a small dinner party on Oregon street, dining then remaining for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musservilla Friends
Ora Carrell
Musserville Church
Joseph Kendig, Jr
Oregon Street
Local Notices and Visits Among Muscatine Residents
Me EE Me EE oT Mage ny Tt Tie ALUM oS ne home at 1404 Kansas street with an attack of rheumatism part of the state fo arrived att this ity yesterday been 2 guest at the left today rer home i Asis worth Migs Helen me who ini day Migs Wether trie i her school duties afte r day with her p nts Martin Hart Saturday in th L and attending times A Mrs Daniel Parson returned to it his efty last roin Davenport where she visited for several days with friends Mr and Mraz S F Barkart of Burlington Ta who have been making a short visit with Muscatine left yesterday or their home Miss Stelle Brock has returned to her home after visiting a short time with her sister Mrs Henry Clarke of Davenport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Migs
Helen
Martin Hart
Daniel Parson
Davenport
Mraz S. F. Barkart
Burlington
Stelle
Brock
Henry Clarke
Christmas Dinner Set for December 18 by YMCA Auxiliary
The YMCA Auxiliary plans a Christmas dinner on Saturday December 18 at the McKee and Bliven Industrial Branch. Tickets cost 5 dollars and the YMCA auxiliary members will serve the meal. Dr W P Behan of Chicago will be the principal speaker with a brief, forceful address. Funeral held for Mrs Chris Heller after horseback accident. service at German Lutheran church with interment at Greenwood cemetery led by Rev George Meier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee & Bliven
W. P. Bohan
Y. M. C. A. Training
Chicago
Chris. Heller
South Muscatine
Greenwood Cemetery
George Meier
German Lutheran Church
Otto Sick
Jacob Sylvester
Gottlieb Brendel
Henry Diercks
Herman Wover
William Hagemann
Quiet Title Action Brought in District Court
Emil Paar and Augusta Paarmann sue in district court against Andrew W and Lacey L Campbell et al to quiet title to land described as the N B percent of the S B percent of section 2 township 77 north. The document lists attorney for the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Paar Mann
Augusta Paarmann
Sait
Andrew W. i
Lacey L. Campbell
N. B
Tanger
P.m. Torney
Aalletines
Church Notes from South Muscatine Churches
Happenings of interest in local churches for the coming week. The South Muscatine Ladies Aid meets at First Presbyterian with Mrs Charley Radebaugh hosting. United Brethren Ladies Old Society meets Wednesday. Kensington club hosted by Mrs Charles Haifleigh Friday. Trinity Episcopal lists services and meetings including Vestry, St Katherine's Guild, Trinity Guild, Lutheran League, and Ladies Aid. German M E Church schedules Sunday school board, prayer meetings, and choir practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
South Muscatine
United Brethren
Ladies' Old Society
Jon
Charles Haifleigh
Kensington Club
East Second Street
St. Katherine’s Guild
Trinity Guild
South Mus
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mary Teichmiler
South Mustatine
Four Meetings Planned For Week At Local Churches
Rev Fred Smith resumes pulpit duties at Muserville M E church after illness and Rev Russell of Sweetland In will speak Tuesday at the local church. Childrens revival sessions expanded with Miss Bessie Hoopes in charge and Miss Avelda Bates adding can be heard as the soloist. Rev W H Thomlinson attends Bryant funeral this morning and obsequies are held this afternoon. Lake Carey confined to her home in South End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulford Congregational Church
Bessie Hoopes
Avelda Bates
Preston
Ja.s
Hershey Avenue
Fred Smith
Muserville M. E
Oregon Street
Russell
Sweetland
W. H. Thomliinson
Mulfords Church
Lft
Bryant
South End
Lake Carey
Interest Grows in Cottage Prayer Meetings on Hast Hill
Attendance rises weekly as leaders for the Hast Hill cottage prayer meetings are announced by superintendent Mrs Emma Dene. Meetings occur Tuesday to Friday at various homes with Rev Charles B Bryden and Rev O W Carrell leading, no Saturday session. Local society notes report social events and visits in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hast Hill
Emma Dene
Fred George
Sherman Street
J. M.L. Payne
Otto Hagerman
Myrtle Kirk
West Second Street
Hainey Westess
Jennie Hainey
Shermansstreet
Case Promises To Be Real Battle In District Court
W. M. Snyder faces a district court trial set for December 12 with four co-defendants who have pooled funds and secured high priced counsel. Former Senator C. A. Carpenter and ex County Attorney Thompson join the defense signaling a major legal fight. If Snyder is found guilty, the others will offer no defense. if innocent, actions against the four may be dismissed. County Attorney Pepper's stance looms large as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Snyder
Snyder
C. A. Carpenter
Columbus
Junction
Thompson
Burlington
Howe
District Court
J. W. Holliday
George Fengler
M. Baker
William Wymer
Pepper
New Rock Island Time Card Takes Effect Sunday
A new Rock Island time card goes into effect Sunday at noon in Cedar Rapids, introducing an afternoon connection between West Liberty and Elmira. Train No 63 departs Burlington at 4 05 PM instead of 4 20 PM, arriving West Liberty earlier, and extended to Elmira where it is due at 6 45 PM, creating a previously absent afternoon service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar‘Rapids
Rock Island
West Liberty
Elmira
Burlington
Divorces Granted in District Court Hearings
Leona Randolph won a divorce from Frederick J Randolph after waiving time and notice and a Saturday hearing in district court. Maud Lewis also received a divorce from Albert Lewis after the plaintiff's witnesses testified and the defendant did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Randolph
Frederick JF
Randolph
District Court
Maud Lewis
Albert Lewis
Jackson
Five Permits Totaling Nineteen Thousand Five Hundred
City Engineer J. J. Ryan issued building permits Saturday and today totaling $19,500. The list includes three new houses, a brick structure for Muscatine Produce and Pure Ice, and a remodeling of James G. Dougherty’s East Second Street store. Permits show an active spring 1910 construction period with several dwelling projects and a new ice plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ryan
Muscatine Produce and Pure Ice. Company
James G. Dougherty
East Second Street
Muscatine
Produce and Pure Ice Co
Otto Wickey
Kembie Street
Fred Dankert
Roscoe Avenue
Laurel Street
East Bill
Homesteaders to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Homesteaders will hold their annual meeting and election of officers at the G A R hall on Tuesday. The event signals organized community activity and local leadership selection for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Meeting Notice Urges Full Attendance for Several Matters
The notice calls for every member to be present as several other important matters are to be discussed at the meeting.
Cantata Set For Christmas Service At German M E Church
The Christmas celebration at the German M E church will include a cantata by the Sunday school children. The first practice for the cantata will be held Tuesday evening at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE
M. EB
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edison Phonographs
Faison Standard Records
Edison Amberol Records
Edison Grand Opera Records
Edison
Edison Phonograph
Edison Standard
National Phonograph Company
Lakeside Avenue
Orange
N. J
Hershey Bank
EB. H. King
C. W. Phillips
Mrs. Holmes Vincent
C. Butterbeaugh
Topeka
Kan
Wellman
M. W. Stirlen
Henry Smith
Mostow
Osee Wilson
Millie Gilbert
Muscatine High School
BE. A. Reardon
Faith Mission
Has. Second Street
Edla Darting
Fred ‘Timm
1000
East Suh Street
Atalissa
Bya Will
Nichols
Stevenson & Son
Hershey Building
F. H. Elder
John Umlandt
John Arzt
A. EB. Highberger
Lloyd
John Schoemaker
West Seventh Street
Harper
Ollie Beardsley
Gretchen Gimmill
Haskins, In
Steve Brockett
Castoria
Uelehike
Meadow Brook
Delias
Poultrymien
St . Te Mira
Methodist Church
MEE & Bliven
Mess
W. P. Behan
Chi
Cago
Trinity Episcopal
Litany
Grace Lutheran
Luther League
Louise Maisenbach
Linn Street
Ladies Aig Society
The
Missionary Society
H. Wennermark
East Ninth Street
Muliford Church
Rev
Rus
Fast Hill
Rachel Crithers
Capper Creek
James Rosemund
Fairview Avenue
A. Dixon
Cedar Rapids
Henry Oberhaus
Hast
Fifth Street
Richard Plefer
James Reynolds
Park Avenue
Case
Iten
Snow White
L. Iten & Sons
Clifton, Ia
C. E. Zimmerman Co
Hershey State
Hershey
Thompson Brothers Co
SEAR
Thompson Bros
S McQuesien & Sawyer
Citizens’ Railway & Light Co
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