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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1910

Page

5

O Leary Named as Deputy Sheriff of Muscatine

Dennis O Leary a well known Muscatine resident and business man has been named deputy county sheriff by Sheriff elect David Vanatta who also holds the city assessor post Vanatta plans to resign as city assessor at the upcoming city council meeting citing the impossibility of handling both duties The appointment follows O Leary s long service as local agent for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and is presented as a trusted move by Vanatta per Journal reporting

Dennis O'Leary Muscatine David Vanatta O'Leary Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Journal Vanatta

Eckmans Alterative Promises Tuberculosis Cure Claims

An advertisement touts Eckmans Alterative as a nationwide cure for tuberculosis and invites readers to request a cured cases booklet. It features a testimonial from M L Gerhardt of Philadelphia noting health restoration after 1905 treatment, and cites Bronchitis Asthma Hay Fever and throat and lung ailments as treatable. For sale through druggists and A G Bestenlehner in Muscatine.

Eckman Cherry St Phila. Pa M. L. Gerhardt Eckman Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia A. G. Bestenlehner

Election by sheriff term and successor unclear

The speaker notes the sheriff was elected last spring for a two year term and says his successor will serve the remainder beginning January 1. It is not known who will be elected to fill the soon to be vacated duties.

Margaret Schwab Clara Kiel Pearl Hilsabech Sara Bilkey Margaret McPartland Sesson

Sarah A. Bolton Dies at Daughter’s Home in Muscatine

Mrs. Sarah A. Bolton, long a Muscatine resident, died yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Walter A. Morey in the city. Born March 17, 1851 in New Jersey, she leaves three children, Fred Bolton of Muscatine, Mrs. J. F. Dawson of Davenport, and Mrs. Walter A. Morey, plus six grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Greenwood chapel. remaining arrangements pending.

Sarah A. Bolton Muscatine Walter A. Morey Bolton New Jersey Fred Bolton J. F. Dawson Davenport Greenwood Chapel

Minister Returns From Nebraska City Meeting

The Rev. George Meier pastor of the German Lutheran church returned home from Nebraska City where he had a fine meeting and a cordial reception. He expects a pastorate call soon but no official action has been taken yet.

George Meier Nebraska City Neb Meier

Regular communication of Iowa Lodge No 2 notice

Regular communication of Iowa Lodge No 2 A F and A M Tuesday evening December 6 1910 at 730 o clock. A good attendance is desired as officers for the ensuing year are to be elected. Other business of importance will also come before the meeting. Per order W M.

Iowa Lodge No. 2 A. F A. M W. M

Piano Tuning and Repair Services Ad

Leave your orders at Hirt & Fes ler Piano Co for tuning and repairing. Phone 586 X.

Hirt & Fesler Piano Co

Ward to Address Meeting of Men

Cedar Rapids man F. K. Ward, superintendent of the Sunshine Mission, will speak to a men’s meeting next Sunday afternoon. Secretary J. B. McNiel of the Young Men’s Christian Association arranged the event. Ward, a noted mission worker, will discuss the topic The Wages of Sin.

J. B. MecNiel Young Men’s Christian Association F. K. Ward Cedar Rapids Ward Sunshine Mission

How to Stop Drinking the Orrine Cure Ad

An advertisement declares pledges fail to curb alcoholism and promotes Orrine as a guaranteed cure. The offer promises private treatment, a free booklet, and a mailed sealed summary from the Orrine Company in Washington, D C, with a price of one dollar per box via local druggist A W Morgan at 107 West Second Street.

Orrine Co Orrine Washington, D. C A. W. Morgan West Second Street

Try This Home Made Cough Remedy

A vintage recipe promotes Pinex and sugar syrup for coughs with a money back guarantee. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours and notes use for whooping cough and bronchitis. The ad urges readers to buy Pinex or request from The Pinex Co. in Fort Wayne Indiana.

United States Canada Pinex Co Ft. Warne Ind

Methodist church bids under consideration for proposed building

The official board is still negotiating the bids on the proposed building and expects several more days to pass before a decision on awarding the contract. Bid analysis requires extensive work and is not to be rushed.

The Methodist Church

Charming recital by Miss Edith Pilgrim at Pilgrim home recital

A piano recital for about fifty friends was held at the Pilgrim home corner Linn and Eighth streets. Miss Edith Pilgrim performed under teacher Mrs. George R. Chase with vocal selections by Mrs. Edward J. Asthalter and piano by Miss Pilgrim.

Edith Pilgrim Pilgrim Home Linn Eighth Streets George R. Chase Edward J. Asthalter Asthalter Julia Einhausen

Ten Years Of Married Life Of Mr And Mrs Naber

Ten years of married life were celebrated Monday evening with a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Peter Naber at 703 West Fourth Street. A 10:30 luncheon followed games and music, dating from their December 6 1900 marriage at the William Liebbe home conducted by Rev Arthur Fowler.

Peter Naber West Fourth Street Naber William Liebbe Lowe Street Amelia Hoeffiin Arthur Fowler First Baptist Church

Pleasant Y K C Club Meeting Highlights

Miss Florence Romann entertained Y. K. C. club members and Reinemund dry goods clerks at her home 600 West Eighth Street. Cinch offered a happy diversion with first prize.

Florence Romann Y. K. C. Club Reinemund Dry Goods West Eighth Street Cinch

Former Muscatine Pair Wed in Rock Island Home

Miss Jennie Henderson and Fred A. Albrand, former Muscatine residents, were married November 21 in Rock Island Illinois at George Albrand’s home. The celebration featured carnation decorations and joint friends as witnesses. The couple will reside in Silvis Illinois and receive best wishes from Muscatine friends.

Jennie Henderson Fred A. Albrand Rock Island Ill George Albrand Albrand Silvis

Mrs J W Eells Hosts Card Club Evening

Mrs J W Eells entertained the Monday night Card club at her West Second street home. The regular bridge tourney filled the hours of the gathering. The Banner lodge drill team plans a meeting at the A O U W hall Wednesday evening urging full attendance for important business.

J. W. Eells West Second Street

Fraternal Thimble Bee to Elect Officers Wednesday

Members meet at Mrs. J. N. Hughes home 613 Sycamore street for a Wednesday afternoon gathering. Annual officer election is a key item alongside other business of importance. Meeting also involves Homesteaders lodge planning at the eoman hall as scheduled.

Fraternal Thimble Bee J. N. Hughes Sycamore Street Homesteaders Lodge Theeoman Hall

Election officers chosen then dance to close gathering

The article notes the election of officers followed by an evening urging all members to attend and stating the remaining hours will be spent with dancing.

Kidney Health Warning and Cure Claim Ad

An advertisement from Chester New York features M Mayer reporting severe back pain and irregular kidney action, claiming Foley Kidney Pills revived energy and cured him. A druggist A W Morgan endorses the product as effective.

M. Mayer Chester N. Y A. W. Morgan

Lowest river stage at Dubuque records historic low

The Dubuque gauge shows six tenths of a foot below the zero mark at 7 am marking the lowest river stage in nearly forty years. The condition is caused by ice gorges above and is not natural. forecaster Spencer says river will rise once the gorges clear.

Iowa Evening Press Dubuque Weather Bureau Spencer

Indianola Woman Takes Own Life After Ill Health

Mrs. James Monroe, 37, of six miles south of Indianola Iowa, died after drinking sulfuric acid and cutting her throat. She left a husband and seven children, the youngest of whom was an infant. Authorities cited ill health and brooding over small matters as factors in the act.

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