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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1905

Page

4

Gas Hopes Rise as Nevens Farm Well Drills Near 110 Feet

Burlington meeting tonight at the Delano hotel will discuss the M N and extension to the city as well as local business matters. A coal drill on the Nevens Farm near Lowe Run reports over 100 feet of depth and expects natural gas within reach, with plans to continue drilling until gas is confirmed or refuted. Mrs Henrietta Schroeder of Blue Grass has died this morning, aged about 72, survived by six children and several grandchildren. funeral Monday at 2 PM from the Blue Grass home.

Nevens Lowe Neyens Grosjean Holt Vichy Delano Hotel Burlington Muscatine M. N Commercial Exchange Committee Henrietta, Schroeder Tate Gurl Schroeder Max Peterson Blue Grass Lansfeldt Germany Gue America Muscatine County Houg Carl Schroeder Schroeder Matilda Jessie Mary Zellner Montpelier Denmark Holland Jereer France

Local News Briefs From Cedar Rapids and Nearby

EF C Knapp travels to Cedar Rapids for Sunday with friends. Geo Krauz’s store advertises greens and decorations. Joe at Hire & Hester’s Piane ecore features Columbia discs. Davenport visitors travel via Pitefly for Riverside. A large stock of belly greens at Geo Kranz’s flower store. Mrs Frazier recovering at Hershey hospital after surgery. Michael Healy visits city amid obituary for Owen White. Rev Porter returns from Burlington after two days away. Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Peck noted returning home. Pastor to announce meetings at Spangler’s chapel with Rev Judson Kempton. Fred Miller operated on for appendicitis at Hershey hospital. recovery favorable. J J Johnson leaves for Cedar Rapids to join Dealing’s orchestra masquerade. Des Moines visit by Mr and Mrs Thomas Gillespie. Funeral notice for Owen White. Family rides to Cincinnati Junction to visit relatives.

J.J. Johnson Cedar Rapids Dealing Thomas Gillespie Des Moines Wis Cing Owen White

Cheapest round trips to Southwest by Cotton Belt Route

Homeseeker advertises the Cotton Belt Route with the lowest round trip fares to Southwest points via St Louis or Cairo. Dates for cut rates include Oct 3 and 17, Nov 7 and 1, Dec 5 and 19. Offers maps, literature, and ticket costs through E W Labeaume G P & T A at St Louis.

St. Louis Cairo E. W. Labeaume G. P T. A St. Levis

Muscatine Man Sentenced in Kansas City Jail

William Hoch, once of Muscatine, was sentenced last week in Kansas City to one year in the city jail on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. The original charge was forgery for signing a check for 32.00. the accusation was reduced after his plea. Hoch, a former local resident and son of a noted lumber merchant, had moved to Madison.

William Hoch Kansas City Cowhs Mi Hoeh Wisik Madison Kentas City

Poor House Poor Company in Richard the Third

Tolin Griffith starred as Richard the Third at the Grand Opera House to a small audience. His performance showed promise but was marred by irritating company voices and repetitive ending of lines, hampering the play’s artistic impact.

Tolin Griffith Richard Grifty

Leaf Clover club hosts society meeting notices

Society notices list local clubs and meeting times at various addresses including Mrs James Healey southwest of the city and the Federation of Woman's clubs at Abruvy. Other listings include Shades with Mrs A F Critz 515 Hast Ninth street and a Myra Loe Burwell address on Third street with Tuesday through Friday gatherings. Washington Chapter No 4 BR AL installed officers at Masonic hall with W H McCorking, EB Othmer, H Madden and others in new posts.

Your Leaf Clover Club James Healey City Federation of Woman's Clubs Abruvy Shades A. F. Critz Ninth Clio M. M. White Muthervy Fr. J. Hartman Fourth Street Twesday Atmoreebb Joe Will Burlington Road Spalding Migs Klein West Third Sureet Washington BR AL Masonic Hall W. H. McCor EB. Othmer H. ©. Madden L. Jolson C. HM. Gobble W. H. Graff A. W. Scott R.A. Capraiu C. C. Brainworth Ad V.—H Othmer Jacob Worst Tyler—W. Satterthwaite Nickel Plate Road Chicago Bifaio Sue New York City Bostom

Officers Elected at D of F Lodge Meeting

Peart City lodge No 39 D of F held a meeting at Maccabee hall to elect officers for the coming year. Chof Honor Miss Emma Bits, Lady of Honor Mrs Mirlain Pfeit, Chief of Ceremonial Mrs Hata Springer, Recorder Mrs Frances Heller, Financier Mrs Lizzie Beil, Receiver Mrs Lillie Fisher, Usher Miss Agnes Rabbitt, Janet Watch Miss Alice Gettert, Outer Watch William Nyenhus, Trustee Mrs Marle Worst were named.

Peart City Lodge No. 39 D. of F Maccabee“hall Emma Bits Mirlain Pfeit Ceremonia Hata Springer Frances Heller Lizzie Beil Lillie Fisher Agnes Rabbitt Janet Watch Alice Gettert Outer Watch Wiliam Nyenhus Tristee Marle Worst

Funeral of Owen White Held at St Matthias Church

The funeral of Owen White was held this morning at St Matthias Catholic Church. Rev Father Leonard conducted the rites. Remains were interred at St Mary’s cemetery after services. Pallbearers included James Fitzgerald, Peter Ryan, Peter McPartland, Patrick Rabbitt, Bryan Conor, and Michael O’Meila.

Owen White St. Matthias Church

Roosevelt Fires Marshal Matthews for misconduct

President removes T. R. Matthews of Nebraska Washington D C from office amid a case involving Richards and Comstock. The court sentenced the defendants to six hours in custody before being turned over to their counsel. Matthews was immediately handed to counsel after removal.

T. R. Matthews Nebraska Washington, D. C Des Tne Lmen R. Matthews District of Nevrasia Richards Comstock dHegatly Defendasta Remnin Mathews

Isle of Pines delegate ignored by House leaders

Washington December. Edward Ryan, claimed territorial delegate to Congress by Isle of Pines residents, will be shunned when he presents credentials at the Capitol. Speaker Cannon ridicules his authorization and compares it to the wild man of Borneo seeking recognition, noting resolutions can be introduced for any cause but gaining actual seat is impossible.

House Borneo Cannon Washington, D. C Edward €. Ryan Isle of Pines Congress Fran Ryan American Congress St Paul

Superintendent Crouch Lecture on The Simple Life

Marshall Crouch superintendent of Columbus Junction spoke at High Prairie M E church last Friday on The Simple Life in a forcible and impressive manner to an appreciative audience. He addressed a topic gaining growing interest in the community.

Marshall GC. Crouch Marshall Crouch Columbus Junction High Prairie M. E

Last Rites Held For G M Fordham In Blooming ton Township

Funeral services for George M Fordham were held at 2 o clock in Blooming ton township conducted by Rev Mre Curtings bail charge of the services. He was buried in the Greenwood cemetery family lot. Comrades from Shelby Norman Post attended, honoring his service as a member.

G. M. Fordham George M. Fordham Friends Bloomington Township Mre. Curtiings Greenwood Cemetery Shelby Norman Post

Judge sentences bank president to prison term

Cleveland reports Federal Judge Vasley pronounces sentence on O K Hayes, president of Galion Otto National Bank, found guilty of violating national banking laws. He receives seven and a half years in the penitentiary and must pay prosecution costs.

Cleveland Bec Vasley O. K. Hayes Galion, Otto, National Bank

Two Men Shot in Alpena Domestic Incident

In Alpena Michigan on December C Peter Jr Wood shot his father dotan Lax Fentham and Chief of Police Fockler as officers attempted to arrest him. The three wounded men will recover amid a domestic town incident that preceded the shooting.

Alpena, Mich Dec. C Peter Jr. Wood Lax Fentham iFockler

Opie Reid Among Passengers On Wrecked Milwaukee Train

Famous southern novelist Opie Reid rode the Milwaukee wrecked train this morning and spent the day visiting friends in the city. He departed at 10 o clock for his home in Chicago, enroute from Kansas.

Opie Reid Milwaukee Chicago Kansas City

Troubadours to Perform December 13 at Hare's Hall

Muséuilme Tribe No 95 has arranged a concert and ball at Hare's hall on December 13. The Troubadour Orchestra is secured to provide music and a florist will decorate the hall. The Red Men are known for quality, promising a pleasant evening for attendees.

Muséuilme Tribe No. 95 Hare's Hall Ocestre

Social clubs and entertainments fill the week

Notices detail several social events including card games and dinners at homes of Mrs. J Biles Mrs G C Smith Miss Sada Smaley and Mrs W J Roach. Also announced are a Christmas excursion rate by the Nickel Plate Road a church conference schedule and a farm column urging European farming methods and soil fertility.

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J. Redmond Burnington Alder Henrietta Schroeder Grase Seeeka Toben, Malone & CO EF. C. Knapp Holly and Grees Jist Geo. Krauz’s Views Columbia Disc Records Joe Hire Hester Mis.ester Davenport Niverside Geo. Kriunes Flower Store Wu. Lehreurs Wistor Michael Healy Calcago Beng Nere Porter M. I Darel Mr. Merciant Geo. Kranz Wapelly Nichols Wittre Pale Ulieken Ginner F. Berdet Prape Eny Tots Key UW. Walker Spangler'’s Judson Kempton The Baptist Churca Fred Miller Buffalo Prairie Hershey Hospital Oliver Albert Gsatcemeon Cvinmois Junction Warenis Su Town Avenue Fred S. Pentzer Lou East Aer Reutis Roosevelt Isle OF Pines Man Sentenge Ohio Peter J. Wood Woonds Welville Pho Miriam Rebekah Lodge Belah Lodge J. D. Foltiam M. Lawrence Minttie Forter Grate Hawkins Thomas Watson Bloomington Mrs. C. ©. Smith G. C. Smith Fourth and Sycamore Streets Absit Invidia Dancing Club Miss Sada Smalley W. J. Roach Mulberry Street Mark Anson Westshire Street Cedar Street Electa Quarterly Meeting Mugserville Church Ider Thorn State Marshal Club Slate Marshall Club Portance Sue. Browning J. D. Iulliam F. Bowman Tux Reavan Puch Tur Reaves Elfaire Out & Magazine Hesar Caper Lever Janes Warreons Bunce Willan Avisx Warre Octave Tram Hanon MacGrara Dav Guana Pevarrs Harry VayDrse Aswe Waaxes Eva W. Pearin Nemes James Whitcomb Riley Deer Creek Edition Royer Riley Will Vawter Wilkes Buckin Sea Onder Hamk
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