Dr E B Fulliam Buys 2nd Street Property in Muscatine
Dr E B Fulliam becomes owner of 227 and 229 East Second Street, site of the Nievel jewelry store and Giesenhaus grocery, purchased for 40000. He plans a front upgrade and further remodeling. The rest of the item lists local births, travels, illnesses, and notices surrounding Muscatine area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Fulliam
East Second Street
Nievel Jewelry
Giesenhaus
Henrietta
Charles A. Giesenhaus
Fulham
Local Notes From Grandview Area
Grandview IA December 9 all indicates births and visits. A son was born to Dr and Mrs O W McGrew on November 28. Mrs W H Dickinson and daughter Ethyl visited Muscatine Thursday. George Cocklin and son Levi from Muscatine arrived by train Saturday. Mrs George Rexroth and daughter Mary traveled to Muscatine for shopping. Rev E Madrigal rode noon train Monday to Oakville. Dr L G Woodruff of Columbus Junction visited relatives over Sunday and returned Monday. Mrs Dell Stineman shopped in Muscatine Friday and rode the evening train home. A second birth was reported to Roy Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Graham
Muscatine
Della Collins
Robert Schaffer
A. J. Greiner
Masonic Lodge
Letts
Rush Gast
William Baker
C. P. Wagner
C. W. Graham
Opera House
Nevens
Miss May Jones
Cedar Rapids
J. J. Beik
Erma Beckey
Adam Beckey
J. E. Garrett
Wapello
Rev. E. Madrigal
Oakville
Jesse Browning
Lone Tree
Lyman
Winfield
Willis McGrew
Elmer Young
R. A. Schmitt
L. G. Woodruff
Columbus Junction
Dell Stineman
Roy Me
South Muscatine Surprise Party for Mrs Johnson
Mrs. Johnson of 1010 Nebraska street turned thirty-eight yesterday as friends held a morning gathering with an all day party. A bounteous noon dinner, ice cream and cake in the afternoon followed by many presents. Guests included Mesdames Herman Jagow Edward Priester Charles Tice and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Johnson
Nebraska Street
Johnson
Mesdameg
Herman Jagow
Herman Luedtke
Edward Priest
Yuletide Programs in South Schools Franklin and Garfield
Preparations are under way for Christmas entertainments in Garfield and Franklin schools before holiday vacation. Garfield, after a large Thanksgiving program, will not host a general holiday event though some room programs will be shown. Franklin upper grades plan to entertain the lower grades with a program in preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Franklin
Mrs Samuel Hoover Hosts Mite Sewing Society Meeting
A fine meeting of the Mite Sewing Society was held yesterday afternoon at 116 Clinton Street. Members sewed aprons then closed the afternoon with a courteous supper served by Mrs. Hoover. The society will not meet again until after the holidays.
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Mite Sewing Society
Samuel Hoover
Clinton Street
Rev Munster Returns Home From Island Visit
The Rev H W Munster came home today after a week with island residents. Musserville Epworth League will stage another program at Hoopes hall this evening drawing large attendance. Island M R Church women met at Mrs Ella Kemp home to sew items for a future bazaar with another society meeting planned for December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Munster
Hoopes’ Hall
Musserville Epworth League
M. R. Church
Ella Kemp
Local Notes From Nichols Iowa Community
Mrs E B Brown returns home from Muscatine after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Sayers. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Borgstadt with many helping to sew aprons for the holidays. Mr and Mrs G A Briggs went to Davenport for a short stay. Mr and Mrs Ben Ostendorph moved into the Doran property from the farm. Mrs William Quimby seriously ill with pneumonia cared for by a nurse and Dr Kimball. Alvin Stephens ill with typhoid fever improving slightly. Fred Elder ill with measles. Mrs Marvin Albright came from Muscatine to help care for her ill mother Mrs Hesser with grippe. Mr and Mrs Cullen visited Cedar Rapids Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ostendorph
Doran
Rev. Richards
William Quimby
Dr. Kimball
West Liberty
Alvin Stephens
Fred Elder
Marvin Albright
Muscatine
Hesser
Mrs. Cullen
Cedar. Rapids
Mississippi Valley Exchange Visitor Heads to WaPello Hunting Trip
A Mississippi Valley exchange business visitor spent Wednesday afternoon in WaPello. Dick Englehart and two Davenport friends are enjoying an outing of several days at the place, hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley Exchange
Wapello
Dick Englehart
Davenport
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Leysen’s Cut Price Shoe Store
Grandview
Willow
Thompson Bros. Co
West Second St
South Muscatine
Party OF Friends
Mrs. Johnson
Franklin and Garfield
Mrs. Samuel Hoover
South End
Santa
Santa Claus
Butz
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