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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1912

Page

7

Local visitors fill Muscatine city Saturday

A flood of visitors from Columbus Junction Wilton Letts and Cedar Rapids came to Muscatine Saturday for shopping visits and train departures. Residents including Mrs Mary McKee Mrs Addie McNamer Miss Orn Garrison and Mr J A Custer left or arrived by late afternoon trains while others returned home after a day in the city.

Mra Mary McKee Barnes City Mra. J.P. Haobner Wilton G. N. Brown Letts Apent Addie McNamer Nona A. L. Winn East Seventh Atroet Columbus Junction Misa Allee Allen Felands George Valett Orn Garrison Inne McNamer W. H. Rudd Miag Mantle Ator George Ramer Nichols City George Carter Wilsow Ater George Held S Miller Wellman Inchicazo G. C. Wacker Hazel Hafner Latta Laura Hartman Town City Eva Krider Hendricks Hugh Moynagh East Second Street

NO SERVICES AT MUSSERVILLE CHURCH DURING DRUM MEETINGS

No services will be held at Musserville Methodist Episcopal church this week as Drum services at the Y M C A take precedence. Rev G P Badgley states the South End church aligns with city practice to boost revival attendance. Sunday morning services will proceed at the regular hour but Sunday evening is canceled due to meetings under the Laymen's Association. Quarterly Conference held with Dr A J Boatman presiding. delegates from both churches attend. Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday at 5 o'clock. Mrs Fred Hoopes hosts. Other items note Mrs Milton Bingnem of Milan IL visiting. Milton Hardman of Grandview returns from corn gathering and visits Island residents.

Musgarville Island M. E. Church Musser ‘Ville M. E A. J. Boatman Ladies' Aid of the Musserville M. Be Fred Hoopes Milton Bingnem Milan L. O Taylor Ors Hardman Grandview Milton Hardman Will Thera

Prominent South End grocer dies after long illness

William Hartman longtime resident of the city died Sunday after a yearlong illness at his home 1156 Hershey Avenue He was born in Muscatine in 1879 and had spent his life here He and his wife Virginia had five children two sisters and two brothers survive Funeral at 2 PM Tuesday from his home with Rev J B Rendall of the First Presbyterian Church officiating Interment in Greenwood Cemetery Hartman brothers operated Hartman Bros grocery on Hershey Avenue prior to his illness

Wiliam Hartman Herahey Avenue Mr. Hartman Mustatine Bylgia van Atta Land Ia Adam Hartman Herahe Gavenue Freda Vivian Hartman Dallas Bert Hartman Ida Bogdaton Ira Romigang Edward Hartman Harry Hartman Hartman Bros Hershey Avenue J. B. Rendall First Presbyterian Church Greenwood Cemetery South South Sidings Fred Gray Muscatine F. A. Craddock Frm Muscatine Island John Johnson G. W. Hardman Island

Rummage Sale Proves A Success Saturday

Mulford Congregational Ladies Aid society held its most successful rummage sale Saturday at the first Congregational church. About a hundred dolls and numerous booths boosted profits. a luncheon and evening crowd aided fundraising. Mrs. Frank Mull presided, with booths run by Mrs. John Gettert, Mrs. Wilson Riggs, and Miss Katherine Liebbe.

Mulford Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society fFirst Frank Mull John Gettert Oiis Wilson Riggs Katherine Llebbe

Skating on Slough Indulged in Sunday

The slough is frozen to several inches thick and capable of bearing several boys. Children from South Siding and nearby towns enjoyed the first winter skating of 1919 with some venturing onto the icy surface after a light thaw. Several residents, including Gerald Brown and Eva Hitman, traveled for visits and returns, while others like Leona Powell and Ida Appel spent weekends with friends before returning home.

South Muscatiog Gerald BE Brown Wallace Street Des Moines Eva Hitman Hershey Avente West Liberty Friends Wiliam Fuller Davenport P. Johnson Nebraska Street Sxeale Custer Gedar Rapids Peter Johnson Leona Powell Conesville Sebiiner Meg Avenue

Circumnavigators to Meet in New York City Tonight

One hundred seasoned circumnavigators, each having sailed around the globe at least once, will gather in New York for a meeting. The toastmaster will use a whale tooth gavel presented to the club by a Bryan associate, with William Jennings Bryan and President Taft mentioned in the chatter.

New York N. Y William Jennings Bryan Taft

Millions of gallons used to fight Roach Musser blaze

Fire officials describe a massive water effort at the Roach Musser factory ruins with nearly seven million gallons discharged. Fire Chief Frank Curry ordered most units away while Roach Musser crews continued firefighting through the night under Moreman Nolte. Spectators thronged Davenport and nearby towns as water pressures remained high and hoses were secured for continuous streams amid the charred debris. Miss Mamie Jidlehaugh, visiting from Platts, observed the scene.

Roach & Musser Sas and Door Frank Curry Roach & Musser Company Roach & Mulger Moreman Hdward Nolte William P. Rolfs City Water Works Joseph B. Chaplin West Second Street City Water Works Department Roach & Musser Davenport Yester Bremen

All Records Broken At End Of Eighth Hour Grind

New York reports the twentieth annual six day bicycle race in Madison Square Garden set new records by 8 am with all fifteen teams at 189 miles three laps. pace reached 23 miles 6 laps per hour. one spill occurred at 6:30 when Marcel Berthet skidded but recovered. Ad inserted about shoe repair.

New York N. Y Madison Square Garden Hehir Goullgtt Marcel Berthet Maurice Brocco Fourth Avenue Berthet

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