Local News Movements From Muscatine Area
Mrs Edward Davis leaves for Fairport after shopping in the city. Miss Ella Crabtree heads to Fairport for a short visit with friends. Mrs William Calkin departs for Fairport after shopping. Mrs E J Prentiss tours from Muscatine to Chicago. Edward Bohling leaves for Freeport Illinois for an open time. Mrs W R Robinson goes to Davenport for a day with friends. Mrs W F Carlisle travels to Rock Island to visit her son Harry Bishop. Miss Emma Kohlhammer sails to Milwaukee for three weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs J F Quinn from West Davenport visit sister Mrs W F Ramm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Carlisle
Illinois City
Rock Island
Harry Bishop
East Hill Hosts Birthday Dinner at Hines Home
Mr and Mrs William Hines of Park Place entertained relatives and friends at a 5 o clock Friday dinner to celebrate the former s fifty first birthday. Guests included Mrs Edward Schweitzer Mr and Mrs Henry Meyers John Meyers family Fred Hines Carl and Fred Snider and Mr and Mrs Francis Maxson among others. Nearby, Mrs J J Brown and Mrs J Schmidt left for Rock Island to visit Mrs O C Seidlitz. A son arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Custer Friday evening. Mrs Nola Rorick and son Lester left for Wilton after visiting the Reynolds family on Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hines
Park Place
Edward Schweitzer
Henry Meyers
John Meyers
Fred Hines
Carl
Fred Snider
Francis Maxson
Charles Meyers
J. J. Brown
Oak Street
J. Schmidt
East Eighth Street
Rock Island
O. C. Seidlitz
Frank Custer
Halstead Street
Nola Rorick
Lester
Wilton
J. H. Reynolds
Park Avenue
Personal injury suit filed in district court over broken arm
Betty Baker sues Noah Tutt seeking 3000 dollars for injuries she says came when Tutt slammed a door into her arm, fracturing it and causing permanent loss of use. A jury panel includes Julius Zellner Niles Sherfey Henry Dealing and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Baker
Noah Tutt
Mr. Tutt
Julius Zellner
Niles Sherfey
Henry Dealing
D. J. Dwyer
John Kindier
Frank Sauer
George Scholten
G. W. Black
W. J. Ogilvie
George M. Wells
John Umlandt
Joseph Marchant
Ladies Aid society sale progress at December 20 event
Gratifying progress was made by the Ladies Aid Society of the 1st Methodist Episcopal church for a sale December 20 in the German American Bank basement. Thirty seven members attended a Friday meeting at the Y M C A assembly room. A lunch will accompany the sale with many fancy bags and dolls on display and aprons featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
1St Methodist Episcopal Church
Aid Society
David Legler
J. Hocke
Second Ward
Anna Morrison
South of Cedar
J. Chenoweth
Mulberry
John Reay
South Muscatine
D. B. Addieman
Cynthia Millar
E. L. Everhart
F. H. Little
Farther Lights Society Sets Monthly Meeting
The Farther Lights society of the First Baptist church will hold its regular session Monday evening at Mrs. J. B. Smith East Fourth Street. Mrs. Smith will be assisted by Misses Emma Flora Manlovy and Mayme Othmer. The program on Work in Alaska will be led by Mrs. F E Schmidt. The gathering is expected to be interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farther Lights Society
First Baptist Church
J. B. Smith
East Fourth Street
Annual Election By Royal Neighbors At Woodbine Camp
A large attendance of the members is desired at the regular meeting of Woodbine camp of Royal Neighbors next Wednesday evening at the Woodman hall. The annual election of officers is scheduled to take place at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Woodbine
Woodman Hall
Mrs W L Mull to Host Card Club Meeting
The Monday Evening Card Club will be entertained next week by Mrs. W. L. Mull at 116 West Sixth Street. The event will bring together club members for an evening at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Mull
West Sixth Street
Keiser Moves to Muscatine From Columbus Junction
J F Keiser has sold his Columbus Junction farm and purchased a modern home on Orchard Avenue Fair Oaks Muscatine from Titus Loan Investment Co He will reside in Muscatine Miss Vera Carter of Sweetland leaves for Chicago for a two month visit with relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Keiser
Muscatine
Columbus Junction
Orchard Avenue
Fair Oaks
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Vera Carter
Sweetland
Chicago
Miss Eva Lezotte Hosts Pi Kappa Club Gathering
Pi Kappa members met at Miss Eva Lezotte’s East Third Street home Friday evening for a fortnightly session. Three tables of five hundred were played before a three course luncheon. White chrysanthemum clusters and holly designs added a Christmas touch to the affair. Next meeting date was not decided due to holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Kappa Club
Lezotte
East Third Street
Eva Lezotte
Edith Barnard Hosts Ninth Birthday Party
Edith Barnard hosts a birthday party for nine guests at the Dr. Fred Schmidt home on West Third Street. The event runs from three to six with games like Peanut contest and Ring Toss. A large cake with nine candles is featured and refreshments are served by Mrs. Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Barnard
Miss Edith Barnard
Fred Schmidt
West Third Street
Schmidt
Kensington United Brethren Meet At Dickerson Home
Mrs Frank Ellman Jr and Mrs Lem Dickerson hosted the Kensington unit at 502 East Seventh Street. Twenty members attended with light refreshments after an afternoon of regular work. The next session is scheduled for Friday afternoon December 30 with Miss Winifred Giesler and Mrs Will Geller as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ellman, Jr
Lem Dickerson
United Brethren Kensington
East Seventh Street
Winifred Giesler
Will Geller
Thomas C. Rutter Pension Doubled After Bill Passage
Civil War private pension bill doubles monthly pay for many veterans. Thomas C. Rutter of South Muscatine, paralyzed after a stroke, is listed at 24 dollars monthly and now receives increased support. The measure names over four hundred volunteers and includes others in Iowa districts. Rutter resides at 1172 New Hampshire Street and is a Shelby Norman Post member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Dawson
Wm. H. Easterly
Eugene J. Rigby
Thomas C. Rutter
Good
Joseph Bulenbeck
William Gales
David Brown
Kendall
Eliza Church
Hull
Charles Nettleton
Joshua H. C. James
Nathaniel Little
Andrew J. Shell
Jameson
Wm. C. Miller
Benj. T. Garr
Hubbard
Alfred D. Collier
South Muscatine
Shelby Norman Post
New Hampshire Street
Trinity Guild Sale Offers Aprons and Fancy Work
A sale by the Trinity Guild is slated for December 14 in the basement of the German American building offering aprons and fancy work for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Guild
Mrs Etta Greenwalt Leaves for Chicago Visit
Mrs. Etta Greenwalt departed this morning for Chicago from the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Flint on Sycamore Street where she had been visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Greenwalt
R. Flint
Sycamors Street
Chicago
Piano Tuning and Repair at Hirt & Fesler
Leave your orders at Hirt and Fesler Piano Co for tuning and repairing. Phone 586 X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirt & Fesler Piano Co
Mrs Brennan Returns Home from Riverside Visit
Mrs. Mary Brennan, visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs. George Casper on West Sixth street, returned to her Riverside home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brennan
George Casper
West Sixth Street
Riverside
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Steinway
Weber and Stock
Edward Davis
Fairport
Ella Crabtree
Nebraska Street
William Calkin
E. J. Prentiss
Edward Bohling
Freeport
Ill
Emma Kohlhammer
Mulberry Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
J. F. Quinn
West Fifth Street
Davenport
W. F. Ramm
East Hill
Rreinemund
Schaefer
Isls Asie Tacs
Iowa Avenue
Hear Baker-Tutt
Tutt
L. M. Grigsby
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Pine Street
Rhea Legler
Jessie Asthalter
Elizabeth Hoopes
Mabel Zeidler
Daisy Pantel
Grace Walton
Grigsby
Charles Chenoweth
PI Kappas
Dickerson
Thomas Rutter
Sion
Luellen & Freeman
Silvers
China
Mir
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