Early Morning Rail Passengers and Local Moves
No. 15 reported 25 minutes late this morning. F. H. McDaniel returned home to Letts. Mrs. A. C. Hopkinson and Mrs. Janette Hopkinson traveled this morning on the Western toward Montezuma for short visits with relatives. Mrs. Fowler and her young son left Davenport for Marion after three weeks with Grace Huffman. Miss Bertha Day joined Prof. and Mrs. Leslie Clendenen for a Davenport visit and dancing outing, returning to Davenport the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hopkinson
Montezuma
Janette Hopkinson
Bertha Day
Davenport
Leslie Clendenen
Local Social Roundup From Sunflower Ridge
Louis Irwin and Billie Carpenter visited Daniel Grimm on Wednesday evening. A group gathered at August Henke's Tuesday night. Mildred Grimm visits sister Mrs. George Bret this week. John Henke Jake Grimm Mollie Henke and Clara Grimm attended a dance at M Bernick's Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Linn Gray spent Wednesday at J S Hetzler's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Ridge
Louis Irwin
Billie Carpenter
Daniel Grimm
August Henke
Mildred Grimm
George Bret
John Henke
Jake Grimm
Mollie Henke
Clara Grimm
M. Bernick
Linn Gray
J. S. Hetzler
High School Notes on Local Basketball and Activities
The past week at the high school featured numerous basketball games across girls teams, seniors versus seniors challenge matches, and junior versus Washington school contests. Senior girls beat juniors 7 to 3, Philomatheans defeated Shakespeareans 33 to 9, and the armory hosted multiple tight matchups with lively crowds and sharp officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Asthalter
Chester Richard
E. Lillibridge
Wil Kaiser
F. Morgan
G. McBride
F. Butler
S. McCoy
L. Greenway
Chester Richards
W. Appel
A. Keath
J. Baird
R. Williamson
C. Opelt
L. Bleeden
F. Hoffman
Washington School
St. Ledger
R. Stafford
E. Volger
Kautz
Ficken
Drier
Washington
Nevius
Homer Junkin
Clarence Schmidt
Ray Brown
Cleo Richards
Philomatheans
Shakespeareans
Fritz Morgan
W. Kaiser
C. Richards
D. Asthalter
B. Walker
Curing Brights Disease and Diabetes in California
Claims promise cures for Brights disease and diabetes with an 87 percent recovery rate. Reports and demonstrations are said to be conclusive, and readers are urged to request the reports and the new treatment for urgent cases. Sole Agent for Muscatino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
California
Young New York Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Cure
A New York woman describes severe ovarian inflammation and dragging pains eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports rapid relief after two to three doses and calls for others to try it to avoid doctor bills. An offer of $5000 for the original letter is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wright
Oeiwein
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia S. Pinkham
Adelaide
Real estate transfers for week ending December 12 1902
Titus & Jackson list weekly transfers including Hagerman to Carter Cratther Nelson to Leverich Steinmetz to Woliberg Appel to Herget and others. Notes mention Wilton Wilton Park and subdivision lots 5 through 12 with varied zoned parcels and monetary amounts. A Whittaker passenger on the 7:58 train to Washington for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus & Jackson
Carl Hagerman
SOU Kesiuc
Henry Carter
James Rhoda Carter
Hanna Gertenbach
Mulien
Green & Stone
Francis Crabtree
C. Christiansen
Wilton Boro
TED Vc
Ice Spades
Georgia
W. Austin
R. Williams
Hagerman
A. Cartern
M. B. Nelson
Sarah A.ander Kennedy, Jr
Deceas
Almira Payne
Jo- Peter J. Johnson
John M. B. McClurg
Niels Nebergall
A. G. Whittaker
Washington
Municipal Ownership Debate at Muscatine Library
Last evening the Library Debating Club held a spirited meeting on municipal ownership of Muscatine lighting. The audience was small while M. W. Stapleton and J. F. Devitt argued for the affirmative and J. W. Eells and C. R. Stafford for the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Debating Club
S. Pepper
E. S. Batterson
Muscatine
J. W. Eells
Union of Light and Power Plants
John F. Devitt
Ralph Stafford
Stafford
E M. Warner
L. S. Pepper
G. M. Titus
A. S. Lawrence
Catarrh Cure Promotional Notice and Endorsements
An advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by J. Cheney & Co. It includes endorsements from West & Truax and Walding Kinnan Marvin, claims internal action on blood and mucous membranes, lists price at 75 cents, and notes free testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cheney & CO
F. J Cheney
West &Truax
Toledo
Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
O Hall
Largest runaway tale from Grandview shocks town
John Ellis recounted a dramatic runaway near Grandview. Lewis Leiberknecht and his wife rode to town to board a train when their frightened team bolted onto the railroad, crossing five bridges before returning home and stopping at the front gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Grandview
Lewis Leiberknecht
A Good Cough Medicine endorsement from Toowoomba resident
W C Wockner, a respected local, testifies Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured his two month severe cough. He recommends it for others to try and benefit, noting it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Toowoomba
Australia
Chamberlain
W. C. Wockner
Wockner
Miss Timmerman Returns Home From City Visit
Miss Timmerman traveled on the Western this morning bound for Lone Tree after a several days’ visit in the city.
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F. C. Wilcox
New Britain Av
Hartford
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Rondout
N. Y
W. Ec, Battey
Eis Ncun Examination Free
West Second Street
McBride & Cope’s Drug Store
John A Robbins
F. H. McDaniel
Letts
D. Grant
S. Smalley
H. C. Thiesen
New York
Debating Club
Stapleton
M. W. Stapleton
Eells
Devitt
Ayer
Koeckeritz & Wagner
Wittich Bros
Lightning Medicine Co
Rock, Island, Ill
Havercamp's
Grand Opera House
Julius Cahn
David Harum
Edward Noyes Wescott
D. Applton & Co
Edward E. Rose
Garrick Theater
Hous
Wm. Furst
Sale
Gann Oo
Hurse
Dickettes
Amberlin, Kinnt & Co
James K. Hackett
Isabel
Irving
Wilfrid Norte
Stephen Brice
Winston Churchill
W.W. H. Grassmeyer & Co
Kearney
Nebr
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