Roach and Musser Men Lead Factory League Standings
Roach and Musser defeated Holzhauer 9 to 2 at the YMCA gym to retain a small pennant lead. Barry defeated Rabe deaux to close in, Empire Button added the Hudson brothers and beat McKee and Bliven 16 to 6 in front of about 400 spectators as standings and results followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holzhauer
Roach and Musser
Barry
Rabedeaux
Red Diamond
Empire Button Company
Hudson Boys
Dope
McKee and Bliven
Petaman Roach & Musser
Seee
Produce
Empire von McKee & Bliven
Huttig
Hawkeye
Vienna
Empire
McKee & Bliven
Pneumonia Fatal After Measles Claims Local Boy
Raefel Jesse Zaehringer eight year old son of Mr and Mrs William J Zaehringer of 420 Evang street died Saturday night at 7 30 at home after brief illness He first had measles then a cold led to pneumonia in the following days The death notice records the child's name ages and residence with no further details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raefel Jesse Zaehringer
William J. Zaehringer
Evang Street
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY NOTICE
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists guarantee a refund if it fails to cure. The box bears the signature of E W Grove and is priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
High Honor for Dr. E. H. King
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Surgeons associationgave Dr. E. H. King of Muscatine the presidency at the annual Chicago convention. Nearly all company surgeons attended the event, and the honor marks King as the Muscatine county coroner elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Grandview News Briefs From December Visit and Local Activity
Mrs. M. Hunter of Wapello arrives on the 3:00 train to visit her sister Mrs. Gee. Ed. De Powell is ill at E. H. Dodder’s. Congregational Sunday school plans a Christmas program. Mrs. Wm. McGill, a Wapello business caller, returns by the 3 o’clock train. James Graham of Wapello attends to business in town. Mrs. Frank Evans and Mrs. Fred Hoffman travel to Wisconsin for the funeral of Guy Latta. they are joined by Mrs. Vinnie Nelson of Los Angeles for an extended visit. Will Morgan, Mississippi Valley Exchange manager, investigates line trouble. Mrs. Ollie McGrew and children shop in Muscatine. Mrs. Henry Lang and Miss Ora Gast ride to Muscatine for shopping. Clarence McGrew and wife transact business in Muscatine. Grandview L and C Co. receives a car load of brick. Dr. L. G. Woodruff of Columbus Junction spends a weekend with relatives. Mrs. C. P. Wagner visits Muscatine. Miss Gertrude Allen visits Muscatine. Mrs. Frank Berk and Marcus travel to Muscatine. Roy Schneider returns from Des Moines for vacation with his parents. Storms known in Muscatine. Wm. Schweitzer returns from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
M. Hunter
Wapello
Frank Evans
Fred Hoffman
Wisconsin
Guy Latta
Vinnie Nelson
Los Angeles
Cal
Will Morgan
Mississippi Valley Exchange
Ollie McGrew
Muscatine
Henry Lang
Ora Gast
Clarence McGrew
Grandview L. & C. Co
L. G. Woodruff
Columbus Junction
C. P. Wagner
Gertrude Allen
Frank Berk
Marcus
Roy Schneider
Commercial College
Des Moines
J. Z. Schneider
Wm. Schweitzer
Chicago
Freers
Lewis Leiberknecht
Letts
Messrs
Beckey and
Wilson
Chet
Stephens
Oakville
Jnck Benson
Columbus City
Messrs. Carr
Chas
Bert Zimmerman
Herbert Gipple
Spring Run
Hugh Graham
Canada
J. W. Hummel
la Porte City
McBride
Mesdames
Bert Kammerer
Faye Jackson
Dan Walker
Clear Lake
Will
J. P. Walker
Chas. King
David Stineman
Methodist Church
Laree Pair Twins In One Schoolroom
Miss Agnes O'Brien teaches Central School No. 4 at Arden Iowa with three pairs of twins among her pupils Edward and Francis O'Toole Emmett and Gerald O'Toole and Arthur and Alfred Stanger aged 13 11 and 14 years respectively The O'Tooles are sons of Mr and Mrs James O'Toole of near Letts Iowa Central School No 4 is the county's largest with 30 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes O’brien
Central School No. 4
Arden
Edward
Francis O'Toole
Emmett
Gerald O'Toole
Arthur
Alfred Stanger
Iowa
O'Toole
James O'Toole
Letts
Central School
Muscatine County
Fire destroys Schmelzer house on East Front Street
The Schmelzer property at 1107 East Front Street burned Sunday night in a suspected incendiary fire. Gasoline evidence found, a bucket with fuel and oil spread through the cottage, with neighbors and firefighters saving adjoining homes. Estimated loss about $1,000, partially insured. the owner vows to pursue the unidentified arsonist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schmelzer
East Front Street
Roy Purcell
W. G. Barry
Miss Hess
Benjamin Hess
Second Street
Charles Hagerman
Schmelzer
Local residents move about in pre holiday travel and news
Several Muscatine area residents visited towns for business and family matters. Mrs. Schneider and Mrs. Peck traveled from Euclid Minnesota. Mrs. Peck plans a longer stay. The High school closed briefly due to a relative’s death. Mrs Tucker stayed with relatives in Columbus Junction. Others sent cattle to Chicago, visited family in Letts and Oakville, and planned winter trips to Los Angeles. A week of Methodist prayer meetings begins December 14.
West Liberty Basketball Rivalry Ends Narrowly
In Wiley Grand Saturday Iowa Citys S U S Law students beat West Liberty high 35 to 33 in a close game with Field as referee and Geo. Thomas umpiring. Curtain raiser saw the girls win 24 to 10. Next game vs Washington set for Dec 19. Mrs S Chesebrough and two children left Atalissa after a visit with Robt Hindee family. Miss Elizabeth Mountain rode to Downey aboard Saturday night train.
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West Liberty
Wiley Grand
S. U. S. Law
West Liberty High School
Iowa City
Field
Geo. Thomas
Washington
S. Chesebrough
Margaret
Herbert
Atalissa
Robt. Hindee
Elizabeth Mountain
Downey
Rheumatism Linked to Dyspepsia Says Medical Group
A large and growing school of physicians argues that overeating animal proteins leads to digestion issues, blood nitrogen buildup, uric acid, and rheumatism. Proper digestion of proteids is essential, while Sturaits Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted as a remedy, with a trial offer from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
West Liberty Guests and Local Visitors Highlight Weekend
The town greeted a steady stream of visitors and travelers on Saturday and Sunday. Residents from Mt. Vernon, Davenport, Downey, Reynolds, Atalissa and Muscatine spent time in town trading, visiting relatives, and attending events at the Burtis opera house and Presbyterian church. Notable moves include Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stratton of Mt. Vernon leaving for Davenport after two weeks here, and Bert Martin selling Kansas farm land for $6000.
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Ben Stratton
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Davenport
Fred Macdonald
Harry Macdonald
Dave Cornwall
Downey
Ed. Crees
Emma Crees
Bertha Hall
Mina Hormel
Iowa City
C. M. Nichols
Cc. W. Jones
Reynolds
J. F. Gaunt
Ben Schmidt
Atalissa
H. G. Ochiltree
Wilton
Jasperson
B. A. Nichols
Alma
Rocky Mountain Limited
Burtis Opera House
L. Figle
Sarah Coffman
Earl Martin
Clinton, Tra
Gus. de Forest
Sadie Wilshire
J. E. McIntosh
A. Kranz
Lone Tree
Barbara Stemm
Bert Martin
Sayre
Okla
Ollie Ireland
M. W. Cunningham
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Church
West Liberty
Local Drug Ad Promises Quick Relief Pills
Caught In the Act And arrested by Dr. King's New Life Pills, bilious headache quits and liver and bowels act right. 25c. Haver camp's Prescription Drug Store.
Wilmer Smiths Move to Marked Tree Ark and Local Lodge Elections
Mr and Mrs Wilmer Smith left for their new home in Marked Tree Ark School closed due to measles The Modern Woodmen elected officers with J J Hoskins as counsel and others named The Royal Neighbors elected officers including Edna Christian Elenora McKinney and Vinnie Smith in the ensuing term
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Moscow
Ita
Wilmer Smith
Marked Tree
Ark
Hain’s Hall
J. J. Hoskins
G. L. Hearst
C. F. Lyon
Henry Smith
George Lincoln, Jr
Inner Sentinel
Henry
Local visitors and horse setback noted in town
Manager A. M. Duffee reports Henry Plane lost a horse Wednesday evening. Myrtle Davis of Atalissa, Dan Smith of Illinois City visited the area. Harry Chase visited West Liberty. Elliot Baker and his father George Baker arrived for a short stay. Emma Hains visiting her mother Mrs Wildasin of Wilton. Mrs Harry Hain is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Duffee
Henry Plane
Myrtle Davis
Atalissa
Dan Smith
Illinois City
Harry Chase
West Liberty
Elliot Baker
George Baker
Emma Hains
Wildasin
Wilton
Harry Hain
Olive Branch Community Notes Reflect Local Visits and Travel
Olive Branch Iowa reports a string of visits and travels. Pat O'Brien called at the C Pontel home while August Johnson and son Albert from Green Valley passed through for Muscatine. D D Webster and Miss Emma Pontel are seen in Muscatine visiting friends and relatives. Harry Webster and Mr Slasher also appear in Muscatine on business or call at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Pontel
Muscatine
Harry Webster
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Roach
Musser
HI. Gobble
Anson
E. P. Day
East Second Street
J. E. Stevenson
Iowa Avenue
Raefel Zaehringer
E. H. King
Laree
Ardon
Stanger
Agnes O'Brien
Mr. Barry
Journal
Gladstein & Company
State of
N. Rosenberger
W. D. Burk
S. M. Hughes
First National Bank
Chester White Boars
P. Wagner
Grandview, Ia
Kemble & Kemble
Wm. Hendricks
J. A. Rehmel
Wallace St
Enquirer. Journal
Et. L. Moore & Son
J. Schrock
R. R
Jersey
J. C. Wood
Pacific Coas
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Minn
E. C. Peto
Third Street
North Mulberry
G. M. Titus
West 2Nd St
Lenox Silk Works
Fifth Ave
New York
Malter College
Vienna Pearl Button Co
Schaefer
Commercial Hotel
Sweetland Center
John W. Millar
Expressman
Woolworth
W. Journal
Fred Schoenig
Lucas St
J. B. Jarvis
Fruitland
Fred Jarvis
Prairie Avenue
Oxford Produce Co
Oxford
J. Greenblatt
E. Second Street
A. L. Pierson
East 2Nd St
Pioneer Button Co
Pearl Button Co
Hawkeyes Pearl Button Co
Sam
P. O
Wentha Ry. Corres. School
Freeport
Moler
College
West Front Street
Mulberry
Olive Branch
J. Carl Barnard
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