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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1910

Page

8

State of Iowa v Billings boxing case opens in district court

A large crowd gathered as the State of Iowa charged James Billings with aiding and abetting in a boxing contest. County Attorney I S Pepper prosecutes, H M Bartlett defends. Chief James McElravy testified first, with Wilhite and Sheriff Frank Benham later on. Jurors include W J Ogilvie D J Dwyer A H Freers John Kindler and others.

State of Iowa James Billings I. S. Pepper H. M. Bartlett James McElravy Wilhite Frank Benham W. J. Ogilvie D. J. Dwyer A. H. Freers John Kindler E. C. Miller John Umlandt Frank Sauer Frank Delaney Dan Breen Julius Zellner W.D. Berry Gus Bartlett

Well Known Nichols Resident Dies in Nichols

Mrs. Vinnie Brockway Allen, of Nichols, died yesterday afternoon after a prolonged illness and an operation last fall. She is survived by her husband Willaby Allen, mother Elizabeth Brockway, three sisters Mrs. Glen Epperly near Cranston, Mrs. Charles McCormick of Columbus City, and another sister in Montana. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Nichols, with interment in Nichols Cemetery.

Letts E. F. Brockway Vinnie Brockway-Allen Nichols Brockway- Allen Willaby Allen Elizabeth Brockway Columbus City Glen Epperly Near Cranston Charles McCormick Montana Nichols Cemetery

Loyal Order of Moose Meeting and Upcoming Dance

Local notices invite joining the Loyal Order of Moose with a meeting Friday night and urge bringing at least one new member. A Button Workers Union No. 12854 dance is set for Wednesday at Maccabee Hall with 25 cent tickets and free for ladies. Also reports arrivals and departures of several residents and travel between Burgess Illinois and Maple Mulberry avenues.

Loyal Moose Button Workers Union Maccabee Hall

Special Hat Sale Opens for Ladies and Children

Helen F. Ineichen announces a three day sale offering all trimmed ladies and children's hats at less than half price on Thursday Friday and Saturday December 15 16 and 17.

Helen F. Ineichen Meredith and Snoozer LENIS HE Alph Terry & Hymes Wooldridge

Narrow Escape For Ainsworth Man On Train Crash

T H Will of Ainsworth Iowa escaped serious harm when the Golden State Limited derailed at Ainsworth this morning. He mistakenly started to board the halted train thinking it was No 62 and leaped from the platform just before it left the tracks. He later rode No 62 into Muscatine to visit friends.

T. H. Will Ainsworth Golden State Limited Muscatine Golden State

Jury Fails To Reach Verdict In Bowman Case

After more than fifteen hours the jury in American Security Company versus Fred Bowman could not agree. They reported a verdict of disagree at ten o clock last night but were held until nine this morning before being dismissed by Judge D W Jackson.

American Security Company Fred Bowman D. W. Jackson Hawley

Thomlinson Addresses McKee & Bliven Workers

Factory hands at the McKee & Bliven plant listened to Rev. W. Howard Thomlinson, pastor of Mulford Congregational church, discuss the life of Christ and its influence on men. The talk, under the YMCA, featured a vocal solo by Ernest Tilgner.

McKee & Bliven W. Howard Thomlinson Mulford Congregational Church Young Men's Christian Association Christ Ernest Tilgner

Dinners Served by African M E Church Ladies

One hundred five dinners were served by Mrs. Peter Towns ley and the stewardesses of the African M. E. church at Yeoman hall today. Diners praised the bounteous repast and many bought Grandma Watson's candy, for which the ladies are grateful.

Peter Townsley M. E. Church Yeoman Hall Grandma Watson

Couple United in Tulsa Wedding Unites Illinois Man

Daniel R. Bogart of Eliza Illinois and Ida M. Calbert of Tulsa Oklahoma married today at 2 p m by Police Judge J H Carl in his office. They were unattended and plan to reside in Illinois.

Daniel R. Bogart Eliza, Il Ida M. Calbert Tulsa Okla J. H. Carl Illinois

Quickest Simple Cough Care At Home

Simple home cough syrup recipe promises instant relief and cost savings. Mix sugar syrup with Pinex and warm water to make a pint, take a teaspoon every one to three hours, and it is pitched as effective for whooping cough and sore lungs. The ad asserts Pinex as key ingredient and offers a money back guaranty.

United States Canada The Pinex Co Wayne Ind

Debating Plans at Muscatine High School For Next Year

Muscatine High School will feature debates in English with nearby cities Iowa City and Burlington. Principal G E True has arranged contests. preliminary selection will be held January 6 or 18 to choose representatives. The topic is likely an income tax question. Iowa City teams may have an edge due to university proximity.

Muscatine High School G. E. True Iowa City Burlington Muscatine

Muscatine poised for Central Association baseball berth

Fans celebrate Quincy’s release by the Central Association and expect Muscatine to land a franchise. Local leaders hope a northern Central circuit including Muscatine and Cedar Rapids would bring top level ball all season, with meetings planned to formalize Quincy’s disposal and decide Muscatine’s fate.

Quincy Central Association Muscatine Cedar Rapids Waterloo Central Old Baseball Association The Justice

Wendinger Buys Panitorium and Cigars Shop

John Wendinger purchases the Iowa Panitorium and cigar stand from J. E. Jenkins. He has six years with the business and fifteen years in tailoring, aiming for a modern shop with prompt service and satisfaction.

John Wendinger Iowa Wendinger

Couple Married in Cedar Rapids

Miss Ethel Downing daughter of Mr and Mrs George Downing and George Kubik wed quietly in Cedar Rapids on December 12 1910. They travel to Iowa City to begin housekeeping on College street where the groom runs a business and the bride has many friends awaiting her.

Prairie Grove Ethel Downing George Downing George Kubik Cedar Rapids A. E. Nugent Myrtle Gay

Corn Crop Value Declares Nation's 1910 Harvest

The Department of Agriculture announced final 1910 crop estimates with corn at 3,125,713,000 bushels valued at $1,523,968,000, winter wheat 464,044,000 bushels valued at $413,575,000, and spring wheat 231,399,000 bushels valued at $207,868,000.

Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture

Special Half Price Offer For Dr Howard's Digestive Aid

A. W. Morgan the druggist advertises today for fifty men and women to buy Dr. Howard's specific for constipation and dyspepsia at half price. A money back guarantee backs the claim of relief and health benefits. Orders by mail are accepted with 25 cents postage paid. The sale is planned for Tuesday December 20 with final arrangements at the Y M C A Friday at 2 PM.

A. W. Morgan Dr. Howard

Mrs Charles Hoefflin Honored Again As Oracle Of Lodge

At the Woodbine camp of Royal Neighbors meeting in Woodmen hall on Wednesday evening Mrs Charles Hoefflin was chosen for a fourth time as oracle of the lodge. Several old officers were re elected and the delegate and alternate to the district convention in Cedar Rapids in March were chosen with Mrs Hoefflin named as delegate and Mrs Kate Dunker as alternate.

Charles Hoefflin Woodbine Camp Royal Neighbors Woodmen Hall Cedar Rapids Kate Dunker

Morris Craib Birthday Gift at Brown's Business College

Professor W F Neil received a Morris chair from the student body and faculty of Brown's Business College in honor of his birthday anniversary presented by Clark E Miller. About thirty Ladies Aid members gathered at Mrs J G Schoemaker's home for their regular meeting with a noon dinner and sewing.Mrs Cyrus Satterthwaite to host next session January 11 at her home north of Spangler's chapel.

Morris Craib W. F. Neil Brown's Business College Morris Clark E. Miller Ladies’ Aid Society of Spangler’s Chapel J. G. Schoemaker

Ladies Aid Society Meeting At First Methodist Church

Ittis asked many members to attend the Ladies Aid meeting at the First Methodist Episcopal church, seeking broad participation and support for church activities.

Ittis Ladies’ Aid Society of The First Methodist Episcopal Church

Numerous Davenport visits noted in Wilton todays reports

Wilton residents including John Marolf and several Muscatine and Davenport visitors spent Wednesday in Davenport or on local business. Mrs. Katherine Archer attended a funeral in Iowa City, and others like Dr. A R Leith and Dr C E Whitis handled professional matters during short Davenport sojourns with friends and shoppers.

A. L. Austin Muscatine Win Blanchard Davenport O. E. Kelly Newton Lang Ethyl Iowa City Victor Byrnes Durant A. T. Nelson D. J. Dwyer W. F. Warner Toledo Elmer Weirhauser C. E. Whitis John McClain Lula Barton Ollie Hain George Karns D. H. Dillion F. A. Abbott

Garretts Honor Mamie in Letts event

Letts Iowa December 15 Mr and Mrs A M Garrett and Miss Mamie were noted in a short social item announcing a local event. The fragment indicates a family gathering or social recognition in Letts with those named.

Local Notes From the County Town

A bustling week brings travel updates as J G Small and family visit Muscatine while others return from Kansas City. Cattle and hog shipments head to Chicago with Max MacCormack and D H Westbrook aboard. A hip fracture sidelines Mrs Lemuel Johnson, and No 7 schoolhouse burns after a faulty flue. School board to consider a temporary building. Relatives attend a family funeral with bearers listed.

Kansas City M. J. Garrett Kansas J. G. Small Muscatine Mr. Small Miss Alice Sylvia Ola Gage Jno. Blake J. H. Letts Chicago D. H. Westbrook Max J. MacCormack Joe Hawkins Frank Longstreth Ralph Garard A. N. Holiday Glen Elmer Furnas Ora Clark Furnas Nettie Michael Blankenhorn Ava Clara Washington Dave Blankenhorn Sam Turkington Lemuel Johnson

Death of Sarah Garrard in Muscatine

Sarah Alice Garrard died of pleural pneumonia at her Muscatine home on December 10 1910. Born March 15 1868 in Fulton County Illinois she was 42 years 8 months and 25 days old. Survived by daughter Iva mother Mrs M J Horton sister Mrs Alicia Ingraham brothers William and Claude and many relatives. Funeral held December 12 at Conesville M E church with Rev J C Brown and Rev S T Richard. interment Jonesville cemetery.

Conesville Sarah Alice Garrard Muscatine Fulton County Ill Iva M. J. Horton Alicia Ingraham William Claude Conesville M. E J. C. Brown S. T. Richard Jonesville

Prairie Grove Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits

Prairie Grove December reports list Walter Fogg’s Chicago trip while George Down and wife visited daughter Myrtle Gay and family. Earl Jackson of West Liberty attended to Frank Robins sale. Gladys Horns stayed home due to illness. Charles Schiend’s family joined Sunday birthday celebrations for Mrs. William Miller. John Downing and Ridenours visited Iowa City. Cann family hosted a day with Charlet Cann.

Prairie Grove Walter Fogg Chicago George Down Vanity Myrtle Gay Earl Jackson West Liberty Jackson Frank Robins Sundar William Miller John Downings Iowa Ridenour Charlet Cann

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Order of Moose Frank Bowman D. M. Simms Burgess, Ill Catherine Widenbacher Louis Freyermuth Greeley, Neb Nicholas Freyermuth Henry Freyermuth Ains Bowman Thomlinson M. FE Couple United Oklahoma D. W. Brockman Principal True Pearl City Panitorum J. E. Jenkins George Kubik Swan Wilton H. L. Horton C. B. Horton Gu Moyer Cleveland Moyer Leonard Moyer Albert Moyer Prair Grove Journal Iowa Ave Sound Cris Terke DEL
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