Local News Shorts and Advertisements Spark City Shopping
Mrs Ruth Parsons of Letts was in the city shopping yesterday M W Stirlen promotes sale of nine and seven room houses Bestenlehner's corn cure marketed for pests John Liebhart of Lucas street recovering from paralysis Charles Smith of Wilton and Frank Bowman visit for shopping Be wise and use Bestenlehner's corn cure We are selling black woods at four dollars per load Roach Musser Sash and Door offers delivery Frank Minder and Henry Nyenhuis left for Lone Tree on business Link Ostrander returns on No 50 from Montpelier Reinemund's muslin underwear sale announced with lower prices and larger assortments
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Roach & Musser Sash and Door Company
Nicholas Bast
Washington St
Lone Tree
A. Gettert
Reynolds
Ill
Henry O'Dell
A. M. Ekelberg
Peoria
J. G. Gunzenhauser
Harry Schmidt
East Fifth Street
Grippe
Saturday Specials at the Boston Store Sale Preview
The Boston Store advertises inspection of new wash goods dress goods silks skirts suits waists petticoats and more at special low prices this Saturday. Fur sets including red peer furs muff and boa offered as complete sets previously priced up to 20 dollars.
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Boston
Handsome New Suits Arrive at Special Low Prices
Fifty new spring suits received in fresh styles with prices from 15.00 to 39.00. Custom order available for any style at the lowest price.
Farm loans and store listings highlight Muscatine window
Farm loans for March 1 settle ments offered. F S Pentzer at 109 E. 2nd. Lilly's shows a beautiful line of wool skirts this week with all new shapes. Mrs H H Wilson of Columbus Junction visits Muscatine. Will Samuels and Homer Putman depart for Lone Tree on business. Mrs A C Armstrong of Summit returns home after visiting Muscatine. Invitation extended to ladies to visit Lilly's store tomorrow. All new wash fabrics in stock. See window at B E Lilly quality store.
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Lilly’s
Will Samuels
Homer Putman
Lone Tree
A. C. Armstrong
Summit
Muscatine
B. E. Lilly
Y W C C A NOTES PROMOTE CLUB SCHEDULE
Mrs V G Robertson's class meets at 7 tonight and stays for the Valentine party. Junior classes gather tomorrow afternoon. D Y B club at 1, K C club at 3. Afternoon physical culture class at 4.
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V. G. Robertson
K. C
Titus Loan and Investment Co mortgage loans offer safe returns
The Titus Loan and Investment Co presents first mortgage farm loans likened to government bonds. Amounts range from $100 to $10,000 with interest and principal collected at no cost to the investor. G. M. Titus, president, 213.
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Titus Loan and Investment Co
G. M. Titus
Pres
Local Notes From Eliza and Surrounding Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Eb. Faler made a business trip to Aledo last Tuesday. John Gerber, visiting relatives at Fairbury, IL, returned home last Monday. Mrs. J. W. Blan is ill with pneumonia. Farmers harvested ice eight inches thick for two weeks. Max Colberg and M. F. Hampton visited Muscatine last Saturday. Martie Bear spent a week in Burlington seeking specialist treatment. Mrs. George Loosier, Bayview teacher near New Boston, visited family in Eliza over the weekend.
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Eliza
Eb. Faler
Aledo
John Gerber
Fairbury
J. W. Blan
Max Colberg
M. F. Hampton
Muscatine
Martie Bear
Burlington
George Loosier
Bayview School
New Boston
Mahalia Louck
East Hill News Discontinues Revival Meetings At Park Avenue M E Church
Inclement weather forces the cessation of revival meetings after ten days at the Park Avenue M E Church. Dr J C Willits announced the meetings would end due to weather while noting the successful efforts and community interest. A new lighting system with two 250 candlepower gasoline lamps will be installed by M N Bond along with interior improvements.
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Park Avenue
M. E
J. C. Willits
M. N. Bond
Park Place school raises funds for piano purchase
Park Place school pupils raised money to buy a piano placed in the building by H. Schmidt & Sons. Students across grades pledged pennies, each week, with the Sunday school contributing as well. Teachers listed include Mrs. Maude Bagley and Miss Marie Bagley, and names of pupils from primary, grammar, and intermediate groups follow. East Hill locals report illness notes and arrivals in the city.
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Park Place School
H. Schmidt & Sons Company
Maude Bagley
Marie Bagley
Violet Dodge
Bertha Davis
Pearl Brownlee
Beulah Barber
Bertha Lyons
Zella Coon
Edith Hines
Clara Gerth
Iona Lindner
Blanche Cone
Howard Chandler
Henry Hoffman
Elmer Fischer
Norton Brownlee
Irving Hines
James Martin
Kenneth Fordham
Robert Cone
Robert Martin
Merle Young
Harold Young
John Bieber
Louis Fisher
Warren Dodge
George Fordham
Fred Gerth
Joe Chandler
Bryan Barber
Gail Barber
Hildredth Fordham
Pearl Soshin
Socialists Open Campaign Meeting in City
Local Socialistic Party held its campaign kickoff with brief talks from aldermanic candidates L. W. Lang from the first ward J. W. Zetler from the second ward and Joe Miller from the third ward. An additional gathering is slated for Thursday February 27 when mayoral candidates will speak.
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Socialistic Party
L. W. Lang
J. W. Zetler
Joe Miller
Excellent first mortgage farm loans offered
Lands personally examined by J. E. Stevenson are offered as safe as U.S. government bonds with loans from $500 to $5,000. Call and examine at No. 209 Iowa Avenue.
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U.S
J. E. Stevenson
Lowa Avenue
Columbus Junction man seen shopping in city yesterday
D Oaker of Columbus Junction was in the city shopping yesterday according to local observers and traffic at the downtown district.
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D. Oaker
Columbus Junction
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We extend gratitude to friends for kindness during our bereavement and to the Woodmen and Royal Neighbors for the floral offerings. Mrs. Mary Nadine and Family. Ralph Fuller.
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Mary Nadine
Ralph Fuller
Community Notes From South Cedar Iowa February
Mrs. Nate Heacock broke her wrist last week. Will Dupie of Wilton visited with brother H. L. Dupie and family. Maude Rockafellow attended a West Liberty M. E. church reception and stayed with Nellie Scott. Grandpa Bowman’s 80th birthday was celebrated with friends and a rocking chair gift. Attendees included W. D. Ridenour, Frank Gibson, A. V. Aker, Will Burnett, S. F. Burnett, H. H. Rockafellow, C. M. Millhone, Delos Morris, Clarence Morris, Stanford Gregory, Daisy Ridenour, George Whitmer. J. M. Scott and son Lester dined with H. H. Rockafellow. Fay Butler of Springdale visited Bowman. H. H. Rockafellow was a Muscatine caller. Blanche Aker returned from Independence, Ind., after weeks with kin. Delos and Clarence Morris shared Sunday dinner at West Liberty.
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South Cedar
Nate Heacock
Will Dupie
Wilton
H. L. Dupie
Maude Rockafellow
M. E
West Liberty
Nellie Scott
Grandpa Bowman
Mr. Bowman
Messrs
Delos Morris
Clarence Morris
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J. E. Kranz
Iowa Ave
M. W. Stirlen
Ruth Parsons
Letts
Bestenlehner
John Liebhart
Lucas Street
Charles Smith
City
Babcock
Frank Bowman
Floyd Holliday
James
L. Rockefeller
John A. Robbins
F. Lumpe
Mulberry Avenue
Thomas Rayner
Wilton Junction
Henry Nyenhuis
Frank Minder
Link Ostrander
Montpelier
Reinemund
F. S. Pentzer
H. H. Wilson
Sale
America
Urday
Becker
Niaanee
Majestic
West Second St
East Hill News
Park Avenue M
E. Church
Ance
Willits
East Hill
Park Place
Elijah
Manna
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Makers
Battle Creek, Mich
Cohn
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