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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1903

Page

5

Supervisors to Meet at Davenport State Convention

Muscatine county supervisors plan to attend the state convention in Davenport January 28 29 and 30. E P Day will discuss Temporary Care and Education for the Children of the Poor with J Longreell and James McCoy also presenting on related topics at Davenport Turner Hall.

Board of Supervisors Muscatine County County Supervisors Davenport E. P. Day Davenport Turner Hall Bureau of Information Kimball House J. Longreell Washington County Day James McCoy Cedar County John Moler Poweshiek

Local notices and obituaries from Keithsburg area

Died Dec 23 Claire Martin infant son of Mr and Mrs Chas Sickard aged 9 months funeral by Rev Alford. Christiana Deeds aged over 73 died at daughter Mrs Lewis Deasch home near Jon funeral by Rev J A Alford at Epworth chapel and buried in Manion cemetery. Lester Temple visited from Christmas Eve to Monday. Hedding students home for holidays. Mrs Hollis Pullen sick since Christmas. James Stevenson hauling lumber from Keithsburg. Paul Pratt of Washington visiting. Mr and Mrs Richard called to Joy for illness of her mother. Philip McNeal in Joy. WFM S tea New Years at Mrs Roy Noble. Christmas tree event praised despite cold. Santa gave presents to all children.

Mannon Lil Claire Martin Chas. Sickard Alford Keithsburg Lester Temple Hedding Hollis Pullen James Stevenson Paul Pratt Washington Richard Christiana Deeds Lewis Deasch Jon J. A. Alford Epworth Chapel Manion Philip McNeal Roy Noble Santa Claus

Illinois City Visitors Share Holiday Tales

Illinois City notes Christmas and New Year visits from several relatives and friends. Omer Duffield and wife from Iowa spent time with locals, John Johnson of Carterville, Iowa, visited his father and kin, Edward Morrow and Mrs. Young from Burlington shared the holidays with William Morrows, Mrs. Wm. Stull of Colorado visited Louis Stull, and Mrs. Stull plans to travel via St. Louis to visit another brother, Chas. Stull, after Christmas. Edward Reeves and wife from Rock

Ilinois City Omer Duffield Iowa John Johnson Carterville Tia Edward Morrow Young Burlington Wm. Morrows Wm. Stull Colorado Louis Stull St. Louis Chas. Stull Edward Reeves Rock

Islander visits mother over weekend and Muscatine route

Island visited his mother from Friday evening until Saturday evening returning by the way of Muscatine. Lincoln Barton is home from Keokuk Iowa for the holidays. Mrs. Miller from Chicago visits old friends and will return in two weeks. Rahn Hayse sells 140 acres to Sherman Powell at 65 dollars per acre. Christmas day marks Mrs. Danner’s birthday with a family dinner and baskets. Mike Kenelly of Missouri visits relatives. Mrs. Wm Tyler receives artificial flowers from Des Moines sent by Mrs. Bllemont who turns one hundred in January.

Island Muscatine Lincoln Barton Keokuk Iowa Mike Kenelly Missouri Wm. Tyler Des Moines Bllemont

Oxford Banquet Highlights St. John's Eve

Oxford Iowa records a A F and A M banquet on St Johns Eve with a jovial gathering. Notables include Geo Rentz of Rowley visiting, Edith Woods formerly of Oxford now Newton, and Myria Lengle Iowa City visiting relatives. Sickness rises as residents suffer throat trouble.

Oxford A. F A. M St. John’s J. S. Lengle la Grippe Geo. Rentz Rowley Edith Woods Newton Ida Cotter Iowa City Col A. J. Miller Jesse A Des Moines John Lies Ames John

Local News Briefs from Oakland Iowa

Oakland residents share holiday visits and family news. Mr and Mrs M R McKean spent Tuesday with Mont Clarks at Lone Tree. Grace Corbett and Guy Corbett visit relatives. Henry Holmes of Muscatine spent Christmas with the John Dyche family. Harry Morse attended an aunt's funeral in Iowa City. Edgar Allen visited at H H Boyd's. Westley Solomon's baby ill. Baker school resumed after a week off. Happy New Year wishes.

Oakland M. R. McKean Mont. Clarks Lone Tree Grace Guy Corbett Henry Holmes Muscatine John Dyche Harry Morse Iowa City Edgar Allen H. H. Boyds Westley Solomon Baker School

Remarkable Cure of Croup by Chamberlain Cough Remedy

Joel Demont of Inwood Iowa credits Chamberlain Cough Remedy with saving his son's life. He describes near suffocation, the child coughing up long phlegm strings after dosing every ten minutes as directed. He recommends the medicine, noting it is sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain A. E. Steere Goodwin, S. D Joel Demont Inwood Iowa

The Show Girl at Grand Last Night

The Grand offered a musical comedy last night with decent chorus looks and lively music. Some performers fell short in singing and jokes, though scenery impressed, and tonight the program shifts to The Burglar and the Waif.

Guarantee of refunds on cough syrup bottles

The undersigned offer a money refund on a 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold and a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfaction or refund. Signatories include G. A. Riemcke N. B. Barkalow Nesper & Co. Jno Havercamp J Theo Keuchman.

Greene’s G. A. Riemcke N. B. Barkalow Nesper & Co Jno J. Havercamp J. Theo Keuchman

Six Second Hand Organs Auction Ad

A classified ad offers six second hand organs for eight dollars each. The seller identifies as J. J. Griffith and provides the address 120 West Second Street.

J. J. Griffith W. 2d St

Surprise 55th Birthday Party for J G Dermedy

A society notice recalls a surprise party for J G Dermedy on his 55th birthday at the hotel parlors with an impromptu musical program. Carr ie Dermedy and Miss Newhall showcased vocal and instrumental selections, followed by a dinner and gifts.

J. G. Dermedy Mr. Dermedy Carrie Dermedy Rockwell Miss Newhall Minneapolis Ryan Peoria J. M. Butler J. R. Ellis J. M. McCoskrey C. O. Mc. Bride G. W. Rockwell A. J. Oliver A. C. Strawn Carrie Dermody

Surprise New Year Party For Miss Kate Schaefer

Miss Kate Schaefer was surprised by a group of friends at the Davis home then visited Miss Schaefer's sister Miss Lilly Fuller where she boards. The gathering echoed the year’s end and welcoming the new year with guests including Nora Emmett Lilly Fuller Emma Bielefeldt Mary Fahey Walter Kinsman Harry Garnes Ezra Johnson Joe Bielefeldt Scott Berry Louis L Davis.

Kate Schaefer Louis P. Davis Fuller Miss Schaefer Louis L. Davis Nora Emmett Lilly Fuller Emma Bielefeldt Mary Fahey Messrs Walter Kinsman Harry Garnes Ezra Johnson Joe Bielefeldt Scott Berry

Pleasant watch party at Warner home with college guest

Attorney E. M. Warner and wife hosted a social evening at 503 East Eighth Street for their daughter Mabel and friends. Miss Margaret Grant won first prize at cards, Carl Ross took a prize, then music and supper followed. Attendees included Mabel Warner Florence Schwertfeger Margaret Grant Harriet Heller Laura Junkin and others from Des Moines among them. Mr and Mrs Charles F Hoefflin also entertained a small group on East Seventh Street with light refreshments. The notice also mentions the upcoming wedding of John A Hastings to Anna M Pigott both of Chicago.

E. M. Warner East Eighth Street Mabel Margaret Grant Carl Ross Florence Schwertfeger Mabel Hoffman Harriet Heller Laura Junkin Mabel Warner Messrs Robi. Edgerton Ray Coverston Clyde Chenoweth Charles Riemcke George Howe Des Moines Charlies F. Hoefflin East Seventh Street

Downey Notes A Busy Holiday Season In Downey

Downey Iowa reports a flurry of social visits and illnesses as residents recount holiday movements. Lida Brown returned from Morse. Miss Edith Cornelius heads to Pella. families gather for Christmas events and a revival at the Baptist church continues. L. G. Wiggins recovers after a fall with medical care and improved condition.

Mechanics' Aid Society Dance At Assembly Hall

The annual dance of the Mechanics' Aid society was held at the Assembly hall on Iowa avenue last night. It proved pleasant though attendance fell short of prior years. Music was provided by the Mechanics' orchestra.

The Mechanics’ Aid Society Assembly Hall Iowa Avenue Mechanics’ Orchestra

Huttig Hose Company Ball Aids New Hose House Plans

The Huttig Independent Hose Company held a grand New Year’s ball at the old Armory Hall on West Second Street with large attendance. Proceeds, expected near $50, will fund new furniture for the springly planned hose house near the company office on East Second Street. Also noted is a birthday dinner for Mrs Rankin at 501 West Third Street with a list of local guests. The Wednesday Night Card Club meets tonight at the Eells home, postponed from last night.

Huttig Independent Hose Company Armory Hall West Second Street Vanatta Huttig Brothers East Second Street J. W. Eells

Des Moines Couple Wed In City Ceremony

Walter J. King of Des Moines Iowa and Florence E. Starkey of Taylor Ridge Illinois were married Wednesday at 2 pm by Rev C L Stafford at the parsonage on Iowa Avenue. They left for Davenport for a visit before moving to Des Moines to reside.

Walter J. King Des Moines Florence E. Starkey Taylor Ridge C. L. Stafford M. RB Iowa Avenue Davenport

Cheap John Moves to Old Nick Neven Shop

Cheap John Second Hand Store relocates to the old Nick Neven Second Hand Store at Second and Mulberry. It offers large bargains to clear stock including Christmas goods, bookcases, lounges, sofas, beds, and other household articles. They buy second hand goods paying full value and promise quick sales with small profits.

John Nick Neven Mulberry

Train Robbery Suspect Named In Louisville Conductor Assault

Louisville January 1 Jeff Keene a Louisville and Nashville passenger conductor wounded when a robber attacked the train near Louisville identifies Gus Hyatt an escaped Nashville penitentiary inmate as his assailant.

Louisville Jeff Keene Louisville & Nashville Gus Hyatt Nashville

Bracing Efforts Yield One Refusal in Morning

Weary Raggles notes bracing weather while Tatters confirms he faced six men for a dime and only one refused. The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune records this brief exchange as a quip on attempted bracing.

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Re. P. Day Dren Illinois City Steam Dye Works Geo. Andresen Multerry St Nelson & Roseleaf West Second St G. M. Titus Titus & Jackson James H. Bryant Minnie Bell McCormick Justice F. W. Eversmeyer South Muscatine Vivian Johnson St. Katherine's West Third Street Miss Johnson John A. Hastings Anna M. Pigott Chi Downey Mary Secrest Lewis Jenkinson Carrie Homer Clarence Hollingsworth Billa Bealer Samuel Pennsylvania Baptist Church L. G. Wiggins Kimball Hess Machine Works M. H. Hess General Repairing IDEAL J. W. Rankin 501 Rankin Hitchcock John Robertson Webster, Ia Charles Miller Rebecca Miller T. J. Hoopes Bessie Jarvis Frank McBride J. W. Will Shannon County Monteer Jack's Fork Arnold Land Company East Second St Bond Big Department Wittich Bros Cheap John Mulberry Street Rock Island System Cc. M. Gould Keene James Cotter Epworth W. 2d G. A. Pierson Second Street Consumer Thomas Brown City Property First National Bank
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