Bend City Lodge Meets First and Third Mondays
Bend City Lodge No. 43 Modern Brotherhood of America invites all members in good standing to attend meetings on the first and third Mondays each month. Hl. Coscrovg, President. W. Coventston, Secretary.
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Pearl City Lodge
Maccabee Hall
R. W. George
Pres. Lucia
A. Bartlett
Miriam Lodge
D. of R
Prairie Excampment
Cloc Muscatine Lodge
No 5
Second
Cedar Streets
Cedar Street
Muscatine Camp
Woodwenl
America
Tuesda
Woodman Hall
Bend City
Modern Brotherhood of America
Hl. Coscrovg
W. Coventston
Wyoming
Agle Lodge
No. W
Condh Street
John Tillie
M. W. Howe
E. H. Dousen
Muscatine Hive
Macabee Hall
Fisch's
W. D. Hise
First National Bank
O. L. PaYeatTt
N. W. Meyers
Out of Town News From Moscow Jan 3 1900s Items
Special correspondents report a series of brief local notes from Moscow Iowa including deaths births and social happenings. Ernest Healy dies. funeral led by Rev L A Crull. An ankle injury at a mill incident. new restaurant owner John Schanzenbach. Visits among locals. river freezes. multiple Christmas and New Year gatherings. births and dinners noted.
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Moscow
George Healy
Little Ernest
L. A. Crull
M. E. Church
Dan Smith
Dan
George Day
Alice
Lone Tree
Iowa
Frank Leimkuehler
Fred Miller
Durant
Stockton Youths Ring In The New Century In Style
The Stockton column recalls New Year celebrations with a lively letter describing serenades, a self playing piano, and busy social rounds. It notes Thiel's new store nearing completion by March 1 and lists local visits, illnesses, and school resuming after holidays amidst clear cold winter days.
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Journal
Thiel
W. J. Williams
Lettsville News Roundup From Jan 3
A weather calm start to the century. Alex Brookhart left for Nebraska. John Collins suffers pleurisy. A union watch night service at the M E church. Charlie Estes ships fine hay. Miss Vinnie Letts leaves for Oberlin. Protracted meetings at Cedar Township Christian church. The sound of tools quiet due to cold. A C Furnas hauled 2 000 bushels to township feeders. Urdangen and Greenberg open a clothing store from Rorick and Son. Mr. Wilson returns from Morning Sun. Rev Pool preaches a funeral south of Wapello. Johnson of Morning Sun fills pulpit at 11 am and 7 pm. A couple seeks marriage by Newell and Curtis.
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Lettsville
Alex. Brookhart
Nebraska
John Collins
M. E. Church
Chas. Estes
Vinnie Letts
Oberlin
Christian Church
Cedar Township
A. C
Johnson
Morning Sun
Rumer
Pool
Divine
Newell
Curtis
Marriages and notices mark Concord year end
James Mickey of Fredonia and Miss Mary Conklin of Strawberry Hill wed Dec 25 1900 at high noon. Also Evan Hadley and Vesta Brown married Dec 27 1900 at the bride’s home. Sunday school to open next Sunday at Cedar Bethel. many local people referenced in brief notes.
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Concord
James Mickey
Fredonia
Mary Conklin
Strawberry Hill
W. Lowe
Ina Wagner
John Lupton
Bill Lowe
C. V. Blake
Keota
Henry Lupton
Fairport Moves and Visits Mark Holiday Week
Fairport notes a flurry of relocations and visits as residents move to farms and towns nearby. John McEvoy leaves for his farm while A H Gatton begins selling goods to locals and James Hume relocates to Muscatine. Mrs E Martin visits from Illinois City, Mrs J Myers returns from mother’s visit, and Franklin plans a Buffalo Iowa move next week. Will Morris from Dallas City visits, and New Year meals are shared by Mrs Mary Breede and Mrs George Downer with friends at local homes.
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Fairport
John McEvoy
A. H. Gatton
James Hume
Muscatine
G. C. Leach
Gatton
E. Martin
Illinois City
J. Myers
Jess
Franklin
Buffalo
Iowa
Will Morris
Dallas City
Illinois
Our Town
Mary Breede
George Downer
John Schellhorn
Josie Ressell
Family Christmas Reunion In Cedar Valley Town
Cedar Valley on Christmas day hosted a gathering of Mr and Mrs John Jones and several relatives including the Powers Staley Minteer Beggs and Timberlake families. James Lyons from South Dakota arrived unexpectedly on Christmas morning to surprise his sisters Mrs Tarry and Mrs Timberlake, the first meeting in 44 years.
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Emma Beggs
Hamlet
Milnois
Wm. Minteer
Emma Begzs
Katie Flater
Florence Flater
Anna May Hendrix
Cedarville
Mr. Johnson
Washington
Iowa
Mollie Flater
Cora Mccintire
Hattie Fisher
Hattie Grigg
Brand
McMahon
Atalissa
Finegan
Louie Staley
Cedar Valley
John Jones
James Powers
Roy Staley
Florence and
Daisy
Ernest
Charles Staley
Archie
Louie
Floyd
Grandma Beggs
James Lyons
South Dakota
Tarry
Timberlake
Mrs. Tarry
James
Petersville Notes Echo New Year In Small Illinois Town
Petersville Illinois reports a quiet New Year with church services led by Rev Slyter and social visits from A Laird family and Amelia Bear. Measles affect Omer Lear and Wiley Young families with no new cases. Local horse sale planned by Tom Murray and Epworth League delegates attend in Moline Rock Island. Forgetful rail wait at Omaha corridor questioned for its attraction to students.
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Petersville
Ill
Slyter
A. Laird
Amelia Bear
Millersburg
Omer Bear
Tom Murray
Jane Rader
Grace
Arpee
August Muhblenbureg
Jim Ryan
Arthur
John
Ray Nelson
Joy High School
David Noble, Jr
Knox College
Omer Lear
Wiley Young
Joe Diehl
Bedford County
Cleon
Carrie Mason
Moline
Rock Island
Epworth League
Carrie
Rev. Jones
Alpha
Omaha
Washington, D. C
Illinois
Local Notes from West Liberty Census January News
N C Gause ends visit and heads to Chicago The U S Navy Claude Fox back home Rev Wade C Barclay weds in Los Angeles Miss Lara Jayne visits Dr W B Jayne W J Scott returns to Grundy Center Miss Gertie Williams wed Jams Smith Ada Gray and Dr Ralph Smith marry at East Fourth Street ceremony Rev Robert Bradley officiates Forty guests attended and the couple will reside in Grinnell
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West Liberty
N. C. Gause
Chicago
Claude Fox
U. S. Navy
Wade C. Barclay
Oasis
Los Angeles
Lara Jayne
Lone Tree
W. B. Jayne
W. J. Scott
Grund
Mabel Warner
Muscatine
Hazel Henderson
Calhoun Street
Will Hartapee
Ada Gray
Thomas Gray
East Fourth Street
Ralph Smith
Iowa City
Robert Bradley
Grinnell
Beges Cherry Cough Syrup Heralded By Cincinnati Ad
Mrs. Adam Schreiber of Chattanooga Tennessee praises Beges Cherry Cough Syrup claiming it saved her baby from croup and call it a life saving remedy. The advertisement assures it cures throat and lung troubles and says it saves hundreds of children each year.
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Adam Schreiber
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. J. Haver
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F. A. Johnson
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Ladies OF the Maccabees
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J. W. McKee
Thompson
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Iowa Ave
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Jackson
Titus & Jackson
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Hoffman
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H. J. Dean
Cook, Musser & Co
West Third Street Bank
Ofice
James Slater
Eda Leach
Charles Brunson
Tipton
Elmer Reeves
Amos Neley
John Croft
DeKalb
Croft
John Dollman
Bessie
Jessie McCleary
Scellhorn
John Feuster
Gardner
A. J. Reeves
S. H. Croft
E. L. Stull
Wm. Reeves
Chas. Fix
Stockton
Elevator Company
John Luette
Pierce
Annie Stephens
Bellville, Wood Co
W.va
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Graphophones
Columbia
F. A. Neidig
East Second ST
Wittich Brothers
Undertakers
Electric Light & Power Company
East Second Street
Nome
J. W. Weidlein
Gen’s Real Estate and Immigration Act
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