Local Citizens Set Visiting Plans and Travel Updates
George Knopp of South Muscatine visits relatives in Rock Island. Miss Minnie Parker of Illinois visits relatives in South Muscatine. Mrs. Austin's pancake flour on hand at grocers. Mrs. W. J. Vannatta improving slowly at East Fifth street. Miss Irene Swearingen leaves for Smith College Northampton Mass. Dr. Crow boards No. 2 to Letts Ia for professional business. Mrs. Henry B. Hahn and children return from Wilton. Mrs. Emma Smeek leaves for Wilton to visit relatives. Miss Bessie Appel arrives from Burlington after New Years visit. Richard Sanders departs for Moline Ill to work at Western Electric. Gur Lutz returns to Arcadia Neb after holidays with Mrs. S. Cornell. Peter Olson departs on No. 3 for Columbus Junction for business matters. F. Hutchings arrives from the east for several days of business.
Coffee Poisoning Prompts Change in Life and Health
A man recounts his years of coffee use causing indigestion headaches and heart trouble. He switched to Postum Food Coffee and reports improved health with no headaches and stronger nerves. He offers to testify to Postum’s benefits and mentions related local social notes and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Girls Wanted at McKee and Bliven Button Co
Employment notice inviting women to apply at the McKee and Bliven Button Company located opposite the freight depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee & Bliven Button Co.'s
Local notes from Columbus Junction and vicinity
Columbus Junction activities include the Hutton wedding in Muscatine for William A. Hutton and Minnie Shafit, re-election of old bank directors, Farmers and Merchants bank flourishing, Columbus Junction Fair directors filled with O. P. Wilcox as president, next Wednesday to elect a secretary, residents returning from visits and travels and local movements including J. Paxson from Cairo to Delta, Mrs. S. L. Daniels from Burlington, H. T. Fish from Mediapolis, S. G. Robertson from Morning Sun with Paul, Nettie Blair from Chicago, Jay Stapp on No. 3 to Cotter, T. W. Hendrickson’s death at Crawfordsville, Mrs. Rev. Orcutt returning from Packwood, Ira G. Willey visiting Estherville and Conesville, and Mrs. J. Fred Huff from Des Moines travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
R. A. Hutton
Muscatine
William A. Hutton
Minnie Shafit
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Pankc
Columbus Junction Fair Association
O. P. Wilcox
Wm. Link
Sadie Knaub
Ellen Knaub
Burlington
Jesse Paxson
Cairo
Delta
S. L. Daniels
D. W. Overholt
H. T. Fish
Mediapolis
Alr
Evans Fish
G. Robertson
Paul
Crawfordsville
J. S. Blair
Rev. Orcutt
Packwood
Ella McSweeney
Nellie
Ira G. Willey
Estherville
Conesville
J. Fred Huff
Des
Noted Relocated Woman Returns Home With Relatives
In Moines county a woman was accompanied home by two young nephews, Chas. Carter and Ed. Carter. Chas. is son of M. Carter of Salt Lake City, formerly a resident here, and Ed. Carter hails from New London, Iowa.
Refund Guarantee for Greene’s Tar Syrup Card
A card by G. A. Riemcke, N. B. Barkalow, Jno J. Havercamp, Nesper, F. T. J., Theo Kuechmaan offers refunds of 50 cents for Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar if coughs or colds fail to cure and a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herapy
Greene’s
G. A. Riemcke
N. B. Barkalow
Jno
J. Havercamp
Nesper
F. T. J. Theo Kuechmaan
Aged Fairfield Resident John Cox Dies Suddenly
John Wesley Cox, an elderly Fairfield resident, collapsed at his South Third Street home after a morning snow shove and a violent coughing spell. He died before help could reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
John Wesley Cox
South Third Street
Metropolitan Clothing Crusade At Muscatine Store
Sam Borger announces a three day public sale from his Muscatine Iowa store offering any Man's Suit or Overcoat for ten dollars and any hat for one dollar ninety eight cents with a guarantee of delivery and satisfaction. The pitch argues advertising value and consumer saving as a business strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale
Muscatine
Iowa
West Second Street
Sam Borger
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Caullerson Stores
George Knopp
South Muscatine
Rock Island
Minnie Parker
Mlinois
W. J. Vannatta
East Fifth Street
Irene Swearingen
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Dr. Crow
Letts
Henry B. Hahn
Wilton
Emma Smeek
Bessie Appel
Richard Sanders
Moline
Ill
The
Western Electric Company
Gur Lutz
Arcadia
Neb
S. Cornell
Peter Olson
F. Hutchings
Braunworth
Mrs
Ben Black
Forrester
Irvin Idle
J. F. Berry
Santiary
Paul Young
Irene Goetzman
E. J. Coyner
Nichols
C. B. Fisher
Cornelius
Council Bluffs
Frank Bowman’s
Ensign Kirkwood
Salvation Army
Wellman
L. C. Hirt
Western
Iowa City
Dad Dolsen’s
Pearl Klotz
Wilmering
Mildred Lane
Anna Rankin
Chicago
Job Rankin
Linda Musser
A. E. Betts and Daughter
Lone Tree
MecElra
Knoxville, In
Mason Peck
East Hill
George Beatty
Thornburg
Bessie Nicolaus
Frank Blanchard
Julia Alexander
Hamilton, Ill
Sanitary Milk Company
Louise Cornell
H. W. Anger
Victor
Mrs. Dalzell
West Fourth Street
Jay van Horne
C. T. Chamberlain
J. M. Gray
Toledo
J. A. Townsley
Toben, Malone ® CO
M.C. Hayes & Co
Melba Shoe
HE Cash Housel Suns Shoe Store
Just
W. F. Miksch
South End Grocer
Home Tea Co
Richman & Richman
E. Kranz
Florist
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