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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1908

Page

5

Easy Hill News Program Arranged For Friday Night

Tri M Club of Park Avenue Methodist Church schedules a Friday evening recital in the church auditorium. Miss Mabel Addieman will read and present selections with music by Miss Gertrude Briggs, Miss Italia Heitz, Evangeline Begey, and Louis Heitz to raise funds for furnace installation. East Hill locals also note several local residents leaving town for illness, business, or visiting.

Tri M. Club Park Avenue Methodist Church Mabel Addleman Gertrude Briggs Italia Heitz Evangeline Begey Louis Heitz Annie Hamilton Donnell Miss Addleman George Eliot William Edward Penney Louise Karr Mabel Addieman Grace Cook May Fish East Hill Charles Sanborne Quincy Ill Claude Wright Fairport Mabel Dougherty Davenport Davis Ben Taylor Atalissa Park Place Beckerville Wilton

Wilton Branch Repairs Completed and Muscatine Work Halted

Snow and cold weather force suspension of Muscatine Western branch work until spring. Wilton branch repairs finished with bridges reinforced and track resurfaced to withstand spring floods. Local notes report several residents leaving for visits and relatives, including Cliff Harris and Harriet Meeves.

Wilton Muscatine Western Branch Myrtle Charles Riggs Fast Hill Cliff Harris Near Sweetland Kansas City Harriet Meeves Iowa City Michael Gleason Herbert James Winterset Fry Julia Weinrich Clarence Davenport Calvin Moore Chicago Edward Dolly Sweetland

Y W C A Notes Meeting on Physical Culture Course

Mrs. W G Robertson will lead physical culture classes at the Y W C A rooms next week. A no charge demonstration lesson and course outline will be offered Saturday January 18 from 4 15 to 4 45 PM for women and girls interested in the program.

W. G. Robertson Y. W

Enthusiastic Customer Promotes OUR-PIE for Pies and Desserts

A shopper praises OUR-PIE to a grocer claiming it lets her bake Lemon Chocolate and Custard pies better than a expert cook. She says the entire ingredients are in the package ready for use and notes two large pies per packet for 10 cents. Order a dozen from any grocer. Excellent as pudding sauce and cake filling.

Local Primary Classes and Family Illness Share Attention

In Columbus Junction Iowa on January 16 Miss Nettie Blair teaches the first primary room this week. Miss Gertrude Klotz is kept home due to her father's illness. Miss Bessie Hanft taught Monday and Tuesday and then went to Wapello to stay with a sick cousin. Mr and Mrs Erastus Baltaust of Nebraska have been visiting.

Columbus Junction Nettie Blair Gertrude Klotz Bessie Hanft Wapello Erastus Baltaust Nebraska

Relatives Visit Before Moves, Socials and Departures

Relatives headed to Liberty Iowa for a short stay before visiting Mr and Mrs Garry Orr and their newborn son. Franklin Nelson and Earnest Nelson visit W D Pyles who is ill. Missionary ladies host a social tea at Mrs J H Wilsons. Ruth Williams visits then returns near Cotter. A A McCoy sells then relocates to Albia. Dr D Davis of Welch travels to Syracuse New York. J C Bell hosts brother-in-law Thomas Dool from Hancock. Mrs J C Bell returns from Illinois. E B McNamer travels to Lone Tree for ill brother W C McCullough. Alvin McKay from Firefly vacationing with parents in Union township. W S Grimes of Wapello transfers trains. Ethyl McCullough visits Jas McKee. H O Weaver visits from Wapello. Several families take sleigh ride to T Johnston and Lilja home for evening. Invitations sent for six oclock dinner at Mrs M A Johnston Monmouth NL in honor of Arthur Johnston married in Alma Michigan.

Garry Orr Frank Earnest Nelson Washington W. D. Pyles the Reformed Church J. H. Wilson Ruth Williams Syracuse J. C. Bell Thomas Dool Hancock Iowa Illinois Davenport Bells E. B. McNamer Lone Tree W. C. McCullough Alvin McKay George McKay Union Township Kansas W. S. Grimes Wapello Ethyl McCullough Jas. McKee H. O. Weaver Howard Johnston C. N. Johnston T. Lee Duncan O. M. Cavin J. C. Marshall

Men’s Meetings to Resume at Y M C A

The Y M C A plans to restart regular men’s meetings Sunday afternoon with a praise and testimonial gathering. Prominent local speakers will address attendees as hundreds of new converts share testimonials amid a special musical program. Secretary Jameson says several larger winter meetings and notable speakers are planned for the city.

Jameson

Springdale Social Notes Across the Week

W A Phelps shipped cattle to Cedar Rapids. J W Eves visited Appanoose stock farm. H Duple and wife and Mr and Mrs Peter Wingert guest of G B Hutcheson. Clark Oxley returned to Davenport. Ray Miller left Springdale for Des Moines. Rabshaw of West Liberty visited friends. Hazel Hines from West Liberty with Veral Walter. Putman and Edwards, Cornell students, guests of Ralph Mather. Lon Hutcheson shipped cattle to Chicago. Milo Phelps and wife visited Victor. Charles Montgomery and wife of West Liberty visited Springdale. West Liberty people James Westfall and Frank Butler on business in Springdale. Ralph Mather returned to Mt Vernon. Mrs Jesse Moor and sons Lee and Jesse Jr visited Hutchesons.

Springdale W. A. Phelps Cedar Rapids J. W. Eves Appanoose County H. Duple West Liberty Peter Wingert Tipton G. B. Hutcheson Clark Oxley Davenport Ray Miller Des Moines Rabshaw Hazel Hines Veral Walter Leslie Putman Addis Edwards Cornell College Ralph Mather Mr. Putman Christian Endeavor Epworth League Lon Hutcheson Chicago Mr. Hutcheson Metropolis Milo Phelps Victor Charles Montgomery West Librty James Westfall Frank Butler North Liberty Mt. Vernon Jesse Moor Near Atalissa Lee Muscatine Jesse, Jr

Prizes Captured by County Exhibitors at Washington Show

Muscatine County bird fanciers dominated the Washington Poultry and Pet Stock Association exhibition closing yesterday. Hilton A. McGrew of Letts won the sweep premium for most birds scoring 90 plus, plus top ten in Asiatic class. Other winners include George P. Nichols West Liberty, J. O. Mucha Muscatine, L. A. Whitaker West Liberty, M. T. Anderson buyer of first cockeral, and Ainsworth's J. M. Stewart and H. Lathrop earning multiple awards across varieties such as White and Bronze birds, Langshangs, Wyandottes, and turkeys.

Muscatine County Washington Poultry and Pet Stock Association Hilton A. McGrew Letts Iowa H. A. McGrew George P. Nichols West Liberty Plymouth Rock W. M. Matthews Ainsworth M. T. Anderson L. A. Whitaker J. M. Stewart J. O. Mucha Muscatine Porter Black Light Brahma

Fredonia Notes A Busy Week of Visits and Local Events

Fredonia Iowa reports a flurry of visits from Columbus Junction Grandview and Bard with calls on Delia Mulligan Rhoda Chapman and Mrs Reed. An oyster supper at the M E church and births and deaths in the community mark the week. Luther Colbert dies January 8 with sympathy sent to the family.

Hospitality of City Draws Many Travelers in December

An unusually high number of travelers sought night lodging at the police station in December, with 62 individuals housed in the bummery. Weather, wanderlust, and scarce work are cited as factors, as travelers from northern regions head south during mild winters.

Haifleigh

Socialists to discuss city election candidates tonight

A meeting of the socialists is scheduled for this evening at headquarters to nominate candidates for the socialist ticket in the upcoming regular city election. All city socialists are expected to attend.

Baptists Plan Annual Meeting With Supper and Reports

First Baptist church sets tomorrow January 17 with a 5 p.m. prayer meeting in the auditorium followed by sociability until 6 30. A basket supper in the lecture room will be served at no charge with coffee. Members bring baskets by 5 p.m. or donate cash for coffee. Reports for 1907 and 1908 officers to be elected. Ladies to bring sandwiches doughnuts cake pickles fruit or jelly.

First Baptist Church Ladies’ Aid Society

Emma France 18th Birthday Surprise Party

The France family hosted a surprise party for Emma France on her eighteenth birthday with friends, gifts, and a three course supper. Miss Emma France visited Stella Thomas, and Mrs. Henry Ziegler is listed as ill.

White Lily Charles France Emma Henry Ziegler Emma France Stella Thomas Wookey Muscatine William Seidler Illinois City Will Schnier Will Parcker Edgington George Fuhr Germany Theodore Wolf Valentine Vetter

Physical Directors of the State Meet Gather in Cedar Rapids

Delegates from Y M C A physical directors across the state met in Cedar Rapids with Dr George J Fisher international secretary to discuss the organization and progress of physical work. Orrie Johnson will travel to Cedar Rapids for the Friday game while the local director was absent. Dr Fisher spoke on religiously directed physical activity and delegates held a broad discussion on the department.

Cedar Rapids George J. Fisher New York Orrie Johnson Fisher Young Men's Christian Association

Port Allen Social Notes and Family News

Fred Schomberg attended as Wapello juror and was excused. H F Babbitt and family ill. Mr and Mrs S C Wolford of Lone Tree visited daughter Mrs Laura Choun last week. Henry Schomberg visiting brothers John and Fred. Albert McCullough and wife called on daughter Mrs Walter Morgan who is poorly. Fred Schomberg bought a farm near Cotter. James Williamson sick. Mrs James Helverson went to Knoxville to see daughter Flossie under doctor. Myrtle Choun staying in Cone for meetings.

Port Allen Fred Schomberg H. F. Babbitt Walter Morgan

Pleasant Prairie News In Early January

Jan 16 Pleasant Prairie reports include Jas Metz transacting business in Muscatine Friday, and George Eis visiting Muscatine. Local attendance at Blue Grass revival. grange meeting at E A Allbee's with state manager Hoyt from New Hampshire. The Aid Society to meet at Mrs George Eis' Thursday. Perry Baker welcomes a seven pound baby boy.

Pleasant Prairie Jas. Metz Muscatine George Eis John Ranchow Emma Bert Eis Schlopkohl Anderson Our Town Cyrus Baker Glenn McElroy Frank Plett Blue Grass George Kelley Washington Frank Kelly Adam Drumm Montpelier Perry Baker Grange E. A. Allbee Hoyt

Iowa High School Meet Split Fears Breakup in State Association

The Muscatine High School stands amid a divide within the Iowa High School Athletic Association over the annual state field meet location. Since 1904 the meet has stayed in Iowa City, funded by the university, while Des Moines Drake, Grinnell College, and schools in Ames push for relocation. The executive committee planned a December vote in Des Moines, but postponement occurred amid high tensions. a decision is awaited this week.

Muscatine High School State of Iowa Iowa City Drake University Des Moines Grinnell College Grinnell State Agricultural College Ames

Surprise party honors Mrs. McDevitt in Foster Illinois

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson hosted friends at a surprise party for Mrs. M. E. McDevitt of Red Oak Iowa. Guests enjoyed music and refreshments as she visits before returning home. Isaac Foster shows steady recovery from pneumonia. Local social notes also mention Eleanor Kleist and Belle Reynolds visiting and returning home respectively.

Joe Beadle Belle Reynolds Rocklesland, Ill Frank Reynolds Fof Wrayville

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Easy Hill News Swarn’s Jewelry Store Great Reductions Liberty Ing Real Estate Security Titus Loan and Investment Company G. M. Titus Iowa Ave Bird Fanciers Black Langshangs F. M. Ziegler Henry G. Detthiff J. B. Heaps J. H. Lathrop Fredonia Mollie Stone Lottie Hunter Jessie Stone Frank Stone E. W. Kelley Bertha Delia Mulligan Jake Shellabarger Wilson Grandview Joe Reed Mary Brown Indian Creek Snyder Lou Dallmeyer East Concord S. McDaniel Lizzie Knott Edith McDaniel John Lowe Rhoda Chapman Cotter M. E John Tucker Will Kulp Bard Frank Orr Eva Roller James Snyder Floyd Johnson Cord McDaniel Chet Powers Phillips Harry Clara McGee West Branch Will Gabriel Helen Colton Columbus City A. Williams Gobble Fairfield Sam Snyder D. D. Mapes Percy Mayne Orie Kulp Lou Wilson John Schanning Chloe Blake Rob. McDaniel George Soloman Chas Eldon Luther Colbert S. S. Snyder Rob Lee Sam Littrel Cedar Bethel Etta Littrel King OF Spain Prince Asturias Trav Elers Baptists’ Annual Meeting Ceffidar Rapids State Athletic Association Meet Foster
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