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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1905

Page

11

Weed Park Club Adopts Constitution at East Hill Meeting

At a Weed Park club gathering at Mrs. James Weed home 18 ladies approved a constitution and incorporation for East Hill group. Officers elected include President Ruth Macdonald Vice President A Parvin Secretary Mary Weed and board managers Ruth Mac Donald A Parvin Mary Weed B E Lilly Fitz Gerald Sue Stone Sophia Mc Coy. The club plans beautifying the park and may hold real estate and incur 500 debt. Severe rain disrupted East Hill streetcar service water covered Park avenue and Mad Creek bridge hindering traffic. A runaway from Mrs. Fred Hines wagon caused vehicle damage though no injuries occurred to the horse or children nearby.

Weed Park Club James Weed Ruth Macdonald A. Parvin Mary Weed Board of Managers B. E. Lilly Fitzgerald Sue Stone Sophia, McCoy East Hill Halstead Street Park Avenue Mad Creek

Local Briefs Record Movements and Incidents

Street resident returns from California in ill health. A dog owned by Henry Schreurs was struck and killed by streetcars on East Second Street Thursday morning. Mrs. Henry Oberhaus leaves for Indiana to visit relatives for two months. Mrs. Roy Adams returns from Columbus Junction. Mrs. Tillie McCaw leaves for Davenport to attend a friend's wedding. Charles Reed hosts Charles Reed visits and Ottumwa trip details. Clarence Hutchison moves into Reed property on Grant Street.

Charles Reed Ottumwa Scot Lane Grand Street Charles Moore East Second Street Clarence Hutchison Reed Grant Street

New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Fast Relief

Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by a cure claimed to act quickly on bladder kidneys and back in men and women. It relieves water retention almost immediately. For fast relief and cure, Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store in Muscatine Iowa offers the remedy.

Havercamp’s Muscatine

Fourth of July Round Trip Fare to Nickel Plate Roads

July limited sale from Chicago for round trips plus twenty five cents to any Nickel Plate Rd destination. Tickets valid July 1 2 3 and 4 with return by July 4. Chicago Depot La Salle Van Buren streets City ticket offices 111 Adams St Auditorium Annex.

Chicago Nickel Plate Road Chicago Depot la Salle and van Buren Sts Adams SL Auditorium Annex

Board clears outlet to Spirit Lake shore line

By order of the county board of supervisors the outlet to Spirit Lake is cleared at the shore line to permit water at high level to flow freely.

Board of Supervisors Spirit Lake

Lightning Claims 18 Year Old In Wiota Storm

An 18 year old girl from Wiota, Rachel Thompson, was instantly killed when struck by lightning during a recent thunder shower.

Rachel Thompson Wiota

Heavy Rain Floods Iowa Avenue and Sewers

A severe rainfall event dropped over two inches, flooding Muscatine’s main streets and basements. Contractors Stolzenau and Maurer battled the surge as the Papoose sewer arch endured forceful torrenting, with widespread cellar inundation and street flooding noted across Iowa Avenue and nearby areas. Earlville plans a street carnival on August 17.

Stolzenau Maurer Iowa Avenue Muscatine East End Third Street Sycamore Cedar Streets W. S. Hill Huttig Sash and Door Company

Muscatine Business College Alumni Elect New Officers

The Muscatine Business College Alumni held their annual reception with about 200 guests. W D Peck hosted at Alderman Leu's ice cream emporium and new officers were elected: President Arthur Hayes, Vice President Ray Johnson, Secretary Charles Woods, Treasurer Ethel Dolson.

Muscatine Business College W. D. Peck Alderman Leu Arthur Hayes Nisley Berry Thomas Alumni Association Mable van Atta Clarence Opelt Ray Johnson Charles Woods Ethel Dolson

Reception to Pastor in Keota Brings About Hundred Guests

The United Presbyterian congregation hosted Rev Arch L Graham with a reception in the church lecture room attended by about one hundred. The event featured music recitations and welcome words from Rev J R Hanley of the Methodist church followed by ice cream cake and coffee.

Keota United Presbyterian Arch L. Graham J. R. Hanley Methodist Church Graham

The Journal's Latest Music Number Out You Dear

The Journal releases a new music number featuring a lyric cadence with repeated phrases about you dear and a poignant longing. The fragment suggests a sentimental song fragment or performance piece from a period press.

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Fred Hines Away Brook Street Pugh East Second Bagk A. W. Chase Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y Sewer Stolzenau & Maurer J. P. Walton Earlville Bers United Presbyterian Congregation Mary Leacox Mary Skinner Eva Gilbert Georgia Miss Skinner Clara Lyle Alice Dings Ardmore Indian Territory Cora Anderson Mollie Cherry Washington Nellie Thompson North Dakota Arch Stewart Samuel Stewart Minnesota Missouri Sheridan Stewart Christina Reese Elizabeth Bell Lake City John Berend Conesville Odd Fellows Keota Lodge Harley Lowe West Chester Wil Harding C. H. Millhouse Miss Bell Niles Mich Des Moines Charlie Clendenning J. F. Graham Cardui C. Seamann Greely Neb Cardus Tom Murray Rocheport H. G. Shelby Monterey Moderato. Com A. Janell Hold Der Eer Waa Jon Saar Eithom
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