Local social notes and visits populate Muscatine scene
The column records residents visiting and traveling including Miss Lillian Keys visiting relatives in Colorado Springs, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Watertown arriving from Illinois, Mrs. Dettmers to Chicago for a month, John A. Robbins and W. B. Russell on trips, and many locals hosting friends or returning home from short stays in Davenport Chicago and Washington.
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Lillian Keys
Colori
Springs
Colo
Thompson Bros. Co
C. E. Hilsabeek
Peoria
J. C. Hilsabeek
Busch Street
Edward Mockmore
Wilton
Muscatine
Cliff Goddard
Kewanee
Ill
Gregg
Columbus Junction
William Merchant
Ainsworth
Rose Cabalski
Davenport
Goldman
Hershey Avenue
Cleo Rouse
A. la
Smythe
Rockford
Claude Corley
Musserville
Wil- Nebraska
An Durant
Social Events At Methodist Church In Musserville
The Ladies Aid met at Hoopes hall this afternoon with sewing and a business meeting followed by a social session and refreshments. Tonight the Standard Bearers and other youth will hold a reception at the parsonage on East Sixth street with a picnic supper and lawn games. Visitors include Mrs. Fred Victor returning from Browning College and Mrs. Frank Hazleton visiting relatives before leaving for St Joseph Michigan.
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Musserville Methodist Church
P. M. Conant
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hoopes Hall
Charles Washburn
Frank Stohr
East Sixth Street
Mexican laborer struck on head by spike at rail work
A. Goolsma a Mexican laborer working for the Milwaukee Railway on the Muscatine South construction was struck in the forehead by a spike swung by a fellow workman. He suffered a deep three inch cut and was rushed to Ottumwa for medical care at company quarters.
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A. Goolsma
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Muscaline
Ottumwa
Goolsma
Lost Purse Thief Eludes Endurance Hunt Near Muscatine
Mrs. Reeves reported eighteen dollars missing from her kitchen shelf. A wandering man, believed to be E Z Walker, was chased for almost two miles along Burlington road by neighbors and Reeves family members before he escaped into the woods.
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David Reeves
Burlington Road
Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Dance at Weed Park Club House Tonight
An evening dance at Weed Park Club House features Pauchet's orchestra with music and dancing from the hour to 11 30. E M Walker of Citizens Railway and Light plans cars at the park entrance to transport guests home across the city. Proceeds go to beautify the resort and a large crowd is expected.
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Weed Parks
Weed Park
Pauchet
E. M. Walker
Citizens’ Railway and Light Company
A Brave Little Lad Smothers Flames in Brother's Clothes
Keokuk Iowa July 1 The presence of mind on the part of Andrew Dimond aged seven saved his two year old brother Harry from serious burns He threw his brother on the floor and beat the flames out of his clothing after the little fellow set himself on fire by striking a match The brave act prevented serious injury
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Keokuk
Andrew Dimond
Harry
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Garden City
Butz’s Fair
West Second Street
J. E. Kranz
Journal Office
Siegel & Isaacson, Props
East Second Street
M. Titus
Iowa Ave
Clara Healey
Natenlank
PE Idee vi ii Ffen
Enport
Frie Ae
Thomas Aget
Montpelier
Wascatine Today
Stirlen & Rowan
Henrietta Giesenha
Annette
Second Street
Mt. Pleasant
Candy Kitchen
C. A. Dettmers
Chicago
the Phenix
Brooklyn
John A. Robbins
W. B. Russell
George McDaniel
Washington, Ia
J. S. Thompson
Grandview
Kate Klein
J. T. Payton
Eliza, Til
Atkinson, Ia
Mr. Payton
Dr. Norton
Rita Foley
Nichols
Mary Foley
Mulberry Avenue
Methodist Church
Sion
Hoopes’ Hall
Fred Victor
Browning College
Family Theatre
Frank Hazleton
St. Joseph, Mich
J. J. Ryan
Anna Murphy
Roy Fath
M. Kautz Baking Co
South Muscatine
Spike
Milwaukee Line
Willie
Muscatine Island
America
Wagner Bros
Cherry's Shoe Store
East Second St
Wilkn’s
Musatine
Gibson
Wilson
Wilson’s Shoe Store
Weed Park Club House
Weed Park Association
Bnefit
Enini
Ante Boting
Flowship Club
Slough
Lson
Factory
Bond
Crown
J. A. Bond
Prop
Uhenberg Clothing Co
Second St
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