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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1902

Page

7

Marriage License Issued to Call and Cissna

A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Robert E. Call and Miss Blanche Cissna. The steamer W. J. Young carried a good cargo of freight and a fair passenger list yesterday afternoon. Fred Sievers was fined $5 and costs for intoxication by Police Judge Hudson yesterday morning. He paid and left. Mrs. Henry Heinz and her visiting nephew and sons were passengers this morning on the Blair to Davenport for a day visit. Miss Nettie Caspar of Muscatine returned home after three weeks as guest of Mrs. G. H. Meyers in Davenport. JF. E. Van Camp of Muscatine visited Davenport today. Reports say more fish are entering markets recently after a period of low catches due to high water.

Robert E. Call Blanche Cissna Fred Sievers Hudson Henry Heinz Blair Davenport Nettie Caspar Muscatine G. H. Meyers West Seventh Street JF. E. van Camp

Mississippi Millars Visit Chicago Friends and Local News

Ms Henrietta Millar of Chicago visits Missita Millar at her home. Acker of Horton Kansas visits T. S. Harbor. Mr and Mrs Charles Merrill travel to Davenport for a day. Miss Ixey Siegel returns from Omaha after eight months visiting her sister. About 50 gather at the depot to welcome her home. Willie Liebbe sustains a serious hand wound from a toy pistol blast before Fourth of July. A nine-person river trip ends with a picnic supper. Library report shows June circulation 3,667 with 88 percent fiction. May 3,835. flag display honors Fourth of July with 79 foreign flags arranged at the library.

Ixey Siegel Oma Neb Welcomter P. M. Musser Public Library E. L. Mahin Elmer Batterson

Hall's Cure for Deafness Circulation Notice

A historic advertisement claims deafness arises from inflamed Eustachian tubes and mucous surfaces. It promises a cure via constitutional remedies and offers a free circular, naming F J Cheney Co Toledo and Hall's Family Pills sold by druggists.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO

Cadle Visits Genevaly Then Sells Business for $1175

A bill of sale recorded yesterday in the county recorder office shows A. J. Fackeldey transferring his business on Iowa Avenue to John A. Kleinfelder for 1175 dollars. Cadle spent the day at his cottage in Genevaly.

C. F. Cadle Genevaly Soneas Recorder A. J. Fackeldey Iowa Avenue John A. Kleinfelder

Unclaimed post letters at Muscatine Iowa week ending July 1 1902

List of unclaimed letters at the Muscatine post office includes several men and women names from the Amazon Knitting Co. to Miss Lola Lee and Mrs Nellie rates calling for the above named to say Advertised. Weather note reports constant rain and a falling river water gauge at the city.

Muscatine Iowa Amazon Knitting Co Wm. A. Brooks John Bun Clarence Blaylock W. P. Connolly Thomas T. Cross Charlie Crowther Chas. Clancy W. C. Driver Frank Dove William J. Henry D. Fox Oscar Fowle W. K.guile J. H. Griffin Waldo D. Ueak

Choice Investments Loans Offer Cash for Investors

Choice Investments emphasizes ready availability of first mortgage loans from one hundred to five thousand dollars. They handle collection of interest and principal at no charge to the investor. Titus and Jackson.

Choice Investments Titus & Jackson

June Weather Highlights Colder and Rainier Than Usual

The June report notes 8.79 inches of rain, one of the wettest Junes in 63 years, and a mean temperature of 67.75 degrees, 2.15 below the 60 year average. It details record highs and lows, barometer ranges, and forecasts, with references to 1851 and past weather since 1851.

J. P. Walton DeVoe Mississippi Valley Atlantic Ocean de Voe Ohio Valley

Testimonial for Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

A woman describes illness from travel and rest needed, credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and San ative Wash for restoring health. The letter promises confidential discussion with Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts and notes a $5000 forfeit if the testimonial is not genuine.

Lydia E. Pinkham G. Braver Lansing Mich

Boy From Chicago Reunited With Uncle After Depot Fear

Six year old Hebrod Scott sent from Chicago to Muscatine arrived Monday morning. Missed by his uncle James Corbin at the depot, he spent hours in tears until the chief of police arranged care and led him to his destination by bus. The Quincy steamer later passed down river en route to St Louis, delayed by travel difficulties.

Chicago Muscatine Hebrod Scott Musccatine James Corbin Corbin Quincy St. Louis

Obituary: Patrick Haragon Passed Away in Seventy-Six Township

Patrick Haragon, long time County settler born in Ireland April 15 1833, died after heart trouble following paralysis. He lived in Muscatine city, built Second street, married Ella Dailey in Davenport, then moved to a Seventy-Six township farm with 800 acres. Survived by wife and four children Mary Weaver Rock Island Ella Grove Durant Michigan Patrick and Christie at home. Funeral held at St Matthias church with Rev Father Nolan. Pallbearers listed.

Patrick Haragon St. Matthias Church Father Nolan Nichols Jas. Fitzgerald Cornelius Toohey Patrick Purcell Adam Wigim John Hartman James Healey County Kerry Ireland Muscatine Second Street Ella Dailey Davenport Bishop Cosgrove St. Malachas Church Ella Grove Durant Michigan Patrick Christie

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