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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1908

Page

4

Local News Items Include Sales, Visits, and a Home Burglary

Local notes report Iowa farm mortgage loans for sale, a newborn daughter for Dr. and Mrs. Crow, and a Fourth of July early closing for barber shops and grocers. Also covered are a cake sale at Hahn and Sneichen’s millinery store, lodge activities, travelers visiting Chicago and South Haven, and a burglary atMrs. Henry Liebbe’s home where a tramp stole two rings and a razor. The description notes a 35 year old man in a dark suit and hat.

St. Matthias Hahn and Sneichen Henry Liebbe Park Lane

East Wapsie Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Horace Hawker and family spent Sunday with Mrs Hawker s parents in Wilton. Mr and Mrs A H Floyd were at E Buckman s Tuesday evening. Ellis Smith from West Liberty visited John Webster Monday. John Teeters of Lincoln Neb is visiting sister Mrs Fred Evans this week. Helen Fickler of Iowa City vacations with parents Mr and Mrs Adolph Fickler. Louise and Mildred Furniss of West Liberty called on Alfred Marolf last Saturday. Lee Marolf visited Moscow last Sunday.

East Wapsie Horace Hawker Wilton Adolph Fickler Louise Mildred Furniss West Liberty Alfred Marolf Lee Marolf Moscow

East Buffalo Prairie Social Notes

East Buffalo Prairie July 2. Mrs George Beeding and her daughter Della traveled to Kansas for Della health. Day Bull family now occupies W C Kimballs old house. Vesta Ward of Edgington visited friends Ethel and Bertha McDearmon. El Lunn family of Joy visited W D Elliots. Cressie and Susie Murdock visited grandparents of Millersburg. Mr and Mrs Cale McClean visited Mrs McCleans mother Lucy Bull.

East Buffalo Prairie George Beeding Della Kansas Day Bull W. C. Kimball Vesta Ward Edgington Ethel Bertha McDearmon el Lunn Joy W. D Millersburg Cale McClean McClean Lucy Bull

Injunctions Sought Against Muscatine Druggists

Four Muscatine druggists face temporary and permanent injunctions over alleged illegal sale of intoxicating liquors. Cases target Geiss, Thiesen, Henderson Drug Co, and Krehe estate administrator connections. Law Enforcement League attorneys filed pleadings seeking permanent restraint and nuisance closure.

P. J. Barry Henry Geiss James S. McKee Henry C. Thiesen Elliott Drug Company Zr. W. Hutchinson Lauren Henderson Henderson Drug Company W. L. Roach J. Theodore Ku

Steamer St Paul Maiden Voyage to Muscatine

The St Paul steamer, Diamond Jo line, with Captain Cornelius McGee and crew, is set to reach Muscatine on its maiden trip of the season. Quincy and St Paul operate St Paul St Louis through trade. Dubuque may join in July if demand remains strong.

St. Paul Diamond Jo Company Muscatine St. Louis Wm. Beyer Diamond Jo Quincy

Indictments in American-Mexico Mining case in Chicago

Post office inspectors indict W. A. Arms promoter and Walter S. Dillon manager in Mexico in a three million dollar case. Authorities say the mining system run by the company and its subsidiaries is worthless.

Chicago, Ill Post Office Three Million Dollar Corporation W. A. Arms Walter S. Dillon Mexico

Lincoln Mutual Threshing Company buys new outfit

Lincoln Iowa July 2 members of the Lincoln Mutual Threshing Company met in schoolhouse No 8 on business. They have purchased a fine 2000 threshing outfit and expect it to arrive in about ten days.

Lincoln Lincoln Mutual Threshing Company School House No. 8 Leona Timmerman Uris Wm. Timmerman Muscatine H. Husen Timmermans, Herrings and Meyers West Liberty

A Peculiar Charge in Iowa City Court

Hugh Maher a Johnson county farmer was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of supplying liquor to Arthur Walsh a period inebriate He posted 500 bond in Justice Horaks court and was released until September.

Iowa City Hugh Maher Johnson County Arthur Walsh Maher

Local Visits and Sunday Gatherings in Muscatine Island Community

Rev. Baumgarten of Muscatine dined with the M. Schweitzer family. Walter Daut visited over Sunday with cousins Jesse and Harry Fishburn. A. J. Wood and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hoopes on Muscatine Island. Mrs. Rand and child and Miss Mittman of Muscatine Island dined with Fred Stortz family. Mrs. Wm. Shellabarger and daughters visited Cedar county relatives Saturday. Ed Zeidler and wife called on Mr. and Mrs. M. Schweitzer. Rev. Bumegartner of Muscatine called on Mr. and Mrs. Lou Teickey. Mrs. Jerry Springer and son Harry of Muscatine called on Mrs. Maria Hoopes and daughter.

Bloomington Wm. Shellahbarger Cedar County Ed. Zeidler Muscatine M. Schweitzer Rev. Bumegartner Lou Teickey Jerry Springer Harry Maria Hoopes

Charles Huey Dies in the Far West

Charles Huey longtime Wilton resident electrician and former Rock Island Railroad worker died in San Francisco California. He leaves wife and one daughter Jessie Lee Huey and five brothers and three sisters. Funeral and interment planned in Denver after remains are moved from San Francisco.

William Huey Hershey Avenue Denver Col Wilton County Rock Island Railroad Company Rock Island-Eldon Jessie Lee Huey Edward Ottumwa Frank Kansas City Harry Roy William Muscatine B. Jacobs R. R. Dunlap J. J. Murphy San Francisco

Graft Skin Of John Meyers At Bellevue

The first skin graft in Muscatine was done at Bellevue hospital at 9 o clock. Dr A J Weaver grafted skin from John Meyers right thigh onto his injured left limb. Six strips of skin about six inches long and one inch wide were used with Drs J L Klein E K Tyler E B Fulham and W F boiler assisting. Meyers rested well by late afternoon and the case is described as a potential city milestone.

Bellevue Hospital A. J. Weaver John Meyers Green Street Weaver J. L. Klein E. K. Tyler E. B. Fulham W. F. Boiler

Miss Ella Wilson Weds Glen McCullough at Letts Home

At the bride’s parents’ home west of Letts last evening the ceremony united Miss Ella Wilson and Glen M. McCullough of Conesville. Rev. W. A. Longnecker officiated with a ring ceremony, a wedding supper followed, and attendants were Walter Schwartz best man and Florence McCullough. The couple will reside on a Cone farm. both are school instructors.

Ella Wilson Glen M'Cullough Letts Glen M. McCullough Conesville W. A. Longnecker First Methodist Church Walter Schwartz Florence McCullough Robert Wilson Letts High School McCullough Cone

Laura P Lougerty and George F Tice Marry at St Matthias

Last evening at 8 o clock the marriage of Miss Laura P Lougerty and George F Tice took place at St Matthias rectory with Rev F J Leonard officiating. The couple then hosted a two course wedding supper at 1010 East Seventh Street and will establish housekeeping on Elm Street. Immediate relatives attended including Charles Tice and Miss Clara Luedtke. The bride wore white lawn with roses. Tice’s attendant wore oakbown.

Laura P. Lougerty George F. Tice St. Matthias Rectory F. J. Leonard East Seventh Street Charles Tice Clara Luedtke Tice Mrs. Tice Elm

Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Plans Des Moines Branch Meet

A Muscatine hosting is planned for October as the Des Moines branch of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church prepares. The organizing committee includes Mrs. W. J. Grady and Mrs. W. E. Downer plus D. B. Addleman E. O. Burnside and Miss May Villa Patten. The group met at Mrs. Downer’s home to finalize arrangements and heard a talk on Methodist work in Burma.

Women’s Foreign Missionary Society M. E W. E. Downer West Second Street W. J. Grady D. B. Addleman E. O. Burnside May Villa Patten W. S. Peasley Elsie Will

Mrs Woods Hosts American Patriot Society at Home

Mrs Luther M. Woods of 613 Est Burth Street entertained members of the American Patriot Society this afternoon. The gathering featured a modest program and refreshments, with social conversation and light entertainment throughout.

Luther M. Woods Burth Street

Yeomen Meeting Attended with Initiations and Social Session

The Yeomen meeting drew good attendance with candidates initiated and balloted. A social session followed in the evening. The group plans to hold regular meetings on the second and fourth days of each month.

Rowena Industrial Ladies Meet Friday Afternoon

Rowena Industrial announces a meeting for all ladies of the organization Friday afternoon at Yeo. The event invites members to attend as the session will include a social and organizational updates.

Missionary Society Holds Regular Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church met at Mrs. Theodore Kuechmann’s Oak Street home last evening. The study topic was The Islands of Tonga. Mrs. Hyink read Only one Woman and Miss Marolf read I pray thee chair. A letter from Eliza Bretz in Lowell Washington was read. Music by a quartet of Ethel Jones Elizabeth Pfeiffer Mrs Keath and Mrs Kintzle followed business.

Woman's Missionary Society of the U. S Theodore Kuechmann Oak Street Tonga Hyink Miss Marolf West Liberty Eliza Bretz Lowell Washington Ethel Jones Elizabeth Pfeiffer Keath Kintzle

W A P A N HEAD IES SUDDENLY

W M Pownfhd of St Louis former grand general passenger agent died at Bron, Michigan after a short illness. Townsend To Huron, a week ago, is very low. Murat Hétead veteran editor reported dying from cerebral hemorrhage yes eRmy.

Rt Bron Mich W. M Pownfhd St. Louis Genera Hoad Townsend Huron

Judge Dies in Ris Ny Egypt Trial

General George Sttman Keller, noted judge of international stature, passed away in Ris, New York, following a long illness during coverage of a pivotal international trial involving Egypt.

Ris George Sttman Keller Thinterna Egypt Idi

New York Anti-Gambling Statute Tested in Collins Case

Melvil Collins was discharged after being charged with violating the new anti-gambling laws at Sheepshead Bay race track. Justice Bischoff ruled verbal bets by individuals are not crimes while receiving bets and operating a gambling business remain criminal. The ruling distinguishes individual betting from professional gambling.

New York N. Y Melvil Collins Sheepshead Bay

Local Notes From Orono and Surrounding Areas

Orono residents report a pleasant visit to Ohio and Michigan by Mr and Mrs Tra Owen who returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Earl Idle and children visited Muscatine last Saturday bringing a fine new surrey. T Hawkins visited cousin Clarence Metcalf in Nichols Monday and attended the circus returning Tuesday. Mrs Edgar visited Columbus Junction Thursday. Rye harvesting has begun in the area. Will Brandon and family were Muscatine visitors Wednesday. Mr Barber of Muscatine conducted business in the vicinity this week.

Muscatine Barber

Elks Raise Fund for Iowa City Club House

Special Iowa City Elks report raising nearly $15,000 toward a $320,000 goal to build a proposed lodge club house. Officials believe the full subscription will be achieved before summer ends, ensuring a handsome structure.

Elks Iowa City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cohn Mercantile Co Bouwiully Benfactor Iowa Farm Mortgage Loans G. M. Titus Iowa Ave C. E. Crow East Eleventh Street Davenport Independents the Sanitary Milk Company Cedar E. B. Lewis J. E. Snead Cincinnati Ohio Nebraska Iowa Lodge No. 2 A. F A. M W. M Marty Weggen Joan W. Alexander Anna Belle Bumgardner Chicago South Haven Police H. Liebbe Tions Geiss Hen Derson, Thiesen, Reutchman Paul John Lizzie O’leary Batiste Cis Toben Malone @ CO Charles Huey Far West WM. Huey Ton Bellevue Jesses Kuechmann Waan Stiles MRS /OODS American Patriots Theeni Mark Sven Isters Lodge K. of P. Hall Seemingly ORONO Sam Cohn Second Street
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