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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
10
Mrs. E. L. Hahn of Fairport spent the morning in the city shopping. Dr. A. B. Clapp, an eye ear nose and throat specialist, was noted at Hershey Building.
Numerous residents depart for Davenport, Montpelier, Moscow, Rochester, and Cedar Rapids for visits, house parties, and Fourth of July plans. Excursions on the J. S. steamship are announced with schedules and fares.
Ice cream ices cakes and pies available for the 4th of July and all kinds of sandwiches made to order for picnics and parties at Slaughter's Candy Store.
John Wesson of West Liberty Iowa died last night at his Elm Street home after years of ear cancer. A Civil War survivor from Company I Eleventh Iowa, he was born 1826 in Delaware County Ohio and served in the Union. He leaves his wife Eliza Rowe four children, a brother G B Wesson of Fremont Neb and a daughter Alberta Wheelan of Council Bluffs. Funeral at 10 AM tomorrow from the house with Rev George Furniss officiating. burial Oak Ridge Cemetery.
Miss Hazel Smith returns to Cedar Rapids after visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dailey at 616 Cedar Street. Richard & Sons and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark of 1324 East Second Street depart for Davenport and Chicago for a week. Strawberry and vanilla ice cream offered at the Boston Candy Kitchen on Second Street.
You risk nothing to try Rexall Orderlies. If they fail, the medicine costs you nothing. They are candy like chewable, do not gripe or purge, can be taken any time day or night. Two sizes 10¢ and 25c offered by A. W. Morgan's Pharmacy The Rexall Store.
One of the Miracle Cement burial vaults made by C. M. Bell and Henry Timmersman of this city will be used at the funeral of the late Mrs. Fred Giesler this afternoon. They are the only vaults made.
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