Mrs Fred Giesler Laid To Rest In Simple Obsequies
Funeral services were conducted at the family home with three clergymen assisting. The burial was private at Greenwood cemetery. Relatives and friends attended, flowers filled the room, and hymns were sung by the United Brethren Ladies Missionary Quartet. Pallbearers included General W. L. Davis and several local men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Giesler
West Seventh Street
United Brethren Church
Frank Kintzle
W. R. Beatty
Elk Point
South Dakota
B. C. Preston
J. C. H. Light
Greenwood Cemetery
W. L. Davis
Cedar Rapids
P. J. Murphy
George H. Wiles
Andrew Mull
Herman Schmidt
Frank Benham
W. M. Narvis
Painful porch accident injures Raymond Bryant
Raymond Bryant, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. X. Grosjean, living at 1114 Cedar Street, was playing with friends Thursday at the George Eichenauer home, 1307 Cedar Street. He fell while climbing the porch, dislocating his left arm and suffering significant pain, though he is reported to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bryant
X. Grosjean
Cedar Street
George Eichenauer
Paving plans for Muscatine district 25 approved amid changes
The Muscatine city council approved improvements for Improvement District No. 25 including Second Street Park Avenue and Spring Street sections with specific paving widths and materials. A prior motion to pave West Hall and district 26 failed after amendments removing Broadway and Ash Street. bids are invited with a July 15, 1909 deadline and a $500 bid bond.
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West Hill
Lucas Street
Ash Street
Broadway
Kecklerville
East Hill
Ecntine
City of Muscatine
City of
Muscatine
Iowa
Park Avenue
Second Street
Washington Street
Spring Street
Eighth Street
Poplar Street
Ohio
City Recorder
Wm. Grossklaus
Post Office to Close for Holiday July Fifth
The Post Office will observe Monday July 5 as a holiday and close at 10:00 a.m. City carriers will make a short first trip while rural routes are not driven. Window service runs 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. Mails still received and dispatched as usual. R. S. McNutt P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. McNutt
Mrs. Mary Benham Dead at Ninety Three in Indiana
Mary Benham aged ninety three died at Benham Indiana after a long Indiana life. She was born February 29 1816 in Kentucky and moved to Indiana with her parents then returned in 1819 and lived there ninety years. Surviving children include Milford James H J Lewis and Andrew J Benham with daughters Mrs E Hawthorn Mrs Lina Reay and Mrs Susan Tilton. Funeral set for Sunday with Milford Benham and Bert C Benham from Muscatine attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Benham
Benham
Indiana
Milford Benham
Muscatine
R. F. Benham
Bert C. Benham
First Trust and Savings Bank
J. M. Benham
Charles Guthrie
Kentucky
Milford
James H. J. Lewis
Andrew J. Benham
E. Hawthorn
Concert Programs at Electric Park Sun Sessions
Julius Paudfet releases complete Electric Park concerts for Sunday afternoon and evening. Afternoon features marches, overtures, woodwind and vocal numbers including King of All March, Amaranth cornet solo, Woodland, and Oklahoma March. Evening presents The New King march, Poet and Peasant overture, Lucia and Donizetti waltz, Bridegroom march, and multiple baritone and intermezzo pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Paudfet
Electric Park
Luders
Cornet
Paudiet
Ida Appel
Muscatine
Dunlap Commandery
Oklahoma State
Cordes
New King
Suppe
Lucia
Donizettt
Miss Cara
Hammerstein March
Kretchmer Part II
Library Adds Many Books to Public shelves in 1909 list
The P. M. Musser Public Library issued a complete list of 62 new titles added since April 1909. The additions include many historical and scientific works, noted authors, and a substantial rise in adult fiction and children's fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M.musser Public Library
Barton
Turkey
If Your Dealer Lacks It See Thompson Bros or McQuesten
The notice directs customers to Thompson Bros and McQuesten & Sawyer as alternative suppliers when a dealer does not have the item. It preserves the era tone and names two businesses likely tied to the same trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Bros
McQuesten & Sawyer
R. Lam
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Augustana College prospects and facilities outlined
The notice describes Augustana College offering college academy conservatory art business studies with 40 instructors and 503 students of all nationalities. It notes English language emphasis with two regular professors, confirms diploma recognition by Yale Harvard and Chicago University, mentions the forthcoming Denkmann Library valued at $100000, average expenses about $200 annually, self help opportunities, and official recognition of academy instruction as among the highest standard in the thirteen Midwest states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ill. State University
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Titus Loan & Investment CO
G. M. Titus
G.R. Titus
J.P. Schomberg
Greenwood
Eichenauer
Fell
West Hall
Ash
Lucas
Mus
Cypress
Attacc
Gustav Weis
Tri-City Loan Co
Brady St. Davenport
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Hoosier State
Ham
Rand
Tomor
Peau Adams
Wm. Fuhliman
Teenniges
Cupid
Oesterman
Allan
France
Armstrong
Cyclopaedia
Barker
Batterson
Baxter
England
Beaulieu
Beckwith
Berry
Waterloo
Black
Hugh
Bradford
Brennan
Brigham
Brown
Mrs
Haremick
Carpenter
Walt Whitman
Channing & Lansing
Great Lakes
Churchill
Cornish
Panama Canal
Crichton-Browne
Parcimony
Curtis
Dawson
Densmore
Derby
Dummelow
Farrar
Ferrero
Rome
Fowler
Grier
Canal Zone
Griffis
New Netherland
Griswold
Plymouth Church
Harland, Marion
Hepburn
Hotchkiss
Northwest
Howard
Huneker
Egolists
International Library of Technology
Gordon
Iciodorum
Lewis
State Insurance
Lubbock
Maeterlinck
Manning
Mason
Italy
Mathews
Mississippi
Meyer
Great Britain
Mills
Rockies
Moody
Mott
Newman
Nicoll
Tan Maclaren
Rockefeller
Stanton
Wildwood
Starr
Tarkington & Wilson
Towler
Tuttle—Arcana
Vaughan—Medici
Leo X
Clement VII
Ward
Aguilar
Bachellor
Bashford
Barr
A. E
Benson
Brady
Chatfield Taylor
Clay—Hester
Crawford
Danby
Sebastian
Daskam
Davis
Norah
Wallace Rhodes
R. H
de la Pasture
Adam Grigson
Dey
Durley
Estabrook
Forssand
Fuller
Waldo Trench
Oth
Ers
Glasgow
Glaspell
Gorky
Grant
Chippendales
Hobberton
Budge
Toddie
Haeselbarth
Party of the Palms
Harland
Royal End
Hewlett
Jerome
King—Lanier
The
Cavalry
Kingsley
Glass House
Kirkland
Polly Pat's
Lane
E. M
Katrine
Mills of God
J. R
Lee
Simon Tetlow
Locke
Marcus Ordoyne
Ludlow
Janitaries
McCutcheon
Alternative
McNaughton
Rosnah
McVane
Thoroughbred
Mapes
Partners
Oppenheim
Missioner
Partridge
Kingdom Earth
Phillpotts
Three Brothers
Ramsay
Straw
Reynolds
Supreme Test
Riece
Mr. Opp
Rideout
Dragon’s Blood
Snaith
Araminta
Steel
Tilton
My Lady Laughter
Tompkins
Open House
Train
Butler
Vance
Bronze Bell
Waller
Warner
Warren
Peter
Whitaker
Williamson
Alger
Pine Point
Bailey
Burnett
Wolf
Caskoden
Tom Andy Bill
Champney
Anneke
Witch Winnie
Dale
Deland
Betty
New York
Dodge
Donald
Dorothy
Doubleday
Douglas
Helen Grant
Ear
Eggleston
Long Knives
Gould
Felicia Grover
Hare
Hilton
Lefferts
Malone
West Point
Meade
Muir—Stickeen
Pierson
Millers
Poulsson
Pyle
Richards
Stratemeyer
Dave Porter
Trowbridge
Polly Primrose
Wells
Wotton
Uncle Tom
Young
Motor Boys
Clark’s Cruises
Cleveland
Hamburg-American Line
San Francisco
Madeira
Egypt
India
Ceylon
Burma
Java
Borneo
Philippines
Japan
Lloyd S. S
Palestine
Frank C. Clark
Times Bldg
Augustana College
Rock Island, Illinois
Ing
Yale
Harvard
Chicago University
Denkmann
Middle- West States
Gustav Andreen
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