Local notes include visits and travels among Illinois City and tri-cities
Local notes list residents and out of town trips in the region. Miss Bessie Hayes and Miss Sadie Miller are visiting friends in the area while Miss Martha Hines travels to Lone Tree. Charles Salisbury leaves for Ft. Madison for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Clyde Padgett return from Colono Illinois. An opera night at Grand Opera House and a beauty product promotion at Holllister’s store appear in the same roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Miller
Fredonia
Brownsworths Royal Blue shoes the limit in leather
Daily notices show residents and visitors from Davenport Muscatine Burlington Wilton and Rock Island traveling by train to spend afternoons with friends attend regattas shop and visit. Local ads promote Sleery-Eye flour Hollister's tea and a five room house for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsworth
Durant Defeats Wilton in Wrangle-Laden Game
Durant Independents edged Wilton Independents in a tense July game at Durant after a 15 minute stoppage over umpire disputes. Durant scored in the second and seventh innings to pull away, while Wilton led briefly in the fifth before the final two Durant runs sealed the 3 to 2 victory. Batteries Abbott and Killion for Wilton, Freeland and Ficken for Durant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton, Tra
Durant Independents
Wilton Independents
Durant
Wilton
Wilton Battery
Abbott
Killion
Freeland
Ficken
Catterthwaite Dies at Old Home After Stroke
Cyrus Satterthwaite died at his long-time Iowa County homestead after a cerebral hemorrhage following an apoplexy. Born December 14, 1858, he resided at the Iowa City road home his life. Survived by Olive Payme Satterthwaite, six children Alma Freyermuth Elmer Merle Maynard Ellsworth Elizabeth, two brothers John and Edwin, and sister Mrs Botsford. Funeral plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Satterthwaite
Iowa City Road
Mr. Satterthwaite
Muscatine County
Olive Payme
Alma Freyermuth
Atalissa
Elmer
Merle
Maynard
Ellsworth
Elizabeth Satterthwaite
John Satterthwaite
Charles Botsford
Fruita
Colo
Edwin Satterthwaite
Oklahoma
Switchmen's excursion to Tri-Cities set for Sunday
W. W. and Sisters will lead a Switchmen's excursion to the Tri-Cities on Sunday July 11. The boat will not depart Davenport before 11 PM. An evening of dancing is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man W. W
Si Ies
Tri-Cities
Davenport
Numerous Visitors and Local Trips Reported in Columbus Junction
Residents traveled to Burlington Bard West Liberty and Muscatine over the weekend visiting relatives and friends. Names include Harry Cobb Mrs C A Shearer Joe Dotson Dr L G Woodruff E S Curtis Mrs Peter Wilson Frank Lucas I M Lane Gladys Leona Moyer Eva Browning Mrs H S Buffington Miss Carrie Shaffer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Harry Cobb
Burlington
C. A. Shearer
Joe Dotson
Bard
W. Dunham
L. G. Woodruff
Graneview
E. S. Curtis
Peter Wilson
Frank Lucas
P. E. Axtel
I. M. Lane
Gladys
West Branch
M. Jarrard
Son
Scott
Newton McGill
Zenor
Harold Thomas
West Liberty
H. S. Buffington
Mediapolis
R. W. Bahns
Enid
Okla
Carrie Shaffer
F. E. Jessup
Sigzourney
Pure Food Groceries Offer Fresh Produce and a Piano Giveaway
No Malter promotes Pure Food Groceries highlighting cleanliness and inside storage of fruits and vegetables. It mentions a $400,400 Cote piano to be given away with voter certificates and urges customers to drink J. A. Folger & Co. coffee.
The Glorious Fourth and Jewelry
The Fourth of July celebration is linked to jewelry purchases from our stock. Buy jewelry for personal wear or silver and cut glass for table use. Gift to a wife husband or friend to keep and cherish. Enjoyable, tasteful commemoration while avoiding fireworks beyond children.
Residents' Weekend Visits and Travels Noted Across Regions
Local column records numerous weekend visits and travel plans. Names include Mrs J J Stapp, A A Rynearson and Blanche Rynearson, Rev Calvin Foster, Mrs Chas Armbright, Laura Kell, Louis Fender, J Baker, Henry Hill, Dora Dickey, Hazel Ostrander, Jennie Robertson, Gracie Willmering, F Weaver, F Camp, Chas Gawthrop, Nellie, Arnold Bairns, Clarence Griffith, Minor and Lischer families, plus Ceda Pates and Hattie Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stapp
Cotter
A. A. Rynearson
Blanche
Gladys Rynearson
Washington
Calvin Foster
Thornville
Ohio
Chas. Armbright
Muscatine
Laura
A. G. Lischer
Wapello
Ceda Pates
Hattie Bates
Honors To Former Muscatine Girl
Muscatine relatives of Miss Margaret Munroe receive word of her graduation from a Philadelphia girls high school and awarding of a four years scholarship at Bryn Mawr. Her illness in spring shortened study, yet she plans to use the scholarship this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Margaret Munroe
W. G. Munroe
Philadelphia
Margaret
Bryn Mawr
East
Miss Munroe
Mitchell Arrives Takes Up Y M C A Work
J G Mitchell, recently named secretary of the Muscatine Y M C A, arrived in the city Saturday night and assumed charge this morning. He has not stated future plans, but previously did strong religious work in Muscatine before moving to Duluth Minnesota for a better offer. Now he returns to Muscatine to serve as general secretary.
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J. G. Mitchell
Muscatine
Celebration 13 Largely Attended Fourth of July Event
A large Fourth of July celebration near Illinois City drew a vast crowd to a grove two miles away. Pauchet's band supplied music as the Illinois City Modern Woodmen drill team organized the day with races and amusements while attorney Samuel R. Kenworthy of Rock Island gave the keynote talk. Many attendees picnicked and stayed all day.
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Illinois City
Illinois
Modern
Woodmen of America
Pauchet
Samuel R. Kenworthy
Rock Island
Grove
the Grove
Market Prices and Livestock Rates in Local Trade Columns
A dense list of commodity prices and farm stock quotes including grains oats wheat corn and hay, plus live stock values for heavy and light choice cattle veal calves sheep lambs and hogs. Dairy eggs butter and pork products appear with per unit pricing, alongside assorted fresh vegetables and nuts with per peck or per pound rates. Local merchants like Marthete and the Meare firm are cited as market sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrscatine Produce Co
Card of Thanks Expressing gratitude for help after bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors who assisted us during our bereavement and those who sent flowers and especially the Court of Honor for its floral offerings. Louis Noethlich. R. L. Boydston and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Louis Noethlich
R. L. Boydston
West Liberty Social Notes From July Visits and Arrivals
West Liberty IA July snippets list visitors and residents from Millersburg Cedar Rapids West Branch and Muscatine. Families including Mrs John Close and daughters Miss Ethel Mrs Fred Jarvis travel from Millersburg to West Liberty. Nina Reeves departs after a stay. Lriver guests and travelers such as Miss Lena Ward Miss Anna White and Miss Sadie Worrall are noted with trains and trains. A new 12 pound daughter arrives at Mr and Mrs George Harney.
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West Liberty
John Close
Ethel
Fred Jarvis
Millersburg
Ill
J. N. Scott
Lester
West Branch
Chautauqua
Alta
Lottie Burke
Wm. Padman
North Calhoun Street
Thomas McCarthy
Cedar Rapids
J. M. Martin
West Fourth Street
Nina Reeve
Vinton
Nina Reeves
West Fifth Street
Sadie Worrall
Centerdale
Susan W
Charlie Burkhart
Anna White
Moscow
Frank Corbin
Marshalltown
Iowa City
Fred Timm
Muscatine
William Bodman
Florence Bodman
George Harney
C. S. Martin
James
Switchmen's Excursion to Davenport and Rock Island
Starck's Military Band engaged for the Switchmen's excursion on Sunday July 11 to Davenport and Rock Island with travel by train and concert events planned.
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Starck
Davenport
Rock Island
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary for July 5
Receipts: cattle 15000 steady to 10c lower with Reeves at 5.19 to 7.30, Texans 4.75 to 6.20, Westerners 4.80 to 6.25, stockers 3.60 to 6.25, cows and heifers 2.50 to 6.40, calves 5.00 to 7.50. Hogs receipts 18000 up 10c. live trades 7.35 to 8.25, bulk 7.80 to 8.25. Sheep 12000 weak 10c lower. lambs 5.00 to 8.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
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Young Men’s
Bruthenberg Clothing
East Second St
Vors
Crown Restaurat
J. A. Bond
Prop
J. E. Kranz
Bessie Hayes
A. B. Clapp
Hershey Eld
Earl Lippelgoes
Jack Bessey
Grand Opera House
Martha Hines
Cedar Street
Lone Tree
Charles Salisbury
Ft. Madison
White's, Cor. 3Rd and
Cedar
Iva Morgan
Irma Reeves
Moline
Ottie Snyder
Clyde Padgett
Iowa Avenue
Colono, Ill
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J. Havercamp Prescription Drug Store
R. Ditto
Walnut Street
Harold Pantel
B. D. Fox
Brighton
Birdie Chasteen
Noreen Nagle
Mrs. Homes Carson
J. C. Strouse
Fruitland
Viola Mark
East Fourth Street
H. E. Dice
John Carson
Tipton
John Ray
East Sixth Street
E. H. Eins
Harry Tschillard
Fannie McDaniel
Hershey Avenue
Ruth Sanger
Bloomfield
G. R. Hawkins
West Second Street
M. W. Stirlen
Edith Gundrum
Cypress Street
Flora Butler
West Third Street
J. W. Richardson
Candy Kitchen
Naomi Stuart
Edith Teetz
C. E. Shillig
United States
John A. Robbins
J. Havercamp
Frank Allen
East Third Street
Hazel Morrow
Mr. Allen
Wilton Ball
Seyventh
B. Catterthwaite
Old Home
Orrhage
J. A. Folger & Co
W.F. Miksch
Iowa Ave
H. F. Barnard CO
Mitchell
Illi
Nois City
Nished the
S&e
Muscatine Markets
David Bogard
Eres
McQuesten & Sawyer Co
Cara-Ja
GEO
W. Reuling
Wagner Bros
E. 2Nd St
Cadie’s New Jewelry Store
West Second
Reet
Kemble Hotel
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