Elks to Dedicate New Clubhouse With Gala Plans
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks plans a November or December dedication for the new Muscatine lodge quarters. A gala day is possible with speakers including Judge M. J. Wade Iowa City and Mayor George W. Scott Davenport. Dr. Harry Johnson Dean will attend the Dallas grand lodge June 10 for about ten days.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
M. J. Wade
Iowa City
George W. Scott
Davenport
Frailey
Ft. Madison
Muscatine B. P. O. E
Iowa
Des Moines
Dubuque
Elks
Muscatine
Dean
Harry Johnson Dean
Dallas
Texas
Plan Two Big Days at the Y M C A
The Y M C A will host two big days on July 14 and 15. July 14 focuses on a moonlight excursion, while July 15 marks the formal opening of the new pool funded by P M Musser. Readings, music, and an orchestra will accompany the events, with the pool opening to members on July 16.
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P. M. Musser
Minnie C II Could Enter New York Regatta
The Minnie C II, winner of the Mississippi Valley championship at a recent regatta, may be sent to the New York motor boat races in late August. The Mississippi Valley Power Boat association plans to fund entry and expenses by collecting from member clubs. Owner F Corsepious would likely approve the trip and Minnie C II is expected to perform well in its class.
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Mississippi Valley
New York
New York City
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
F. Corsepius
White Collar Line timetable for Davenport and Burlington sailing
White Collar Line steamers Columbia and Helen Blair depart Davenport each weekday at 7 a.m. and Sundays at 7 30 a.m., returning at 7 p.m. Boat for Burlington runs every weekday at 8 30 p.m., arriving at Burlington 9 15 the next morning. W. G. Block Co., agents.
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White Collar Line
Columbia
Helen Blair
Davenport
Burlington
W. G. Block
German American Bank Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The German American Bank held its annual meeting at the new East Second street building. Dr. F H Little was elected chairman and S L Johnson secretary. The bank reported a flourishing year with $5000 added to surplus and 7 percent dividends. New directors named include J L Giesler F H Little Charles A Mull W S Hill F W Eversmeyer Gus Schmidt Albert Baird J Bartemeier and H F Giessler. Officers elected: President H F Giessler Vice President J L Giesler Cashier S L Johnson Asst Cashier J W Hahn Book-keepers Clarence Schmidt Carl Parchert.
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New Bank
East Second Street
F. H. Little
S. L. Johnson
J. L. Giesler
Charles A. Mull
W. S. Hill
F. W. Eversmeyer
Gus Schmidt
Albert Baird
J. Bartemeier
H. F. Giessler
Asst
Cashier
J. W. Hahn
Clarence Schmidt
Carl Parchert
Trades and Labor Assembly Elects Officers
The semi annual session of the Trades and Labor Assembly was held last night at Assembly hall. Rufus L. Boydston was named president for the next six months. Other officers named include H. R. Othmer vice president J. F. Berry secretary C. L. Smith treasurer Wm. Hiller sergeant at arms and executive committee members R L Boydston H R Othmer J F Berry J J O'Brien H F Kurriger. Trustees named are Lee Lang C W Dale and J J O'Brien.
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Trades and Labor Assembly
Assembly Hall
Rufus L. Boydston
Iowa Federation of Labor
H. R. Othmer
J. F. Berry
C. L. Smith
Wm. Hiller
R L. Boydston
J. J. O’brien
H. F. Kurriger
Lee Lang
C. W. Dale
J. J. O'Brien
Heavy Rainstorm Floods Atalissa Streets
Atalissa Iowa experiences one of the heaviest rainstorms in years. From 5 to 7 30 PM rain and wind cause flooding of streets and cellars, with extensive crop damage and trees uprooted.
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Atalissa
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed By Doctors
The article extols Dr Pierce’s medicines noting bottles print full ingredients sworn to by Pierce. It asserts alcohol free processing with glycerine extraction and claims the Golden Medical Discovery cleanses blood aids digestion and relieves bronchial trouble though not a cure for advanced consumption. Endorsements from medical leaders accompany the claim.
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F.cag
Dr. Pierce
Corporal Fuller Wins Medal Again in Drill
Corporal Charles Fuller captured the prize in a spell down drill at the armory hall last evening, with Private Albert Richards close second. Sixty men competed and Fuller and Richards endured twenty minutes before Richards misinterpreted a command, making Fuller the victor for the second time.
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Charles Fuller
Company C
Armory Hall
Corporal Fuller
Albert Richards
Fuller
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Healthy Kidneys
The advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Remedy cleanses impurities from the blood and restores kidney health. A. W. Morgan, Druggist, urges readers to take the remedy to become well.
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Foley
A. W. Morgan
G A R Veterans to Sit on Platform at Muscatine Chautauqua
Muscatine Chautauqua opens July 24 with Gen. Black addressing veterans. The G A R post arranges platform seating for up to five hundred veterans and auxiliaries to hear the renowned commander. Black will lecture The Evolution of a Leader or How Grant Came, drawing Civil War era appeal.
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Black
Muscatine Chautauqua
Grand Army of the Republic of the United States
Grant
Muscatine G. A. R. Post
Picnic for Becca Diamond Guests at Resley's Lake
A group of about 30 young people enjoyed a Sunday outing at Resley's lake near Atalissa hosted by Misses Rosa and Mary Bleeden for Miss Becca Diamond of Cincinnati visiting Muscatine. Wagonettes transported guests. midday dinner, afternoon games, fishing and refreshments followed. Out-of-town guests included Lenna Smith Chicago Hattye Sosna Rock Island Minnie Hirschman Omaha Anna and Liebee Ur dangen Grinnell Abe Glick Lone Tree Jacob Becker Davenport William Flavous Davenport and Jacob Moneim New York City.
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Lenna Smith
Chicago
Becca Diamond
Cincinnati
Hattye Sosna
Rock Island, Il
Minnie Hirschman
Omaha
Neb
Anna and
Liebee Urdangen
Grinnell
Abe Glick
Lone Tree
Jacob Becker
Davenport
William Flavous
Jacob Moneim
New York City
N. Y
Kautz and Vetter Secretly Wed in Davenport
Harry Kautz and Frieda Vetter were secretly married at 4:30 PM Saturday in Davenport at St. Pauls Lutheran church with Rev. W H Blancke officiating. The couple, previously engaged, left Muscatine on No 50, followed by witnesses Walter D Vetter and Gertrude Mark, and plan to reside at 114 East Third Street.
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Harry Kautz
Frieda Vetter
Davenport
W. H. Blancke
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
W. H. Blanche
West Eighth Street
Liebbrand, Ryan & Company
East Third Street
Inaugurate Contest in Court of Honor in Des Moines
A Court of Honor meeting last evening announced a three month membership contest to boost the local branch. Two teams were picked to compete with keen rivalry expected. An invitation from Des Moines courts to attend a statewide celebration on July 16 was received, with a vote to consider attendance next Monday.
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Court of Honor
Order
Des Moines
Union Meeting Moves to Church In Columbus Junction
The union meeting was held in the Methodist church rather than the school campus as planned. Joe Ott visited relatives from Friday to this morning. A P Thoman returned from Davenport where Mrs Thoman is hospitalized in critical condition after a surgical operation. Mr and Mrs Wil Lee and daughter Bernice had been guests.
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Columbus Junction
Methodist Church
Joe Ott
A. P. Thoman
Davenport
Local residents visit and travel noted in weekend notices
The column lists residents and visitors with brief movements. Mr and Mrs Wm Barringer left Friday to Centerville with Mrs Lee's mother staying longer. W H Gelatt visits relatives while Mr and Mrs Israel Rabenold entertain. Others include Miss Beatrice Klotz in Muscatine, F B Shaum and son Max visiting, Chas Buffington from Omaha and Chas Paugh from Chicago returning home, plus trips to Farmington and Crawfordsville for family visits.
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Wm. Barringer
Centerville
Lee
S. M. Huston
W. H. Gelatt
Israel Rabenold
M. J. Gush
Cotter
Edgar
Elizabeth Owens
George
Wapello
Ola Worthman
Farmington
Sam Harmon
Chas. Paugh
Chicago
Beatrice Klotz
Muscatine
F. B. Shaum
Max
Clark Huston
Chas. Buffington
Omaha
D. S. Buffington
S. B. Paxton
J. H. Rickey
Crawfordsville
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West Second Street
Wm. Bokenkamp
J. H. Mundt
East Third St
Metzger
Harry Metzger
Mir
E. P. Day
Opera House
Mark Coyner
ELAS
Dr. Dean
Minnie C
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Armory
Yvard
Charles Robinson
Fred McDougall
McDougall
Robinson
GAR. Vets
Will
Chautauqua Board
Resley’s
H. Kautz
G. M. Titus
Iowa Avenue
Charles Stark
Oak St
Titus
Iowa Ave
West 2Nd St
Dwuscatne
Harry Glatstein and Company
Enquire River
H. J. Heinz & Co
Sorrel Family
W. J. Vannatta
X Journal
Hershey Ave
Chestnut Street
N. Rosenberger
Julia Brogan
E. 2Nd St
Pine St
Geo. B. Jackson
J. Cc. Coster
Park Ave
E. O. Griswold
J. C. Bell
M. H. Summers
Harry
Letts
Harry Glatstein
J. Greenblatt
E. Second Street
Moler Barber College
Ill
National Railway Training School Inc
Robert St
St. Paul, Minn
Hershey Hospital
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Minn
BOATS
Hot Sparks
C. F. Sparks
Pearl Watch
John A. Rowan CO
W. 2Nd St
J. Linn Hoopes
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