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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1907

Page

6

Keota Social Roundup Sees Visitors From Near and Far

Keota locals host and visit relatives over the weekend with travelers from Washington Muscatine Williamsburg Osceola and Sulphur Springs. People include Martha Gray George Daiber John Gensler and families plus church group gathering at Miss Nelle Fish home.

Keota Martha Gray Washington James Glover George Daiber Cheyenne Wyo Daiber John Gensler Waterloo Martin Bishop Muscatine John Reinert Mr. Reinert Fish Sigourney Myron Walker Kramer Daniel Rohrer Carrie Blake Charles Critz Amy Gardner Lexington George H. Lee Master Henry Shaff S. E. Reisman John Brown Willi Willis Moses Borlan Canada William Willis Spangler E. C. Gilbert Missouri Sue H. Lytle C. L. Shanafelt and Baby Mound City James Greer M. Brice Nora Sheriff Colorado Brice Denver Miss Sheriff Sulphur Springs Allie Sheriff Allie Keiser Oskaloosa Young People’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Nelle Fish

Officers Elected Across County School Districts

Regular meeting on July first elected officers for many districts including presidents, treasurers, and secretaries across Wapsinonee Bloomington Goshen Montpelier Independent West Liberty Fulton Sweetland Orono and Wilton districts. A separate note mentions a narrow poisoning scare in Clay City and a drugstore ad for King’s New Life Pills.

Wapsinonee Township B. W. Burns W. H. Burkett E. A. Poole Bloomington Township H. J. Freyermuth J. P. Fishburn J. C. Stuart Goshen Township No. 4 H. Depping Wm. Wiesa A. Smith No. 7 F. H. Hildebrand A. N. Rabe Levi Wilgus Montpelier Township Charles Baer Edward Kemper Robert Bennett West Liberty Wapsinonoc Township I. A. Nichols C. M. Nichols Theo. Jones Fulton Township Charrles Buttenot Wm. Schroder E. M. Baker N. Spilgar N. J. Croxen Sweetland Township A. B. Raub August Henke J. H. Hetzler Seventy-Six Township Joseph Will C. H. Rider W. H. Neil Elmer Eiche John McEvoy O. Holtz Wm. H. Sauer Nichols Township Pike R. S. Rice Henry Kirchen S. H. Smith J. W. Flater G. E. Flater Albert Bandagle Wm. Fahy Wm. Stamler Wm. Browning Wilton Wilton Two G. W. Kelley W. D. Harris Jennie Kelly Hazel Dell No Township Montpelier J. F. Benshoof Henry Lehms A. F. Drumm North Prairie H. L. McGuire Charles

Mississippi River Forecastupdate from Muscatine to Dubuque

The 48 hour river forecast indicates only slight changes in the Mississippi from below Dubuque to Muscatine. Local forecaster J. M. Sherier notes minimal movement despite tidal-like stages and continued low to moderate flow across the region.

Mississippi Dubuque Muscatine J. M. Sherier

Rev Frederick J Leonard Attends Catholic Educational Meeting

Rev F J Leonard pastor of St Matthias Catholic Church attends the fourth annual meeting of the Catholic Educational Association in Milwaukee. The convention opens with hundreds of priests and features talks by archbishops and Jesuit leaders from across the country.

ST. Matthias Church Milwaukee F. J. Leonard St. Matthias Catholic Church Catholic Educational Association of America United States Farley New York Glennon St. Louis Blenk New Orleans Quigley Chicarro Msgr. O'Connell Catholic University of America Association Thomas Shahan D.D E. A. Pace D. D The Catholic University E. R. Dyer St. Sulpice Seminary Baltimore P. C. Yorke Leader San Francisco J. R. Volz O. P William C. Robinson L.L. D Yale University Law Department Catholic University Law Department Henry Moeller Missouri Joseph Hanselman James Rockiff Rudolph Myer A J. Conway F. A. Moeller Cincinnati Francis Finn A.J. Burrows Marquette University

Miss Maud Lane Hosts Philath eas In Calhoun Street Parlor

Miss Maud Lane entertained the Philatheas at her Calhoun street home with games and a parlor field meet featuring pole vault twelve knot hurdle drinking and guessing races. Refreshments followed as a large number joined in the evening's enjoyment.

West Liberty Maud Lane Philatheas Calhoun Street Mina Hormel Vae Barr Roy Whitacre Egbert Kimball Bert Hogue Wm. Shaw Moscow Minnie Elsie Scott Iowa City Alice Moore Atalissa Ed. Bottomly Nicholl Wm. Bodman Daisy McAdams Madison South Dakota Adams Ross Whellar Sigourney Ben Bigsbee Mises Ella McCampbell Muscatine Alta Burke West Branch Mary Seevers Effie Rolf Julia Perry Davenport J. S. Smith East Third Street Katie Clauson Mrs. Bradford Rock Island

Dean's Kidney Pills Promised to Cure Kidney Troubles

An old home remedy advertisement urges readers to treat back pain and urinary irregularities as signs of kidney trouble. It claims Dean's Kidney Pills have cured countless sufferers for seventy six years and cites Mrs. M Daugherty of Muscatine Iowa as a testimonial to relief from aches, dizziness, and swollen limbs after using the pills.

Dean J. J. Havercamp

Residents visit relatives and travel schedules posted

Several residents plan trips and visits this week. Chas Peterson of Pipestone will visit Durant relatives, A M Carthart of Sealand Stanford University will go to Chicago, and Mrs Hollingsworth will visit Downey relatives. Other guests include Mrs Price Edna Langdon and families in Iowa and Nebraska, with learners heading to Iowa City and Vinton.

Muscatine Chas. Peterson Pipestone Minn P. C. Peyton Durant A M. Carthart Sealand Stanford University Palatzo California Homer Swain Chicago Laura du Bois Marjorie Whitson Vinton Emma Richards

Growing Crops Flourish Under Beneficial Rain

Farmers report rapid corn growth as rain and warm temperatures prevail. Potatoes cabbage tomatoes and hay show strong progress with most hay ready for cutting. Central regions trail western parts slightly but weather favors a normal fall if trend continues. Take the Journal, 19 cents a week.

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