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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1908

Page

5

Heinz team Runs Into Cow On Jackson Street

A Heinz company team ran away on Saturday down Jackson street and struck a cow owned by Mrs. Arch McGrew. The tongue of the wagon hit the animal’s side, breaking several ribs. Dr. John Eade attended the cow, with slim chances of saving it. The team continued several blocks to Weed Park before being stopped. In local news, East Hill residents Mr and Mrs Robert Chase gifted a large bound Bible to Park Avenue Methodist church. Others note visits and a birth announced on Sherman street.

H. J. Heinz Company Jackson Street Arch McGrew John Eade Weed Park East Hill Robert Chase Park Avenue M. E P. Boyd Haskins O. P. Dean Wilbur Longstreth Grand Avenue Muscatine Nichols George Zinn Elkhart Ind Rush Duncan E. M. Duncan Week Park Charles Henderson Sherman Street Jerry Plum Iowa City John Baker Ray Hurlbut Keithsburg Ill Lloyd McCoy Bettendorf N. A. McCoy John Freeman Lucy Adams Fruitland Charles Sinnett Park Avenue Miss Schwab Jefferson Street Davenport David Harry Mark North English Rev R. D. Poole Park Avenue M. E. Church Columbus Junction Oklahoma City Okla

Open Air Sermon At Weed Park Draws Congregation

First Baptist Church members held an open air service at Weed Park with Rev. Judson Kempton delivering a sermon praising the green grass and river scenery. Attendees sat on grass and benches while others listened from buggies. Next Sunday night another similar service was planned. East Hill locals note regional returns and visits.

First Baptist Church Weed Park Judson Kempton Mississippi

Yankee Hollow Community Notes Echo Summer Activities

Miss Lillie Patton returns from Muscatine with family. several residents listed as ill or recovering. Rainbow Grange initiates four members and discusses school changes. Wilton school board names new teachers including Miss Alpha McLain and Miss Frances A. Boot. Local readers see farm rest and social visits amid ongoing quarantine updates.

Wilton Township Yankee Hollow Alpha McLain Prospect Hill Frances A. Boot Sunny Side Bessie Raub Rainbow Ella TeStrake Osage M. F. Cronin Laurel Hill Margarette Maher

Maizene Bio-Chemic Remedy From Chicago Chemist

A Chicago chemist announces Maizene a new bio chemic product named after maize. He claims it acts on kidney eliminative tissues to filter impurities from blood and treats kidney and bladder diseases. Sold in one ounce bottles for doctors and druggists. He says years of work led to this formula.

Chicago, Ill

Resolutions Adopted for William H. Swisher by Shelby Norman Post

The Shelby Norman Post No. 231 Grand Army of the Republic completed resolutions honoring late William H. Swisher of Co. K 82nd Ohio Infantry. They tender sympathy to his widow, set a page in post records, and present a memorial copy, dated July 7, 1908.

Shelby Norman Post William H. Swisher Co. “K"s 82Nd Ohio Infantry Grand Army of the Republic

Muscatine Vets Seek Reserved Seats At Event

Adjutant Gus Schmidt of Shelby Norman Post asks that about two hundred seats be set aside for the G A R and allied groups. Muscatine hosts four organizations Shelby Norman Post G A R W R C Major John Circle and Col Hare Circle. The city and county sent many Civil War veterans, signaling strong patriotism. Those with reserved seats must wear badges from their groups.

Gus Schmidt Shelby Norman Post Muscatine Shelby Norman

Stars Ramblers Clash Ends With Bisisi Stars Win

Bisisi's squad beat the Ramblers 17 to 14 at Weed's park in a heavy hitting contest. Batteries for the Stars were Hopkins and Welch, for the Ramblers Harrison, Bogey and Cork. The Stars travel to Iowa City on Wednesday.

Bisisi Ramblers Bisissi Stars Weed’s Park Hopkins Welch Harrison Bogey Cork Iowa City

Miller Family Arrives in Muscatine for New Home

Mr and Mrs C Miller formerly of Rock Island plus Miss R Norman now in Des Moines travelled to Muscatine on Saturday to establish their future home in the city.

C. Miller Rock Island R. Norman Des Moines Muscatine

Fifth Drowning At Eichelberger's Lake Near Muscatine

The fifth drowning in the Muscatine area this month occurred at Eichelberger's Lake in Lake township when 15 year old Fred Jesse lost his life while learning to swim. His brother Edward attempted a rescue but was pulled under. the body was recovered after about an hour by Milton Addlemann and Charles Aderman. Fred, son of Mrs Matilda Jesse, leaves four brothers and a sister. funeral at 1 pm from the residence and 2 pm at St John’s U B church with Rev George Meiers in charge.

Muscatine Fred Jesse Matilda Jesse Eichelberger’s Lake Lake Township Jesse Edward Milton Addlemann Charles Aderman Paul Fred Muscatine County Leonard Albert St. John’s U B George Meiers German Lutheran Church

Conesville News: Visits, picnics and home improvements

Allen Mee Kee and Master Robert from Irenton, Missouri, visit siblings in Conesville while relatives travel from Iowa City and West Liberty. Local social life includes a Cone lake picnic led by Rev. J W Bechtel’s class, house painting by Allen McCurdy and associates, and travel to Muscatine Burlington and Arden for family matters.

Conesville Allen MeeKee Robert Irenton Allen McCurdy I. W. Jones Iowa City West Liberty Jessie Smith Atalissa Vesta Anna Gay Anna L. M. Cecil Dollie Muscatine J. C. Gay John Gay Burlington J. L. Delap Albert Moyer T. J. Wheir McCurdy Dr. Sterrett Rock Island Plato Clinton Division Mollie McCullough

Dane Worth $250000 To Lead Simple Life

Prizefighter Battling Oscar Nelson known as Battling plans marriage after defeating Joe Gans. He claims $250000 wealth, vows retirement to a simple life, hunting in Alameda County, and notes dancing as his only dissipation. He says no vices and eighty-one career bouts were square.

Dane Oscar Nelson Battling Gans Joe Gans Livermore San Francisco Alameda County

Oak Grove Neighbors Share Holiday and Farm Work

Oak Grove notes report Ed Fishburn visiting Wm Fishburn over Sunday. W C Williamson and Paul Schafer of Wapello joined Ed Barnard's Sunday. Locals enjoyed a 4th of July picnic near Cedar River. Shields family spent the day at Geo Shields home. Sunday school at Spangler Chapel is set for next Sunday at 2, with Rev. Conant to preach at 3. Farmers work haying and grain as showers interrupt the season.

Oak Grove Ed. Fishburn Wm. Fishburn W. C. Williamson Paul Schafer Wapello Barnard Cedar River Robt. Shields Geo. Shields Spangler Chapel Conant

Church Notes from Muscatine Pastors

Announcements for the week at First Presbyterian Church include a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 45 p m a Sunday school and church picnic at Weed Park on Tuesday July 14 with baskets and utensils provided an open meeting of the Women s Missionary Society at the Sawyer home Friday July 17 featuring Dr J T Martin on missionary work at the General Assembly and a talk by Mrs Elliott on work among aliens in America with a music program. Both sexes invited.

Muscatine First Presbyterian Church Weed Park Women’s Missionary Society F. P. Sawyer West Second Street J. T. Martin General Assembly Elliott America

First M E Church Weekly Activities Schedule

The First M E Church announces an official board meeting Monday at 8 00. A Y M C A moonlight excursion on the steamer Colmbia Tuesday 7 30 to 9 00. The Ladies Aid meets Wednesday 3 90 to 5 00 at Mrs G A Dayton 111 East Fifth st. Thursday mid week prayer 7 45. Friday Sunday school picnic 10 00 to 4 00 at Weed Park. parents and friends urged to attend with baskets.

M. E. Church Colmbia Ladies’ Aid Society G. A. Dayton East Fifth Street Weed Park

Made Right It Won the Banker

A bank cashier recalls early hardship drinking coffee, then switched to Postum. After three years, he reports weight gain, steadier nerves, higher earnings, and better sleep. The letter touts Postum as the reason for his improved health and finances.

Slim Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellsville

German M. E. Church Board Meeting and Evening Gatherings

The German M. E. Church schedules a board meeting tonight at 7 30 with prayer meetings Thursday and Epworth League business Friday at 7 45 both at the South Muscatine chapel. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs. Lemkau's home and Friday at the parsonage. C. E. Baumgarten is the pastor.

Community church events schedule notices

First Baptist Church announces Monday 7 30 pm Farther Lights meet at Mrs Fred Hoefflin 1096 Lucas St. Tuesday 2 00 pm Woman s Mission society at Mrs Charles Reesink 1150 Lucas St. Thursday 7 45 pm prayer meeting Ladies Aid in afternoon. Friday Baraca class invited to parsonage. Sunday evening service at Weed Park with song service at 7.

First Baptist Church Fred Hoefflin Lucas St Woman's Mission Society Charles Reesink Lucas Street Ladies’ Aid Society Weed Park

Grace Lutheran Church Weekly Activities Schedule

Grace Lutheran Church lists Monday for the young men's class. Tuesday features the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society meeting at 7:45 p.m. at the church with Citizens of Tomorrow on Native Americans. Wednesday the Ladies Aid Society meets at 2:00 p.m. to study the 3rd chapter of John starting at verse 15.

Grace Lutheran Church Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society Citizens of Tomorrow Ladies’ Ald Society St. John

Fairport church activities schedule announced

Fairport Lutheran Church lists Sunday school at 2 30 p m, preaching service at 3 30 p m, and the Ladies Aid meeting at 2 00 p m on Friday afternoon.

Fairport Lutheran Church Ladies’ Aid

Electric Bitters advertised for stomach liver and kidney relief

An 19th century advertisement claims Electric Bitters cure frightful stomach spasms liver torpor lame back and weak kidneys with a guaranteed remedy available at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store for 5 cents.

Havercamp

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East Hill News HEINZ Baptists Mem Bers of Lillie Patton David Foster John Mohr Claus Hardler Hartley Hartler Thos. P. Gray Keokuk Gray Homestead Frank McClean David H. Boot Thomas Boot Robt. Fulton H. J. Mhndler Frank W. Gray Willie Nangle Wilton Boot Rainbow Grange Sorh Ronta Genevra Herrick Refrigerator Rick Thompson Cable’s Chicago MR. Swisher Shelby Norman Post Trivu Ramblers Blackburn Mr. Blackburn Eichelberger's Lake Nelson Mar Ried Battler Young Men Adhey B. &. Lilly She Quality Store China St. Muscatine Ineichen & Casper C.a.giesenhaus Cash Grocer
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