Mrs Strause Visits Muscatine Friends in City
Mrs. J. C. Strause of Washington Iowa spent yesterday in the city visiting Muscatine friends.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
8
Mrs. J. C. Strause of Washington Iowa spent yesterday in the city visiting Muscatine friends.
Members are told to meet at the hall this evening at 7 30 for a march to the depot. The train departs at 8 o clock sharp.
Dyspepsia complicated by liver and kidney troubles may benefit from Electric Bitters. The ad claims help for such cases though payment is required. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store offers the remedy for 50 cents.
The note touts Frank Ashcraft's offerings as the cheapest in the long run and suggests it will pay to investigate what he has to offer.
Chicago July 22 The Boston Red Sox shut out the Chicago kings 5 to 0 pushing them to third place. Lindaman used a sharp curve to blank the game while Mordecai Brown and Carlos Lundgren also struggled as Brownie entered four innings and Lundgren took three.
New York saw the White Sox win 6 to 3 in game one and the Highlanders take the nightcap by the same score. Walsh baffled New York with his spitball control while Newton and Orth allowed eleven hits to the Sox. In the second game Doc White faced Bill Hogg on the mound.
National League scores show Chicago and Boston tied at 5 in a game with multiple teams. Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 2 to 0. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 2 to 3. St Louis lost or tied 2 to 3 against New York which won 4 to 1 in the first twelve innings.
In the American League results New York lost to Chicago 3 to 6 while Washington edged Detroit 1 to 4, Philadelphia beat Cleveland 4 to 2, and Boston fell to St. Louis 2 to 3. In the Three I League Peoria lost 0 to Rock Island 3 with Springfield defeating Dubuque 5 to 1 and Decatur beating Cedar Rapids 5 to 1. Bloomington defeated Clinton 4 to 3 in eleven innings.
Ottumwa leads with 1 win and 0 losses while Keokuk sits with 6 losses. Quincy follows with 2 wins and 9 losses, Jacksonville has 9 losses, Burlington records 6, Kewanee has 0, Waterloo 3, and Oskaloosa 4.
Boston at Chicago. Chicago at New York. New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Pittsburg. Detroit at Washington. Cleveland at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Boston.
Antiseptic Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as a healing wonder for sores burns piles eczema and salt rheum sold at Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store for 25 cents.
Directors met to outline plans as the Muscatine Independents adopted by the local fans association prepare for a public debut. Big Jim Kane named field manager. most players re-signed except Cook and Cooper who left for Pleasant Hill and will follow.
Dixon Illinois July 22 The Gun thers of Chicago defeated the Dixon Browns 11 to 1. Bergman pitched strongly and Gertenrich hit a home run. Rosenstater was hit hard by Chicago, with Bergman and Heckinger credited with the win and Rosenstater and Fowler handling the opposition.
Advertisement claims Dr Hale's Ointment clears eruptions and irritations and permanently cures skin diseases, even long standing. Price 25c at drug stores or direct from Kenyon and Thomas Adams New York.
Wilton Iowa residents and visitors travel to Muscatine Denver Cedar Rapids and West Liberty for family visits business matters and extended trips. Mrs Ella Willcutt formerly of Wilton High School returns from West Liberty with relatives. The W R C meets in Wilton with strong turnout.
Illinois City July 22 Mr and Mrs James Doesenberry are parents to twins a girl and a boy born July 18 both doing nicely. Numerous small items note visits travels and local happenings including town residents moving visiting and haymaking as farmers stay busy this week.
Ainsworth reports visiting relatives in Brighton and Waterloo. Roann Indiana guests Mrs. Sam Lewis and Hazel stay with local friends. Campers include A E Sands F G Sands and W W Moore and families at Cone Lake. Osceola's Charles Woodburn visits, and Royal Francis of Burlington visits a local friend. Mrs. T J Easter and daughter Eva travel to Bloomfield, Iowa.
Community members from East Buffalo Prairie share weekend visits with relatives in Edgington and nearby towns. A hall dance Saturday drew a large crowd. Glenn Lovey returns home from Watertown after weeks with W. D. Elliott, and Miss Gertrude Bull begins work for Mrs. Otis Kimball.
In Mannon July 22 Bert Poffenbarger and Willard Funck from New Boston worked on binders for Leslie Moseley last week as farmers begin haying and harvest. Residents visit kin, travel, and attend services with several local names including Miss Laura Mason of Joy and Prof. McMurtry from South Dakota visiting relatives. Cattle are driven through Marion by J Pulliam and sons from Petersville.
Port Allen notes include Prof and Mrs C W Bangs visiting H F Babbitt’s home with a new girl. Mrs Leander H Blake of Marshalltown IA visiting friends and to Columbus City and Cairo before returning home. Alma Cecil of Cone and Lloyd Pabbitt shared Sunday dinner at Alex McCullough’s. John Orr and family visited M Stinson and wife. Robert Singleton and family of Columbus Junction and Walter Morgan and wife of Cone guests at Albert McCullough’s Sunday.
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