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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1907
Page
2
The advertisement from E.W. Rose Med. Co. in St. Louis proclaims that no skin disease resists the two germicides ZEMO and ZEMOTONFE. It states they destroy germ causes and always cure, with sale through A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street.
West Chester residents report visits and travel to nearby towns. J P Hennon relatives in Muscatine. Merle Statler ill. J P Dayton and party to Waterloo for a Baptist Convention. Loren Bennett toured Colorado. Clarence Timmons welcome a daughter. Ferguson visiting Crawfordsville and Burlington. W O Ralston on Davenport trip. John Jayne and sister Smith visiting Audubon County. J D Dayton and Daryl in Keota. Cayne family back from Canada. Frank Wilson en route to Washington. Mrs. James White Keota and others visited Harry Davis home. James White of Keota a rail traveler stopover.
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center New York testifies that after four years he remains cured from kidney trouble following less than two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports brick dust sediment disappeared and no symptoms returned and endorses the remedy. Sold by A W Morgan 107 West Second Street.
Rain Sunday canceled morning services at the Bloomington Church while the C E meeting drew a good evening attendance. Visiting Mrs Dusan Jones of Muscatine called on Mrs Hoopes. Mrs J C Commons recovers from illness. Mr and Mrs Joe Scott and daughter Magurite of Chicago visited Mrs Scott's mother Mrs M Dallas. Scott returned to Chicago Monday. family stayed. Friends learn Mrs Mary Ann Outland of Le Grand Town is very sick and feeble.
Large crowd at the Walter Raleigh program heard Rev William Dawson of London compare Elizabethan figures to modern ideas. Dr Henry Clark presented a lecture on Boxes, describing rattle boxes and other types as a lead into broader themes.
An old newspaper ad touts Chamberlain's remedy for colic and diarrhea praised by dealers and physicians. It highlights long-standing sales, thousands of testimonials, life-saving claims, availability at a quarter, and urges readers to buy now.
Alois Hruby led the Hruby Brothers Quintet in Muscatine with 12 to 21 year old siblings performing piano drums clarinet cello violin and cornet. The act featured two impersonations of Theodore and Sousa and concluded with Tannhauser selections and a descriptive piece The Hunt earning praise from a large crowd.
In Sigourney Iowa on July 23 residents note visits and travel. Mrs Legg spent the day in Wester. Mrs Will Balow and son James visited the Pollock home in Martinsburg. Mrs Chas White and son James visited What Cheer. Mrs Sam Utterback went to Keswick. Grandchildren accompanied Mr Smith to Hedrick. Mrs E J Witte rode to Ottumwa. Mrs Tracey of Baton Rouge returned home after visiting sisters Mrs Smith and Mrs Funk. grandson Loraine Tracey will stay longer. Mr and Mrs Parkhill visited their daughter in Oskaloosa. Mrs Frank Kindle of Delta was in Sigourney. Will Richardson and Dean Hamilton went to Oskaloosa. Fred Dupens visited Keota. Charles Bennett returned from the west. Julia Haller of Charles City visits Velda Wilson. Mrs C F Curtis wife of Professor Curtis of Ames visits her brother Warren Wilson. Mrs Geo Welsh and two sons from Ottumwa visited this week. Dortha Tideman, long-time resident with Dr Oliver, moved to Burlington to live with her mother.
Master Jose Delop returns from Muscatine after two months away. Rock Island depot agent John Sullivan will move to Clermont Iowa this week. Mr and Mrs Frank Phillips of Muscatine visited J L Delap. Eva Jones learned Miss Caroline Schomberg toured on the steamer Victoria from Vancouver to Seattle. Walter Mincher and family hosted by Cass Mincher in Monmouth Illinois. Nellie Hayden of Wapello visited Feral Gay en route to Lone Tree. Epworth League social netted 16 dollars 30 cents. J S Sulivan enjoyed visit with Idaho brother. Cone Maroons beat Columbus Junction high school 4 to 3.
In Kalona Iowa on July 23 Mrs Dr Jones visited friends in Iowa City while Mrs Jamison returned home after a pleasant visit at the Syl Sharp residence. Joy Fry left for Morrison Oklahoma to visit friends. Lucke and Boehme completed a new cement blacksmith shop and will install machinery soon. Mrs Wm Butterbaugh and her children will visit the Samuel Slichter family. Last Monday marked the 25th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hesselschwerdt with a celebratory gathering and gifts. A storm damaged crops of Leroy Moomey Ransom Gosnell Leonard Maske and others. Ernest Bros who ran a local saw mill will move to Cayuga Wisconsin.
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