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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1909

Page

10

Local notes and listings from Braunsworth and Davenport area

Several short items list residents traveling to Rock Island and Chicago for visits. Local businesses Snyder’s buggies and Dr H L Husted are mentioned. A five room house for sale at 750 dollars appears with contact M W Stirlen. Steamer fares offered for a Firemen’s Tournament and Eagles convention round trip between Davenport and area ports.

Eagles Davenport Helen Blair Columbia

Wawa Meaning Prompts Invitation to Illustrated Booklet

A request offers contact to W S Cookson at Grang Trunk Railway System 135 Adams Street Chicago to obtain a booklet describing a new hotel bearing the name. The notice blends a learning prompt with a travel lodging pitch and railway affiliation.

Wawa W. S. Cookson A. G. P. A. Grang Trunk Railway System Adams Street Chicago

East Hill Hungarian Hotel Opens on East Fourth Street

East Hill hosts a first class Hungarian hotel established by arriving Hungarian laborers working on sewer construction and at the pickle factory. A devoted chef serves authentic cuisine while boarders rise daily, prompting plans for a second house as occupancy nears capacity.

East Hill East Fourth Street

Young couple wed amid quiet Muscatine ceremony

Earl Wimer and Miss Effie Hutchinson were married by Judge Jackson yesterday at about three pm. Hutchinson, a former East Hill resident, will live in South Muscatine with her new husband. The couple plan to establish a home at 620 Demorest Avenue with the groom's parents nearby.

Earl Wimer Effie Hutchinson Jackson Miss Hutchison East Hill R. C. Hutchinson Kansas Wimer John Wimer Demorest Avenue Richards Button Company South Muscatine Mrs. Wimner

Local Notes From Columbus Junction and Vicinity

James Clark of Stratford Texas visits relatives in Columbus Junction Iowa and neighborly ties are noted. Sprague Bros move into new brick building and recover a wrecked wheat car for their elevator. Mrs Sam Bryant’s funeral in Bard ends with shipment of remains to Kirkwood Illinois after a brief service.

Columbus Junction James Clark Stratford Texas Chet. Clark Bert Herd Columbus Kansas Mona Stapp Washington Sprague Bros Clapp Iowa City G. D. Harrison Clyde Jones Agency Zella Jones Illinois

Local residents host visitors and move era business

Des Moines guests Lucile Edwards and June McClurkin visited C A Carpenter home. Wm Moffitt bought Lone Tree drug store. Various residents travel for visits, work, medical care, and relocations including Cranor moving to Roswell and Miss Bierman returning from Muscatine.

Will Edwards Lucile Des Moines June McClurkin Morning Sun Bowler Wayland C. A. Carpenter Wm. Moffitt Brown Lone Tree G. W. Oakes Muscatine Zola Wilcox Ada Lee Lon Mulhern Galesburg Percy Mayne Wapello G. W. Parkin Williamsburg George Stapp Cotter

Doctor Eversmeyer Advances Office to Bank Building

Dr. B. E. Eversmeyer has relocated his practice from Iowa avenue to the fourth floor of the German-American Bank building, consolidating offices in a new central location.

B. E. Eversmeyer Iowa Avenue German-American Bank

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Standard Victor Edisons Victors Hirt & Fesler Piano CO Hershey Tius Loan & Investment Company Iowa Ave J.e.karanz Schaefer Schaefer’s Braunsworth Nellie Colberg Rock Island Snyder's Ben Hershey Burlington H. L. Husted John Smith Mrs. O. Foster Foster Street M. W. Stirlen W. Cleveling Cc. H. Reesink Lucas Street H. E. Dice Sarah J. Swisher L. Murdock Mitch Cow Frank Bowman Elberta Georgia Arkansas C. A. Giesenhaus HILL Acquis Bride East Fast Hill Norbert King Andalusia John Niebling Charles Kern East Second Street John Brugman West Liberty Bielefelt Reva Dailey Quincy Wilson’s Shoe Store P.S J. Blair Buffalo Miss Meda Blair Meda Cynthia Hawes J. S. Limbecker B. C. Cranor Mr. Cranor Roswell N. M Omaha al. Eckelberg Bierman A. H. Bierman Pioneer Chautauqua Richard Yates H. M. Boorman Carrie A. Nation C. N. Trickett Edwin Brush Brintons Joseph K. Griffis Frank W. Hays Norton Pamahasika Spillman Riggs Judge McKenzie Cleland J. A. Sprague Iowa
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