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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
7
A flood of brief notices lists visits and departures from the city. G. M. Titus mortgage loans and Glasses fitted by a Rock Island specialist appear among social mentions. Trips involve McNamer of Letts, Edwards of Columbus Junction, Block of Davenport, and others visiting friends and relatives.
The Iowa State Association of Graduate Nurses plans its fourth annual session in Ottumwa on June 4 and 5. Muscatine respondents await attendance figures as topics of interest include convalescent care and the duties of a trained nurse as an office assistant. The program features papers, discussions, committee reports, and a banquet with Miss Elizabeth Trotter presiding.
Advertisement claims many deaths attributed to heart trouble are caused by acute indigestion, curable with Electric Bitters. Endorsed by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store, price 50 cents.
Laurel Hill June 1, Mrs Mellisa Fiehaly improves after a week of appendicitis illness. Miss Josephine Moylan visits with her mother near Durant. Mrs Griff Johnson and Mrs Hilbert Johnson of Wilton guest at B I Norton home. Various locals travel to Durant Muscatine and Moscow for visits and bird shooting events.
Mothers learn simple remedies for common child ailments to prevent chronic constipation and related issues. The ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as gentle, non griping, with pleasant taste. Endorsed by Mrs Curry and Mrs Eversole. Guaranteed pure and effective.
Muscatine residents plan to attend the state biennial Catholic Order of Foresters convention in Clinton on June 11 and 12. The issued program lists Masses at St. Marys, business meetings, concerts, river rides, a Three-I game, and social events at Eagle Point and Sheridan clubs, with lodging arrangements for hundreds of visitors.
Advertisement states JAP ROSE transparent toilet and bath soap is made from the whitest purest vegetable oils described as oils you can eat. Claim attributed to Kirk and says sold by all druggists and grocers.
River bulletin lists stage heights in feet for Dubuque Davenport Muscatine and Des Moines area stations with changes. Forecasts show nearly stationary Mississippi levels over the next 48 hours from below Dubuque to Muscatine. issued by St. Shelter local forecaster.
Sweetland lodge No. 190 M. B. A. celebrated the ninth anniversary of the hall’s erection with a program of music and readings. W. H. Kane, state manager of the Modern Brotherhood of America, spoke after introductions by A. N. Day. Refreshments followed the event.
Des Moines reports Iowa will regulate express rates under a new law and the railroad commission will handle complaints of discrimination. Bradley in New York fixes all rates. the industry acts as a de facto trust with wide discretion and hidden charges for customers.
The ad cites a guaranteed Orrine cure with money back if no cure, offered by a Washington DC company and sold by A W Morgan in Iowa City. It claims no loss of work time, removal of liquor craving, stomach and nerve relief, and two forms priced at $1 per box with a free treatise. Mail orders accepted.
West Liberty June 1 A special meeting of Lotus Chapter O E S will be held next Monday night to confer degrees on one candidate. Several local residents are noted with visits and arrivals from Wilton Downey Pasadena and Iowa City as the town sees social activity.
The Iowa Central runs a May 30 excursion from Arlington to Marietta Minnesota along the Minneapolis and St. Louis line. Lands in Sibley Renville Medicine and Lac Qui Parle counties range from $25 to $50 an acre, touted as prime dairy and crop country near St. Paul and Minneapolis markets, with the Armour Packing Company's new six million dollar plant noted.
Miss Mamie Bliven of Fredonia returned to her home yesterday afternoon after a short stay at the home of Joe Reaney on East Hill.
A monthly record shows twenty five deaths in May with many victims from violent deaths and widespread illness. Names listed include Lewis Kent Mary Ann Vance Mary Doran Joseph B Wilhelm Frederick Schwab Ella B Titus John Gailerzer Permelia A Fowler infant of Hiller family Wallace Woodward Elizabeth Diercks Mary C Timmersman Anna Maria Hoffman Josie Bierman Thomas W Nevins Otto Henry Facks Myrtle Wingerter Louise E Miller Anna C Schhwessler Harris Hurlbut Twila Downer Elizabeth Martin Coretta Keffo Jacob Oaks Edward Kerbal.
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by Near Great South American Kidney Cure. It relieves bladder and back pain quickly and eases water retention in both men and women. A rapid cure touted. sold by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
C R Pierson of Dysart Iowa was in the city yesterday attending to business matters.
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