Court Opens as June Term Clears Old Docket
The June term of the district court opened at 10 o'clock with Judge D V Jackson presiding. New cases were assigned while several decade-old cases were stricken from the calendar. No jury is available this term, and dates for trials were left to counsel. Cases listed include Bartemeier v Kerlin Brothers and Thormann v Thormann Kirchner et al v Board of Directors and others with ten days to plead for several plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
D. V. Jackson
J.A. Bartemeier
Kerlin Brothers
Fredericka Thormann
August Thormann
Kirchner, Et al
Board of Directors
Grant Dalton
Elizabeth Brock
June Storm Periods Predicted by St Louis Prophet
Rev. Srl R. Hicks predicts a stormy June with five distinct periods from the 4th to 9th 12th to 14th 15th to 19th 22nd to 24th and 27th to July 2nd Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are tied to the 12th to 14th period with a June solstice bringing heavy local rains but no nationwide normal rain.
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Srl R. Hicks
St. Louis
Mr. Hicks
Ching Skin Diseases Claim by Hale Ointment
Instantly relieved, permanently cured claims for a household ointment by Dr. Hale. Reduces inflammation cools burning skin soothes itching heals eruptions. Sold at drug stores for 25 cents or sent by Kenyon and Thomas Adams New York.
Church Notes Preview Busy Week Ahead
Local pastors announce a week of church events across denominations. Activities include Regular Official Board meeting Monday at 7:45 p m and Philathea Class gathering at Mrs. Walton's home on Sycamore Street Monday June 1 19908.
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M. RE
Philathea
Wm. Walton
Sycamore Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Emerson Hoopes
June activities at First Congregational Church
The Young Ladies Missionary Society hosts a picnic at Electric Park Tuesday. Wednesday’s Ladies Aid meets for lunch and a 3 pm business session. Thursday features a midweek meeting with final committee reports. Friday’s Women’s Mission Circle presents a paper by Mrs Norton on Industrial Work in Africa.
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First Congregational Church
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Electric Park
Ladies’ Aid
Women’s Mission Circle
Africa
Weekly Church Activity Schedule at First Baptist
Monday official meeting of church officers with supper served afterwards. Tuesday B Y P U picnic at Weed Park clubhouse. Thursday Covenant meeting. Friday Ladies Aid society regular session at the church.
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First Baptist Church
Weed Park Club House
Covenant Meeting
Ladies’ Aid Society
Parish schedule lists vestry, guild meetings this week
Friday 7 30 p m litany service. Tuesday 7 30 p m regular vestry meeting at the rectory. Thursday 2 30 p m Trinity Guild at Mrs A S Wells home 1217 East Front St.
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Trinity Guild
A. S. Wells
East Front St
Grange Picnic Address Planned at Wilton College Grounds
National Master N. J. Bachelder of New Hampshire will deliver the address at the Muscatine and Cedar county granges annual picnic on Friday June 12 at the college grounds Wilton. The day’s program includes music by the Wilton Band a welcome by George W. Kelley a response by S. M. Hoskins a Grange Chorus reading a lecture by Miss Luella Whitmer recitation The Voice of Mamie Mording by Miss Hazel Miller Grange Chorus and a closing address by Seymore Barr all invited to attend.
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Menver
Leonard Agnew
Muscagine
Orren McCoy
St. Louis
Alexader Atwill
Charles Kaufman
Has Nienaber
Arthur Wacker
Edward Maurer
Wacker
Port
D. D. Tallman
Chicago
Wilton
Tallman
The
Presbyterian Church
B. C. Ludlow
Muscatine
Geo. Pellisier
Kansas City
Tipton
Wm. Ross
A. Haussler
Mary Dwyer
Margaret Dwyer
W. G. Johnson
Iowa City
Wm. Hill
Chas. Crisman
W. M. Waryfield
Lynnville
J. E. Corley
Henry Giessler
Geo. Woodhouse
Jay
Sharon Springs
Kan
Woodhouse
J. B. Harris
George Winn
Chas. Ruf
Davenport
Kate Ruff
Ida Sissell
Ruth Baker
P. Peters
Marengo
Peters
Margaret Woodhouse
Malcolm
Blizzard
Grace
Nellie Henderson
Emily Weierheuser
Emma Klepfe
Milwaukee
Kienda
L. Z. Ayres
Oskaloosa
Hattie Livingstone
Maude
Nora Murphy
Gerald Murphy
Sheriff Benham
Grace Ott
Sam Berger
Ella Rininsland
P. Rininsland
Grace Bunker
S. E. Bunker
Woods
Gladys
Jerry Donovan
Mabel Marshall
Belle Plain
C. M. Marshall
Ed. Stevens
Daisy Ridenour
West Liberty
Pauline Bunker
C. R. Wilson
Atalissa
C. H. Wilson
Hattie Gerard
Win Blanchard
Harry Breene
F. W. Harbing
Denison
Eugenia Cooling
Emma Cooling
Mary Whitmer
George
D. Romig
D. J. Dwyer
Clara Ruff
M. P. Kirkpatrick
St. Mary’s Church
Dwyer
Ruff
John Stutler
Minnesota
Rock Island
George Pounding
Cedar Rapids
Cecelia Russe
Wilton Band
George W. Kelley
Commercial Club
S. M. Hoskins
Grange Chorus
Grange
Luella Whitmer
Mamie Mording
Hazel Miller
Seymore Barr
Reading, Music, Recital and Ball Game Program
A local afternoon program features readings by Miss Fannie Hudler and Miss Margaret Hoskins with selections by James Walton and N J Bachelder, addresses by E A Allbee and the National Master, plus a ball game.
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Wilton News
C.a.giesenhaus
Cash Grocer
J. Carl Barnard
Prop
Way
Aromaine
Wapsinonoc
Christian Brockert
Frank H. Kincaid
Charles Schmeltzer
John W. Miller
A. P. Wallace
Leo H. Hirsen and Company
Eve E. Wallingford
Citizens’ Railway & Light Company
Hicks
Christian Endeavor Society
Westminster Guard
First Presbyterian Church
Blackburn
Louis XIV
America
LE Maire
Price
LeMaire
Boc
le Maire Company
U. S
Sole Distributors
Muscatine, Iowa
Trinity Church
Litany
Wilton, IA
N. J. Bachelder
Fannie Hudler
James Walton
Sweetland Grange
Margaret Hoskins
E. A. Allbee
Lone Avenue
J. E. Stevenson
California
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Califol
Mt Exchang
Neidig’s Book Store
East Second Street
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