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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1910

Page

2

Second Fire at H Barnard Home Damages Kitchen and Stair

A second blaze yesterday at 4 30 p m struck Harry Barnard’s East Tenth Street residence. Morton Barnard spotted smoke from the basement near the gas meter and with neighbor help extinguished the fire with a garden hose before the fire department arrived. Water and smoke caused several hundred dollars in damage confined to the kitchen and back stairway.

Harry Barnard East Tenth Street Morton Barnard

State Rifle Association Plans Eighth Annual Meet

Des Moines Iowa June 27 to 30 mark the eighth annual Iowa Rifle association meet at the state rifle range. Captain Alfred Wagner of Company C heads a skilled team from the National Guard as General Order No 10 outlines event details. Uniformed service dress and four company classes A B C D frame the competition with team results by June 29 and return home afterward.

Iowa Rifle Association Des Moines Alfred Wagner Guy E. Logan National Guard

Muscatine Riflemen Vie for Prizes in Meet Division

In class C and B divisions teams and individuals compete for trophies and cash prizes. Muscatine riflemen aim to secure a fair share of the premiums offered across events, with awards assigned by showing in last year’s meet.

Muscatine Riflemen

Fruit crop outlook mixed in Rock Island County

The June report by County Crop Correspondent Thomas Campbell shows no apples peaches or pears will be grown in Rock Island County this year. Small fruits look brighter with raspberries at 20 percent and blackberries at 75 percent of normal. Oats reach 100 percent, winter wheat 80 percent, rye and hay 90 percent. Local prices: corn 55 cents per bushel wheat 95 cents oats 45 cents barley 50 cents rye 65 cents hay 14.50 per ton butter 50 cents eggs 20 cents chickens 13 cents.

Rock Island Thomas Campbell Bureau of Statistics Department of Agriculture

Second Bloom Family Accident at Grandview Avenue

A wagon owned by Kemper & Son ran over Clarence Bloom on Grandview avenue while he stood on the wheel. He suffered painful but non serious injuries. This marked a second Bloom family mishap in two days, following Ralph Bloom’s death beside the ball park on Monday.

John Bloom, Jr Grandview Avenue Clarence Bloom Kemper & Son South Muscatine Ralph Bloom Ano Sameer Phutris Ball Park

Knights of Columbus Council Special Meeting Tonight

A special Laurent Council meeting of the Knights of Columbus is held this evening. A representative from the National headquarters in New Haven will attend and address the members, inspecting the Muscatine Society to add interest to the session.

Laurent Council Knights of Columbus New Haven Mich Muscatine Society

Favor Lettsman for the Senate endorsement

Muscatine and Louisa counties held a conference that endorsed A. M. Garrett of Letts Iowa as the Democratic senatorial candidate. The meeting aimed to oppose Republican J. M. Kemble from Muscatine and urged primary voters to write his name due to late candidate decisions. Louisa delegates included L. C. Wonnell J. T. Kinmont J. B. Johnston Bert Coder Grat Dalton and A. M. Garrett.

Muscatine Louisa A. M. Garrett Letts J. M. Kemble Louisa County L. C. Wonnell Wapello J. T. Kinmont Columbus City J. B. Johnston Columbus Junction Bert Coder Grat Dalton

Gladwin Area Notes Home Birth and Local Moves

Gladwin Iowa notes report the birth of another girl to James and Chas Weaver. Mrs Connor Nellie and Flos sie Brown visited Grandview. Jim Blanchard repairs a cement walk for Thos Garard. Ed Orr injured by a foul ball at a ball game. Dr English treated the cheekbone. The Sherwinker family visited Fin Hancher. Mrs Moorman shows improvement. Mrs Hoben visits brother Henry Boyd. Mrs Hines visited daughter Mrs Garard. Lester Orr and Miss Florence Harman spent weekend in Washington.

Gladwin James Chas Weaver Connor Nellie Flossie Brown Grandview Jim Blanchard Thos. Garard Orr English James Sherwinker Fin Hancher’s John Moorman Henry Hoben Henry Boyd Hines Garard Lester Orr Florence Harman Washington

Former Muscatine Minister Accepts Waterloo Call

Rev L B Hix, formerly of Muscatine, has accepted a call to the East Side Congregational church in Waterloo Iowa. He is currently located in Marshalltown and will assume duties in the near future.

Muscatine Waterloo L. B. Hix East Side Congregational Church Mr. Hix Marshalltown

West Liberty Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors

Mrs. Arthur Griffin and Aubrey left for a two week visit in Stuart. J. C. Rorick of Muscatine and wife spent Decoration day with J. P. Mountain's family. Mrs. H. C. Lane returned from Mt Vernon May festival. Thomas Buckley of Hillsdale Illinois visits his brother John Buckley. Eugene Buckley of Port Byron a guest.

West Liberty Arthur Griffin Aubrey Stuart J. C. Rorick Muscatine J. P. Mountain H. CC. Lane Mt. Vernon Thomas Buckley Hillsdale Ill John Buckley Eugene Buckley Port Byron Buckley QC. Ellis Freda Stoterau Ed. Stoterau Durant W. A. Burger Iowa City Bessie Otto Strausser Minnie Siders Bedford W. M. Siders John Kirchner Nichols Sellers Moline W. H. Bowker Fred Watters Wilton J. M. Scott Leslie West Branch M. A. Teefy Cedar Rapids Geo. Harney W. R. Holcomb Blanche McElrath Roby Patterson Nellie Schanck Irwin Atkins A. C. Barnes Davenport Florence Lowe Richard Sisters Chicago Wisconsin Melvin Brown LeRoy Minn Riceville Ed. White

Deaths for the Month Number 20

The May death tally reached 20, the largest for any month this year. The first death occurred June 6th and the last on May 31st, with listed names including Edward Guy Dane Mary Hildebrand Isaac Trueman Peter Gibbs and others. Local society notices report school and church events and visits in Keota and surrounding towns.

Edward Guy Dane Mary Hildebrand Isaac Trueman Peter Gibbs Hattie Cox Carrie B. Ferler Mary Constance Platt Wilhelmina Freund Frank Scott Mary Jane Bit E. P. Day Joseph Fuller Charlotte Way Minnie Berg Lina Vetter Jay Arthur Lawrence Anna Cunningham Kennedy

Keota Cousins Host Illinois Guests For Family Reunion

Keota Iowa June 1 The Hulse family hosted a large visit from Sterling and Rock Falls Illinois with a surprise arrival by A A Hulse of a second group. The 34 relatives shared music a church visit and a late evening gathering at the Hulse home. Notable locals include postmaster Tuttle and E M Coe a Methodist Sunday school superintendent.

Jasper Wilkins Ainsworth J. R. McVicker Sigourney McVicker Keota Seymour Edith MclIntosh Chicago George Helscher Hedrick Irene Helscher Helscher Master Howard Sarah Warner Robert Penfrew Burlington Presbyterian Kensington Joe Young M. E Gertie Keiser Hulse Sterling Rock Falls Illinois Rachel Coe Ida Tuttle Emma Tuttle A. A. Hulse Herbert Tuttle E. M. Coe A. L. Coe J. A. Y. Ashby Vern Ashby Gerald Ashby Washington

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