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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1909

Page

4

Local Notes and Ads Highlight Community Life

Ottie Snyder sought by local health note. Dr H E Dice listed as physician and surgeon. W B Fuller, Clinton visitor and Commercial club ad chair. Muscatine cottage ad incentive. Teamsters Union to meet at Assembly Hall for semi monthly business. Pauchet orchestra to play at high school events Monday and Friday. Miss Genevieve Toyne returns from Chicago with sister Bessie Toyne, planning summer stay with Hopkins family. Frank Bowman offers buggies and wagons for sale.

Teamsters’ Union Assembly Hall

Carpenters Union Elects Delegate to Labor Meetings

A Carpenters Union gathering at the Assembly hall elected C. W. Dale as a delegate to the Iowa Federation of Labor meeting at Dubuque this month. He was instructed to advocate securing the 1910 convention for Muscatine.

Carpenters Union Assembly Hall C. W. Dale Iowa Federation of Labor Dubuque Muscatine

Couple Married in Columbus Junction at First Methodist

Thomas I. Sabin of Grandview and Miss Bessie Weaver of Columbus Junction wed this afternoon at 2 o’clock in the First Methodist church with Rev. Thomas Osborn officiating.

Thomas I. Sabin Grandview Bessie Weaver Columbus Junction First Methodist Church Thomas Osborn

East Hill Fall Injures Elderly Woman at Home

Mrs. Tessa Myers fell on East Hill while heading to call her daughter Mrs. Owen Vance and suffered several head gashes. Dr. E B Fulham treated the wounds. Due to age recovery may be slower.

Owen Vance Tessa Myers E. B. Fulham Roy Fowler John Wolfe Howard Woolverton Frank Sample Des Moines Anna Kary East Fifth Street William Kintzle Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid Society Park Avenue M. E H. M. Strong Washington Street East Hill Minnie Drumm Pleasant Prairie William Deter I. W. Ross Winfield Rittenhouse Davenport Jacob M. Bowman Brookstreet Cedar Rapids H. P. Schuyler, Jr Indiana H. P. Schuyler, Sr Sherman Street

Rock Island trainmaster M. J. Kennelley injured in Arkansas wreck

M. J. Kennelley former Muscatine resident and Rock Island trainmaster on the Little Rock division was badly hurt in a wreck south of Little Rock Arkansas on Saturday. He suffered facial cuts two broken ribs a sprained back and internal injuries though not believed to be serious. He is at St Vincent's hospital in Little Rock and is reported to be improving.

M. J. Kennelley Rock Island Little Rock Ark E. K. Tyler Kennelley Muscatine St. Vinecent’s Hospital

Missing Austrian nobleman identified by former servant

Cleveland June 2 The Leader reports Alois Jaeger of Chicago 840 West Sixty-fourth Street a former servant of Arch Duke Johann Salvator identified John Salvator a Painesville machinist as the missing nobleman Jaeger said Salvator recognized him immediately and recalled him as his former favorite servant

Johann Salvator

Pleasing to the Jap s reception in Tacoma

Japanese officials and the public express gratification over a splendid Tacoma reception for Rear Admiral Ijichi and the training squadron. Reports in leading papers are seen as firm proof of friendship between Japan and America along the Pacific coast.

Tacoma Tokio Ijichi Pacific Japan America

Twenty third Iowa District Conference Will Meet at Gladbrook

Rev. John Jans of the German Evangelical church will attend the twenty third annual conference of the Iowa district in Gladbrook starting June 26. The session opened with 72 attendees and Jans delivered the principal address on The Lord's Supper. The conference continues through Sunday evening.

John Jans Iowa Avenue Gladbrook Iown German Evangelical Church Jans

Inspecting Officers to Visit Company C

A special meeting of Company C is held this evening for instruction ahead of a state inspection tomorrow. State officers will tour the area to inspect guards in range work. Poor spring weather has halted small arms practice this season, but an examination remains scheduled at the armory tomorrow evening.

Meigs Visits Cedar Rapids Toward Naval River Work

Major Montgomery Meigs United States civil engineer arrived in Cedar Rapids after testing a gasoline launch on Iowa rivers and inspecting an old brush dam near Moscow He may recommend making Cedar River semi navigable and pushing government snag removal to improve pleasure boating and river travel.

Montrose Cedar Rapids Montgomery Meigs United States Moscow Meigs Cedar River

Muscatine Knight 10 To Toast at Iowa City Banquet

John F. Devitt a Muscatine attorney and Laur ent Council lecturer will speak at the Knights of Columbus banquet in Iowa City at the Barkley Imperial Hotel after the class initiation Sunday. A large Muscatine turnout is expected with trains leaving at 7 30 Sunday morning and about a hundred knights anticipated.

John F. Devitt Laurent Council Knights of Columbus Barkley Imperial Hotel Iowa City Marquette Council Devitt Muscatine University Town K. of C.'s Rock Island

Millard Hartman Wins Amateur Pie Eating Championship

Millard Hartman won the amateur pie eating championship at the Family Theatre last evening. Seven boys entered the contest and Hartman claimed victory by finishing his pie nearly a half minute faster than the others, delighting the audience with the novelty and spectacle.

Millard Hartman Family Theatre Hartman

Court Takes Case Under Advisement In Dermody Trial

The State of Iowa versus James Dermody concluded about 11 am with Judge Jackson reserving judgment to review authorities cited. Dermody faces an injunction violation claim for selling whiskey in the Hotel Grand toilet on April 18. Attorneys argued numerous legal questions, with related liquor hauling cases for A M Thompson and James Hopkins set for Justice J H Carl tomorrow.

State of Iowa James Dermedy Jackson Mr. Dermody Hotel Grand E. F. Richman J. G. Kammerer A. M. Thompson James Hopkins J. H. Carl Hanley Mr. Thompson

Funeral for Charles Yeager Held in Crawfordsville

Keota Iowa June 2 Rev J F Robertson led the funeral for Charles Yeager in Crawfordsville with burial in the Crawfordsville cemetery. Mrs J L Ramsey returns from Cedar Rapids after visiting her son and his wife. The Question Club hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Genevieve Hulse ahead of her wedding to be held soon.

Grace Hunter Guest at Helscher Reception

Will S Helscher held a June 10 event with refreshments and gifts for the bride. Miss Grace Hunter of Washington attended as an out of town guest. Chapter C M of P E O will meet with Miss Estelle Fish on Monday evening June 7 to discuss Visiting and Entertaining with Mrs Jennie Holmes as leader.

Will S. Helscher Grace Hunter Washington C. M. of Estelle Fish Jennie Holmes Ella McLaughlin Maude Sanders Carrie Blake Stella Hartman Jefferson Iowa

Iowa City Student Drowns Grading Graduation Day

Gail Huggett a 17 year old high school senior drowned after a canoe upset on the Iowa river. The body was recovered and a supposed companion was found safe. Huggett was to read the class will at tonight’s commencement.

Iowa City Gail Huggett Iowa River Huggett

Christmas Box Planned by Missionary Society

The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of First M. E. church displayed gifts for Miss Anna Elicker, a Kahndwa India missionary. To reach her by December 25, gifts must arrive at New York HQ in June, due to transit time. The event included devotions, programs on Korea, music, and a wedding supper for a couple linked to the church.

Miss Elicker Woman's Foreign Missionary Society M. E Anna Elicker Kahndwa India Miss Blicker New York A. Jarvis Harry B. Seem Gussie Mull Korea Fanny Will O. T. Ames

Luther League elects officers at Grace Lutheran

The Luther League of Grace Lutheran church elected officers Tuesday evening at Miss Helen Reinemund's home. Louise Maisenbach was named president with Morris Maisenbach as vice president and Miss Bertha Wingert er as secretary. Carl Phillips became treasurer and Miss Helen Reinemund the organist. The next meeting is set for July 6 at Miss Hilda Gremmel's home.

Luther League of the Grace Lutheran Church Helen Reinemund West Fourth Street Henrietta Gremmel Louise Maisenbach Morris Maisenbach Bertha Winger Carl Phillips Hilda Gremmel Hershey Avenue

Morford Ham Wedding Last Evening at Newell Avenue

The marriage of Mrs Annie Morford’s daughter was held at 8 o'clock last evening at the bride’s mother's home on Newell Avenue. The ceremony united the Morford and Ham families in a small family wedding with local guests in attendance.

Ter Mabel Mark Hain Thomas Osborn Annie Morford Newell Avenue Sarah A. Hain Sherman Street Hain Morford-Ham Daugh

Switch Extension Tabooed by Council

Through petitions of remonstrance introduced by Aldermen Robbins and Holmes the request of the Citizens Railway and Light company to construct an extension east to the switch on East Second Street was denied by the city council Tuesday night. The denial followed opposition from church vestry and local residents including Charles Kleindolph. Also noted are local social and sports items and short notices about residents and visitors in Wapello, Iowa.

Robbins and Holmes Citizens’ Railway and Light Company East Second Street Episcopal Church Charles Kleindolph

Black Hills Swept by Floods Prompt Deadwood Isolation

Deadwood South Dakota reports first telegraph service since Sunday as floods cause $500,000 losses. Northwestern and Burlington rail lines suffer heavy damage. no trains into Deadwood since Sunday, with mail to be delivered by team. Fourteen inches of rain drenched the Black Hills since Sunday night.

Deadwood S. D Black Hills Northwestern Burlington

Wright Boys Are Iowans In Cedar Rapids Tale

The Wright brothers, famed for airships, are identified as Iowans. As youngsters in Cedar Rapids they attended local schools and Coe College. Loren Wright built the ship, and sister Kate gained world magazine exposure. Their father served as United Brethren pastor and later bishop before moving to Ohio. A Dayton home day on June 13 will feature the Wright brothers as the main attraction.

Cedar Rapids Wright Brothers Loren Coe College Loren Wright Kate Old Ward Adams School United Brethren Church Ohio Dayton

Wa pello Independents Lose to Carthage 7 4

Wapello Iowa June 2 The Wa pello Independents played Carthage Monday. They left Burlington by early train and then went to Carthage where they played well but fell 7 to 4 to Carthage.

Wapello Wapello Independents Carthage Burlington

Prof McDonald To Entertain Muscatine Graduates

The Muscatine high school graduating class will be entertained on a Mississippi launch ride next Tuesday evening. D. J. McDonald, mathematics instructor, has chartered Batchelor's launch for the event. The party departs about 6 PM, visits a picnic spot above the city for supper, and returns by moonlight.

Muscatine High School Mississippi River D. J. McDonald Batchelor

J D Club Meeting At Mull Home Notes June 4

The J. D. Club of the United Brethren church met last evening at Mrs Andrew Mull s Cedar street home. Regular business was transacted and refreshments served. The next meeting will be at Miss Leah Amlong s Isett avenue home Friday evening June 4.

J. D. Club The United Brethren Church Andrew Mull Cedar Street Leah Amlong Isett Avenue

Homesteaders Hold Regular Meeting at Yeoman Hall

The Homesteaders gathered for their regular meeting at the Yeoman hall last evening with strong attendance. An informal program featured readings papers and a piano selection by lodge members.

Yeoman Hall

Major John Button Club Meets at Oak Street Home

The Major John Button Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Henry Miller’s Oak street home. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is planned for Mrs. M. J. Welch on West Seventh street on June 15.

John Button Henry Miller Oak Street M. J. Welch West Seventh Street

Kensington club meeting at Mrs Worst home

The Colonel Hare Kensington club gathered this afternoon at Mrs Jacob Worst’s East Ninth street home. A good attendance was recorded and much club business was trans acted. Refreshments were served.

Colonel Hare

Local Notes From Ainsworth Iowa June News

J 8 Jeffers has wintered in Texas and visits relatives in town. T J Easter attends grand judge in Davenport this week. Mrs Phoebe McKenzie and daughter Mrs A R Tedford return for summer after winter in Chicago. Miss Clara Trotter wed H V Stickley of Milano Texas on June 2. Eva Neiwanger returns to Davenport after visit. Theresa Chihak visits Mrs G C Neiswanger in Harvey this week.

Ainaworth Milano Texas Stickley Eva Neiwanger Davenport Theresa Chihak G. C. Neiswanger Harvey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fred Daut Mulberry Ave J.J. Bowman J. E. Bishop Ottie Snyder H. E. Dice W. B. Fuller Commercial Club Clinton, Ia M. W. Stirlen Pauchet Opera House Braunworth Genevieve Toyne Chicago Bessie Toyne Frank Bowman Thos. Osborn Geo. Efiiman M. J. Kennelley Aur Arkansas Duke Morse's A.g.morse CO Joh Jans Gladbrook, IA Company C Muscatine Knight K. of C Barkley Imperial St Paul la Crosse Thompson KEOTA Luther League Railway Company Independents G. W. Weber Little Son Weber State University Hurley Gauss College For the Blind Vinton Miss Gauss H. E. Curran Morning Sun C. A. McWilliams Ill C. J. McWilliams Clara Barr Mary Deihl New Castle Riley Armstrong Armstrong London Mills L. A. Reiley J. Engerson Anna May R. S. Johnston Columbus City Wright Boys Prof M'Donald Oliver Wilber Brockman Oxfords Mneichen Casper West Second Street Pacific Coast Ashington Oregon Sunset Magazine Far West Sunset Travel Club San Francisco Cal Frank Warfield
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