Company C Elects Athletic Officers at Annual Meeting
The Athletic Association of Company C Fifty Fourth Regiment held its annual meeting at the company quarters after drill. Nearly all members attended and elected Alfred Wagner president Earl Hudler vice president Clarence Richards financial secretary Arleigh Ruckdeschel manager of the basketball team and A Wagner W S Norton H S Pepper to the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athletic Association of Company C, Fifty-fourth Regiment
Alfred Wagner
Earl Hudler
Clarence Richards
Arleigh Ruckdeschel
A. Wagner
W. 5S. Norton
H. S. Pepper
Foley's Kidney Cure Restores Branchton Man's Health
A Branchton Pennsylvania man, once unable to work and unable to bend to tie his shoes, reports six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure made him well again. He proclaims success for Foley's Kidney Cure and signs A W Morgan at 107 West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Rodgers
Branchton
Foley
A. W. Morgan
Second Street
Large county bridge down near C Alteneder’s
Heavy rain caused the bridge near C Alteneder’s to collapse into the creek. Miss Wylie of Buffalo stayed with Mr and Mrs W Hartman Tuesday night. Ruben Irwin and Geo Teitsch fished the river bringing home a 15 pound catfish. Ray Reesink from the Journal was in the area Monday. Mrs C Bare and Mrs E Kemper of Pine Creek visited Wednesday. Johnnie Metz of Pleasant Prairie conducted business here Tuesday. Mrs D Bronson and Miss Florence of Oregon street visited the W Hariman home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Mills
C. Alteneder
Miss Wylie
Buffalo
W. Hartman
Ruben Irwin
Geo. Teitsch
Ray Reesink
Journal Force
C. Bare
E. Kemper
Pine Creek
Johnnie Metz
Pleasant Prairie
D. Bronson
Florence
Oregon Street
W. Hariman
Library board holds regular meeting with July report
The June library board meeting presided by Vice President Ella Jayne approved the librarian Mrs. E J Mahin’s May report showing 387 books issued, average daily circulation 119, largest day 282, fiction share 79.4 percent, 49 visitors, and a new consignment of ninety books. Funds totaled 1152 07 with 1036 80 public and 115 27 private. A one month vacation for the librarian and assistant was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board
Titus
Ella Jayne
Library Board of Trustees
van Lent
Mahin
Maeser
Burk
Stein
Busch
Jayne
Richman
E. J. Mahin
SNS Gisha
Alate
Ame Ae
Machin
Musser
Methodists elect delegates for Burlington convention
At the First Methodist Episcopal church J. B. Hunt was chosen lay delegate to the Burlington electoral convention. J. H. Kendig and P. W. Francis tied for alternate, with J. H. Kendig chosen after a drawing. The Burlington convention will elect a lay delegate to the national Baltimore meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hunt
Church
Burlington
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. H. Kendig
P. W. Francis
Baltimore
Police Beat Shifts Realigned After Resignation
Officer John O Melia moved to night beat in the first ward and takes a star and club. Jacob Ziffren shifts to day beat in the third ward and John Neibert to the second. Reesink resigned several days ago prompting the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Melia
First Ward
Jacob Ziffren
John Neibert
Reesink
Prolonged Life Claims for Dr Miles Heart Cure
A Verndale Minnesota man testifies that doctors gave up on him yet Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine restored health and strength. He used four bottles of Heart Cure and Nervine and feels younger with better sleep and improved heart action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Minnesota
Rengo Fat Reduction Claims Free Diet Aid
An advertisement touts Rengo as a fat reducing product requiring no exercise or dieting. It claims rapid fat loss, health benefits, safety, and palatability, sold by The Rengo Co. in Detroit and via mail, with a Musk atine druggist endorsement.
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Ag Rengo
Rengo Co
Rengo
Detroit
Mich
A. W. Morgan
Mothers' Club Elects Officers in 13th Annual Meeting
The Muscatine Mothers' club held its 13th annual meeting at Mrs. Lida Ruckdeschel's Mulberry street home. Members and visitors attended as officers were elected with Mrs. E. G. Hoopes as president and Mrs. Theron Thompson as treasurer, replacing retiring officers. A short program was presented though Mrs. Crow's paper was not read. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs. J. M. Kemble's home on Laiecas street.
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Muscatine Mothers’ Club
Lida Rucedeschel
Mulberry Street
Crow
Mda Crisz
E. G. Hoopes
W. H. Graff
J. C. van Lent
Theron Thompson
G. D. Lezoile
P. J. Barry
Muscatine Lodge Elects Officers at July Inauguration
At the Muscatine Lodge No. 5 I O O F regular meeting officers were elected Noble Grand Charles Spieth Vice Grand Henry Werner Recording Secretary Charies Hawk Treasurer C J Hackett Trustee George Scholten Inauguration of these officers will occur at the first July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Lodge No. 5
Noble
Charles Spieth
Henry Werner
Charies Hawkins
C. J. Hackett
Georze Scholten
Gladwin Social Notes Report Local Travel and Visits
Gladwin Iowa June 4 George Stapp of Cotter shipped two car loads of stock from here Saturday. Mrs John Werts and Miies Butcher visited Columbus Junction Wednesday. Chas Kennedy and John Butcher went to Chicago Tuesday returning Thursday. James Cherwinka Jr Claude Hancher and Samuel Butcher attended a surprise party for Miss Ethel Browning Muscatine Tuesday evening. Mrs R F Hancher and daughter Pearl visited Columbus Junction Tuesday. Minus Hendrickson went to Muscatine Tuesday evening. E C Kauffman and a couple railroaders went to Lone Tree last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladwin
George Stapp
Cotter
John Werts
Miies Butcher
Columbus Junction
Chas. Kennedy
John Butcher
Cace
James Cherwinka, Jr
Claude Hancher
Samuel Butcher
Ethel Browning
Muscatine
R. F. Hancher
Pearl
Minus Hendrickson
E. C. Kauffman
Lone Tree
Annual Meeting of City Fire Department Elects Deutschman Chief
The city fire department held its annual meeting at City Hall last evening with strong attendance. W H Deutschman was reelected chief, Chas Hagerman first assistant, and Otto Elfers second assistant. A Cosmopolitan Carnival proposal was presented for June 24 with 22 cars in the show. A memorial service for fallen firefighters will be held on Sunday June 34 with graves decorated and orations at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department of the City
Deutschman
Edward Hagerman
Herman Gremme
John Neibert
William H. Deutschman
Chas. Hagerman
Otto Elfers
Cosmopolitan Carnival Company
Young People Hold Annual Election
The Young People’s Society of the United Brethren Church met at Miss Jessie Kopp’s Seventh Street home with over sixty members present. After a business session, a social time and box supper followed. Officers for six months were elected: President Miss Lizzie Pfeiffer, Vice President Lewis Herwig, Secretary Miss Hazel Haifleigh, Treasurer Miss Jessie Kopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of the United Brethern Church
Jessie Kopp
Seventh Street
Lizzie Pfeiffer
Lewis Herwig
Hazel Haifleigh
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Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Seiler Bros
Muscatine County
A. H. Kohlhammer
Muscatine Broom Factory
Harry Metzger
All Brooms Union
E. Colver St
Wittich Bros
OfAe
Journal
Company C
Arleigh Ruckdescher
Excellent Re
Port of the Librarian
Citizens
Lt. Co
John Hopkins Press
G. Stein
Alan Nawbeen
BE. L. Mahin
Vee de So. Mus. Fuel Co
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Mothers’ Club
Lida Ruckdeschel
Mulberry St
ODD Fellows Elect
CHT Firerien
Fire Laddies
W. H. Deutschman
Charles Hagerman
United Brethren Young
Peo
Ple
G. M. Titus
Iowa Ave
Muscatine,la
Iowa Avenue
J. Linn Hoopes
Womers
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Missouri River
North
F. A. Reynolds, Chamberlain
Charles Elmer
Courier
Ottumwa
Iowa
West Fourth Street
la., Ave
E&nquire
L. Johnson
Mulberry 5 St
la. Ave
Enquire
Bachelor's Boat
A. Hobson
Fruitland
Sycamore Street
Fifth St
H. M. Bartlett
East Eighth
Wm. M. Narvis
Fooplar
Cherry S Shoe
East Third
Sitein
West Second
Sash
Foster-Munger Co
20Th and
Sangamon Sts
Chicago
Postoffice
J. A. Alexander
Plymouth Place
Ill
Moler Barber College
Omaha
Nebr
Hummel
Indiana Av
Johnson-McLean Co
Council Bluffs, la
Pickle Farm
H. J. Heinz & Co
J. Bilissi
East Second
Mulberry
Post Office
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
New Panitorium
Black Cravenette
Wagner & Bennison
Mathis
East Fifth
Phoen
the Evening Journal
Aweek
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