Clergy Visit and Yeomen Event At Local Hall
Rev William Spencer of Dixon Illinois will lead Sunday's service at the First Baptist church. John W Eidlein resumes duties at the Rock Island freight house. The Brotherhood of American Yeomen hosts a musical program at G A R hall next Tuesday with out-of-town speakers on Yeoman insurance and refreshments. Admission one cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spencer
Dixon, IL
First Baptist Church
John W. Eidlein
Rock Island
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
G. A. R. Hall
Deed Filed Sees Transfer of Muscatine Lot 6 Block 125
A deed recorded in Muscatine transfers lot 6 block 125 in the city at Linn and Sixth streets from Anna and Joseph Staral to Joseph Staral Jr and Frank Staral. The filing confirms the property transfer details and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County Recorder
City of
Muscatine
Anna and
Joseph Staral
Joseph Staral, Jr
Frank Staral
Linn and
Sixth Streets
Haragon Brothers Firm Dissolved by Mutual Consent
The firm Haragon Brothers formed by C. M. Haragon and Patrick Haragon dissolves by mutual consent dated May 25 1903 Patrick Haragon retires and C. M. Haragon assumes all indebtedness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haragon
C. M. Haragon
Patrick Haragon
Range of Prices on New York Stocks and Securities
The report lists closing ranges for leading New York Stock Exchange issues on June 5 with figures for open high low and close. Highlights include Atchison Mo Pac Union Pac Southern Pac Tex Pac Canadian Pacific and others showing shifts in values across railroads steel and commodities sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Atchison
Mo. Pac
Tex
Pac
Can. Pac
Lls
Eric
Penna
Boss
B.R.T
Preacher Missing. Muscatine Police Warned
Chief Rice received a note from Literberry UL asking Muscatine police to watch for Dr. David Walter Madden a 26 year old preacher from an Illinois town who disappeared wearing a fedora hat and cutaway coat. Friends fear possible mental derangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Illinois Divine
Rice
Literberry
David Walter Madden
Illinois
Lease for Three Years on Scott Property Hotel Use
A lease filed in the county recorder grants Ira J. Godfrey and Anna Godfrey control of the second and third stories of the Scott House on Iowa avenue for three years beginning June 15. Lessor is Joseph Bilkey and the property will be used for hotel purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Scott
Ira J. Godfrey
The
County Recorder
Anna Godfrey
Scott
Iowa Avenue
Joseph Bilkey
Prize for Talent Drawn Image by Local Girl
Helen Evans nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Evans of 517 Hanover street won five dollars in a drawing illustrating the excellence of a northern breakfast food company. Her natural ability is noted and named as a promising talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Evans
William Evans
Hanover Street
Dinner Party At Bayfield Hosts Unique Rhyme Favors
Mrs A J LaTourette entertained thirteen friends at a Bayfield area home last evening. Unique place cards listed a article names and rhymes as favors. Miss Millie Boiler won the rhyme contest prize. Attending were Mrs Chet Will, Mrs Jennie Culp, Misses Fannie Elsie Will, Mrs John Baker, Mrs George Baker, Mrs Addie Hitchcock, Mrs Anna McBride, Mrs Emma Wood, Mrs Ed Hitchcock, Mrs John LaTourrette, and Mrs Welber La Tourrette of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. LaTourrette
Bayfield
Millie Boiler
Chet Will
Jennie Culp
Fannie
Elsie Will
John Baker
George Baker
Addie Hitchcock
Anna McBride
Emma Wood
Ed. Hitchcock
John la Tourrette
Welber la Tourrette
Denver
Interacademic Field Meet at Marshall Field
Howard Jayne and Fay Bennison led Morgan Park Academy at the Cook County Interacademic Meet held yesterday on Marshall Field Chicago. Bennison set an interacademic shot put record with 42 feet, Jayne won the % mile and ¼ mile runs, as Muscatine boys claimed fifteen of Morgan Park’s fifty seven points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Bennison
John Bennison
West Third Street
Marshall Field
Chicago
Morgan Park Academy
Howard Jayne
Henry Jayne
North Mulberry Street
Cook County
Muscatine
Morgan Park
Jayne and
Bennison
Jayne
Burkwest
Wallace
Northwestern
Wrighy
Schnieder
Hultquist
South Side
Stanton
Armour
Columbus Junction selects Grace Tyler for eighth grade
At a school board meeting Miss Grace Tyler of Albert Lea was elected eighth grade teacher to replace Ruth Evans who resigned. Tyler, a Davenport High graduate and former student at Presbyterian Woman's College, will move to Columbus Junction with her mother. Several other local moves and events were noted, including campus graduations and job changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Grace Tyler
Albert Lea
Ruth Evans
Tyler
Davenport
Presbyterian Woman's College
Minn
Duncan
Callie Johnston
Julia Williams
South Hill
C. C. Rodgers
Rodgers
J. E. Freeland
Minnie Wolf
Louis
Washington
Menzen
Katie Crim
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Maquoketa
Louisa County
Walter Hendrix
Agricultural College
Ames
Letts
White Collar Line Schedules For Davenport and Burlington
Steamer Helen Blair operates Davenport on Monday Wednesday Friday at 6 30 a m and Sundays at 7 a m returning each evening. Burlington runs 8 30 p m on Monday Wednesday Friday. Steamer Silver Crescent serves Davenport Monday Wednesday Friday at 7 p m and Burlington Tuesday Thursday Saturday at 2 15 p m. Excursion fares allow day trips to Keithsburg with return on the Crescent or Helen Blair at 11 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Blair
Davenport
Burlington
Silver Crescent
Keithsburg
Wedding Between Marie Muenster and William Diercks
Miss Blyth Litzrodt returned to Rock Island after attending the wedding of Marie Muenster and William Diercks last evening. The crib was captured downstream with three men aboard and no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blyth Litzrodt
Rock Island
Marie Muenster
William Diercks
Visiting doctors attend Hershey hospital clinic
Out of town physicians join the skin disease clinic at Hershey hospital for the day. Attendees include Drs. E. Ady and F. H. Battey of West Liberty, Dr. Wilson of Mediapolis, Dr. Trumbauer of Keota, and Dr. Harry Ma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Hospital
E. Ady
F. H. Battey
West Liberty
Wilson
Mediapolis
Trumbauer
Keota
Harry Ma
Wedding Recap and Local Notes from South End
Rev. Henry Muenster of Council Bluffs Iowa visits his sister Mrs William Diercks at 1171 New Hampshire street. Otto William Myrta Muenster of Rock Island return home after sister’s wedding to William Diercks. Musserville society meets at Edith Stohr 1117 Oregon street. Oregon street boarding house changes hands. Carpenter Fry loses end thumb at Roach and Musser factory and rests. A crib from South Muscatine lumber company breaks near noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Muenster
Council Pluffs
William Diercks
New Hampshire Street
Otto Muenster
William Muenster
Myrta Muenster
Rock Island
Musical and Literary Society of
Musserville
Edith Stohr
Oregon Street
Ogden
Fry
Roach and Musser
South Muscatine Lumber Company
Wilton Residents Target Box Elder Planting Ban
Son and Leith and George Ingham of Wilton urge Sioux City Improvement Association to push council to prohibit planting box elder trees. They argue the species is short lived and unclean, seeking urban tree policy change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son and Leith
Wilton
George Ingham
Sioux City Improvement Association
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H.F. Barnard Co
R. L & P, Railway
City Railway Park
Russell
United States
Chaudoin
Preacher
Additional Society
Demic
Inter
Duncan and
Deihl
Harley Meeker
Fred Featherstone
Rob. Curtis
Concord Township
G. W. Davis
Oakland Township
Will Tucker
Henry Gray
Peoria
Springfield
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Myrtal Johnston
Watello
Sam
Borger
White Collar Line Steamers
W. G. Block
Agt
D. C. Berntheiser
China
East Second Street
M. Benham
East Second St
South End
W.W. F. Miksch
South Muscatine
Iowa
Baily
Schneider
Des Moines
J. H. Snyder, Jr
Okoboji, Iowa
Boston
Canada
Canadian Pacific Ry
National Educational Association
Thousand Islands
St Lawrence
Toronto
Queen City
Ottawa
Capital
Montreal
Metropolis
Quebec
Saguenay River
White Mountains
A.C. Shaw
L. Cohn
Clothiers
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