Local notes from town interest in Wapello
Walter Garrett of near Wapello was in the city on business Thursday. John Knight arrived from the east with a surveying crew. John Mahin of 513 West Second street left for Washington for post office matters. Mrs. Henry F. Giessler returned home from Hot Springs Arkansas after a three month stay. The Ladies of the Maccabees meet at 7:30 this evening with initiation and a program. full attendance is desired.
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Walter Garrett
Wapello
City
John Mahin
West Second Street
Washington
Henry F. Giessler
Hot Springs
Ark
Ladies of the Maccabees
Wedding of William D. Diercks and Miss Marie E. Muenster
Last evening at 6 o'clock the wedding united William Diercks and Marie E. Muenster at 1171 New Hampshire street Rock Island. Rev Henry C. Diercks officiated with Andrew Diercks and Avina Muenster as attendants. Guests from out of town included D. Muenster Otto Muenster and Rev Henry Muenster. The couple will establish a home at their new address.
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William D. Diercks
Marie E. Muenster
Rock Island
New Hampshire Street
Mendelssohn
Edyth Litzrodt
Henry C. Diercks
Osceola
Neb
Andrew Diercks
Avina Muenster
Marie Herwig
Alice Soller
Lydia Krueger
Muscatine
Davenport
Wrayville
William Diercks
Marriage of Miss Cora Hinkel to Frank S McCoy
Last evening at the bride’s brother Frank C Hinkel’s home the marriage of Miss Cora M Hinkel to Frank S McCoy was performed at 6 o’clock with Rev J N Elliott of the First Presbyterian church conducting the ceremony in the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Hinkel
Cora M. Hinkel
Frank S. McCoy
J. N. Elliott
First Presbyterian Church
Local Muscatine Couple Wed in Elegant City Ceremony
Mr. McCoy and Miss Hinkel wed in Muscatine with family present at a beautifully decorated reception. The bride wore white silk mull and pink taffeta with tulle veil and carried bride roses. The couple plans to reside with the bride’s sister at 608 East Fifth Street after June 15 and received gifts including a piano and silverware.
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Mr. McCoy
Muscatine
Miss Hinkel
Mrs. McCoy
East Fifth Street
Helen Hine
A. B. Clapp
Miss Hine
Howe and Hine Tie in Muscatine June 4 1903
At the home of Hon John Mahin in Muscatine Iowa on June 4 1903 Miss Marie M Howe daughter of Rev and Mrs W B Howe and A Wilbert Hine were married the ceremony conducted by Rev Howe. About fifty friends attended in a setting of smilax red La France roses and white peonies. The bride’s sister Miss Mabel Howe played piano as the wedding party descended to the bay window for the ceremony performed by the bride’s father.
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John Mahin
J. E. Howe
Lillian Beard
Gertrude Howe
Musser Lumber Co
Mississippi
Mrs. Hine
North Orange Street
Muscatine
Iowa
Marie M. Howe
W. B. Howe
A. Wilbert Hine
Musser Lumber Company
West Second Street
Robert Jackson
Miss Iva
Louis Jackson
W. E. Howe
A. W. Hine
D. W. Jackson
Emma Mahin
Mabel Howe
Lohengren
Birthday Surprise For Miss Hulda Richoff At Home
A group of Miss Hulda Richoff’s friends gathered at 975 Newell Avenue yesterday evening to celebrate her birthday anniversary. They met at Miss Mabel Morford’s nearby home then moved to Richoff’s residence, where they surprised her with music games and refreshments before departing as night fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Richoff
Newell Avenue
Mabel Morford
Miss Richoff
Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary Celebration At Hope and Oak
Mr and Mrs Joseph Biles entertained friends and relatives Wednesday to mark their thirtieth wedding anniversary at the Hope avenue and Oak streets home. The evening featured social conversation music and a bountiful repast with flowers and plants decorating the rooms.
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Joseph Biles
Hope Avenue
Oak Streets
Leverich Richie Wedding in Lone Tree
The marriage of Arthur Leverich formerly of Wilton now of Lone Tree to Miss Maude V Richie was solemnized at Lone Tree on June 3 by Rev. C N Pace. The groom is well known here and is currently in business with a former Muscatine boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Leverich
Wilton
Lone Tree
Regular review of the LotM this evening program
A brief note indicates an orderly regular review of the LotM this evening. It mentions initiation activities and a program outline but provides few specifics about participants or timing.
John M. Andreag Dies on East Hill After Illness
John M. Andreag, a longtime Muscatine resident and cabinetmaker by trade, died Thursday afternoon at his Grant street home on East Hill. He was in his eighty fourth year and had been declining for some time due to senility. Born in Germany, he moved to Muscatine soon after leaving his homeland. The funeral will be held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Andreag
Grant Street
East Hill
Andrege
Muscatine
Germany
Old Country
Destructive storms and a late Grant Street residence
A fragment notes an 2 o clock afternoon gathering at the late residence on Grant Street and comments that the fiercest storms are those that enter indoors.
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Grant Street
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Reliance Loan Co
J. E. Kranz
Florist
John Knight
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Jewel of
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Nancy Brown
Prince of
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King Highball
Messenger Boy
Sally
Mocking Bird
King Dodo
Sultan of
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Fesler
Muscatine, Iowa
Taportea
Boston
Thomas Barnard
West Third Street
Wilson’s Shoe Store
J. M. Andregg
F. W. Winslow
M. C. Hayes & Co
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