Mrs Fritchman Dies After Illness in Bloomington Township
Longtime Bloomington resident Mrs. William Fritchman died last night at age about 50 from nervous disorders and complications. A Muscatine high school graduate and former city teacher, she was beloved in the community. She leaves husband, one sister Lizzie Adams, brother William Adams, and another Al Adams of Washington Iowa. funeral Friday with services at home at 1 PM and M E church at 2:30 PM, Greenwood Cemetery.
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William O. Fritchman
Bloomington Township
al. Adams
Washington
Geo. Wiles
M. E
Terment
Greenwood Cemetery
Little Fern
Adrian Schuyler
Fronto
Oklahoma
J. W. Warner
Jerome Palmer
Aie
Millie Cote
Pella
Myrtle Northup
Oskaloopa
Cr. O. Demmel
Smith & Singmaster
Eldon
Miss Baker
Harper
Keota
Elmer Erdice
Delta
Lawrence Daugherty
Kate Glover
Eagle Force
Chas. Meyers
Keokuk
Curt Crabb
West Chester
Frank Glover
West Liberty
Miss la Reno Dunshee
Claude Statler
Iowa City
L. A. Huddleston
Monroe
Iowa
Smith & Singmaster’s
Mart McDowell
Hanpei
Jas. Ralston
Keota News Roundup dairy town gossip June 5
Miss Mabel Lacey of Columbus Junction visits Keota as relatives travel and plan visits. Numerous locals, including S I Kiser, Jennie Cook, and Grace Lyle, share journeys, church notices, school updates, and social events.
Chamberlain's Relieved Colic and Diarrhea Urges Quick Buy
A long standing remedy praised by dealers and physicians for colic and diarrhea. It is claimed to have saved lives before doctors were reached and is offered for a quarter.
When the Nerves Are Played Out
An advertisement touts Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills as a remedy for nervous exhaustion. It links sleeplessness headaches indigestion weight loss and weakness to depleted nerves and claims the pills revive nerve cells and build blood. The price is 50 cents and the product is sold by A W Morgan Druggist and Buffalo, N Y's medicine company.
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A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N
A. W. Morgan
Local visitors and guests visit Morning Sun residents
A parade of visitors arrives in Morning Sun from nearby towns including Burlington Albia Marshalltown and Colo rado to stay with relatives and attend church. Dr W Smyth and wife plan a trip east to Niagara Falls and Canada while Rev T C McKelvey preaches at United Presbyterian on Sunday. Roy Niececol returns from Thermopylae Wyoming for a short visit and other locals enjoy an afternoon at Honey Creek.
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M. W. Hays
Burlington
Robi. Spencer
Albia
Della Curran
Luther Mahaffy
B. T. Delong
Little Son
Monroe
W. T. Graham
Omaha
Neb
Geo. Cunningham
Laura McConnell
Marshalltown
D. Y. Graham
A. M. Willson
Colorado
J. R. Willson
F. Courts
G. J. Tomlinson
Stewart
Eva Stewart
B. F. Delong
Dora Tomlinson
Honey Creek
Iil
W. W. Bell
Fonda
Library Board Meeting Records Routine Business Report
The P. M. Musser library board held a regular monthly meeting. Reports from librarian Mrs. Emma Majin were read and filed showing May activity including 3682 books issued, 26 days open, average daily circulation 141, largest day 265, smallest 50, fiction 77.8 percent, and 20 nonresident visitors. Bills totaling several dollars for encyclopedias, brushes, supplies, binding, lighting, and books were approved.
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P. M. Musser Library Board
Emma Majin
Sconce
Harper ‘Brothers
Imperial Brush Co
McQuesten & Sawyer
Jackson Electric Supply Co
Kates Cratess
Ward Bros
Citizens R. & L. Co
Light
Schapirograph Co
McClry & Co
Ee Hist. Pub. Co
Eto S
Local notices and visits from Grandview June report
Grandview residents note business trips and calls from Wapello Burlington Morning Sun Muscatine and Letts with several names. A G A R Decoration Day service honored 23 soldiers. Primary election held June 2. campaign visits by L Hungate supporters.
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Grandview
E. T. Latta
Unionville
W. C. Saunders
Wapello
Monay
John Schaftz
Our Town
John A. O’neel
Burlington
Ila
Mr. Brass
Morning Sun
G. W. Thompson
Letts
W. EF. Schweitzer
Muscatine
Hazel Wagner
Henry Thompson
A. K. Lindsay
Wilson
Louisa County
G. A. R. Post
John Smice
Toolsboro
Smice
H. J. Teets
Teets
Baseball
W. E. Reed
H. W. Baker
Wapello, Co
C. Hunt
Oakville
C. C. Murphy
John Grimm
What Cheer Commencement Exercises Draw Big Audience
What Cheer Iowa June 5 the commencement exercises Tuesday night drew a large audience as the opera house was comfortably filled. The stage was tastefully decorated with various displays and arrangements suitable for the event.
Community mourns as teachers depart for home
Memorial exercises drew large crowds with addresses by Wilcoxen of Sigourney Beem and Lamber of What Cheer. Dr L C Wilson advances on his new house set for July. High school bids open June 15 with work to start promptly and finish soon. Families depart for west and east trips and tool manufacture plans in Chicago Heights.
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A. A
Geneva
Chas, Taylor
Boston
Tunks
Chicago Heights
Speechless With Wonder Friends of Cured People
Statement touts friends of those cured of stomach liver and kidney trouble by Electric Bitters. Mentions 50 cents price and Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store guarantee.
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Havercamp’s
Wilton Republicans name 15 delegates to county convention
Wilton township Republicans select 15 delegates for the Muscatine county convention on June 9. Appoint A C Shiflet township committeeman. N N C elects officers at Mrs George Woodhouse home with a program and refreshments. Several residents visit or travel to nearby towns for meetings and duties.
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Wilton
Wilton Township
Commercial Club
Muscatine
W. D. Harris
A. C. Shifler
W. A. Cooling
J. L. Barcley
George Lang
Harold Johnson
Wm. Marchant
N. Lang
Thos. Boot
A. R. Leith
M. J
Geo. Woodhouse
Margaret Woodhouse
I. L. Wright
E. W. Morrison
F. B. Carson
M. W. Stapleton
Anson
Mary
Alice Anson
James McNulty
McNulty
A. C. Shiflet
Des Moines
Shifler
Wilton Lodge
Grand Lodge
J. F
John Wagner
Ethel Conn
Wilton and Davenport Movements Highlight Local Notes
Local residents depart for home and visit relatives across Iowa and Illinois. Ships and travelers include Wilton to Parkersburg Davenport Muscatine and Davenport for class photos social events and family visits.
Sunflower Ridge social notes include visits and gatherings
In Sunflower Ridge Iowa on June 5 Frank Bermel of Summit and August Kemper are named along with many local residents. The column records bird shooting events at Durant, business callers in Muscatine and Davenport, visits among families including the Alteneders, Grimms and Henkes, and a large gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wm Alteneder with a supper and games for about 32 guests.
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Sunflower Ridge
Frank Bermel
Summit
Paul
Muscatine
August Henke
George
Walter
Durant
D. A. Cole
Wm. Brownawell
B. Covel
Charlotta Cole
Davenport
John Henke
Ester Tillie
Walter Stigers
John Batchelor
August Kemper
John Soltan
Hazel Deil
D. A. Grimm
Wm. Alteneder
Anne Alteneder
Orofino
Idaho
Minnie McGee
Clara Grimm
Tillie Henke
Emma Grimm
Addie Wunderlich
Minnie
Nellie Nagele
Florence Hamann
Grace Miller
Annie Kretschmar
Gertie Sywassink
Annie Alteneder
Ellen Alteneder
Orie
Bessie Welsch
Grandma Lord in poor health at Toolesboro
Toolesboro Iowa June 4 Grandma Lord remains very poorly. Mrs Oscar Hale and her little son John from Wapello visited on Monday with her.
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Toolesboro
Millersburg Notes on Health Visits and Local Deaths
Millersburg reports Mrs John Downey improving while Mrs James Burgess remains ill. Doctors O Haver and Bendel visited Muscatine and Aledo. Decoration Day services were held May 29 at the millersburg cemetery with attendees from nearby areas. Local residents include Misses Mable and Cressy Murdock visiting Buffalo Prairie relatives, Mary Stricklin returning from Kewanee with grandmother Mrs L A Gillmore, and Wm Epperly traveling to Excelsior Springs for health.
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Millersburg
Fil
John Downey
James Burgess
M. O’haver
Muscatine
Joseph Bendel
Bendel
Aledo
Mable
Cressy Murdock
Buffalo Prairie
Mary Stricklin
Kewanee
L. A. Gillmore
Wm. Epperly
Prince
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
A Lesson in Health and Kidney Cure Claim
An advertisement asserts healthy kidneys clean blood impurities and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a cure for kidney and bladder diseases. It claims the remedy strengthens the whole system and directs readers to Havvercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Foley
Havvercamp
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