East Hill Couple Wed In St Marys Rectory Ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Lone and George Hofman were married at 7 pm in St Marys rectory with Father Grieser officiating. The couple received relatives and friends, held a ring ceremony, and later hosted a wedding supper at the bride’s parents home. They plan to reside at 499 Bleeker street.
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St. Mary's Rectory
Elizabeth Lone
George Hofman
Father Grieser
Anna Facks
John Wendinger
Toses
Scott Lane
Grant Street
Lone
Bleeker Street
W. B. Rhone
D. D. Webster
Harry
J. C. Spring
J. C. Schoujitz
Fruitland
Frank Sheilhorn
Fairport
Mildred McCampbell
Fairfield
Wapello Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Travel
Wapello residents report faculty and visitor activity with Mrs. R I Butler and Mrs John H Grim in Muscatine on Wednesday. Editor Wheistine of Columbus Junction made a business visit to Wapello. Lela Rhoades returned from Hiawatha Kansas where she worked in a leading millinery store. Martha Sligh of Morning Sun visited H R Sligh’s home. Ella Lindsley from Metts joined relatives here over the weekend. Emma Vandervort returned from Knoxville for summer vacation. M L Jamison traveled to Chicago with a cattle shipment. Mrs W E Fielman and daughter accompanied by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
R. I. Butler
John H. Grim
Muscatine
Wheistine
Columbus Junction
Lela Rhoades
Hiawatha
Kan
Martha Sligh
Morning Sun Jr
H. R. Sligh
Ella Lindsley
Emma Vandervort
Knoxville
M. L. Jamison
Chicago
W. E. Fielman
Muscatine High School to Graduate Twelve Seniors
The Muscatine high school senior class will hold graduation exercises Friday evening in the building. Twelve graduates will participate in an excellent program. Valedictorian is Miss Anna Hackett Prosser. Alumni reception occurred last night. faculty reception is planned for this evening.
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Muscatine High School
Anna Hackett Prosser
List of Names Appearing in the Cut
The document lists individuals by rows: Mildred Stirlen, Charles Stewart Nar vis, Edith Grace Althaus, Frances Pauline Bielefeld. second row Charles Paul Warner, Anna Hackett Prosser, Hazel Beatrice Wagner, Josiah Wal ton Hopkinson. third row Helen Louise Martin, Leo Edward Sneichen, Adam William Von Dresky Jr., Mary Leola Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Stirlen
Charles Stewart Narvis
Edith Grace Althaus
Frances Pauline Bielefeld
Charles Paul Warner
Anna Hackett Prosser
Hazel Beatrice Wagner
Josiah Walton Hopkinson
Helen Louise Martin
Leo Edward Sneichen
Adam William von Dresky, Jr
Mary Leola Lee
Local visitors and society notes in Monmouth area
Residents from Monmouth Ill are visiting Mrs. Phillip Keck and other relatives nearby. Mrs H Eversmeyer of Muscatine Ia visits relatives and old friends in the city and vicinity. Mrs J A Bigger spent Tuesday afternoon in Muscatine. The German M E sewing society met today with Mrs Joseph Reutinger.
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Monmouth
Ill
Phillip Keck
H. Eversmeyer
Muscatine
J. A. Bigger
M. E. Sewing Society
Joseph Reutinger
Vacation Tours Offer Low Summer Excursion Rates
The Town Central Ry announces unprecedentedly low summer excursion rates to eastern resorts and to Minnesota Wisconsin Colorado Utah California Washington Oregon and other destinations for the season.
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Central Ry
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Colorado
Utah
California
Washington
Oregon
Mon
Transit Tickets to West with Stopover Privileges
Tickets on sale daily from June 1 to October 31, 1907 for routes to western destinations via T. A. A. agents. Liberal stopover privileges and valuable connections offered. Call or write A. B. Cutts, G. P. & T. A., Minneapolis, Minnesota for full particulars.
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Tana
Wyoming
South Dakota
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Bill Sells Billboard to Pay Boarding Bill
A man named Bill sells his billboard to settle a board bill that bored him. After the sale the board bill no longer bored Bill, ending the financial strain from the debt.
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Bill
Cubs Trounce Giants In First Of Series At Chicago
In Chicago 20000 fans watched the Cubs defeat the New York Giants 8 to 2. Mathewson was hit hard as Chance’s club showed strong hitting and fielding to take the opener, while a rainout delayed Athletics vs. Chicago.
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Cubstrounge Giants
Chicago
New York
Chance
Cubs
McGraw
West Side
Polo Grounds
Sox
Baseball scores across leagues with varied weather delays
National League results show Chicago 8 over New York 2, Philadelphia 8 over Pittsburgh with wet grounds affecting others. American League Washington 1 over St. Louis 10, remaining games postponed. Iowa League reports Waterloo 2 over Marshalltown 1 and Keokuk 3 over Burlington 4 in four innings, plus others.
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Waterloo
Marshalltown
Keokuk
Burlington
Jacksonville
Quincy
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Clinton
Springfield
Dubuque
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Rock Island
Decatur
Schedule of American League baseball games
New York faces Chicago while Boston meets Pittsburg and Brooklyn plays Cincinnati. Philadelphia hosts St Louis and Chicago travels to Philadelphia. St Louis visits Washington as Cleveland plays New York and Detroit meets Boston.
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National League
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Hopi Traditions Preserve Oral Literature and Culture
The Hopi of Arizona lack written literature yet maintain an extensive oral tradition passed through generations. Each clan town has a kiva where boys are educated from age seven or eight in literature, history, and myths under priestly instruction, preserving precise oral records observed since the sixteenth century by Spanish explorers.
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Arizona
Grossheim brothers begin long river cruise by launch
Alexander and Oscar Grossheim of Muscatine Iowa left Fond du Lac to voyage home in their 22 foot launch O G They crossed Lake Winnebago and the Fox Wisconsin rivers and plan to descend to the Mississippi Then they will return to Muscatine Oscar will write a narrative for an Iowa paper based on the trip Photographs will illustrate the account They expect to reach home in a few days
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Alexander
Oscar Grossheim
Fon du Lac
Mississippi River
Lake Winnebago
Fox River
Wisconsin River
Portage
Mississippi
Oscar
Alexander Grossheim
Muscatine
Fond du Lac
Pope Manufacturing Company
la Winnebago
Oshkosh
William M. Price
Main Street
Winnebago
J. D. Termaat
Termaat & Monahan
Mr. Price
Lake Butte Des Morts
Wisconsin
Missouri State Line
Iowa
Today’s Markets from Chicago June 6
Market report by H J Frenzel lists Open High Low and Close for Wheat Corn Oats Park Lard Ribs with daily car counts. Chicago Produce Market shows cash wheat prices across grades and livestock receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep with ranges and averages.
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H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Beth
Chicago
Butter and Egg Market Report Chicago June Six
Butter steady in Chicago trade with creamery at 18 23 and dairies 17 4 to 21 1 2 cents. Eggs steady with light offerings noted across markets.
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Chicago
New York Poultry and Egg Markets Report
New York markets show poultry alive steady with spring chickens 28c, fowls 16c, turkeys 12c. Dressed birds firm with broilers 3.35c, turkeys 10 to 14c, fowls 11 to 14c. Butter easy unchanged. eggs firsts 16c, seconds 15.5c.
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New York
St Louis Produce Market Quoted Prices
Wheat for July at 95 percent of base price. Corn quoted at 52 percent with 53 cent variation. Oats listed at 45 cents. Market report from St Louis on June 6 notes daily price movements.
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St. Louis
Peoria Market Report Corn Prices Noted
Peoria Produce Market at Peoria reports corn No 3 selling at 53 6 per bushel in a brief market note dated June 6.
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Peoria
Local Market Prices for Produce and Livestock
The Muscatine market lists wide price ranges for corn oats wheat and bran with live poultry meats dairy and vegetables. Fresh edges per case butter eggs hens and turkeys show varied retail rates while fruits flowers and nuts feature per unit prices amid a broad wholesale to retail spread.
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Muscatine Produce Co
Greer
Shippers Ay
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East Hill
Eliza
Beth Lone
St. Mary’s Rectory
Charlies Phillip
Andalusia
Alice Yarcek
Centerville
Park Place
Christ Carlson
Davenport
Park Avenue
Edward Towers
Near Atalissa
Tog Iggs
HH. F. Barnard Company
The
Wasentine Jewelers and Diamond Merchants
M'Graw
Mighty Mathewson
Athletics
Connie Mack
Ae Pet
Seenee Er
Eee
Brooklyn Ween
St Louis
Indianapolis
Cedar Rapids Bloomington
Pet
Oskaloosa Ee
Tacksonville
Ter
Journal
Alexander and
Oscar Grossheim Write
Oass
Timothy
Sian
Anson Glothing Company “Home of
Good Glothing
Paul Steinmetz Frank Anson
Muscatine Markets
Schaefer
Dy. J.L. Pentzer
East Second Street
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