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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1905

Page

4

Commencement notices and local travels fill Muscatine page

Muscatine notices offer commencements at Grand Opera House with Dr E A Steiner and Iowa college address. Local travel by Firefly to Davenport Rock Island and Chicago area listed. Citizens visit shops, visit relatives, and attend business matters as summer heat prompts soda and lemonade displays.

Dr. Steiner Grand Opera House William Luellen Rock Island Jacob Wolfe Bogus Island Davenport E. A. Steiner Iowa College H. J. Dean West Third Street Muscatine High School Iowa College of Grinnell Opera House High School Jivy Ryan Lilliam Rosenmund Amy Hoopes Helen Knopp Oscar Ben. Brandt Robert Jackson Linda Musser Andrew Asthalter Helen Bloom Hazel Ellinwood Elsie Narvis Musiec—High School Grinnell Board of Education

Lena G. Cone Dies in California

Mrs Lena G Cone formerly Miss Giese a successful Muscatine public school teacher died in Glendale California after years of poor health She was remembered for unfailing cheerfulness and Christian character and had recently lived in Santa Anna California Her death came as a shock to many friends here

Lena G. Cone Glendale California Cone Giese Muscatine Santa Anna Calif

Editor Beriah Wilkins Dies at Washington Post

Beriah Wilkins, editor and proprietor of the Washington Post, died today in Washington. The newspaper notes his leadership and influence in early American journalism.

Washington

Mrs. Margaret Montreal Dies At 83 In Muscatine

Mrs. Margaret Achter Montreal a long time Muscatine resident born in Plaidt Prussia August 13 1821 died at her East Second Street home after a three week illness senility listed as the cause. Survived by three children William and Mrs A Kerr of Muscatine and Mrs C M Van Patten of Fairfield funeral at St Marys Church to be led by Rev J I Grieser with interment in St Marys.

Margaret Montreal Germany East Second Street Prussia Margaret Achter Montreal Plaidt William A. Kerr C. M. van Patten Fairfield St. Mary’s Church J. I. Grieser St. Mary’s

Popular Hose Company Elected Officers Last Evening

The Rescue Hose Company No. 2 held its annual officer election at Mulberry street hose house. W L Bitzer was chosen foreman with Otto Hagerman as first assistant. second assistant William Smith. recording secretary Albert Barry. financial secretary Gal Bitzer. treasurer Charles Hagerman. Organized in 1876 with 20 charter members, the company has a storied history and occupies quarters built in 1896 with a downstairs hose rack area and an orderly second floor assembly room. The roster lists twenty eight named members including Bitzer Hagerman Smith Barry Hagerman Hess Deutschman Bil key Morrison Lamar Terry Coon L E Coon E A Coon Chas Coon Lou Maxon Rabin Hartwig Luendt Fisher Schreurs Ripson Moore Freiman Doc McBride Kemper Bishop Rosenfield Williams Rabin Berry Barry Washburn Froehner Reams Klepper Fisher Schnkel Swisher Smith.

No. 2 Mulberry Street W. L. Bitzer Otto Hagerman William Smith Albert Barry Gal Bitzer Charles Hagerman Company William Hess W. H. Deutschman Joe Bilkey Joe Morrison W. H. Lamar John Terry H. J. Coon Ll. E. Coon E. A. Coon Chas. Coon Lou Maxon John Rabin H. Hartwig M. Luendt William Fisher Fred Schreurs H. Ripson A. Moore H. Freiman Doc McBride F. Kemper C. Bishop S. Rosenfield George Williams C. Rabin S. Berry L. Barry Scott Washburn H. Froehner A. Reams B. Klepper A. L. Fisher Lee Schnkel C. Swisher L. Smith

Mrs Williams Dead Former Columbus City Resident

Mrs. W S Jarboe of Columbus City received word that her sister Mrs. Lee Williams died Sunday night at Lake Valley New Mexico. A former Columbus City resident she left the area about 25 years ago and had since lived in New Mexico.

Columbus City New Mexico W. S. Jarboe Lee Williams Lake Valley Williams

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Aids Injury Comfort At Havercamp's

A man seriously injured or hurt finds quick relief with Bucklen's Arnica Salve which is advertised to conquer pain. Available for 25 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.

Bucklen Arnica Havercamp

Miss Mamie Martin Weds Henry Miller in Quiet Home Ceremony

Miss Mamie Martin and Henry Miller united in a small home wedding at the Martins’ Oak and Fourth street residence. Dr W L Beatty officiated with only relatives present. After a wedding supper, the couple plans to live at 417 Mulberry street and travel to St Paul and northern resorts before settling to home life.

Mamie Martin Henry Miller Jacob Martin Oak and Fourth Street W. L. Beatty First United Brethren Church

Monument Unveiled In Reading For President McKinley

A $10,000 monument to President McKinley was unveiled in Reading on June 7. Former Postmaster General Smith delivered the oration as part of the dedicatory ceremonies.

Smith Reading President McKinley

Young Ladies Entertained at Healey Home

Ten young ladies were entertained by Miss Margaret Healey at her home southwest of town yesterday. A guessing contest crowned Miss Sadie Kuebler first and Miss Margaret O’Melia second. A course dinner followed with cards and other amusements. At cards Miss Mabel Sneichen won first and Miss Emma Bielefeldt second. A luncheon was served at 6 o'clock. Favors were Japanese fans.

Healey Margaret Healey Sadie Kuebler Margaret O'Melia Ecards Mabel Sneichen Emma Bielefeldt lLauncheon

Dancing Party At Club House Attracts Local Youth

About 20 young people attended a dancing party at the Golf club house last evening. Guests from out of town included Miss Maude Campbell of Ft. Dodge visiting Miss Gretchen Legler and Miss Hattie Haussler of Kansas City visiting Miss Gertrude Moynahan.

Maude Campbell Ft. Dodge Gretchen Legler Hattie Haussler Kansas City Gertrude Moynahan

Couple Wed Near Musserville In Louisa County

On Monday afternoon Miss Ellen Walton and Fred N. Placke, both of Louisa county, were married by Rev. E. C. Brooks of Musserville Methodist church. The couple will begin housekeeping immediately.

Ellen Walton Fred N. Placke Louisa County E. C. Brooks Musserville Methodist Church

Card Club Meeting at Mrs. Gibney’s Home

The Sixteen to One Card club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Joe Gibney on Sycamore street this afternoon. An extra meeting for the ladies was held with refreshments served and cinch played as the plan for a good time.

Joe Gibney Sycamore Street

Geneva clubs plan pleasant surprise for Gieslers

Members of the Geneva Golf and Three A. Clubs intend to surprise Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Giesler at their West Second street home, signaling a community event or affectionate recognition. The plan reflects group activity within local clubs and social ties in Geneva.

Geneva Golf and J. L. Giesler West Second Street

Famous Ames Instructor May Be Here During County Institute

State Supt. Riggs coming. Prof. F. M. Witter lists instructors for the county institute to meet next week at the high school. Profs Holden and Focht, Miss Harris, Miss Luse, Miss Babbitt, and Miss Bridgeford join a strong team with special lecturer Frederick E. Bolton.

Ames F. M. Witter A. G. Holden Iowa State College Focht Wilton Leverich Harris West Liberty Luse Babbitt Conesville Lillian Bridgeford Des Moines Frederick E. Bolton Iowa State University of Iowa City

Surprise party greets couple before move to Eau Clair

In a planned event last evening about 40 guests visited the Giesler home before the couple’s departure to Eau Clair Wisconsin. While Mr. Giesler was away, Mrs. Giesler was surprised. Cards and refreshments followed. A cut glass berry bowl was awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Giesler by members of two clubs.

Eau Clair Wis Giesler Mr. Giesler Mrs. Giesler

Mrs. Krank Kiefner Hosts Hustlers at East Eighth

Mrs. Krank Kiefner entertained "The Hustlers" at 810 East eighth street last evening. Guests included Mrs. Ribbink Mrs. Hyink Mrs. Nyenhaus Mrs. Winans Mrs. Busch Mrs. Wise Mrs. Van Zyle Mrs. Shanland Mrs. Kiefner Miss Laura Kell Miss Ethel Hvink Miss Violet Ribbink Arthur Walton and Eunice Kiefner.

Krank Kiefner East Eighth Street Ribbink Hyink Nyenhaus Winans Busch Wise van Zyle Shanland Kiefner Laura Kell Ethel Hvink Violet Ribbink Arthur Walton Eunice Kiefner

Highland Nobles Sewing Circle Meeting Report

The Highland Nobles sewing circle met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W. F. Henning Park Place. Members completed many tasks, enjoyed refreshments, and found the afternoon pleasant. The group plans an outing at the next meeting in two weeks with Mrs. James Hume on West Front Street.

W. F. Henning Park Place James Hume West Front Street

First Bloodshed in Saginaw Street Strike

In Saginaw Michigan on June 7 Deputy Sheriff Fred Harris fatally shot Henry Weick Jr and wounded Terrence Kelly and Wallace A Douglas during a street railway strike confrontation. The assailants were said to be crowd members jeering nonunion workers.

Saginaw. Mich Fred Harris Henry Weick, Jr Terrence Kelly Wallace A. Douglas

No Russian Warships Depart Manila Bay

Manila June 7 1 90 a m no departure indication for Russian warships from Manila bay Admiral Enquist has not heard from St Petersburg since arrival

Manila Manila Bay Enquist St. Petersburg

Carpenter Killed Testing Scaffold In Iowa Town

David Zeigler a 50 year old carpenter from North Liberty was killed in Town City Iowa when a scaffold crosspiece snapped during a test on a roof causing a 23 foot fall. He died 16 minutes later. Coroner Lies ordered an inquest.

Town City David Zeigler North Liberty Zeigler Lies

O. O. O. F Annual Session Discusses Per Capita Tax Increase

Milwaukee June 7 1905 1200 to 1500 Odd Fellows and wives attend Grand Lodge session and Rebekah assembly Grand Master E A Kehr urges a one cent per member per year tax rise Secretary Hoes reports seven lodges dissolved since last year Membership totals 17027 in 1903 and 17275 in 1904 Relief and burial expenditures reach 32878 95 with past year receipts 168569 50.

Milwaukee Wis Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Rebekah Assembly E. A. Kehr Hoe

Train robber Clarence Young sentenced to fifty years

Advices from Phillipsburg Montana report Clarence Young who dynamited an express car near Bear Mouth on May 27 was sentenced to 50 years in prison. The case involved an attempted robbery of the Northern Pacific train.

Clarence Young St. Paul Phillipsburg Mont Clarence Young Northern Pacific Bear Mouth

Mills Tenders Resignation as Equitable Director

New York June 7 D O Mills announced he has tendered his resignation as a director of the Equitable Life Assurance Society.

New York D. O. Mills Equitable _Life Assurance society

Swede Arrested For Letter Plot To Alice Roosevelt

In Bloomington Illinois on June 7 secret service men arrested John Johnson a Swedish national for writing letters to Alice Roosevelt. He claimed he was sent from Sweden to marry her and his notes were sent to the President's daughter. He was escorted to Jacksonville and recommitted in an asylum where he had prior confinement.

Bloomington Ill Secret Service Washington John Johnson Alice Roosevelt Johnson Sweden Miss Roosevelt Jacksonville

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