Reception for Senior Class by Juniors at High School
The junior classes hosted a reception for the senior class last evening in the high school building. The event featured a program with songs, recitations, and speeches, plus refreshments in decorated rooms. The senior and junior presidents spoke, and the evening ended on a high note with mutual wishes for future success. A YWCA was formed at First Baptist Church with Miss Abbie McElroy as state organizer and several women appointed to a board of managers.
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Frappe
Physical Laboratory
Glen Davis
Andrew Asthalter
Harry Springer
Ethel Riemcke
Florence Ruthenberg
Ida Appel
Miss Mershon
Delbert Ellinwood
Robert Jackson
Mr. Davis
Asthauer
Ella Jayne
Sue Browning
Abbie McElroy
J. N. Elliott
F. 8. Pentzer
Edwin McColm
P. W. Francis
Winifred Giesler
Mary Dean
J. S. Kulp
C. Brigham
Joseph Hoopes
E. C. Brooks
N. Rosenberger
May Brown
W. F. Bishop
Jayne & Hoffman
Thompson Bros Refrigerator Weather and Local notices
Local items note refrigerator weather at Thompson Bros and F A Hautsch dentist office hours. Band concert and vaudeville at City Railway Park Thursday evening with free dancing. Several residents, Mrs Henry Ficken and Mrs Frank Kasper with Delmar, depart for visits. Excursion to Davenport planned by Roach Musser Hose Co. and J S Good music and dancing. Various neighbors travel to Davenport and Lowe reef for Epworth League convention. King Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for digestion and liver relief.
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City Railway Park
Thompson Bros. Gas Stove Weather and Local News
Mrs C A Hutchendorf leaves for Durant for a few days visit. Elks excursion steamer J S Friday offers music and dancing. F Bolton returns from Iowa City after visiting relatives. Miss Margaret Megee arrives from Moscow. Musser Hose Co. steamboat excursion to Davenport set for June 11 at 56 miles for 51c. Miss Nellie McGaughey heads to Conesville for a relatives visit. Mollie McIntyre returns from Wilton after a funeral. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promoted for beauty benefits at 35 cents. Mrs Fred Maurer returns from Wilton after a few days with Henry Hahn. Mrs Emma Cone departs for Lone Tree for Epworth League. Mrs Louis Mack and Mrs Otto Sauer travel to Nichols for relatives visit. R K Smith attends Iowa State Bankers' convention in Des Moines.
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Jennie McIntyre
Davenport
Nellie Sperry
Rock Island
Elizabeth
M. B. Nelson
H. A. Ficken
Muscatine
E. Friedericksen
W. D. Harris
Wm. Ross
Ella Moynahan
Lou Kapfer
Anna Brown
West Liberty
M. Welch
Misses May
Florence Foster
C. H. Wilson
Win Blanchard
Wm. Mahoney
Walcott
Dr. Coffman
John King
Robert McCartney
Mystic
Gertie Korte
Celia Siefke
Durant
Expert Sewing Machine Repairs Advertises Sewing Supplies
An ad from Singer promotes expert sewing machine repairs and absolute purity sewing machine oil, plus the best needles and parts for all machines. It directs customers to look for the red S at 323 East Second St. Muscatine ta.
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Singer
East Second St
Muscatine
New Jersey Vacation Land Selloff Announces Reduced Fares
Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines offer discounted tickets to Asbury Park New Jersey for June 29 30 and July 1 2 with trips to Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia at no extra cost. Information available from C L Kimball Assistant General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Asbury Park
N. J
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
C. L. Kimball
Chicago
Electric Bitters advertised as cure with payment guarantee
An advertisement promotes Electric Bitters from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as a cure for loss of appetite head ache constipation and billiousness with a money back guarantee and a 50 cent price.
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Havercamp
Wapello Develops Beet Industry Interest and Local News
E S Curtis of Fredonia visits Wapello to study acreage for a sugar beet factory linked by rail to Fredonia and Columbus Junction. Martin Fleener and daughter Kate leave for Clinton and Howard Lake after tax work. total tax collected near 5000 dollars with local taxpayers owing about 4250. Church and community notes include Children's Day plans for June 18 and a strawberry social hosted by the Christian Endeavor group.
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Wapello
E. S. Curtis
Fredonia
Curtis
Columbus Junction
Martin Fleener
Kate
Clinton
Howard Lake
Minnesota
Fleener
M. FE
Board of Supervisors
Arthur Willey
Oakville
Francis Zelma Sloan
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Funeral attendance marks Sunflower Ridge notes
In Sunflower Ridge on June 7 residents mention Jim Irwin's funeral being attended by local people. Mrs. Neugent of Hazel Dell visits her daughter Mrs. D A Cole. Mrs. L T Gray visits parents Mr and Mrs J S Hetzer. Geo Brei made a business call Friday. Mr and Mrs Fred H Holling and Mr and Mrs Ed Holling visited Geo Holling Sunday.
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Sunflower Ridge
Jim Irwin
Neugent
Hazel Dell
D. A. Cole
L. T. Gray
J. S. Hetzer
Geo. Brei
Fred H. Holling
Ed. Holling
Geo. Holling
Miss Mary E Mahanna Laid To Rest In Wilton Iowa
Funeral services for Miss Mary E Mahanna were held at the Wilton home with Rev McAuley and the Presbyterian choir. She taught in Cedar County and Wilton schools from 1889 until illness forced resignation. she died March 18 1905 after a long illness. Pallbearers included C C McIntyre W B McIntyre and others from Davenport Rock Island and Wilton.
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Mary E. Mahanna
Oakdale
Wilton
N. A. McAuley
Presbyterian Church
C. C. McIntyre
Will McIintyre
Davenport
W. B. McIntyre
Mr. Sperry
Rock Island
C. C. Bacon
L. G. Focht
McAuley
Cedar County
Miss Mahanna
Hyomei touted as cure for catarrh in warm weather
An advertisement extols Hyomei as the direct, airborne treatment that kills catarrh germs and promises relief in May or June. The full outfit costs one dollar with a money back guarantee if there is no improvement. The piece also includes extensive local notices about residents and visitors.
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J. J. Havercamp
Cardui
Marshal's Notice to Stop Littering in Streets
City Marshal R O McGaughey warns against throwing grass, brush, paper and rubbish into gutters or alleys. Noncompliance will lead to arrest and prosecution to the full extent of the law. Governing oneself accordingly.
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R. O. McGaughey
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Baptist Church
New York
Jackson Electric Co
Thompson Bros
F. A. Hautsch
J. W. Herr
Henry Ficken
Sprucetreet
Frank Kasper
Delmar
West Seventh Street
Bayfield
The
Elks
J. S
Mrs. Doty
Keswick
Aisit
Srs
Clara Higgins
Oak Street
J. W. Potter
Loweree
Musser Hose Co
W. D. Avery
Culver Street
Columus City
Tomorow
King Hollister
Rocky Mountain
E. C. Chapman
Er Million
South Dakota
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
C. A. Hutchendorf
West Second Street
F. Bolton
Iowa City
Margaret Megee
East Seventh Street
Moscow
Nellie McGaughey
East Tenth Street
Conesville
Mollie McIntyre
West Third Street
Hollider
Fred Maurer
Henry Hahn
West Bourth
Emma Cone
Lone Tree
Epworth League
Louis Mack
Denver
Colo
Otto Sauer
East Eighth
Nichols
Hollister
R. K. Smith
West Seventh
Des Moines
Mr. Smith
Iowa State Bankers’ Convention
Mrs. Smith
New Jersey
Vacation
Mnas Ay
Runkel Brothers
DUNKEL @ RUNKEL S
Maple City
Soap Works
Monmouth
Illinois
Wapello News
Michigan
Flrat Claes
Forta
Hese
Har Voix
Petoskey Harbor Springs
Mackinac
Llend
Detroit
Buffalo
Deluth
Berolzheim
G. P
Manitou Steamship Co
Stein Furniture Co
Muscatine Lumber and Box Co
East Second Street
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