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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
7
A letter from Senator Bruce of Atlantic Iowa recounts his transformation after a three day internal treatment at the Neal Institute in Omaha. He says he drank for years and improved his life, praising the institute’s royal attendants and urging skeptics to verify the cure.
Appeal urges every person addicted to drink to contact The Neal Cure Institute for free copies of a guaranteed Bond and Contract booklet with testimonials endorsements and bank references. Address M. J. Neal Care Institute 821 Farnum St Davenport Iowa with branches in Des Moines Sioux City and Omaha.
The Junior reception for graduates will be held at the High School building this evening with a brief program and a social hour. Highlights include M. H. Orchestra, Elmer Bloom’s welcome, senior response by Will Bicchenauer, junior estimate by Maybelle Strong, vocal solo by Mrs J H St John, farewells to M H S by Clyde Ryan and Gail Thompson, and the Funeral March by the M H S Orchestra.
Wapello IA June 7 reports visits by J Kirk Latta Morning Sun and Ada Dahlem Lyons. Mrs Calista Carpenter Columbus Junction and Mrs William Emery Salt Lake City to visit. Charles Ruthenberg Muscatine and J D Kirkpatrick Morning Sun in town. Charles Nichols Morning Sun wed Orpha M Gibson M E parsonage June 6. couple to Adel IA. Anna Wallace returns Kirksville MO. Misses Frances and Elna Gerlach to Warsaw IN for Winona assembly summer. Ray Nyemaster visits from Washington DC area.
Joseph Anson of Kansas City returned home after a day in the city. Elizabeth Cook of Lone Tree, and Mrs. Robert Kleis of Letts, also returned home following shopping in town. R P Genger of Burlington came back on the Firefly after business. John Biles of Wapello returned home after business. Dr C E Crow left for Letts for business. L D Lewis heads to Columbus Junction for business and visits. Miss Mabel Addleman from Champaign Illinois returns home. J Linn Hoopes and family plan a Chester Illinois visit this summer. Mrs. William Foster returns from Chicago. Harry L Horn to move to Burlington. J Linn Hoopes advertises South Dakota land sale. Mrs. Sarah Burke returns from Columbus Junction after shopping.
The Modern Woodmen of America drill team organized the first weekday Tri Cities outing aboard the Columbia steamer of the Carnival City Packet company. The trip left at 8 30 this morning and will return this evening amid ideal Muscatine weather.
The ad touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as gentle stimulants for the liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter cleanse the system cure constipation and sick headache. Sold by all dealers.
Odd Fellows led a Memorial Day program from their hall to the Christian church with the band, prayers, and Rev. C L Walker addressing the congregation. Graves were decorated at the cemetery as part of the ritual. The event drew large crowds at church and cemetery.
Rev. James Reilly from Davenport will assist Rev. F J Leonard at St Matthias Catholic Church for an indeterminate time. Masses are at 6 30 and 8 each morning and three Sunday masses will be held to fit the small school hall. An assistant is needed until the new church is ready for occupancy.
Local residents visit relatives and host guests from Des Moines to Washington. Epworth League hosts a social. Miss Shoop concludes a flawless term at Short Creek with gifts for students. The McCormick child dies of scarlet fever. funeral arrangements set for Columbus City cemetery. Jeff Harris marries Agnes Huff at the Presbyterian parsonage.
Rev T Balcoff officiated a wedding in the presence of Mr and Mrs Charles Johnston sister to the groom. The bride, daughter of L W Huff of Columbus City, is described as a fine young lady. The groom, son of Mrs Jennings of Columbus City, long lived in Columbus Junction as undertaker and furniture dealer and now a traveling salesman for Des Moines Incubator. They will reside in Columbus City. Henry Hobin of Gladwin bought 150 head of cattle at the town sale.
Warren Bishop visited Wellman this week while wife Mrs. Bishop remains ill. Uncle William Downing visits daughter Mrs. Fleming at Tama. Several locals, including Miss Ina Gearhan and Milo Smith, host and visit friends. Drake and Cedar Rapids linked trips noted.
Soreness of the muscles whether from exercise or injury is quickly relieved by the free application of Chamberlains Liniment. This liniment is valuable for muscular rheumatism and always affords quick relief. Sold by all dealers.
In Moscow Iowa on June 7 Adah McGill presided over Oak Hill No 3 closing. A noon picnic followed a well planned program awarding prizes to Ina Miller Lewis Hahn Eva McKillip Willie McKillip Velma Walters Lloyd Walters and Harold Hahn for perfect attendance. Parents and patrons attended including Mr and Mrs Harry Wills and others. The program featured songs What Is the Matter With Robbin and The Cradle Song and student performances by Velma Walters Willie McKillip Hilda Will Kirby Schmidt Harold Has and others.
A collection of short items including songs by Five Boys and a school choir. Pieces list titles such as Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and It’ll Never Use Tobacco, plus compositions by Ina Miller Lewis Hahn and Loyd Walters.
An advertisement touts a pleasant herb tea named Lane's Family Medicine praised for stomach and bowel relief, blood purification, skin cleansing, and headache and backache relief. It claims quick, magical effects and notes druggists and dealers offer it for 25 cents.
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