Local residents travel and personal notices headline
L McBride and J T Boland depart for Keota to erect monuments. Miss V Coder of Letts returns home after visiting. Mr and Mrs G Z Giffit of Wellman change cars in Rock Island visit. Verna Watson leaves Lone Tree after visiting Mrs R Nichols. Clara Wittman returns home from Conesville. Henry Grafe, now in Rock Island, visits his mother on West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Z. Giffit
Wellman
Rock Island
Verna Watson
Clara Wittman
Conesville
Henry Wittman
George Street
Henry Grafe
Mary Grafe
West Second Street
M. M. Gardner
Davenport
Grace Tester
Redding
California
City
Mrs
A. Proctor
East Second Street
Thomas O'Flaherty
Moline
Henry Froehner
Oak Street
Emma Braunsworth
Baptist youth tour postponed due to weather
The Baptist young people booster expedition led by Carl Parchart postpones the city tour of decorated street cars. The trip, planned to boost the society and church, is rescheduled for late this month or early July after disappointing weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Parchart
Baptist Young People
Muscatine
Grandview Notes On People Visiting And Traveling
Grandview IA June 8 list of local residents and guests includes Dr D J Higley C A Carpenter and son from Columbus Junction Mrs Jake Martin at D M Bridges home Jno Curtis Letts Clifford Creswell passenger for Wilton and more Intercity movers include Robt Cochren Elmer Young and Ruth Stineman Others visit Muscatine Chicago Davenport Nichols and Wapello with family and business trips noted by Carl W Graham Geo Rexroth and Peter Haas mentions of shipments by James Buster and local commerce activity at Grandview Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
D. J. Higley
C. A. Carpenter and Son
Columbus Junction
Jake Martin
D. M. Bridges
Jno. Curtis
Letts
Clifford Creswell
Wilton
Cc. W. Graham
Muscatine
Robt. Cochren
Clara Dugan
Missouri
Amos Hammond
Elmer Young
Sacramento
Cal
Frank Lamansky
Geo. Weber
Little Son
Chas. Hardman
Jno. Hardman
Wm. Walker
Chicago
David
Jake Gouse
Lyle
Edith Stocker
Peter Haas
Klotz
Joe State
Davenport
Geo. Rexroth
D. L. Woodruff
Wapello
T. Latta
Iey Gentzler
Edward
Fred Goll
Our City
Martin Parker
Grace Green
Muscatipe
Ira Hendrix
Hale
Sam McGill
Pacific Coast
L. G. Woodruff
Walter Hurley
James Buster
Peoria
Grandview Lumber Company
James Guthrie
M. Hunter
Kenneth
Chris. Werner
Lee
Arthur Bell
Cure Claim for Dyspepsia Promoted by Pink Pills
Cadiz Ohio writer John T. Timmons credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing ten years of dyspepsia and weak stomach after trying many remedies and failing. The ad claims the tonic builds blood and has helped many with stomach troubles. A diet book is offered free and pills sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
John T. Timmons
Cadiz
Ohio
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Ruth Tuman visits Muscatine relatives over Sunday while Edna Cross from Washington stays with family in Columbus Junction. Mrs. H H Snyder and Hazel visit Muscatine. John Hardman family spend Monday there. Schaffer and Miss Goldstein wedding in Muscatine. Pearl Connor profiled for Evansville Courier Europe tour. Memorial Day observed with sermon, G A R parade, and cemetery rites. Bessie Weaver and Tom Sabin wed in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Columbus Junction
Roy Tuman
Muscatine
Newton McGill
Henry Schaeffer
Wapello
Elias Michael
Edna Cross
Washington
H. H. Snyder
Hazel
John
Methodist
G. A. R. Post
Grandview Band
Academy
Chas. Briggs
Bessie Weaver
Tom Sabin
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised curing foot pain device
A vintage advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to rest tired feet and ease tight shoes. It claims relief from aching, swollen, hot, sweating feet and from corns and bunions, with a 25 cent price and free trial offer by Allen S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Ardon man returns home after city business visit
S. N. Grosjean of Ardon, after a brief stint handling business in the city, returned to his home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Grosjean
Ardon
Revival Ends After Six Weeks In Marshalltown
Rev William Sunday’s six week revival in Marshalltown Iowa ended Sunday with 1 987 converts and moral reform impacts across the city. Donations totaled 6 022 06 cash plus an estimated 300 in conditional pledges, while the event cost 12 894 55 and the Times Republican notes broad spiritual gains and a push toward dry standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sunday
Marshalltown
Iowa
Times-Republican
Dr Nott Promotes Melon Seed Kidney Cure At Store
At Merchant's Drug Store crowds gathered to hear Dr Nott defend his Melon Seed Kidney and Liver Cure though he rejects the cure all label. He argues stomach liver and kidney health drive overall vigor and cites patient cases while Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store at 203 East Second Street sells the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Nott
Nott
Havercamp’s
East Secondstreet
Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Big Gains and Guarantee
An advertisement touts Kodol as a universal digestant that mimics stomach fluids and digests all food. It claims one tablespoon digests 2% pounds of food, guarantees refunds if not beneficial, and notes the product is made by E. C. De Witt & Co. in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodol
E. C. de Witt & Co
Chicago
East Hill Residents Return From Cedar Rapids Visits
Mrs. William Barry of Lowell street and Mrs. John Clark of East Second street returned home last evening after visiting Cedar Rapids friends and relatives. Mrs. A Lewis of Atalissa, visiting Lulu Newman of Park avenue, also came back yesterday. Mrs. Philip Dale of Smalley avenue completed a short Cedar Rapids trip. Park avenue church Ladies' Aid will skip this Wednesday meeting and gather the first Wednesday in July at Weed Park Club house. The Van Atta Elfers Commercial school pupils held a Weed Park picnic with a 2 00 car ride, games, baseball contest, and a 4 o'clock lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barry
Lowell Street
Cedar Rapids
John Clark
East Second Street
A. Lewis
Atalissa
Lulu Newman
Park Avenue
Philip Dale
Smalley Avenue
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Park Avenue Church
Weed Park Club
van Atta and Elfers Commercial School
Weed Park
Eflectric Bitters Cure Dyspepsia and Debility
Advertisement notes that most foods are poison to the dyspeptic and claims Eflectric Bitters cure dyspepsia liver and kidney complaints and debility. Price 50c at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havercamp
Memorial and social notes from Adams and vicinity
Nearly everyone from Adams attended memorial exercises at Nichols Sunday. Residents such as Van Mills of West Liberty fished at Pike Run. Mary Ryan returned from Decoration Day in Muscatine. Pearl Adams and Rachel Megee visited friends in Muscatine and Monticello. Mrs. Jake Lukenbach and Claire traveled to Muscatine. Dr. Tillie of Muscatine assisted at the Howard Rice home. J Sullivan of West Liberty shopped in Adams. John Kirchner and daughter visited Fred Mapes. Enos Shafer and family returned from Moline. Hendrix plans a barn, Mapes hosted visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Nichols
van Mills
West Liberty
Pike Run
Mary Ryan
Muscatine
Pearl Adams
William Shafer
Rachel Megee
Monticello
John Nugent
Jake Lukenbach
Claire
Tillie
Howard Rice
J. Sullivan
John Kirchner
Fred Mapes
Here
Enos Shafer
Moline
Herman Hendrix and Sons
Local Social Roundup From Stockton Iowa
Miss Tillie Witt visited Davenport over the weekend. Families and neighbors attended events in Davenport Walcott Muscatine Cleona township and the Thielfordt funeral. Several residents were at a dog show in Walcott and many joined a school term closing picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Tillie Witt
Davenport
John Dittmer
Edwin Thomasen
Leonard Dittmer
Elmer
Vera Ihms
Otto Assmussen
Ethyl
Viola Bohnsack
Muscatine
Clara Riessen
Chas. Liebke
Walter
Harry
Walcott
Edna Riessen
Bohnsack
Otto Blank
C. Lendert
Ethyl Bohnsack
Cleona Township
Belle Bohnsack
Viola
Hazel
George Riessen
William Ihms
George Dittmer
Thielfordt
Heinie Eichoof
Harry Bohnsack
Will
Chas. Buemann
Emil
Albert Liebke
Heinie
Eichoof
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Argo
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la Salle, Ill
W. G. Block
Seis
Mucha, Mig
Iowa Ave
A. L. Pierson Cor
Mulberry Ave
L. McBride
J. T. Boland
Keota
Miss V. Coder
J. K Tyler
Oph. D
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G. W. Armentrout
John Simmons
Cotter
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Levi Irons
Keswick
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A. J. Weaver
Chestnut Street
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Cor. 3Rd and
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Edgar Doty
Esther Bierman
Joseph Hineman
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E. K. Tyler
West Fourth Street
J. E. Swain
North English
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Inga
Baptist Booster
Ing
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Stats Bank Capital
P. M. Musser
W. E. Bliven
S. B. Cook
Ed. C. Cook
E. C. Stocker
MR. Waistcoat
Miss Shirtwaist
J. M. Conner
Sycamore Street
City Lumberyard
Second Street Bell
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