Many Children 10 Receive Communion at St Marys
Twenty eight young people will receive their first holy communion at St Marys Church next Sunday during high mass at 10 30 am. The event includes a two day retreat in silence and a 3 pm vespers as they renew baptismal vows and pledge total abstinence.
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St. Matthias Catholic Church
Harry Archer
Frank Bisisi
Antone Bell
Leo Callaghan
James Cullen
Willie Hickey
Chas. Rolland
Chas. Ribak
Chas. Weber
Clara Archer
Marie Brun
Mildred Beger
Helen Casper
Louise Connell
Agatha Detthof
Marie Harper
Natalia Heitz
Margaret Logan
Margaret Loughlin
Edith Leysen
Genevieve Leysen
Margaret Martin
Agnes Miksch
Florence McEvoy
Theresa Nester
Beryl Richards
Elizabeth Rodgers
Genevieve Ryan
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Church
St. Matthias Church
Joseph Beckey
Mark Conway
Joseph Healy
Leo Huber
Leo Koenigsaecker
Albert Noll
Frank Noll
Henry Oberhaus
Adolph Pollischeck
Martin Slattery
Raymond Wirtz
Gertrude Bielefeld
Clara Fuller
Anna Healy
Mary Kolin
Alice Lo
Walsh and Tucker to Speak in City
Mark J. Walsh candidate for congressman from the second district will address Browning College class at graduation exercises Tuesday evening June 30. Frederick D. Tucker of St Louis Mo will also speak at the ceremony.
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Mark J. Walsh
Browning Business College
New Family Theatre
East Third Street
Business College
Elmer Wittich
Ethel Browning
Ray Hampton
Everette Conner
Julia Spring
Edwin Bower
Lade Spring
Stella Hart
Clinton, Ia
Frederick D. Tucker
St. Louis, Mo
Jonah Day Misadventure of Muscatine Treasurer
Charles Ralph Stafford, Muscatine county treasurer, chased a missing dry suit and a valuable package across Davenport and Rock Island in a rain soaked mission. He searched seven rows of box cars and a car cleaner before recovering the bundle and racing back to claim it, narrowly missing disaster and delay.
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Jonah
Charles Ralph Stafford
Muscatine County
Stafford
Davenport
Rock Island
Illinois City
Franklin and Purdun
Mr. Stafford
Muscatine
Kidney Remedy Claims Cure for Kidney Disease
Mrs S L Bowen of Wayne West Virginia says a Foley s Kidney Remedy one dollar bottle and part of a second cured her kidney disease after she could not leave bed or stand. A W Morgan Druggist notes the remedy works wonders where others fail.
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S. L. Bowen
Wayne, W.va
Foley
A. W. Morgan
Local Notes From Lone Tree Aiding Visits And Return Home
Mrs. G. A. Day and daughter Alice returned from a week in Chicago. Mrs. J. R. Allen went home to Burlington. Miss Lillian Morse, who worked in Columbus Junction, has returned home. Mrs. Bert Kile of Ottumwa visits her mother Mrs. S. M. Baker. Miss Belle Stanwood of Iowa City also mentioned.
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Lone Tree
G. A. Day
Alice
Chicago
J. R. Allen
Burlington
Lillian Morse
Columbus Junction
Bert Kile
Ottumwa
S. M. Baker
Belle Stanwood
Iowa City
Family notices and travel updates from a Kansas paper
The text notes Ida Cotter teacher leaving Saturday for Oxford for vacation. Mr and Mrs Geo Miller and daughter Lenora attend the funeral of Mrs Travis in Cedar Rapids. Miss Mabel Hayes returns to La Porte after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Hunt of Winfield visit daughter Mrs John Robison.
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Ida Cotter
Grammer
Oxford
Geo. Miller
Lenora
Mr. M
Mrs. Travis
Cedar Rapids
Mabel Hayes
la Porte
Mrs. Hunt
Winfield
John Browning
Jas. Robison
Local Briefs From Cone and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. B Horton visits Cone with daughter while Robert Carson dies after months of illness. Funeral arrangements await son’s Texas return. Mrs. Shellady and daughter Bert Mathews return from Oklahoma. Mr Mathews to join family with belongings as they plan a Cone home. Kelso couple returns from Greeley Colorado to reside locally.
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Cone
B. Horton
Walter Crawford
Cedar Rapids
Travis
Robert Carson
Texas
Chas, Shellady
Oklahoma
Bert Mathews
Mathews
Primary results reflect steady path for Roosevelt era
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues the primary shows nothing antagonistic to Rooseveltian policy and predicts no hostile verdict toward the president. The piece suggests the country continues on its familiar course with possibly less public lip service.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles City Intelligencer backs Hughes for president
The paper remains for Hughes and denounces Taft, accusing the Republican party of being forced into Taft by a packed caucus and strong-arming the nomination.
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Charles City Intelligencer
Hughes
Taft
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
The readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. It claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Includes address and testimonial prompts.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Maxwell
Jackson Supply CO
Muscatine
Iowa
Johnson
Louisa
Washington Counties
Cousin Mrs Vogele Dies in Rock Island
Henry Heinz of this city receives word that his cousin Mrs Charlotte Vogele of Rock Island died Sunday afternoon. The funeral is set for Wednesday morning in Rock Island. Mrs Vogele was known in Muscatine and visited Heinz and other friends here on several occasions.
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Charlotte Vogele
Rock Island
Henry Heinz
Elks Initiate Twelve and Ballot Twenty Three New Members
At the Elks hall last evening twelve candidates were initiated and twenty three balloted. Officials plan a waiting list once membership hits 300 and discussed a Front street clubhouse with only interior tweaks. The Dubuque Times Journal notes Senator Dolliver as ready to succeed Theodore Roosevelt.
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Elks
the Elks
Front Street
Dubuque
Wapello Social Roundup Keeps Busy Week
Wapello reports visits to Burlington and Mediapolis by residents including Mrs. Mary KE Dalmas and Mrs. G W Haas. Horatio Bean dies in Burlington and is buried in Bethel. funeral at Methodist church led by Rev. Newsome. O. E. S and community members hold memorial service in Masonic hall with readings and music.
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Will Fieldman
E. E. Higginbottom
Louis Otto
Burlington
R. R. Hunt
Alberta Stephens
Mt. Pleasant
Prof
Wave Stephens
Wesleyan University
John Allen
C. P. Johnson
Winfield
W. S. Freeland
Jas. Main
Frank Bean
Ed Blaine
George Bean
Horatio Bean
Wapello
Methodist
J. E. Newsome
Bethel Cemetery
Effie Miller
Maryville
C. Weber
Anna Weber
Butte
Neb
Christian Bible School
The
Christian Church
O. E
Masonic Hall
Chapter of
Baker
Hunt
Fred Keck
Glen Kremer
S. B. Ross
J. S. Bigger
A. O
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Comfort for Consumptives
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure and relief for incipient consumption and advanced cases. Claims comfort and relief. Ends with a signature by A. W. Morgan, Druggist.
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A. W. Morgan
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