Guard Your Health with Bitters Before Meals
An admonition to take Bitters occasionally to prevent stomach weakness and liver inactivity. If health is poor, readers are urged to take it regularly before meals.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
4
An admonition to take Bitters occasionally to prevent stomach weakness and liver inactivity. If health is poor, readers are urged to take it regularly before meals.
Edward Weise visits Davenport as marriage licenses issued to E Earl Thompson and Della Ladeway. Several townsfolk board the Firefly to Dubuque for the G A R encampment. Funeral held for Mrs Fredericka Steincke at Greenwood chapel. Various residents depart for Dubuque and visits with relatives and friends continue.
Local items list puminens visitors including C H Gladbond from Buffalo and W Jewell to Rockford. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs George Deller at 501 Angle Street. Mrs C E Fox heads to Dubuque for G A R convention. Mrs M J Dittman sails to Davenport. Huch Shellabarger to Letts. Frank Goodman visiting from Minneapolis. Edward Schmidt from Davenport visiting Muscatine. Electric Park attractions tonight. Continued social and travel notes throughout the city.
The funeral services for William Carpenter were conducted at Pleasant Prairie church this afternoon at one o'clock, with interment at Parr cemetery. A brief service was held from the home at noon.
An advertisement urges readers to aid the appendix with Dr. King s New Life Pills priced at 25 cents and Havercamp s Prescription Drug Take the Journal at 10 cents a week, promoting bowel health products.
Normal enrollment climbs with almost 100 instructors enrolled as many counties keep schools open for summer. Prof. W F Barry of Drake University will lecture on the school question with sessions at 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. A list of attendees includes Della Lackey Anna Mohr Grace Purcell and many others.
Henry H. Fack of Muscatine has sold and assigned patent 854,994 for a display stand device granted May 28 after filing August 13 last. The transfer to Automatic Button Co. of Muscatine is official. no consideration stated.
The Theational Standard Dispensatory is cited as a nearly two thousand page medical authority edited by renowned physicians. It explains Life Root’s action on the menstrual system, aiding scanty or painful menses and regulating irregular flow. Zoa-Phora is sold in prepared bottles with directions and Dr Pengelly’s Advice to Women.
Miss Georgetta Witter of Des Moines married Dr Frederick Waters of Amesia in a small ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs David F Witter. Prof Sherman Kirk of Drake officiated and a supper followed. The couple plans to reside in Ames where Waters practices dentistry and Mrs Waters continues her college work.
Twenty eight years ago today Cedar Rapids hosted the first Iowa tournament attended by four Muscatine fire companies. They won first place in many events and took the championship belt. A special train was secured and Mayor G W Dillaway accompanied the companies.
The City Federation of Woman's Clubs met at the P. M. Musser library discussing several important issues but taking no definite action. Mrs. Albert Critz reported on the seventh biennial convention held recently in Oskaloosa.
A Maennerchor gathering last evening on the Burlington road honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs Emil Bielof with a surprise party. About forty attendees enjoyed social talk carols and singing led by Prof Ford Grade. The couple received a handsome silver set as gifts.
The Champion Social Dancing club held its annual picnic at Bowman's cottage near Wyoming Hill. Over fifty members arrived by private launches and buggies at six and seven AM, enjoying fishing, rowing, baseball and other amusements despite cloudy weather.
The A B C girls met at Miss Anna Wilson's home for a pleasant evening. A picnic is planned for Thursday June 21 at Weed park honoring Miss Beaulah Bennison and Miss Leila Thompson who are away at school. The next regular meeting is Monday evening June 18 at Miss Margaret Rockwell's Mulberry Street home.
The I O O F lodge held its regular weekly meeting. Two membership applications were handed in and a resolution thanked outside lodges for memorial service help. Installation of officers is set for July first, with the next meeting on June 17 at the hall.
Many friends in Muscatine anticipate the marriage of Robert Leu and Lillian Stoneburner on the 26th at the bride’s home. Both are well known in the city and receive wide congratulations.
Mrs Will Hine entertained 14 members of the French club Saturday evening at 509 Walnut street for her birthday anniversary. A 6 o'clock dinner was served and she received a sterling silver spoon from the club as a token of esteem.
The Kensington club of the First Congregational church holds an afternoon social session at Electric Park. Attendees depart on the 3 o clock car and supper is served at 6. Ladies assisting include Mrs Will Wallace Mrs E M Whicher Miss Ella Mulford Mrs E S Harbaugh Miss Pearle Barnhardt and Mrs Emma Dalzell.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society held a cake sale at the McCollin dry goods store and sold all cakes before four. The group plans another sale soon and will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock to discuss important business.
The American Patriots Sewing Society will hold an all day sewing bee tomorrow at Mrs J E McElroy’s home 599 Mulberry Street with much work to be accomplished and full attendance desired.
Miss Gertrude Moynahan pleasantly entertained the Five Hundred club members last evening at her home. The cordial social event featured lively conversation and light refreshments, with neighbors complimenting the hostess on a charming gathering.
An Oklahoma editor reports consuming Grape-Nuts as a remedy for illness, claiming a 25 pound weight gain and renewed brain power after long years at the helm. He praises its nourishing concentration, tasty flavor, and endorses the slogan There’s a Reason while recommending The Road to Wellville.
At a Sycamore street gathering Miss Grace Griffin won the prize for the highest score. Light refreshments followed a pleasant evening. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Grace Road on Mulberry street.
The Modern Brotherhood of America committee met Thursday evening and decided to hold a picnic at Weed park on Tuesday afternoon and evening, June 26. All Bend City Lodge No. 143 members and their friends, plus Sweetland Center lodge members, are invited.
The Farther Lights Society of the First Baptist Church was entertained yesterday afternoon at the West Third street home of Mrs. Fred Beach. About forty ladies attended for a social afternoon of conversation and a brief impromptu program with refreshments provided by the hostess.
The marriage of Miss Helen Lang and Edward Springborn will be held tomorrow at 6 pm at the Lang family home 892 Chamber Street. Reverend G Meier of the German Lutheran church will perform the ceremony.
A large group of Y M C A preps and juniors left this morning for a point east of the city for a regular good time picnic. They were accompanied by F D Applegate and C R Moulton. The day will include various sports and amusements and they expect to return this evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church will hold a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs. R. C. Schenck’s home on East Ninth street. All church ladies and friends are invited. Members assisting Mrs. Schenck include Mesdames Ellman King Nesper Hine Wigim and Thomas.
The Grace Lutheran church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met for its regular monthly gathering yesterday in the church parlors. Rev. H. F. Martin led the meeting in Miss Hannah Maisenbach's absence. The group scheduled the next meeting for the second Monday in July.
William Narvis was pleasantly surprised at his home on West Fourth Street last evening in honor of his birthday. About 20 friends and neighbors attended a social evening with progressive and delicious refreshments.
A notice invites ladies to a Wednesday garden party at Weed Park Clubhouse with a 2 o'clock start and supper planned for 5 o'clock. Address listed as 513 Fast Third Street.
Albany June 11 Governor Hughes vetoed a bill requiring a flat two cent per mile passenger rate on every railroad system over fifteen miles in New York State. The action halts the proposed fare plan affecting intercity lines and riders statewide.
The Ladies Aid society of the United Brethren church held a pie social yesterday afternoon and it was a decided success. A small sum was raised, and plans are already made to host another pie social soon.
Invitations announced Zel H. Hutchinson formerly of this city now in Cloquet Minnesota will marry Miss Sarah B. Shaw of St. Paul Minnesota on June 27. Mr. and Mrs George Sweigert of Chicago were guests of honor at a dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Musser. Musser and Sweigert were University of Iowa classmates.
The I. L. of H. meets in regular session tomorrow evening at their hall. A social time will be enjoyed. An interesting program is in course of preparation.
A central girl reports a fire at the Will residence corner Fourth and Chestnut after a boy from the YMCA building calls in a false alarm. Mr Jamison, YMCA secretary, confirms no fire. The boy faces reprimand for the prank.
The Major John circle will hold their regular meeting Wednesday evening at the G. A. R. hall at 7:30. All members are requested to be present.
The regular meeting of the Banner lodge will be held this evening at the A. O. U. W. hall at p. m.
The Ladies' Aid of Grace Lutheran church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Putnam.
Mrs. Joe Heinaman of Fruitland traveled from the city yesterday afternoon aboard the Firefly to reach her home after spending the day shopping in town.
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