Local travelers depart for business and education across Iowa
Al Wagner leaves for Davenport on business. Mrs. Will McGreer of Illinois goes to Davenport to visit friends. D. D. Stineman travels to Rock Island for matters. Mrs. J. B. Walker and Mrs. J. Q. Beatty head to Iowa City to visit friends. Abner Stineman leaves Iowa City for Cedar Rapids on business. Mrs. Jake Schomberg goes to Des Moines to visit her sister. Edna Francis leaves for Mt. Vernon for Cornell college graduation. Irma Addleman goes to Davenport for high school commencement and to visit relatives. Maennercher excursion will not stop on trips to or from Burlington. boat schedule given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will McGreer
Illinois
Davenport
Abner Stineman
Iowa City
Wilton
Cedar Rapids
Jake Schomberg
Mulberry Avenue
Des Moines
Edna Francis
East Fifth Street
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Irma Addleman
Burlington
Local women arrive and depart in city visits
Mrs. Henry Tucker left for West Branch this morning after a day in the city. Mrs. J. W. Borman of Morning Sun arrived at noon to visit Mrs. Harry Rogers, 1101 Oregon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tucker
West Branch
J. W. Borman
Morning Sun
City
Harry Rogers
Oregon Street
Beatrix Oliver Recital At Y M C A Assembly Room
Miss Beatrix Oliver will give a recital at 8 15 Wednesday evening in the assembly room of the Y M C A with Mrs Amalia Schmidt Gobble presenting. The program includes pieces by Chaminade Gounod and others with titles such as Dainty Little Maiden Slumber Song and Nymphs and Fauns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalia Schmidt-Gobble
Beatrix Oliver
Miss Oliver
Arthur Somerville
Salter
Goring
Thomas Bi
Asic
Hood
Charles T. Ferry
Gobble
Bemberg
Rexall Bowel Complaints Remedy Ad
Rexall orderlies praised for soothing bowels without purging and claimed to relieve chronic constipation. Offered in 10¢ and 25¢ sizes with money-back guarantee. A. W. Morgan's Pharmacy at 107 West Second Street advertised The Rexall Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
A. W. Morgan’s
West Second Street
White Prairie notices and a successful June box supper
White Prairie June 11 report details Mr and Mrs August Schultz and family visiting John Maurer from Muscatine. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Henry Brown. June 3 box supper at White Prairie school raised 16 dollars 25 cents with a long talent program including recitations dialogues songs and an organ violin duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Prairie
August Schultz
Muscatine
John Maurer
Henry Brown
White Prairie School House
Edna Maurer
Roy Rexroth
Willie Maurer
Charles Bray
Eliza Bray
Harry Rexroth
Anna Rexroth
Bridget C. Tingley
Rosa Rex
Susie Brown
Frank Budlier
Walter Maurer
Henry Maurer
Miss Abagail Dovetail
Miranda Pickens
Mary Maurer
Nellie McGill
Jonathan Wingerly
Curtain
Red Oak Man Praises Melon Seed Cure Spreads to Des Moines
A Des Moines spread reports Dr. Nott’s Compound Melon Seed as a medical craze. Frank Johnson of Red Oak recounts kidney and liver relief after using three bottles, claiming it cured ten years of illness and prompted strong druggist purchase reactions amid rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chas. Rogg
Dr. Nott
Frank Johnson
Red Oak
Nott
Muscatine Leads 14 to 3 Over Opponents
The score stood 14 to 3 in favor of Muscatine. I Meyers of Atalissa visited his mother near Nichols. George Hendricks rode from West Liberty to Iowa City. Luther Daher and family visited cousin Margaret Burk. Mr and Mrs Howard Rice hosted guests from Muscatine. R Brown of Muscatine visited his daughters Mrs Charles Parks. Pike residents joined K C excursion to Iowa City from Nichols. Cedar Valley crowd attended Nichols baptismal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
I. Meyers
Atalissa
Nichols
George Hendricks
West Liberty
Iowa City
Luther Daher
Margaret Burk
Howard Rice
R. Brown
Memorial
Charles Parks
Pike
K. C
Cedar Valley
Knights of Columbus Laurent Council Meeting
Laurent Council Knights of Columbus will hold a regular session at K. of C. Hall at 8:00 p.m. sharp. All new members are especially urged to attend. Signed by A. G. Bestenlehner, F. S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus. Laurent Council
K. of C. Hall
A. G. Bestenlehner
Lulu Greene Barger to Lead Summer China Painting Class
Lulu Greene Barger will teach a summer china painting class from June 15 to September 1 at Studio 110 E. St. St. The program invites hobbyists to explore glazing, decoration, and firing techniques in a structured session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Lulu Greene Barger
E. St. St
Candy Kitchen Ice Cream Sodas Crowned Best in Town
Local chatter pins Candy Kitchen as home of the best ice cream sodas in town with customers praising flavor and fizz. The shop remains a favorite stop for dessert lovers seeking classic malted treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuels
Candy Kitchen
Well Known Keota Young People Wed
Keota Iowa June 11. A home wedding at the Hulse residence joined Genevieve Hulse to Will S Helscher before about eighty five guests. Rev J F Robertson officiated with Ruby Hulse at the piano. The reception featured pink and white decor and a serenade by the Keola Koncert Band. The couple plan to honeymoon at home with a later wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
A. A. Hulse
Genevieve
Will S. Helscher
J. F. Robertson
Methodist Eppiscopal Church
Ruby Hulse
Lohengrin
Tressie Coffman
Pearl Warrington
Jean Stephene
Amy Gardner
Ruth Lindauer
Keola Koncert
Mrs. Helscher
Question Club
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Pythian Sisters
Will Helscher
Anna Helscher
A. A. Hulse and Company
K. P. Lodge
Knights
Miss Ruby Hulse
Meteors and Adams Boys Clash At Local Ball Game
Pike Township on June 11 reports Clarence Smith attended a ball game Sunday between the Meteors of Muscatine and the Adams boys, detailing a community athletic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Township
Clarence Smith
Adams
Meteors
Muscatine
Adams Boys
Prominent Young Couple Quietly Marry in Muscatine
Miss Mabyl Van Atta and Edward C. Leber wed after the Van Atta & El fers Commercial college exercises at the Grand opera house. The ceremony at the parents' home was followed by a swift departure toward Columbus Junction and St. Paul. Leber manages local Woolworth interests. the newlyweds plan to stay with Mrs. Hender son on West Fourth street upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Atta & Elfers Commercial College
Mabyl van Atta
Grand Opera House
Miss van Atta
Edward C. Leber
J. B. van Atta
Chestnut Street
J. N. Elliott
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Junction
St. Paul
Lauren Henderson
West Fourth Street
van Atta
Muscatine
Leber
F. W. Woolworth & Co
Springfield, Ill
Junior Reception at Muscatine High School Delights Graduates
Juniors hosted an elaborate reception for the graduating class at Muscatine High School. Decorated halls featured old gold and purple, college pennants, and cozy corners. A merit program included speeches and musical performances followed by refreshments in the physics laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine High School
Hall of Knowledge
Clark Barnard
Ollie Munn
Josephine Stirlen
Minnie Klein
Ida Weaver
Flora Parsons
Maude Sawyer
Gail Thompson
Helen Bliven
Florence Narvis
Gertrude McNutt
Paudiet Orchestra
Birthday Party for Mrs. Edw. Hurd at North Oak Street
Mrs. Edw. Hurd hosted friends at her North Oak Street home for her birthday anniversary. A musical program preceded refreshments and guests presented several pieces of silverware to the hostess as tokens of friendship. The gathering included attendees from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw. Hurd
North Oak Street
Guest invitation sets cordial tone for visit
The note expresses pleasure at hosting and looks forward to a welcoming visit. It emphasizes hospitality and positive anticipation for the guest’s arrival.
Ladies of Maennerchor Society Entertained at Home
Mrs. Martin Havercamp of 715 Iowa Avenue hosted the Maennercher society ladies at her Jackson Mississippi home yesterday. A large gathering attended the regular meeting followed by a social period and refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Havercamp
Iowa Avenue
Maennercher Society
Banner Lodge Industrial Society Meeting Report
The Banner Lodge Industrial Society met yesterday at Yeoman Hall with large attendance. The group will not reconvene until September but plans a picnic on Thursday, June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Lodge Industrial Society
Yeoman Hall
Kensington club hosts U B church ladies gathering
Mrs Josie Gresham and Mrs J T Kuetchman entertained the Kensington club of the United Brethren church at the church parlors this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Gresham
J. T. Kuetchman
Kensington Club
United Brethren Church
Slaughter Bakehouse Promises Home Made Bread and Candies
Local promotion touts Slaughter's Candy Store offering fine home made bread cake piles fruit cake cookies and delicious ice cream and candy inviting customers to visit for treats and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaughter
Slaughter’s
Barn for sale by Muscatine County
Sealed bids are invited by County Auditor A S Lawrence for the small frame barn on the jail lot. Bids due by noon Wednesday June 16 1909. Barn must be removed by Friday June 25 1909. Muscatine County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
A. S. Lawrence
Regular meeting of Lodge 143 Modern Brotherhood of America
The M B A Lodge 143 holds a regular meeting Monday evening June 14 with installations and business followed by a social session and dance. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge 143
Modern Brotherhood of America
Lone Tree Social Notes and Local Visits
Lone Tree reports Mrs F T Carl and Miriam visiting her mother Mrs B McDonald in Burlington. W H Yakish returns from vacation to resume duties. Mrs Herman Weise visits Sambridge Iowa with husband working there. Fay Smith and Burlington children visit Geo Stonebarger family. Raymond Preiss, 12, son of Ed and Mrs Preiss of West Liberty, dies. Mr and Mrs Peck and children visit Fred Kirchner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
F. T. Carl
Miriam
8. McDonald
Burlington
W. H. Yakish
Herman Weise
Sambridge
Fay Smith
Geo. Stonebarger
Raymond Preiss
Ed Preiss
West Liberty
Jr Epworth League Social On Parsonage Lawn Planed
The Junior Epworth League of the Methodist church hosts a social on the parsonage lawn next Friday evening with ice cream and cake. Mr and Mrs Melvin Smith visit Keokuk for two weeks with their daughter. Miss Mabel Hague returns from Stockton to spend summer vacation with family. Dr R Maresh of Cedar Rapids visits Miss Maggie Menzer. Mae Emma Nellie and Harry Mumm attend Raymond Preiss funeral at West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Epworth
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Leysen’s Millinery
al. Wagner
D. D. Stineman
Rock Island
J. B. Walker
J. Q. Beatty
Oxfords
Tan
Pat
Wilson
California
Chris Otto
Sweet Shop
Scheeiz’s Car Center Grocery
2Nd St
M. C. A. Building
Genevieve Hulse
Barnard
Eschmidt
Chestnut St
Harry Kern, Mor
J. E. Bishop
Katie Brown
Jackson
Miss
Hl. F. Barnard CO
O. Wilber Brockman
Mgr
Oliver Wilber Brock
Albert C. Trout
Chas. Veigh
New Shoe Store
Ineichen
Casper
Book Store
East Second Street
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