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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1905

Page

6

From Wapeilo to Millersburg News Bits

From many correspondents a country page reports Ed McCulley and Edward Eis of Buffalo visiting Cotter Iowa with Mrs. John McCulley. Wilbur Fridly spent time in Fruitland. Tracks washed out below Pine Creek causing a freight to split and delay four trains as section men labored in heavy rain. Mrs. Julia Schroeder is reported quite sick.

John McCulley Cotter Ed. McCulley Edward Eis Buffalo Wilbur Fruitland Pine Creek Julia Schroeder

Montpelier Notes of Visits and Local Travel

Montpelier Iowa residents share visits with Davenport families and relatives in Buffalo. Bridges washed out by heavy rains disrupted mail service through Wilbur Fridly. Local social items feature Mrs Davis and family, Mr and Mrs Bennett, and others visiting relatives and spending weekends in town or nearby towns.

Oxford Iowa Faces Severe Rainfall and Flooding

The Friday storm dumped over 3.5 inches in Oxford leading to washed-out bridges and culverts. The creeks rose enough to flood the mill basement injuring about 190 sacks of flour, while lightning caused minor damage. The town reports delayed rural mail routes and renewed concerns for corn replanting and crop viability. The Kalona and Iowa City teams visited for games with Oxford, with Oxford defeated 14 to 4 by Kalona.

Oxford Iowa City Pharmaceutics Oxfords Kalona Oxford Kid George W. Chalmers Denver A. T. Cook Des Moines

Local Haskins Briefs and Community Notes

Rev. Potter of Ainsworth preached at Haskins church on Sunday. J. C. Mothers and his son Tisey visited Washington on Saturday. Floyd Houseal, son of John, is very ill. Opal Hand returns home from Muscatine for a week. An immigrant party is being organized locally.

Haskins Potter Ainsworth J. C Tisey Washington Floyd John Houseal Opal Hand Muscatine

Annas Visit Returns from Riverside

FE K Annas and wife returned from Riverside Sabbath after spending two weeks there and planned to visit land near Haskins en route to Chamberlain S D next week.

Haskins Chamberlain, S. D FE. K. Annas Riverside

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Claims Quick Healing

Advertisement notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve outperforms rivals with pain relief and healing guarantees. It promises cures or payment not required, sold for 2¢ at Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store.

Bucklen Havercamp

Local visits and travel note from West Liberty

West Liberty residents and visitors make Monday travels to Cedar Falls Tipton Iowa City Ames and Oskaloosa. Names include Miss Ethel Miller Mrs C E Pickering Mrs Will Conley Miss Annie Russell and Mr Ray Miller among others.

West Liberty Ethel Miller Downey Ula Purvis Nettie Anderson Cedar Falls Katherine Noring Bertha Howarth Tipton Maud Simith Iowa City Will Elliott J. L. Conley Eva P Zrey Sadie Siders C. E. Pickering Will Conley Wales Hannah Longzbothem Monay Fred Messenger Peelee Sexsmith Ames Annie Russell Davenport John Martin R. J. Andrews St. Paul Emma Luse Ray Miller Springdale Oskaloosa George Jewell Wm. Mather

Return of S T Hersom Highlights Changes in New Boston

S T Hersom, a native of New Boston, visited the town after long absence. Bay Island residents prepare to move out as a new district 1290 Bay Island school will be built this fall. Children’s day at the M E church featured a stirring program. A storm killed a horse owned by Joseph Stevens. another two farmers, E Nelson and Ben Nichols, lost horses last week. Farmers on Bay Island begin corn planting.

New Boston S. T. Hersom Fonda Bay Island M. E Joseph Stevens Nelson Ben Nichols

Storm Flood Threat Delays Planting on Island

A weather scare looms as rising waters threaten to inundate the island. John McNall, riding home last Friday evening, was jolted when lightning struck a tele phone pole within 50 yards, stunning both him and his horse for several minutes.

John MecNall

Local News Roundup From Millersburg Illinois June 13

Grand mother Green sicks with family nearby gradually improves. Several residents including E Dickey Mrs Wakeland and Miss Lena Lunn show slow progress. L D S delegates Epperly Neely Bailey Cady Terry return from De hind a conference. New baby arrives for Gillmore family. Wm Deal dies and is buried near Pom ery. Mrs Hare attends funeral in Viola. Kennedy births a daughter. Elder Murdock preached at Gilchrist.

Millersburg Green E. Dickey Walt. Wakeland John Epperly Lena Lunn Dr. Olaver Anna Neely Hamlet Oliver Neely O. H. Bailey Vivian Myra Cady Joseph Terry Dehinda Clarence Gillmore Wm. Deal Pomeroy Presbyterian Church James Hare Viola Suthard

Cranston Notes Weekend Visitors and Local Happenings

Cranston residents report Spirit Lake trip and fine fishing with big catches. Oak Grove church children's exercises were well received. Muscatine visitors came for a local outing. Mrs. Hunter and Ruth departed for Racine to visit relatives for several weeks. Cranston’s three legged dog suffered heart failure after a minor incident. A cemetery cleanup and fence painting event is planned for Saturday at the brick church. Hazel Longstreth vacationed with Lillian Wells.

Cranston Warren Meeker Spirit Lake Oak Grove Christian Church Muscatine W. S. Hunter Ruth Racine Wis Hazel Longstreth Arden Lillian Wells

Arden Hosts House Warming For Isaac Lee

In Arden Iowa on June 13 Mr and Mrs Isaac Lee welcomed about 200 guests to a house warming for their rebuilt residence. The event featured dancing music and refreshments and was described as memorable by attendees. Other notes include a new baby for Mr and Mrs John Healey and various local activities and shipments.

Edith Clute and Niece Visit in South Cedar

Mrs Edith Clute travels with her niece Mrs Frank to South Cedar Iowa, arriving June 14 for a family gathering and local visits.

South Cedar Edith Clute Frank

Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Travel

Bechly visited friends at Springdale on Wednesday. The Willing Workers met with Mrs. A W Aker last Thursday. Mrs. Frank Fox and her son traveled to Illinois on Saturday to see her seriously ill brother. W D Ridenour made a business call in Wilton last week. Mrs. Frank Beckly has returned to Montezuma Iowa after visiting at the Bowman home. Miss Myrtle Hinkhouse is at Some after Grinnell. Will Burnett was in Atalissa Saturday. Bert Smith of Cedar Rapids visited his grandparents A McGuire. Mr Rummel and family drove from Nichols to visit John Rummel and family.

Bechly Springdale A. W. Aker Frank Fox Illinois W. D. Ridenour Wilton Frank Beckly Bowman Montezuma Myrtle Hinkhouse Grinnell Will Burnett Atalissa Bert Smith Cedar Rapids A. McGuire Mr. Rummel Nichols John Rummel Keota Lightn John Greenwood Victor Car South Keota Skunk River Dama Arthur Bowen L. D. Shaffer Mary Robertson A. D. Bowen Talleyrand Jennie Edith Smo Chicaj Sadie Warner Cedar Falls Guy Watkins D. A. Watkins John W. Richardson Richardson M Watkins

Cedar Valley Social News June events and visits

Cedar Valley notes a visit by Miss Katie Frater to Miss Frances Boot for a bird shooting outing. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Staley return from Joy Illinois after visiting his mother. A party honors Miss Jeasie Toyne. Various residents host and visit each other with family and neighbors. The M E church Sunday school plans a children's day program and Mollie Frater closes a school term with a basket lunch and ice cream. Neighbors celebrate Albert Geertz's birthday.

Cedar Valley Katie Frater Wilton Frances Boot Chas. Staley Joy Ill Frank Lindle Jeasie Toyne Wm. Minteer Ernest Reynolds Wm. Grigg John Spaulding Willie Staley Maquoketa Louis Archie Staley H. Depping M. G. Swain Ed. Rock and Family M. E. Church Mollie Frater Penn Avenue Albert Geertz

Flooding Iowa river impacts Oakland crops and homes

The Iowa river rose rapidly over the last 24 hours causing anticipated crop damage and property risk in Oakland. A weekend storm damaged trees and several buildings, while a large funeral for Otto Fisher in Lone Tree highlighted community loss and sympathy.

Oakland Iowa Mrs. Hines Nellie Albert McKean Velma Clark M. R. McKean Frances Hill Will Morse Clarence Tuttle Frank Goldsberry Little Earnest Baker Grant Kennedy Will Hoben S. Chas

Recital Planned in North Prairie for Church Benefit

Miss Margaret Hapkins, fresh from a Des Moines oratory school, will return home this week to give a church benefit recital on Saturday night June 17. Ed Murray scouts a place to buy near Tipton. Mart Chamberlain sells his Bloomfield farm and buys a Pulaski hardware store. Children’s Day at Quaker church drew many from the area. The heavy rain left low corn ground flooded though the crop looks strong for this time of year. Ed Maher visited from Nichols. Will Crowe returns after wintering in Kansas City with sister Mrs. H Lauter. Allie Houvernagle couple welcomed a baby boy. East-side children deal with measles. George Cayot names his farm Bonnie Field and boasts a neat mailbox.

North Prairie Margaret Hapkins Oratory Des Moines Murray Tipton Mart Chamberlain Bloomfield Pulaski Quaker Church Ed. Maher Nichols Will Crowe H. Lauter Kansas City Allie Houvernagle George Cayot Bonnie Field

Local Families Gather in Hazel Dell for Weekend Visits

Hazel Dell C June 15 Frank Vanatta and family and James Vanatta Sr were with Chas Whitlock and family Sunday. J G Powell visited Muscatine Saturday. Mrs Yates of Rock Island visited daughter Mrs J G Powell. Hazel Dell school closed Friday. Mrs Oscar Peterson and sons visited Mr and Mrs John Krantz in Buffalo Prairie Thursday.

Hazel Dell Hazel Dell, C Frank Vanatta James Vanatta Chas. Whitlock J. G. Powell Muscatine Yates Rock Island Oscar Peterson John Krantz Buffalo Prairie

Plumly Visit Ties Marengo Family to Atalissa

Atalissa Iowa June 13 Mr and Mrs Will Plumly and son of Marengo are visiting the former's father M R Plumly. due to rain the Presbyterian church Children day exercises were postponed and set for Sunday June 18 at 2 pm. R P Stucker Embree and Holmes haul strawberries to Muscatine daily. Elva Nyemaster visited Wapello Sunday with Nye master family. Ona Nyemaster returned Monday. A group of youths spent the evening with Arthur McIntosh at his home.

Atalissa Will Plumly Marengo M. R. Plumly Presbyterian Church R. P. Stucker Embree Holmes Elva Nyemaster Wapello Mr. Nyemaster Ona Nyemaster Arthur McIntosh

Low fare tickets to Asbury Park offered by Pennsylvania Short Lines

June 29 to July 12 agents sell tickets to Asbury Park New Jersey at very low rates. Passengers may visit Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and New York without extra charge. A postal ad to Geo Jenkins TPA Des Moines requests full details.

Pennsylvania Short Lines Asbury Park N. J Baltimore Wash- Laka Philadelphia New York Geo. Jenkins Des Moines

Maple Grove Social Notes Report Local Visits

Maple Grove entries note Mrs. Wm. Frick visiting relatives in Durant for several days. Clarence Stanbro of Wilton spent Sunday with J. E. Edgar. Elmer Jewett and Albert Frick attended a Durant school event. Locals attended P. Friedrick sale. Lizzie Fiebally visited sister Mrs. Henry Roman. Pearl Greiner of Shiloh spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Greiner.

Maple Grove Wm. Frick Durant Clarence Stanbro Wilton J. E. Edgar Elmer Jewett Albert Frick P. Friedrick Lizzie Fiebally Henry Roman Pearl Greiner Shiloh Ira Greiner

Sigourney Listens to City Funeral and Summer Notes

The body of Mrs. W. D. Eastburn of Hedrick was brought to Sigourney for burial at West Cemetery after a pancreatic cancer death. A large procession accompanied the remains and numerous friends from Hedrick and elsewhere attended. Also noted are summer absences and returns of locals, a planned Eastern Star picnic, church services, and 2.55 inches of rain last Friday night.

Sigourney Iowa W. D. Eastburn Hedrick Our City Milwaukee Missouri West Cemetery W. W. Eastburn R. V. Henry Smith Henry Cecil Samuel Stephenson Boone Gee. Stephenson Eddyville Herbert Stephenson Thomas Stephenson Fremont James Eastburn Rich Hill Elmer Root Webster Milton Hoffman Altoona Harry Mas Iowa City Lloyd Schipfer Medical Department The State University At James Dymerly Mary Dymerly Alice Williams Ada Shean Anna Kelly Cedar Falls Ella Adams Ames Eastern Star Lodge John Schahan M. E Presbyterian Christian Church Rev. Conant Harley Adams Hedfick

Lightning and wind damage hit Keota area

A storm near Keota caused structural damage including a barn unroofed a new barn molished and cattle killed by lightning. Trees were torn up and houses counted as damaged but no serious injuries reported. Local residents aided by nearby communities amid cleanup and gatherings.

Letts Nine Defeats Letts High In Friday Baseball

The Letts first nine beat the high school team 21 to 2 in a clean orderly game. Bailey pitched well and Hildebrand excelled defensively behind the plate. Arden Brown umpired, with 59 in attendance. Local social news follows with housewarming and community notes. Strawberries priced at six cents a quart.

Letts Gam Bailey Rey Hildebrand Arden Brown L. van Horn Mt. Pieasat Rev. Payne M. E. Church Epworth Lone Tree Ike Lee W. H. Ellis and Co S. E. Wagner Columbus Junction Nicholas Stamm D. O. Thompson Chicago John Litterel

Tell This To Your Wife Electric Bitters Ad

An old advertisement for Electric Bitters promises to cure female complaints including headaches and nervousness. Offered at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store with a 90 cent price and a 5 cent dealer note.

Havercamp’s

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