South Muscatine Man George Bausch Dies After Wagon Fall
George Bausch aged about 78 residing at 327 Green Street Muscatine died this morning at 2 o clock from injuries after falling from a wagon several days ago. He fractured ribs and a shock proved fatal. He was born in Deps Bavaria Germany November 21 1837 and moved to Muscatine in 1853. He leaves a wife and nephew and two sisters in Germany. Funeral Monday at home 1 pm and German Lutheran church 2 pm conducted by Rev George Meiers.
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George Bausch
Green Street
F. H. Little
Bausch
Muscatine
Germany
Mr. Bausch
Deps
Bavaria
Anna Barbara Loebel
St. Louis
John Wolfram
Maria Wolfram
Margaret Kiefner
George Meiers
Sacred Concert 10 to Be Given Tuesday
Sacred concert to be presented at Mulford Congregational Church under Miss Bessie Miller after months of rehearsals. Program features recitatives, solos, duets, choruses, and a list of songs and readings, with a junior choir including Helen Dealing, Eva Ellman, Edna Hartman, Lillian Sweeny, and others. The event begins at 10:30 AM with prayers, songs, recitations, baptism, and a children’s day offering.
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South Muscatine
Mulford Congregational Church
Bessie Miller
Helen Dealing
Eva Ellman
Edna Hartman
Lillian Sweeny
Leota Randleman
Elda Nietzel
Irene Ellman
Harold Hanson
Arthur Springborn
Leonard Plessy
Elmer Appel
Happy Soldiers of the Cross
A. F. Loud—School
W. A. Post
Christ and the Children
Purity Chapter O E S Meet in Wilton with Three Candidates
Wilton holds a regular Purity Chapter O E S meeting at the Masonic hall Monday evening with three candidates to be initiated. Officers urged to be on time and refreshments to follow. Various residents and visitors are noted in town, including G A R encampment attendees, teachers from Muscatine, and local teams and events.
Present Program at the Mulford Church
Children’s day events planned with a morning program at South End Church at 10 30 tomorrow and at Mulford Church for a second observance.
Flestric Bitters Offered as Remedy at Drug Store
Advertises Flestric Bitters as a guaranteed remedy for dyspepsia liver and kidney troubles. Mentions Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store and Read The Journal at 10 cents per week.
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Havercamp
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