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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
5
Daily routine notes list residents from Wilton Iowa leaving for Muscatine Clinton Davenport Davenport area for visits over the weekend. People travel for family, schooling, or social visits with notes of addresses and returned home. A child sustains a two place arm break from a hay mow accident attended by Dr. Leith.
Mrs. Margaret Dwyer died at 10 45 this morning at her daughter’s home 307 East Eighth street Muscatine following long illness She was born in Thurles Ireland November 13 1825 married Daniel Dwyer in 1854 four children survived six in Iowa including D J and D F Dwyer Wilton Also twelve grandchildren The funeral will be at Wilton Catholic church with burial there after a 7 30 am cortege leaves Muscatine Wednesday morning
Wilton Iowa reports the death of Michael Fisch 86 at his Keswick home Saturday night He formerly resided in Wilton for thirty years and was the father of Mrs F A Maurer of Wilton The funeral will be held in Keswick Tuesday with interment there The boy is resting easily at present
A chef’s craft mirrors chemistry with care for safe combinations. The note urges cooks to study food properties to avoid harming the stomach and promises delicious dinners.
Roy Norton admitted assaulting his wife Minnie Norton in a case heard by Judge Jerry Carl this morning. He was fined five dollars plus costs.
The Franz Hals Portrait of a Woman sold at the Yerkes sale in New York for about 137000 and was purchased by Henry C. Frick of Pittsburgh, who placed it in his Fifth Avenue home. The canvas measures 35 by 45 inches and depicts an old woman in a black silk gown with a wide stiff ruff, seated in a high-backed chair holding a Bible. The Indianapolis Star notes the stunning price and historic travel of art.
Cincinnati June 13 The Glidden tour begins Tuesday morning turning Cincinnati into a temporary automobile center. Drivers observers and motor celebrities from across the United States gathered for the start and festivities by the Cincinnati Automobile club. About 42 cars expected to be ready for the start with 18 contesting the Glidden trophy 12 for the Chicago Motor club trophy and the rest carrying officials and press.
A personal friend of Congressman Dickinson in Missouri’s Sixth District sent a note praising a horse disease book and promised to deliver a horse when Democrats gain power. Dickinson told his secretary to add the friend to the list for everything good that goes out.
The Artcraft Institute of Chicago, active since 1900 with over 600 women trained in home and art occupations, plans an educational farm to broaden its mission. It remains an educational blend of school, club and workshop, linking home education to business.
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