Polo Opening Draws Thousands at Meadow Brook Club
Thousands of society folk and sportsmen crowded Meadow Brook Club Westbury L I for the opening international polo series. England led by Captain Cheape faced the Americans as Rene LaMontagne made his first international appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tAs
Meadow Brook Club
Westbury
L. J
Sui Cnsual
Meadow Brok Club
Cheape
Sis
Rene LaMontagne
Harry Payne Whitney
Lac ‘Montagne
Tle Criends
England
Tomkinyon
L. Ste. Cheape
Wy Barratts
Peachey Plum Arrested For Disturbing The Peace
Teathey Plum, a South Mascatine resident, was arrested early today by local police amid reports of vagrant activity in the area. He spent the day in the bummery and was slated to appear before Judge Costar later this afternoon on a charge of disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teathey
Plum
South Mascatine
Peachey
Costar
Rene Vivant Forms Cabinet In Paris Informing Poincare
Paris June 13 Rene Vivant told President Poincare he had formed a cabinet and named ministers. The move marks a new Italian style of government reorganization and signals a significant shift in French politics tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrenel
Truck Chauffeur Injured In Crane Incident
Louis Hintermeister, driver for Standard Grocery, was badly injured when a car crank struck his right arm during cranking. He was knocked unconscious and carried into the store where medical aid was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hintermeister
Standard Grocery Company
Salvation Army Parade Through London Draws Crowds
London June 13 The Salvation Army relocates to the world congress marching to Hyde Park for a grand demonstration. The large American contingent led by Miss Eva Booth on horseback is warmly welcomed as delegates from native tribes wear their national dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Trogs
Tria
London
Relocates
World Congress
Salvator Army
Small Sons
Codny
Hyde Park
Eva
Booth
Decrease Shown In Bank Reserves
New York June 13 The statement of actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows they sold 42 571 200 in excess of legal requirements. This is a decrease of 8 018 700 from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lowland Farmers Rush Hay Cutting
Davenport Iowa June 13 The Mississippi River rose three inches last night boosting lowland hay cutting as farmers race against weather. A forecast of stages near 12.5 feet at Muscatine and Clinton and 11.36 feet at Davenport spurs urgent carting ahead of expected rain from northern storms arriving late next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourways Special Service
Davenport
Mississippi
Muscatine
Clinton
Ainsworth Local Arrivals and Visits June Update
Ainsworth Nebraska residents report arrivals and weekend visits from Burlington Chicago Central City and Washington. Mr and Mrs James Tratter arrived from Burlington for the day. John Adams returned from Chicago with stock for his own feeding operation. W W Moore visited for the weekend at his home. George and Mable Sands visit grandparents J Sands in Central City. Mariotta Marsh returns home from Pelham to attend college. Mr and Mrs R Q Lynn spent Wednesday at the M L. Mrs Walker visited in Washington. Mrs I A Marsh spent Wednesday in Washington. Otto Strain returned home from Cotiwell Bluffs Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asther Gleele
Adame
Chicago
W.W. Moore Cane
George
Mable Sands
Central City
Mer
R. QC
Lynn
M. L
We Ar Walker
C, Washington
I. A. Marsh
Washington
Otto Strain
Cotiwell Bluffs
Gobble Will Presented In District Court
The late J. M. Gobble's last will was opened and read in district court. It leaves one third to his wife, one third to his son Pred, and one third to Halen K. Gobble and Margaret Gobble, daughters of Amalia Schmidt Gobble. Maggie Gobble named trustee for minors. Fred Gobble and Maggie Gobble named executors. Hearing date set for July 4. Also: decree quieting title in Fred Lehms vs John File et al. and security for costs in Devoy and Kuln Gonl v Coxe Co., H. W. Huttig cases. bond fixed at 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gobbie
Pred
Halen K. Gobble
Margaret & Gobble
Amalia Schmidt-Gobble
Edwin Gobble
Maggie Gobble
J. &. Blackwell
8. B. ‘Fleming Vo. H. W. Huttig
Imotion For Security
Coats
Horan
Plaster Falls From Muscatine City Hall During Rain
Heavy rainfall caused a section of plaster to fall from the Muscatine city hall ceiling at about 3 39 PM. Water leaks and a collapsing roof created danger as a large fragment tumbled to the car below, alarming occupants and highlighting structural deterioration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Johnnies Return Home After Grandparents Visit
Stockton date June 13 notes Johnnies returning to Blue Grass after several days with grandparents Mr and Mrs Dé Ott Viola Bohnsack will spend days with grandparents Mr and Mrs J R B Gooper Mrs E Moeller shopped in Davenport Wednesday Mr and Mrs I Seblupkoh and family Mr and Mrs G Anderson and daughterHdna Moeller Arnold Jost and Henry Lange attended Walcott birdshoot Saturday Mrs E U Dunkle and Mrs Belle Bohinsack attended the Center Grove school picnic Friday Verna Moeller is confined at home with inflammatory rheumatism Henry Bohnsack spent Wednesday and Thursday in Chicago Ralph Steltcher Harry Drnssal Clarenca Knaack Harry Bohnsack
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Johnnies
Blue Grass
Dé, Ott
Viola Bohnsack
Wham Ale
J. RB. Gooper
E. Moeller
Davonport
I. Seblupkoh
Ms. G. Anderson
Hdna Moeller
Arnold Jost
Henry Lange
Walcott
E. U. Dunkle
Belle Bohinsack
Center Grove
Verna Moeller
Henry Bohnsack
Chicago
Ralph Steltcher
Harry Drnssal
Clarenca Knaack
Harry Bohnsack
Bird shooting attendance noted at Sunbury and Plain View
Henry Lange and family attended a bird shooting at Sunbury on Sunday. Mrs C Langs and Mrs Borghal spent Saturday afternoon at Watcott. Herman Lange is spending vacation near Durant with his brother. Viola Hazel Bohnsack Amanda Moore Mrs FE Burmeister son Forrest Henry Lange and Harry Bohnsack attended the king shooting on Plain View Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lange
Chrie
Anderson
Little Daughter
Sunbury
C. Langs
Borghal
Watcott
Herman Lange
Durant
Viola
Hazel Bohnsack
Amanda Moore
Mra
Burmeister
Son Forrest
Henry Longe
Harry Bohnsack
King
Plain View
Delegates Return From Mt Pleasant A M E Conference
Local delegates Rev. D. W. Brown Mrs Bella Doyle and Abraham Seabrook from the local A M E church and Mrs Davig from the Sunday school department have returned home after attending the district conference and Sunday school convention of the African Methodist Episcopal church in Mt Pleasant. Social Friday Evening saw stewardesses hold an ice cream social at the church for the benefit of the orator Rev D Wy Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. WW. Brown
Mra. Bella
Doyle
Abraham Seabrook
A. M. T. Church
Mra. Davig
Mt. Pleasant
African Methodist Episcopal Church
A. M
D. Wy
Brawn
Notable visits stretch through Conesville week
Conesville residents report a busy schedule with relatives visiting from Chester and Columbus City. Mrs Levi Bullis and children Grant Ruth and Chester travel to Chester Iowa for a two week stay with her parents. Also noted are medical events and travel to Iowa City for an appendicitis operation at Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Dalay
Levi Bullis
Grant
Ruth
Chester
Iowa
T. J. Wehr
D. H. Meredith
TH. Mnglish
J. F. Coffin
John
Iowa City
Mercy Hospital
Georgian Heald
Hhanallan
Columbus City
Cecyle Bullis
Nichols
Lyle
Tay
Swing
Muscatine
Bellevue Hospital
D. Poster
Fern
Harold
Carl
Town
Columbus Junction
Fonse
Elizabeth
Catherine
Denver
F. B. Gay
Grace Rev
Ciyureh
West Liberty
Wate
Fouss
C. McKee
Davenport
L. M. Ceell
A. W. Jones
Collie Ceel
Hedrick
Cheater
Charlie
Helen
Jala Cecil
Mattia Jean
Sedar Falls
Local News and Lodge Notes From Muscatine
Miss Kate Pentzer of West Third Street leaves for an extended visit in Chicago. Mrs W L Copa and Mrs W EB Ashton depart for Colfax for a short visit. Muscatine Hive No 18 L O T M meets at Maccabee Hall on June 16 at 7:30 p m with initiation and social hour. William Christian arrives from Allayan Michigan for an extended stay with his mother Lawson at 1203 Kane Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Pentzer
West Thirdstraat
Chicago
Muscatine Hive
Maccabee Hall
Tronddy
William Christian
Allayan, Mce
The
Rain of Benefit Washes Through Muscatine County
Muscatine county receives a heavy rainfall described as a million dollar rain that ends a severe drought threat. The soaking rain, measured at 1.28 inches on June 5, boosts berry and truck crops and provides moisture for days. A large excursion to Davenport and Rock Island is planned for Thursday, June 18, with ticket prices 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Soaker
Tily Water Works
Davenport
Rock Island
Dog Bites Man. Police Plan Execute Dog
Stock Police Faulhaber arrested a dog owned by Mrs. Mary Erlson of Lucas Street after it bit Conrad Rahm and injured him. The animal was brought to the police station yesterday afternoon and will be executed under orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Police Faulhaber
Animal
Wil
Mary Erlson
Lucas Street
Conrad Rahm
Real estate transfers listed for Muscatine and Wilton areas
Transcriptions show numerous property transfers from Barnes, Chester S., Fryer Samuel, Eis Catharine, Hoeftlin Nathan, Russell T. P., O'Brien J. D. Fulham, Nester Andy J., Muscatine Improvement Co., Hahn Edward B., Groth Fred W., and others to multiple buyers including Geo. Conklin, Wm. Meyer, Harry Glatstein, Henry J. Roenig, John C. Frenzel, Alfhild B. Bieuer, Edward M. Henle, Titus Loan & Investment Co., Alfred Schruers, J. Coster, Barney Urdangen, George W. Wagner, and Mary Burgess, with varied lot numbers and sums ranging from $1.00 to $7,500.00 in dates and parcels across Muscatine and Butterfield Wilton additions.
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Titus Loan & [Avestment Company
Tows ‘Avenue
Barnes
Byron
Et Ux
Geo. Conklin
Oak Park
West Liberty
Chester S
Gonklin
Fryer
Samuel
N. Dracker
Muscatine
Eis
Catharine
Hisband Et al
Wm. Meyer
N. W
Hoeftlin
Nathan
W. Cy Hoettlin
Russell
T. P
Iknouse
Butterfield
Wilton
O'Brien
Join
J. D. Fulham
Harry Glatstein
Nester
Andy Jy
Ux Lock
Blaidemore
Groth
Fred W
Muscatine Improvement and Mitg, Co
Park Place
Trustees of
Muscatine Co
Urdangen
Alfhild B. Bieuer
S. W
Sea
N. B. Hof
G. B
Ne.y
Seo
Louisa Co
Abbott
John H
Edward M. Henle
Freeman
Henle
Edward M
Titus Loan & Investment Company
Treeman
Bishop
Alfred Schruers
Albert H. Freers
Eta Urdangen
J. ©. Coster
Coster
J. C
Barney Urdangen
Wagner
George W
D. J. Karns
James
Sarah
Husband
Mary Burgess
N. W. Cor
Smalley's
KB. i
Land Transactions and Oddities From August Issue
A jumble of land deeds notes Lat 20 Sec 35 77 82 W to J W Hintermeister and Wintermeister parcels in townships 76 74 ranges 2 W, with $1.00 consideration. Also travel ad for Baptist excursion to Davenport June 18 on boat Ye National Costumes where old Welsh outfits and antique dress discussed. A collection of anecdotes on fishing, fog oil, bread in Germany, jokes, and quotes on art, justice, and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hintermeister
Maggie
Husband
J. W. Hintermeister
Wintermeister
John Jacob
J. W. Wintermeister
Ste. 4
See
Local Society Notices From Masoric and Related Lodges
Society cards from Masoric Iowa list Regular meetings for Lodge No. 2 AF and AM on the first Tuesday evening, with secretary Jonson. Washington Chapter No. 4 RA M holds stated convocation on the second Friday monthly, secretary Johnson. Webb Cowell of Royal and Select Masters, stated assembly on second Friday at 128 Sound St Louis Block. DeMolay Commandery No. 1 K T regular conclave on the third Wednesday. Bloomington Council North F A A meets first Friday at Red Man Hall with president Fygarell and secretary George Scholten. members in good standing invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Art AL MS
Blemwke
Jy Jonson
Washington
RAM
Mo Johnson
Webb Cowell
Royal and Select Maetere
Sound St
Louis Block
John Kon
Demolay
Featerwal Aid ‘Sociation
Bloomington Council North
Red Man Hell
West Second Street
Fygarell
George Scholten
MB. x
Bend City
Matern Gape “Brotherhood of America
Maccabee Hall
Town Jave
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Jerry
Sor
OONS
Rene
Cabrini
Salvation Army
Parade
Ainsworth
Mrs. Dimes
Burlington
Gobble Will
Masons
Fox Club
Tri-Cities
Majestic
Masons of
Mg, Pleasant
W. L. Copa
Ashton
Colfax
Discovery W.R. Patterson
Wellington
Ter
Wales
Ireland
Waveney
E. Norman
Brockdish
Norfolk
Louisville Courier Journal
Sanduat
Germany
Calla
Ardon
James Stephana
Circler
Kansas City Journal
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Tibet
Rusida
Society
Brunow
M. Od
Entefe
Farsepmann
Sachem
Treames
Wyoming Lodge No. 76
A “ Ycomen In
Brotherhood of Ameriond Teomen
Yeoman Hall
Mombere
Degser
HOROK
Ranner Lodge
Drerse
Tronor
Gurale Moll
Coflar Street
Minera Atrob
Mttop Avetee
Albina Firte
Yoamorg Berest
Rotat Weyorrors
Ameryoa
Woodbine Camp
Avery
Amtre
Emma Heels
Mvey Bméver
Myrtle Kirk
Hacorder
Knighid
Ocumaus
Ladeent Council
Holt
Iowa Ave
J.P. Dav
W. Meyers
Regunete Brust
Senaee Eine van
Norton
Uapelig
W. Hall
Brethrenn
Joan Groters
Mary W. D. Walton
EH. Dolsan
Fynander
Wontmen Hall
Delvin Hudols
Henry BM
Miller
Tadae
Frome
East Front Atreet
Felneck
Raiy
Saat
Eleo EiSy
Steene
H.R. Gra
Dalian
Beare
Morcating Lodge NG B
Eyarannon
America
Waachimen Hall
Leyda
Em Eeanouartore
Raelay Norman
Memorial
Roneetsitine
Welcommes
Tanh Behmide
Gary
Achutent
Mi Emma Maniave
Sae Journal
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