Local notices and shop ads mix in Wilton sale report
N Rosenberger sells Millage property in Wilton to Frank Noll this week. Advertisements tout Lyon and Healy piano at 175 dollars and Lawson piano at 198 dollars from Hirt and Fesler in Hershey Building. Schrecke's Delicatessen offers imported cheese sardines olives and sausages with fresh meat sales. Dr Horace L Husted provides general practice and eye nose and throat care at G A Bank Building with glasses fitting and phone 953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Rosenberger
Wilton
Frank Noll
Lyon and Healy Upright Piano
Hirt & Fesler Piano Co
Hershey
Schrecke’s Delicatessen
W. 2Nd St
Horace L. Husted
G.A. Bank
Lieutenant Russell to Head IST Cav at Iowa reunion
The First Iowa Cavalry association held its two day session at Maccabee hall with reports and officer elections. Lieutenant Russell was chosen president with F. Dunce as vice president and Comrade Garland as secretary and treasurer. The twelfth annual reunion also marked the regiment's fiftieth anniversary with short addresses recalling wartime scenes. A nominating committee from each company was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Cavalry Association
Maccabee Hall
Russell
F. &. Dunce
Garland
J. B. Rabbitt
Heberling
Messrs. Akers, Heberling, Sackett, Williams, Boyd, Phelps, Jenkins and Bruce
Miss Hannah A Elfers Weds Carl Gunzenhauser at Lutheran Zions
At the Lutheran Zions church parsonage in Muscatine the wedding of Miss Hannah A. Elfers and Carl Peter Gunzenhauser was conducted by Rev. J Haefner. The ceremony took place at eleven o'clock with a simple, solemn rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah A. Elfers
C. Gunzenhauser
Lutheran Zions Church
Muscatine
John B. Elfers
Carl Peter Gunzenhauser
J. G. Gunzenhauser
J. Haefner
Local Nuptials and Jugend Verein Meeting Highlight City Life
The bride's brother George Elfers and groom's sister Miss Emma Gunzenhauser attended the wedding. Mr and Mrs Gunzenhauser depart for a honeymoon and will reside at 1100 East Second Street. Jugend Verein of Lutheran Zions church held a June meeting with Rev J Haefner recounting Vinsenbors' life and two new members welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Elfers
Emma Gunzenhauser
Roach & Musser Company
Gunzenhauser
East
East Second Street
Jugend Verein
Lutheran Zions Church
J. Haefner
Vinsenbors
Piatism
Harry Meyer
Clara Weimann
Lovina Schwartz
Elizabeth Elfers
Sophia Tobias
Rose Wellmann
Weed Park
Davenport Couple Wed at German Methodist Parsonage
The marriage of Mrs Louise Meinke and Joseph Neal, both of Davenport, was performed Tuesday afternoon at the parsonage of the German Methodist Episcopal church by Rev W C Schultze. They were unaccompanied and will reside in Davenport where the groom is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Meinke
Davenport
Joseph Neal
German Methodist Episcopal Church
W. C. Schultze
Miss Ethel Cross Hosts Batterson Stores Girls Porch Party
Miss Ethel Cross entertained seventeen Batterson Stores girls Tuesday evening at 214 Park Avenue. The porch party featured prettily decorated surroundings and informal socializing with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Cross
Batterson Stores
Park Avenue
Quiet City Nupitals in Meade Couple Wed at Home
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth E. Walker of this city to A. P. Louer of Meade Kansas was performed by Rev J C H Light at the Conway home corner of Cypress and Eleventh streets Tuesday at 8 30 PM. Only Mrs Garret Davis of Cedar Rapids attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth E. Walker
A. P. Louer
Meade
Kan
J. C. H. Light
United Brethren
Conway
Cypress and
Eleventh Streets
Garret Davis
Cedar Rapids
Eight Youthful Robbers Caught in Downtown Burglaries
Chief of Police Hoffman announced eight youths aged eleven to fourteen have been arrested in a Downtown burglary spree. Those in custody include Eli Lewin Eddie Hahn Harvey Flood Julius Jones Hughes Deacon Walters Frank Long Dave Burcell and Glenn Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Eli Lewin
Eddie Hahn
Harvey Flood
Julius Jones
Hughe
Deacon”’) Walters
Frank Long
Dave Burcell
Glenn Bryant
Bellevue Patient Escapes From Hospital
John Kindler, a patient at Bellevue hospital, escaped at about 6 AM in his night clothes and blankets, causing excitement downtown as hospital attendants pursued him. a city-wide search was launched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kindler
Bellevue Hospital
G A R Ladies Hold Twenty Second Annual Session in Muscatine
The G A R Ladies met for their twenty second annual business session at the First Congregational church in Muscatine. Welcome greetings and remarks highlighted the opening, with reports praising earlier work and pledges for renewed energy. Committees were named on greetings resolutions and officers reports as the day moved toward concluding business and memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Grand Army of the Republic
First Congregational Church
George Noyes Rockwell
Mendelssohn Quartet Choir
Mesdames
Julia Einhausen
J. H. St. John
Messrs
G. W. Porter
M. P. Goff
Arthur S. Henderson
Minnie Howe
Colonel Hare
Major John
Grand Army of the Republic Veterans
Mothers’ Club
Aid Society
M. E. Church
Gilman
Boston
Sons of Veterans
Mr. Boston
Iowa Division
Lew Dilly
Davenport
Patton
Memorial University of Mason City
Awkland
Council of Administration
Anna B. Weaver
Emma Crapfel
Ida Bingham
Maude O’keefe
Grace Reinsberger
Pella
Vena E. Barth
Greene
Anna _ B. Weaver
Waterloo
Mary Agard
Dubuque
Aurilla E. Sherman
Des Moines
Trio of Marriage Ceremonies Held in One Session
Judge Jerry Carl presided over three consecutive weddings today. The first united Andrew J. Kempf of Roanoke with Emma E. Liebig of New Boston at 11 in the morning, followed by Earnest Murdock of Taylor Ridge and Miss Dick Morrow of Illinois City, and Ira Harrison of Keithsburg with Miss Anna Krohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Carl
Andrew J. Kempf
Roanoke
Ill
Emma E. Liebig
New Boston
Earnest Murdock
Taylor Ridge
Dick Morrow
Illinois City
Ira Harrison
Keithsburg
Anna Krohn
Patient Reappears at Hospital After Mysterious Departure
The individual was located and returned to the hospital within an hour. He stated he left the institution to obtain tobacco, explaining the motive for his surreptitious departure.
Sons of Veterans Plan 1000 Members
The Sons of Veterans met at the Knights of Pythias hall, with 9:30 AM session opening led by President L. J. Reed of Central City. Committees were appointed to visiting groups for the encampment, outlining the convention’s agenda and aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Norris
Waterloo
John E. Gilman
Belle C. Harris
Fred Bolton
Sons of Veterans
William G. Loftis
Cedar Rapids
J. Morgan Reimers
Davenport
H. C. Ring
Marion
Mr. Thompson
Center Point
L. A. Dilley
Mr. Os
Knights of Pythias
L. J. Reed
Central City
National Veterans Encampment Highlights and Plans
The report notes 14 000 prescriptions at the Home under Col Horton and a proposed raise in inmate monthly allowance from 15 to 16 dollars. Iowa cities bid for next year’s convention with Muscatine hosting this year and Keokuk also seeking the event. Evening programs include addresses by Pepper Dilley Berry Palmer Hepburn and Keeler with final campfire at the Grand Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. C. C. Horton
Phil Schaller
Sac City
Soldiers
Iowa
Muscatine
Grand Opera House
I. S. Pepper
Lewis A. Dilley
Jennie I. Berry
Col
Dave Palmer
W. P. Hepburn
William Keeler
Cascarets Promote Gentle Bowel Help for Elders
A health note extols Cascarets as essential for elderly people whose bowels need regular activity. It argues aging slows muscles and urges daily use, comparing to glasses for weak eyes and advising a gentle natural tonic rather than harsh medicine. Each box costs ten cents.
Encampment Routine Opens With Long Iowa Turnout
The Grand Opera House hosted the encampment at 9:40 a m with B C Ward of Des Moines presiding The program included readings from department officers memorial reports greetings from Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G A R and Sons of Veterans and remarks by department leaders The day ended with parade plans and river excursions announced by Dr E H King Muscatine hosts praised by visiting veterans and a reception with buttermilk after the march
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
The
Sons of Veterans
Cedar Rapids
J. Morgan Reimers
Davenport
Dave Palmer
Washington
Eleanor J. Hawk
Colfax
Estelle HB
Iowa Falls
Addie Anangst
Jean D. Tompkins
Clear Lake
Christine Romans
Denison
Eliza J. W. Tirrill
Manchester
Post Department
R. W. Tirrill
E. H. King
Muscatine
Encampment Notes Highlight Veterans and Guests in Muscatine
Local encampment notes list veteran Henry A. Field Grinnell Iowa as a comrade of the wearers of the little bronze button and identify guests including Col D J Palmer who could not attend two places at once. W C Tompkins Clear Lake IA visits Muscatine for the first time in fifty four years while staying with M Collins. Tompkins is a member of the Twelfth United States Infantry Army of the Potomac now retired. He previously worked in the lumber business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Fenton
Indiana Battery
W. W. Elliott
McFarland Post
No. 20
Mt. Pleasant
Muscatine
Eighth Iowa Cavalry
Seymour
W. A. Park
Seventeenth West Virginia Infantry
First Iowa Cavalry Association
J. B. Rabbitt
W. H. Garland
Grand Army of the Republic Department
Grace Reinsberger
Bell C. Harris
Emporia
Kan
Joliet
Ill
Jennie I. Berry
Cedar Rapids
Henry A. Field
Grinnell
Iowa
Field
Nebraska
Minnesota
Col
D. J. Palmer
Washington
Associated
iPress
Governor Carroll
New Fairfield
Jaques
Col. Palmer
Raynor
Charles Henderson
Wilton
L. R. Henderson
West Fourth Street
N. C. Pitts
Donald
Frank Perensky
A. M. Thompson
Margaret Henning
East Fifth Street
J. B. Vanatta
Burg
Dubuque
W. C. Tompkins
Clear Lake
Kr. Tompkins
Twelfth United States Infantry
Army of the Potomac
M. Collins
Veterans Attend Encampment Parade In Muscatine
C G Jack of Chicago first corporal in the 69th Illinois arrives to attend the encampment and stays with daughter Mrs E J Goddard. R B Alexander of Grinnell, in the Thirtieth Illinois, visits with in laws Mr and Mrs Frank McKibben. A vast veteran turnout forms a grand parade scene in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Jack
Chicago
69Th Ilinois Volunteer Infantry
E. J. Goddard
Jack
Journal
Muscatine
R. B. Alexander
Grinnell
Thirtieth Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Gordon Granger
Frank McKibben
Sycamore Street
Sons of Veterans
Cedar Rapids police arrest two men on assault and wire abandonment
Ernst Root was arrested today charged with assault and battery by his brother in law. A Cedar Rapids officer arrested Lawrence Lamb yesterday on the charge of wire abandonment. Lamb was taken to answer the charge in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Root
Cedar Rapids
Lawrence Lamb
Lamb
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Royal Blue Store
Co. T. Gremmel
Bowman's
Lawson
Hirt and Fesler Piano Co
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IST
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W. Jour
Bellevue
G.A. R
Carl
Sons OF Veterans Plan
Boone
Clinton
Mason City
Keokuk
Thompson Bros. CO
Chas. H. Smith
Aurora
L. B. Raymond
Hampton
D. R. Weaver
J. W
Wisner
Montezuma
Second Iowa Cavalry
C. C. Horton
Shelby Norman
Iowa Avenue
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Police News
Ruthenberg Clothing Co
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