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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1908

Page

8

Bestenlehner's Sells Purest Drugs and Delights

Local notes report purest drugs at Bestenlehner's and remind readers to try the nut sundaes. Miss Anna Nagel of 313 East Second Street visited Wilton over Sunday with friends. Several residents depart for visits, including Mrs. Henrietta Runyon and Miss Matilda Blankenhorn, with others headed to Muscatine and Iowa City for short stays.

Anna Nagel East Second Street Wilton Henrietta Runyon East Fifth Street

Gas Stoves For Summer Pickup

Frank Ashcraft urges readers not to wait for summer and to buy a gas stove now to enjoy the season.

Frank Ashcraft

Leverich Normal and Training School Summer Term Begins

The Leverich Normal and Training School opens its summer term on June 29 for four weeks ending with the July examinations. Courses cover common branches for second or third class certificates and higher subjects for first grade certificates. Board is $3 to $3.50 weekly.

Leverich Normal and Training School

Miss Jessie Colney Returns After Visit to Muscatine

R. W. Leverich of Muscatine Iowa reports Miss Jessie Colney who visited here with friends for several days returned to Morning Sun Saturday afternoon.

Margaret Bisisi Frank Bisisi Mulberry Avenue Iowa City Jessie Colney

George Bausch funeral held at Greenwood

The funeral services for George Bausch were held from his residence at 327 Green Street and at the German Lutheran Church, conducted by Rev. George Meiers, with pallbearers listed, and interment at Greenwood. Nearby items note Children's Day observances and local society meetings in South Muscatine, plus a streetcar accident delaying service.

George Bausch Green Street German Lutheran Church George Meiers John Braasch Jacob Ehrlich Hermann Liebbe John Nietzel Joseph Ellman John Rosemund Greenwood

Two Injured in South Muscatine Lumber Work

Robert Schenck Jr sawed the third finger of his right hand while using a crosscut saw at South Muscatine Lumber company. John Graebner nearly severed the top of his left index finger chopping kindling. both injuries are painful but improving and expected to heal with activity resumed soon. Additionally a horse belonging to A F Wintermute escaped and was recovered near Sweetland Center. Various residents returned to routines after weekend visits.

South Muscatine Lumber Company Robert Schenck, Jr East Ninth Street Mr. Schenck John Graebner South End A. F. Wintermute Baker and Nebraska Streets Sweetland Center

East Hill residents press petition to grade Sherman Street

Sherman Street property owners circulates new petition after city water works trustees refuse to extend water mains until the street is brought to grade. City council is urged to fix the grade as soon as possible. seven years of prior appropriation and dispute are noted.

Sherman Street City Waterworks East Hill A. G. Tyler Park Avenue

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