Local People Return After Day of Shopping in City
A string of Letts Wilton and Columbus Junction residents spent the day in the city with brief returns home noted for H. Gremmel Mrs Otto Schmitz Missa D L Cline Mrs J J Vanfossen Ray Hain Mrs Fred Hacker and many others. Drs Morgan and E B Fulham went to Wilton for an operation and plan to return in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schmitz
Letts
Missa D. L. Cline
J. J. Vanfossen
Wilton
Ray Hain
Fred Hacker
West Third Street
Mrs. Eisenhart
Chas. Rogers
J. M. Smalley
Geo. Herr
John Duncan
East Hill
Drs. Morgan
E. B. Fulham
O. W. Howe
B. C. Cranor
Columbus Junction
Mrs. KE. Ellsworth
Fredonia
P. R.L. van Horn
Moon
J. C. Wilson
M. B. A. Bend City Lodge
Mode Brotherhood of America
K. of P
Martha A. Cosgrove
Pra Geo. Patrick
Memorial services held by Knights of Pythias and Rathbone Sisters
In Columbus Junction on June 16 the Knights of Pythias and Rathbone Sisters observed memorial services at the local cemetery honoring departed members. Floral tributes were placed on graves including those of Dr. I. C. Brown H. P. Clough David Robbins Herbert Gelatt J. M. Klotz and Mr Strouber. The Rathbones' circle hosted activities for a Sabbath school class with treats and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias and
Rathbone Sisters
Columbus Junction
Columbus City Cemetery
K. of P
I. C. Brown
H. P. Clough
David Robbins
Herbert Gelatt
J. M. Klotz
Mr. Strouber
Rathbones
Nora Mitten
Henry Wilson
Chautauqua Grounds
Hazel Wagner
Gladys Parkin
Alice, Wilson
Hazel Marion
Alta Deihl
Hazel Patterson
Erma McElwain
Fred Kern
Mary Carpenter
W. A. Smith
Owatanna
Minn
G. Robertson
Frank Johnston
Glora Cutcomb
Earl Gray
Ames
J. E. Gray
Shellbark
Monticello
Harriet Pickett
Washington
Chicago
Emma Cunningham
Fairmont
W. Va
Willis Hawley
Pickett
J. C. Bollembeck
Arlington Heights
T. J. Gamble
H. Banta
J. J. Carr
Fredonia
Inez Oliver
Davenport
Nellie Pierce
Crawfordsville
Chas. Reeder
Baby
Jerusha Marving
Leon
Iowa
Melba Smith
Hallie Carr
Zola Wilcox
C. V. Shipman
Colfax
Rathbone
Jas. McKee
Garry Stapp
Cotter
Will K. Moore
Muscatine
James Kendrick
Missouri Valley
J. C. Kendrick
Ft. Madison
Arthur Hall
Cornell College
New Chicago and New York Train The New York Special
The Pennsylvania Railroad introduces The New York Special a daily Chicago to New York service starting Sunday June 11. Depart Chicago at S o'clock a. m. reach Pittsburg 8 30 p. m. and New York 8 15 the next morning with a 23 hour trip and 5.00 extra fare. The train includes Parlor Car Dining Car and Coach cars Chicago to Pittsburg and Sleeping Car to New York. For details contact Geo Jenkins Des Moines T P A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Geo. Jenkins, T. P. A
Des Moines
Country News Roundup From Wapello to Millersburg
Montezuma and West Liberty reports from correspondents across the region summarize local happenings. The column highlights community happenings, notable people, and everyday events gathered by the Journal staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
West Liberty
Monte
the Journal
Morning Sun Society Notes and Local Happenings
Morning Sun items report Amy Hewitt breaking two forearm bones after a ladder fall while cherry picking. Invitations issued for the St. Louis wedding of Carlotta Schroers and Capt. Boyd. Local residents and visitors include Warfield, Mahaffy, Yoke, Lunbeck, and Upson case updates. Etta Williams to graduate Coe College. birthday surprise planned for George Swan. society meets to study South America. Oliver Williams to wed Minnie Olston. Kilpatrick to undergo appendicitis surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Hewitt
St. Louis
Cc. T. Boyd
Christchurch Cathedral
G. C. Warfield
Traer
Iowa
James Mahaffy
Lessie
Wapello
R. G. Hawkins
J. B. Wright
Alexis
Nauvoo
R. Selzer
Red Oak
P. A. Yoke
Lunbeck
Burlington
C. Upson
South America
Albert Williams
Minnie Olston
Kansas
Margaret Huffman
Corning
Blanche Wilson
Monmouth
Harry Russell
Columbus
Lela Kilpatrick
Burlington Hospital
Local Visitors and Socials Reported in Cairo Area
Cairo and Wapello residents frequent nearby towns with visits noted. Mr. and Mrs. H. Murray visited Wapello. Mr. Ripley of Burlington and Arthur Peters of Wapello were in Cairo. others include Leona Sellers assisting Mrs. Hamiston and George McGraw at flag day events in Wapello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
H. Murray
Wapello
Ripley
Burlington
Arthur Peters
Ann McKinley
Homer Winder
Leona Sellers
Chas. Hamiston
George McGraw
Arthur Mewhirter
Will Willcox
Marsh
Pine Creek Social Roundup From Pine Mills to Muscatine
Residents attend Muscatine show with several local visits noted. Emma Brant returns from Davenport after a week. Otto and Mrs Fuchner enjoy Davenport days. Eva Satterthwaite visits Rinnert home. Missel, Kretschmar conduct business in Muscatine. Ira Reeves returns from the hospital. Harvey Fix visits his sister in Muscatine. A Friday night storm caused extensive damage to farms and fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Creek
Muscatine
Emma Brant
Pine Mills
Davenport
Otto Fuchner
Eva Satterthwaite
Rinnert
Mike Missel
Harvey Fix
Ed. Bierman
Paul Kretschmar
Ira Reeves
Kemp Couple Welcome a Son on Muscatine Island
Muscatine Island reports Mr and Mrs noe Kemp welcomed a baby son. L L Webster's illness eases as he slowly improves. Albert De Camp and wife visited Letts friends. Frances Cross left for Grinnell for summer. A league gathering is set for next Sunday at 8 PM. Mrs G W Corwin visits her mother in South Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Island
Noe Kemp
L. L. Webster
Albert de Camp
Letts
Frances Cross
Grinnell
G. W. Corwin
South Muscane
Fairport Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Esther Kemper Edith Pantel and John Kemper Jr were evening callers at Mrs. Fred Weddekind Sr near Sweetland. Mr and Mrs Frank Feustel and Jit were also listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairport Ridge
Esther Kemper
Edith Pantel
John Kemper, Jr
Fred Weddekind
Sweetland
Frank Feuste
Sunday social notices from Muscatine area
Sunday visitors included tle daughter and Ed Pazderski along with Ed Wunderlich and others. Pine Mills church set services at 7 30 pm led by Rev John Hehmer of Wapello. Several families such as Kemper Wunderlich and Gatton were guests at Moritz Pauls. Esther Kemper visited her parents for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Ed. Pazderski
Muscatine
Addie Brase
Freda
Cora Kemper
Pine Mills
M. E
John Hehmer
Wapello
Fred Wunderlich
Ed. Weddekind
John Kemper
Noah Dussenbery
Buffalo
Frank
Chicago Market Reports and Price Averages
Chicago June 16 market notes show wheat corn oats and pork bids with No. 2 red wheat around 97c and July around 87% for futures. Live stock and cattle receipts are listed along with Chicago produce prices for dairy eggs butter and fruits and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jly
Wong Vkee
Bae Ae
Kansas City
Omaha
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Timothy
Tyne
Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Sheep Quotes
Yogs Receipts 15 000 strong to be higher. stockers cows and other cattle prices vary with quality. Butchers lambs and heavy sheep notes show range from 3 50 to 7 25 for lambs. Bulk sales quoted around 5 35 to 5 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shippers Ay
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report
Butter and eggs steady in Chicago market with creamery butter at 16.19 cents and dairy butter 15.17 cents. Eggs steady at 13.14 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Report
Chicago market notes on poultry prices with Easy turkeys at 14 to 15 cents per pound chickens 11 to 12 1/2 cents and springs 2.00 per dozen up to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat and corn prices at New York Produce Market
On June 16 in New York the market quoted July wheat at 93 and a half cents, and corn at 58 and three quarters cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
New York market notes butter types with prices: creamery 21 to 23 cents. dairy 24 to 25 cents. renovated 13 to 17 cents. factory 13 to 16 cents. imitation 18 to 19 cents for extras and firsts. Eggs from the West at 17 to 17 ½ cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Poultry Market Pricing Report
New York poultry prices list items for June 16 showing fowls at 10 13 cents, springs 22 23 cents, broilers 24 26 cents, and turkeys 12 11 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Markets in Brief: Cattle Trade Shows Extreme Weakness
Yesterday's markets report cattle futures and cash prices with broad weakness. Choice fat cattle hold steady while medium and bulk offers drop. fat cows active with steady prices. canners and bulls mixed. calves higher but common grades weak. hogs show improved early demand then softening. shippers and speculators lead买ers with most sales around 5.32 to 5.40 per cwt and top at 5.45.
Sheep Market… Coarse Ewes Fall While Lambs Steady
Coarse heavy ewes decline 15 to 25 cents. Fat handy sheep and yearlings near steady. Handy shorn lambs steady. Others 10 to 15 cents off. Best shorn lambs at 6.65 dollars, springs at 7.25 dollars.
Keota News Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Tensions
Keota residents report Mary Coffman in Washington for county institute and Ruth Morelock visiting from Burlington. J. W. Richardson and Mayor Jones traveled to Sigourney on business while a river gathering honored Flag Day. A dispute over an adopted son’s arrest sparks calls for thorough investigation and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Mary Coffma
Washington
County Institute
Genevieve Schreckengast
Grandpa Crayne
Lizzie Dutcher
Andrew Campbell
Jacob Simmerman
Joseph Simmerman
Wes Chaster
Chapter C. M. of
P. F O
Ella Ritchey
Chicag Lyceum Bureau
McKee
Havercamp
Stirling
Muscatine
D. A. Watkins
Guy
J. W. Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Sigourney
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. Gremmel
B. H. DeCamp
Fruitland
Circus
Lilah Matherly
Stewart Road
Numadia
Wm. Baker
Culver Street
Anna Wilson
West Seventh Street
Essie Wright
East Second Street
Cranston
Lyell Reppert
Bertha Grade
Sampson Street
Ella Marr
Sylvia Robertson
Cedar Street
J. C. Stutler
Marguerite Rockwell
Mulberry Street
D. J. Dwyer
Margaret Miggins
Hirt & Fesler Piano Co
Montezuma
Millersburg
Getters
Mackey’s
Big Clothing House
East Second St
Donovan Commis
Columbia River
Mort
DR. Mott’s Chemical Co
Cleveland
Ohi
A. W. Morgan
Woodbine Camp NO
Royal Neighbors OF America
Minnie Barnard
Emme Hoeffnin
Maggie Klindolph
Muscatine Court
Woodman Hall
J. B Reay
J. C. Coster
Banmer Lodge
NO. 10
D. OF H
A. O. U. W. Hall
Degree of Honor Sewing Society
Mollie E. Wiles
Crouch
Mull
F. O
Muscatine Aferie No
Yecanan Pall
Finch
C. F. Gordon
W. P
Muscatine Castle
Fast Second Street
C. J. Hackett
Frese Elma Scott
Eagle Lodge No
Second Street
Wm. Hingst
M. W
Muscatine Homestead
Yeoman Hall
Jacob Fisch & Sons
Gast Second Street
O. L. Pyeatt
M. P. Goff
W. 2Nd St
Knights OF Pythias
Yoming Lodge No
K. P
Iowa Avenue
C. C A. L. Lindner
K. of R
Shelby Norman
Oo. E. S. Flecta
Mets
C. H. Sterneman
W. M
August Othmer
Sec’y
Bankers’ Pioneer Association
Valley Forge Post
Wecome
T. R. Gladstone
J. F. Moshier
Fhelry Norman
M. O. Stanwood
Gus. Schmidt
Masonic
RB. A
A. W. Scott
H. P. Ss. L. Johnson
A. F
A. M
H. J. Dean
Bankers Reserv
Fischh’s
Fise
Wm. Appel
A. . Arnold
Sue Browning
Ladies OF the Maccabees
Muscatine Hive
Maccabee H
Asthalter
Gertrude Hine
Waivie Niebling
Fraternal Aid Associatio Bloomington Council
Shammo
Ingo
Maxson
Major Johns Circle
Grand Army OF the R
G. A
A. Muscatine Camp
Mern Woodmen of America
Woodmen Hall
Olds’ Block
F. A. Streitler
J. A. Leyda
Clert
O. F. Muscatine Lodge
Miria Lodge
Secor
Pearl City Lodge
Regula
Fish Hall
Ea Second Street
J. W. Richards
Prea
Louise Maisenbach
Iowa Legion OF Honor
Argus Lodge No. 17
C. E. Crow
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