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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1909

Page

4

Frank Bowman’s Rig Feature Attracts Attention Today

Local notice promotes Frank Bowman’s showroom and urges readers to see the rig the store claims you should own. The item is part of a local advertisement sequence with various notices. A baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Laughlin at 510 East Sixth Street, an 8 pound child this morning. A marriage license was issued to A. L. Harker Jr. and Miss Maud Baker by County Clerk W. S. McKee. First mortgage low farm loans are offered by Titus Loan & Investment Company at 212 Iowa Ave. Mrs. M. A. Barr of West Fourth Street remains critically ill but stable. Slaughter’s Candy Store advertises home made bread, pies, cakes, cookies, ice cream, and candy.

Frank Bowman Ed. Laughlin East Sixth Street W.S. McKee A. L. Harker, Jr Maud Baker Titus Loan & Investment Company Iowa Ave Slaughter’s

S. U. S. Pharmaceutical Alumni elected officers

At the annual convention during commencement exercises in Iowa City officers for the coming year were named. President A N Brown Missouri Valley. First Vice President J E Booge Jr Sioux City. Second Vice President A F Longwell Wellman. Recording Secretary O L Rogers Iowa City. Corresponding Secretary Miss Zada Cooper Iowa City. Executive Board member E M Wertz Davenport.

Towa City S. U. S. Pharmaceutical Alumni Association A. N. Brown Missouri Valley J. E. Booge, Jr Sioux City A. F. Longwell Wellman O. L. Rogers Iowa City Zada Cooper Iowa

Wanted lady stenographer for typewriter supplies

Iowa Sales Company of Davenport Iowa seeks a qualified lady stenographer to handle a line of typewriter supplies. The firm has been established for 20 years and invites applicants to write today.

Iowa Sales Company Davenport Iowa

Pine Mills News Roundup and Local Social Notes

Pine Mills Indiana edition notes Walter Benshoof from Blue Grass in town for business. Sunday Children’s Day exercises at New Era draw many locals. Social visit highlights include Miss Bessie Welsch with parents and Grandma Sickman visiting Muscatine. Robe and road work jobs and housework helpers appear among community updates.

Pine Mills Walter Benshoof Blue Grass New Era Bessie Welsch Joe Daniels Clara Emma Grimm Mary Addie Wunderlich Celia Anderson Ella Alteneder Jake Grimm Chas. Alteneder Andrew Anderson Fred Alteneder Will Wunderlich Wm. Hartman Otto Fitchner Nellie Fix Lizzie Brace Battey Frank Feastal D. Sauer Roy Hartman Aug. Ramm Hazel Dell W. McElroy Pearl August Kemper Grandma Sickman Muscatine Wm. Alteneder

East Buffalo Prairie Social Notes Highlight Visit and News

Miss Gertrude Kelly returns home from Oklahoma for a visit with her aunt. Mrs. Lucy Bull and family visited Cale McClean’s. Arthur Bull bought a new range. A Guy Elliott social drew a large crowd. Rev. Spiller and Mrs. J R Spiller visited relatives. Miss Larriems Almandinger stayed with her sister Nellie Bull. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Davis were busy with sewing and visits at Milt Elliott’s.

East Buffalo Prairie Gertrude Kelly Oklahoma Lucy Bull Cale McClean Arthur Bull Guy Elliott Spiller J. R. Spiller Larriems Almandinger Nellie Bull Wilson Davis Milt Elliott

River activity reports from Drainage District No 5 inspection

The W. J. B. under Frank Boke led a party about forty miles downriver to inspect pumps in Drainage District No 5. The Ben Hershey with a raft passed downstream to a point below Muscatine. Stage today is 9.2 feet, down 2 inches from yesterday.

Frank Boke Ben Hershey Muscatine

Kirk's Career Ends at Iowa Under Marshalltown Star

Iowa City records Chick Kirk leaving the university after a notable run in baseball and football. He debuted Tuesday night for Quincy joining Waterloo for a summer pro baseball stint and in fall heads to Indianola to coach the Simpson football team.

Iowa City Chick Kirk Iowa Marshalltown University Quincy Ill Waterloo Indianola Simpson

Talks by Walsam Greatly Enjoyed at Institute

County teachers institute at the local high school features daily practical talks on commercial geography by Prof. C. W. Wassam of the State University of Iowa. Reports praise his preparation and engaging presentation as he explains the cocoa industry and related products.

Teachers’ Institute C. W. Wassam State University of Iowa Prof Wilcox Amergan Audrey M. Hays Illinois City Hattie Johnston Wilton Junction Mary Pearl Penney Wilton Selma Brammeier Anna Ringgenberg Rena Atwell Bessie Raub Fairport Lettie Jarrard Lone Tree Agnes O'Brien Rosella Shellabarger Vina Wilson

Lawn Social at Adam Beckstein Residence

Nearly sixty members of the Forward Society of the German Congregational church gathered on the Beckstein lawn on Cedar street extension for a July social. The event featured lawn games and Japanese lantern lighting with guests from out of town including Mrs. William Mueller and children, Max Mueller, and Alfred Ultsch of Chicago. The next meeting will be hosted by Henry Hocke on Cedar street.

Adam Beckstein Forward Society German Congregational Church Adam _ Beckstein Cedar Street William Mueller Max Mueller Alfred Ultsch Chicago Henry Hocke

Farewell Picnic Honors Misses Chambers And Cross

Batterson clerks hosted a farewell picnic at Weed park for Miss Ethel Cross who will move to Seattle. About 40 attendees rode the 6 o clock car and enjoyed supper on the club house porch. Spoons were presented to Miss Maye Chambers and Miss Cross as tokens of friendship before departures to Aurora Ill. and Seattle respectively.

Misses Chambers Cross Batterson Clerks Weed Park Ethel Cross Seattle Wash Maye Chambers Miss Cross Miss Chambers Aurora Ill

Mrs Westrate Hosts Farther Lights Society Meeting

Mrs. Matthew Westrate entertained the Farther Lights society of the First Baptist church on Woodlawn avenue Tuesday evening. The program covered Religions of India with papers by Miss Jessie Stirlen Hinduism Miss Emma Steen Buddhism and Mrs. G B Semuels Mohamedanism. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is set for July 12 at Mrs Fred Hoefflin’s home 1096 Lucas Street.

Matthew Westrate Farther Lights Society First Baptist Church Woodlawn Avenue India Carl Schmidt Fred Hoefflin Lucas Street Jessie Stirlen Emma Steen G. B. Semuels

Fraternal Aid Sewing Society Plans Picnic

A notice announces a picnic organized by the Fraternal Aid Sewing Society. Members and friends are invited to attend at a local park with activities and a potluck meal.

Fraternal Aid Sewing Society The

Root Juice touted as a health remedy in local county

Local interest centers on Root Juice praised for curing digestive and nervous ailments. Advertisers claim it soothes stomach lining, purifies blood, strengthens liver and kidneys, improves appetite and digestion, and aids overall wellness. Available at Morgan's drug store.

Morgan’s

Surprise Birthday Picnic Near Naber Farm

On Tuesday agroup of women visited the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Naber three miles east of the city to celebrate Mr Naber s 30th birthday Anniversary. They traveled by wagonette and enjoyed a bountiful picnic supper followed by an impromptu program The party returned home around 9 PM

Henry Naber Naber

Col Hare Thimble Bee Held Tuesday Afternoon

Mrs Joseph Biles hosted a Tuesday afternoon event for Colonel Hare Thimble Bee. The gathering featured sewing sessions and several musical numbers by Mrs Frank Warfield. Refreshments followed at Mrs Samuel Smedley’s East Second Street home on July 29.

Joseph Biles Colonel Hare Thimble Frank Warfield Samuel Smedley East Second Street

Kobes Kuiper Nuptials Celebrated Tuesday

The marriage of John Kobes city sexton to Miss Cora Kuiper was performed Tuesday by Rev. Men ning of the Dutch Reformed church. A reception followed and the couple will housekeep at 1074 Lucas Street.

John Kobes Cora Kuiper Menning Dutch Reformed Church

Rickhoff Taborg Nuptials Celebrated This Evening

This evening at 8 o'clock the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Rickhoff to William Taborg will be held at the bride’s parents home at 975 Newell Avenue. Rev. A L Tilgner will officiate and a wedding supper will follow.

Elizabeth Rickhoff William Taborg Newell Avenue A. L. Tilgner

Grace Lutheran women meet to discuss Korea topic

The Wo mans Home and Foreign Mission ary society of Grace English Lutheran church held its monthly meeting at Mrs. C. H. Liebbe home on West Third Street. Mrs. Herman Wennermark led the session with Korea as the topic and a short musical program followed. Next gathering set for July 13 at Mrs. Johnson’s West Fifth Street home.

Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Grace English Lutheran Church C. H. Liebbe West Third Street Herman Wennermark Korea Johnson West Fifth Street

Ladies Aid Society Hostesses Event at First Presbyterian

Mesdames Eaton Legler Will Butz Vetter Van Riper and Miss McIntyre will host the Ladies Aid society event Friday afternoon in the church parlors. An invitation is extended to church members and South Muscatine Aid Society.

D. T. Eaton J. J. Legler Webb Will Henry Butz Fred Vetter C. N. van Riper Miss Mollie McIntyre Ladies’ Aid Society First Presbyterian Church South Muscatine Aid Society

William Keithley Dies at 1 30 PM at 713 East Seventh

William Keithley died today at 1 30 PM at his home 713 East Seventh street after a six week illness from brain hemorrhage. Born in 1852 he moved to the city from Galena Illinois last year and worked at the Empire City pearl button factory. He is survived by his wife a daughter Lyda two sisters and two brothers all named: Mrs Sam Leonard Mrs Frank Harriman Alonzo Keithley Mrs James Crow and John Keithley Funeral details will be announced later.

William Keithley East Seventh Street Mr. Keithley Galena Ill Empire City Lyda Sam’ Leonard Frank Harriman Alonzo Keithley Bellevue John Keithley Davenport James Crow Muscatine

Publicity suit by Jackson over county publication wins part

Judge Barker grants writs compelling Muscatine county to publish election returns primary expenses township trustee reports and related county reports while denying others. The case, brought by E C Nichols for Index Printing Company and A W Jackson, was heard at the April term with a mixed ruling.

Board of Supervisors Muscatine County A. P. Barker W. 8. McKee Barker Muscatine E. C. Nichols Index Printing Company of West Liberty A. W. Jackson Pepper J. R. Hanley

Fredonia Social Notes Mention Visits and Games

The column lists numerous Sunday visits among local residents including Mrs. George Kranz and Gertrude Schmidt from Muscatine with Mrs. Schmidt, and other families visiting friends in Davenport Cairo Muscatine Cone and nearby towns. The Maroons beat Muscatine Mokenas 7 to 3.

Cranston Woman Helps Mrs Hawkins This Week

In Cranston Iowa on June 16 Miss Hazel Hafner assists Mrs George Hawkins with her work this week. Miss Ross Reynolds and daughter Monica spent Thursday in town.

Local Happenings and School Program Notes

Miss Effie Shires spent Monday night with Norrel Hafner. Gertie Hafner visiting in Wapello. Families and neighbors traveled to Muscatine and Letts for visits and illness. Irvin Bain's arm remains painful from a prior break. Oak Grove Christian church held a well attended Children's Day program with numerous recitations songs and exercises led by Rev. Boyce and local children.

Conesville Effie Shires Norrel Hafner Gertie Hafner Wapello John Powell McKinley Hubert Wayne J. P. Teeter Marvin J. F. Hawkins Muscatine S. B. Snyder Isaac Abbott John Rowell Fanny Hawkins Muscatine County Rev. Boyce Kings Johnny Tucker Victor Boyce Leona Powell Hazel Snyder Arthur Hackett Maude Lane Fern Thomas Laura Brookhart aArthur Hackett Guy Thom

Local Notes and Obituary: Effie McCreedy Returns Home

Hot Springs Ark residents welcome Effie McCreedy back after a season in Pontiac Ill. Verle Dunham of Washington organizes a music class here. John Hillhouse and wife of Havre Ia visit daughter Mrs Will Mitchell. Charles Means from Garden City Kan visits relatives. J B Wallace dies at his Ainsworth home after paralysis. Born March 29 1840 in Butler County Pa he lived in Washington county most of his life. He married Sarah Purvis in 1864 and leaves six children and a wife mother and brother. Funeral at United Presbyterian church Wednesday at 2 p m.

Hot Springs Ark Effie McCreedy Pontiac Ill Verle Dunham Washington John Hillhouse Havre Will Mitchell Charles Means Garden City Kan J. B. Wallace Ainsworth Mr. Wallace Butler County Washington County Kansas Sarah George Purvis Louisa County William Thomas Arthur Hazen W. S. Smylie J. J. Kilgore United Presbyterian Church

Old Clifton Notes and Visits Highlight June Report

Miss Susia McKee of Salt Lake City visits Mrs. Sarah Shaum in Old Clifton. Blanche Soll of Muscatine visits aunt C. J. Knott. she returns home Sunday. Miss Olive Marston ends spring term at Tennessee and begins summer vacation. Margaret and Nancy Huston host a gathering Saturday. Families of Knott, Shaum, Marston, Freeland, and others share Sunday visits.

Old Clifton Susia McKee Salt Lake City Utah Sarah Shaum Robert Nichols M. F. Murray Blanche Soll Muscatine C. J. Knott Miss McKee Abbie Morgan B. F. Shaum Olive Marston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank Iowa Avenue J. Cc. E. Franklin M. A. Barr West Fourth Street Journal Mayflour Geo. Bitman Walsam Cara-Ja Geo W. Reuling Col. Hare Thimble Rickhoff Taborg Jackson Fredonia George Kranz Gertrude Schmidt Jane Schmidt W. C. Brown J. F. Gambell Nellie Wm. Toms Cairo Frank George S. L. Johnston Ethel Fay Hawkins Tommy Newell Idaho Susie McKee John Schanning Lon Diller Cone Maroons Muscatine Mokenas Walter James Lawrence Crull Scott van Dyke Lettie Westerman Myrtle Knott Lee Mishler J. H. Snyder Chas, Brown George Russell D. D. Mapes A. Williams Sadie Diller Joe Reed Bard Ruth Hunt Moline Lulu Mishler Pool Burlington Jesse Biebinger M. R. Edmondson Alva Shaw Tom Carey J. R. Kemp Glenn Harry Mishler Sam Burke John Wilson J. Ss. Shellabarger Ellen Snyder Joe Murrey Cranston Scheetz 2Nd St Eschmidt Chestnut St Harry Kern Mgr Letha Hawkins Austin Bain Joy Ella Snyder Emma Boyce McKinley Powell Fanny Hankins Ethel Chown Agnes Townsley Gertie Hawkins Donald Epperly Paul Boyce J. A. Chambers Merle Millard G. C. Neiswanger Harvey al. Burris Duluth Hugh Hall Howard Beanblossom Cedar Rapids Iva Strain Guy Coulter L. A. Stephens Norks Burr Publishing CO West 39Th ST New York Pacific Coast Elmington Oregon Sunset Magazine Far West Sunset Travel Club San Francisco Cal
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