Pathfinders down Camels 8 to 2 as Brown shines
Burlington Ia June 16 Pathfinders win their second straight, beating the Camels 8 to 2. Rube Burch pitched for the Camels while Lefty Brown struck out 16 for Burlington. Hart makes a spectacular one handed catch and Lowthers hits a homer as Lamb makes a sharp fielding stop. Attendance 232.
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Burlington
Pathfinders
Rube Burch
Camels
Rohn
Lefty Brown
Hart
Burton
Alperman
Watson
Lamb
Lowthers
C. Brown
Burch
C- Brown
Holycross
Ahring
Brown
Bennett
A. E Ellis
Ross
A Lamb
Muscatine
R. H. P Abring, SR
Ies
Lindberg
Blake
Yeager
Hannibal overwhelms Jinx 12 to 0 in Kewanee game
Hannibal pitcher Dietrick faltered early as Hannibal built a big lead and cruised past Jinx 12 to 0. Batteries were Dietrick Pressy Dilger McGee Shea Frankie.
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Hannibal
Dietrick, Pressy
Dilger
McGee and Shea
Frankie
Petition Drives Grade for Sherman Street Improvements
A red hot petition from East Hill residents asking to grade Sherman Street from Park Avenue to the river road was presented to the city council. They urged sewer extensions and other improvements, noting long neglect and urging cost estimates from the city engineer who was tasked with determining feasibility. All property owners along the street supported the plan.
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Sherman Street
Park Avenue
River Road
East Hill
Miss Pearl Morrow Weds Everett Crow in Presbyterian Ceremony
Miss Pearl Morrow and Everett Crow were married Thursday at the First Presbyterian manse in a small ceremony conducted by Dr. J N Elliott. A three course dinner followed at the bride's East Fourth Street home, with many gifts and friends in attendance as the couple plans a summer northward journey.
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First Presbyterian Manse
Miss Pearl Morrow
Everett Crow
East Hill
John Crow
South Muscatine
Elliott
Edward Morrow
East Fourth Street
Horse Belonging to Rev Stodghill Bolts to Synagogue
A horse belonging to Rev Edward Stodghill ran away on the hill last evening. Mr and Mrs Stodghill were in the church when the incident occurred. The animal bolted toward the Jewish synagogue as Charavari faded from sight.
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Stodghill
Edward Stodghill
Mrs. Stodghill
Baseball games on today’s national league schedule
National League games include Pittsburg at Chicago and Creakivs at Cincinnati with 3:30 start times. Philadelphia visits Chicago in rain and New York tours St. Louis in 3:30 forecasts. American League matchups feature Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Boston with clear skies and 3:30 to 4 p.m. starts.
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Pittsburg
Caeik
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Cloudy
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
Central Association games featured Burlington 8 over Muscatine 2 Monmouth 5 over Ottumwa 3 Galesburg 3 over Keokuk 2 and Hannibal 12 defeating Kewanee 0. National League scores include Philadelphia 1 over Chicago 0 Boston 8 over Pittsburg 7 New York 3 over St. Louis 0 Brooklyn 1 over Cincinnati 0 St. Louis 7 over Washington 8 Detroit 0 over New York 5 Cleveland 2 over Boston 4 in rainy Chicago-Philadelphia clash.
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Central Association
Burlington
Muscatine
Monmouth
Ottumwa
Galesburg
Keokuk
Hannibal
Kewanee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago-Philadelphia
Frightened by Gang, Man Flees to Synagogue After Charivari
A man tied outside fled in fear as a gang attempted a charivari at the Clapper residence near the parsonage on Washington street. He ran to the Jewish synagogue at Seventh and Spring streets. the buggy escaped with minor damage and harness broken in places.
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Washington Street
Seventh
Spring Streets
Epworth League Plans Ice Cream Social at Weed Park
The Park Avenue M E Epworth league hosts an ice cream social at Weed Park this evening with refreshments to be sold. Young volunteers decorate the clubhouse lawn and lanterns on the porch in preparation for the event.
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Park Avenue
M. E. Epworth League
Weed Park
Illinois W R C elects officers at encampment
Joliet Illinois June 16 A full list of officers of the Illinois department of the Women's Relief Corps elected before adjournment here is: President Mrs E V Work Chicago Vice President Mrs Emeline Duffy Ottawa Junior Vice Commander Mrs Ella E Godfrey Rock Island Treasurer Mrs Anna Reilein Aurora
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E V. Work
Chicago
Joliet
Illinois Department of the Women's Relief Corps
E. V. Work
Emeline Duffy
Ottawa
Ella E. Godfrey
Rock Island
Anna _ Reilein
Aurora
Local Social Notes From Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction residents report visits and returns. Mrs. H Barringer came from La Clere to her home and to see brothers near Davenport. Mrs. B F Woodruff visited her mother in Vin ton after travelling Thursday. Helen Johnston returned from Des Moines where she studied at Drake University. Mr and Mrs Charles Shellabarger and Mr and Mrs Charley Clark spent Thursday in Muscatine. Elmer Coulter of Manning has been running the...
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Columbus Junction
Barringer
LaClare
Davenport
B. F. Woodruff
Vinton
Helen Johnston
Des Moines
Drake University
Charles Shellabarger
Charley Clark
Muscatine
Elmer Coulter
Manning
Visitors and residents arrive in Winfield area notes
Listings share visitors and locals in Winfield. W A Cobb rests in Colfax for throat treatment while relatives visit. Miss Vina Wilson returns from Malcom area. Edith Gray arrives from Des Moines with Catherine Snooks. E W Oliver and family plan summer in son in law’s home. Mrs Earl Brown visits mother in Emmetsburg. G Turner and Alma Lewis return from Aurora. Dr Rogers visits from Wapello. E R Lacey travels to Shreveport to visit daughter. S M Van Vliet goes to Des Moines on business. Local Sunday school children enjoy a McKee pasture picnic under Misses Pierce, Hill, Foster, Phipps. Reformed church services draw crowds with a Wilgus-led chorus. Mrs E W Kelley returns from Little Falls. Mrs T W Hendrickson visits Cedar Rapids. W C Moffitt vacationing in city and Fredonia.
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F. M. Mossberry
Earl Brown
Emmettsburg
H. M. Letts
G. Turner
Alma Lewis
Aurora
Dr. Rogers
Wapello
E. R. Lacey
Mrs. H. Gee
Shreveport
Mrs. Lacey
S. M. van Vliet
Des Moines
M. E
McKee’s Pasture
Nellie Pierce
Della Hill
Ethel Foster
Bessie Phipps
the Reformed Church
Evangelist Wilgus
E. W. Kelley
Little Falls
Minn
John Kidder
T. W. Hendrickson
Ednah Scales
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Moffitt
Lone Tree
W. T. Brown
Fredonia
Panama Bonds Expected Bid Opening
Bankers await the opening of bids for fifty million dollars of new Panama three per cent bonds tomorrow with unusual interest due to the absence of the customary circulation privilege and the offering.
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New York
Panama
Wall Street debate over private investment demand and offering price
Bank and trust company leaders forecast prices near $1.02% for private investment demand, while most bond men expect $1.01% to succeed in securing a share of the offering.
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Wall Street
Farm Exchange Near Muscatine Iowa 80 Acres
An 80 acre farm within six miles of Muscatine offered for exchange. Price $65 per acre with mortgage of $1,800. Trade possible for equity in city property or merchandise. Contact F. S. Pentzer at German Bank Building, Muscatine Iowa for details or to arrange a view.
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Muscatine
F. S. Pentzer
Ger
Bank Bridg
Iowa
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