Local social notes and business listings on Pine and surrounding towns
Mrs. Leslie Jordan sails for a few weeks in Macon Missouri to visit friends. John A. Robbins advertises fire insurance with reliable companies. Mrs. William Downs returns home from Columbus Junction after shopping. Dr. E H King advertises general practice and surgery. Mrs. P M Madison returns home near Lone Tree after shopping. John Browning of Nichols attends to city business then returns home. Warren Winn returns home after visiting Davenport. S F Russell of Nichols returns home after business. Dr. C E Crow travels to Letts for the morning. Mrs. L L Seymour returns to the city from Davenport by steamer Columbia. Mrs. William Briggs returns home from Columbus Junction after shopping. Mrs. Joseph Stineman of Letts returns home after shopping. Miss Sarah Bilkey returns home from Letts after attending the Rebekah convention. Dr. Husted advertises general practice at 4th floor G A Bank Bldg. Phone 953. H D Palmer leaves for Burlington to spend the week with friends. William Manson leaves for Columbus Junction to visit friends. Nebraska alfalfa and corn feed and chop at 1.25 per cwt from Great Western Cereal Co. Miss Mary Metzger returns from Washington Illinois after visiting friends. Mrs. George R Noll returns home near Columbus Junction by Firefly after a day in town. Mrs. Sarah Golds of Riverside visits with Mr and Mrs Edward Borvin on East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Husted
G.A. Bank
H. D. Palmer
Burlington
Sarah Golds
Riverside
Edward Borvin
East Second Street
Nellie Brown
Angel of the Flowers
Grace Barrows
Mother Earth
Anna Pinkham
Margaret Pfeiffer
Dorothy Downey
Gladys Hobert
Rufus McCoy
Addie Cooper
Josie Eshelman
Forget-Me- Nots
Velma Fowler
Laura Barrows
Florence Washburn
Earl Hobert
Bessie Cracker
Buddie Downey
Marion Pfeiffer
Johnny Jump-ups
James Eshleman
Raymond Eshleman
Charles Downey
Glen McCoy
Our
King
Ora Applegate
Golden-hearted Daisies— School
Apple Blossoms
Nellie Downey
Iif
Every Star
An Angel
Anna Strauss
Flora Manlove
Rose
Fanny Groters
South Muscatine
Charles Graham
Harold
Grandview
Mary Jennison
Philip Street
George Manley
Sampson Street
Gilbert Washburn
Kansas Street
Nellie Fuller
Rock Island
William Peck
Emma McGlaughlin
Sterling
Col
John Holmes Injured on Nyenhuis Farm in Illinois
John Holmes of 507 West Fourth Street was thrown from a wagon on the Nyenhuis farm in Illinois after the wagon rode over a stump. He suffered two rib fractures and received medical treatment from Dr. F L Appel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holmes
West Fourth Street
Nyenhuis
Illinois
F. L. Appel
South Muscatine Picnic Draws 200 Plus Attendees Near Wapello
McKee and Bliven factory employees plan a Saturday picnic leaving at 8 AM for grounds near Wapello with over 200 tickets sold. Return trip begins at 5 30 PM, trains stop at Oregon street and Grand View avenue, with contests including tug of war races egg race and clay pigeon shoot. The South End raft from Stillwater may reach by next week amid low water delays. Local news notes Mrs. Westerfeldt’s visit and Rev. Fred Smith’s return from Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee & Bliven
Wapello
Oregon Street
Grandview Avenue
Round House
South
Free KC Cook’s Book from Mrs Janet Hill
The Cook’s Book by Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill editor Boston Cooking School Magazine offers over 90 tested recipes and color illustrations to reduce living costs and ease bake-day work. Send the colored certificate from KC Baking Powder can to Jaques Mrt Co Chicago with your name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Jaques Mrc. Co
Chicago
Ill
Program 10 to Be Given Sunday at Musserville Friends Church
A Sunday afternoon observance of Children's Day will feature a program at Musserville Friends Church. The event promises to be interesting and is announced for the church service schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musserville Friends
Ser
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills Offer Gentle Liver Stimulation
An advertisement extols Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills as a nongripe laxative that activates the liver and stomach, clears constipation, and improves digestion and blood quality. It claims they avoid calomel and dope, soothe nerves, and cost 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Local Students Perform in Sunday Afternoon Program
A large South Muscatine local program featured singing recitations and dialogues including Onward We Are Marching School and Forget-Me-Nots. The article also notes residents visiting relatives and recent illnesses and recoveries among town residents.
North Prairie Church Children’s Day date change
North Prairie church Children’s Day exercises move from June 19 to June 26. Local social notes report families of Maurer, visits by Walter and Rexroth households, and illnesses. A man collecting farm home and barn pictures visited the area. Dr Weaver from Muscatine attended Mrs Hahn. Alfred Marolf and Mrs John Marolf visited Muscatine and Bellevue hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Prairie
North Prairie Church
John Maurer
Henry Maurer
Robert Maurer
Fred Walter
Cedar County
Orange Judd
John Hahns
Weaver
Muscatine
Alfred Marolf
John E. Marolf
Bellevue Hospital
Edward Rexroth
Wilton
Adolph Rexroth
City defers paving project for a year in council action
The City Council voted to postpone paving in the city until next year due to late season. They approved laying out the sewerage district for Paving District No. 27 and will complete grading and preliminary work this year. Lucas Street grading and Sub-Sewerage District No. 20 work will proceed this summer with a council meeting next week to finalize the sewer district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Street
Main 1
Community Notes From Springdale and Vicinity
Local residents attend gatherings and visits across Springdale. Social events include birthday celebration for Elsie Maxson and visits by Mrs. Ann Smith and Miss Bertha Sanger. Improvements announced on village roads and ongoing cistern cleaning by Cedar Rapids workers. Nearby travelers and residents such as Miss Nellie Minsch and Miss Maggie Dunham are noted visiting, with Prairie River area commutes and callers from Tipton and Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Webster
West Liberty
Nellie Minsch
Hubert
Oklahoma
James M. Berry
Ramond Rockyfellow
Iowa
Springdale
Maggie Dunham
Rochester
Lizzie Maxwell
Oskaloosa
Charles E. Mather
J. M. Berry
Herbert Worrall
Thomas McGeary
Cedar Rapids
Paul Mathers
Elizabeth Long
Clarence
West Buffalo Prairie social notesJune visitors and gatherings
Sherm Powell visited from Muscatine on Friday. The M W A plans Fourth of July events in E M Castles grave. Mr and Mrs George Rausch visited Muscatine Saturday. Wallace Reeding and family stayed with O Peterson Sunday. Gid Reed visited Muscatine Monday. Charley Vanatta and family and H R Potter family visited Floyd Hessmans Sunday. Ben Vanatta from Iowa City visited with relatives several days and returned Monday. Sherr Powell family visited Chas Vanatta Sunday. Will Powell and wife attended Children Day at the Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Buffalo Prairie
Ill
Sherm. Powell
E. M. Castle
George Rausch
Wallace Reeding
O. Peterson
Gid Reed
Charley Vanatta
H. R. Potter
Floyd Hessman
Fowler
Lizzie
Barbara Retig
Maud Retig
Ben Vanatta
Iowa City
Sherr. Powell
Chas
Vanatta
Will Powell
Lewis Hessman
the Prairie
Riemcke Honored as Grand Senior Warden in Iowa Masons
G. A. Riemcke of this city was elected Grand Senior Warden of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Iowa at the Waterloo session which concluded yesterday. Cedar Rapids was chosen to host the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Grand Lodge
G. A. Riemcke
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Iowa
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Clinton Lands Sterling Infants Players for Northern Association
Alex Baird catcher Ernest Sanders and H. Burke pitchers Frank Bullick at first base Fred Graham at third Ed Beck at shortstop from the Sterling Infants have signed to play with Clinton in the Northern Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Infants
Tigers
Sterling
Alex Baird
Ernest Sanders
H. Burke
Frank Bullick
Fred Graham
Ed. Beck
Clinton
Northern Association
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonials
Sabattus Maine woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for her healthy recovery before childbirth. A Graniteville Vermont resident reports relief from nervousness and other symptoms during the Change of Life after using the compound. The letters advocate the remedy as a standard female health treatment for various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabattus
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
H. W. Mircuety
Graniteville
Charles Barclay
R.F.D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ichardson & Boynton Cos
U. S
Pson Bros. Co
Leslie Jordan
Pine Street
Macon
John A. Robbins
William Downs
Columbus Junction
E. H. King
John Browning
Nichols
South Dakota
J. Linn Hoopes
Warren Winn
Davenport
Roscoe Avenue
S. F. Russell
C. E. Crow
Letts
L. L. Seymour
Columbia
William Briggs
Joseph Stineman
Sarah Bilkey
Iowa Avenue
Rebekah
William Manson
Columbus’ Junction
Nebraska
Great Western Cereal Co
Mary Metzger
Chestnut Street
Washington, Ill
George R. Noll
Dis
Muscatine Produce & Pure Ice &O
Bell
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
M'Kee & Bliven Factory
South End
Joseph Westerfeldt
Fruitland
Kate Benn
Fred Smith
Musserville M. E
Keota
K C Cook
Musser
Ville Friends
Thompson Brothers
Arthur Fogg
Liberty Avenue
Dan Maxson
Glome
North Liberty
Willard M. Maxson
Ann Smith
Podoe
Lawyer Todd
G. B. Hutcheson
Peter Wingert
Tipton
Susie Ward
Cedar Valley
Bertha Sanger
West Branch
Hannah James
William Davis
James Greenway
W. S&s. Maxson
Elsie
William Mather
George Kennedy
W. C. Phelps
Springdale Township
Billy
A. J. Sawyer
Cedar River
Keith
Smith’s
Axminster
Ratlerson Stores
Riemcke
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