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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1910

Page

4

Woman Falls Into Vault at East Eighth Home

Mrs. M. L. Merriman of Chicago narrowly escaped death after stepping on a vault floor at Mrs. G. E. Scott’s home at 311 East Eighth. The floor collapsed, she fell into the pit, sustaining severe head and breast injuries and heavy bleeding. Leonard Fuller and three men rescued her. she was taken to Hershey hospital, doctors Attending include Ap pel, Oliver, Klein, and Fulham. condition serious.

M. L. Merriman Chicago G. E. Scott East Eighth Street Scott Leonard Fuller Bert Chaudoin C. Loving Albert Othmer

Mrs Sarah Garmer Dies After Four Year Illness

Mrs. Sarah E. Garmer of the Burlington road south of town died around 3 30 this morning after a four year illness. She was 46, born January 1 1864 near Keithsburg. She leaves husband, mother, one son, three brothers John Bailey Huron Ia George Bailey Monmouth Il Will Bailey Huron Ia and sister Mrs J D Day Waterloo Ia Funeral services will be held at the home Monday at 9 00 am with Dr J N Elliott First Presbyterian officiating. The cortege will proceed to Keithsburg for interment.

Burlington Road Sarah E. Garmer John Bailey Huron George Bailey Monmouth Will Bailey J. D. Day Waterloo Town J. N. Elliott First Presbyterian Church Keithsburg

Decree Entered for Plaintiff in Bridges Divorce Case

Judge D W Jackson grants a decree for the plaintiff in the Fannie Bridges v Benjamin Bridges matter after default is entered in district court.

Bridges Fannie Bridges Benjamin Bridges D. W. Jackson

Russell Hampton Dies in Sioux City Hospital

Rock Island Illinois reports the death of Russell Hampton age 54 at a Sioux City hospital after an appendicitis operation. He formerly served as local manager for the Iowa Telephone company at Muscatine and was born in Rock Island in 1874, living there most of his life before moving four years ago. His brother Orville was at his deathbed.

Rock Island, Ill Sioux City Russell Hampton A. H. Hampton

Memorial for Rock Island native Hampton obituary

A Rock Island native who rose from local service to district manager for the Iowa Telephone company died with Sioux City as his last headquarters. He served in the Spanish American War and was married in 1908 to Ruby Watros of Cresco Indiana. Survived by his wife, his parents, two sisters Clara and Harriet and brother Orville. Funeral will be held in Rock Island.

Spring Valley Grinnell Muscatine Iowa Telephone Company Sioux City Hampton Rock Island Company Ruby Watros Cresco

Maennerchor Outing Planned at Volger Cottage

The Maennerchor of the German Lutheran church will hold an outing tomorrow. Members will meet at Volger cottage on the Cedar river banks for the event.

Maennerchor Volger Cedar River

Local Officers Return From Des Moines Instruction School

Captain Alfred Wagner and Lieutenant Charles Fifer have returned from Des Moines after several days at the school for commissioned officers. Other local officers were detained by business affairs and could not attend.

Des Moines Alfred Wagner Chas. Fifer

Government to pay $100000 reward to Richard Parr

Washington June 18 Richard Parr customs deputy of New York helped recover over 2 000 000 in sugar under weighing frauds Taft and Secretary MacVeagh agreed to pay him 100 000 but treasury moiety funds lack enough money and Congress may be asked for an appropriation Parr revealed a secret spring on the deck of the American Sugar Refining Co and other reward claimants were rejected.

Richard Parr Washington, D. C Customs Deputy New York Taft MacVeagh The Treasury Congress McVeagh Parr American Sugar Refining Co

Neal Institutes Offer Fast Home Cure for Drink Habit

A Neal Institute cure claims a three day internal treatment using 30 drop doses with no injections. It promises a permanent win over drinking and urges readers to contact Davenport Iowa, Des Moines, Sioux City or Omaha offices for a free booklet and guaranteed bond.

Neal Bruce Atlantic Iowa Neal Institute Neal Cure Institute M. J Farnum S&t Davenport Des Moines Sioux City Omaha Neb

Young People's Association Outing Planned for Muscatine Slough

The B Y P A of the First Baptist church will spend Tuesday evening at the Muscatine slough with rowing and outdoor amusements. Supper at 7 o'clock and invitees include members and friends. An all day Cedar River outing is planned for July Fourth.

First Baptist Church Muscatine Slough Cedar River

Lyons-Mabel Frazer Wedding Reported in Omaha

Word of marriage reached Miss Margaret Lyons for her brother Winfield Lyons who wed Miss Mabel Frazer Tuesday evening at the bride’s aunt’s home in Omaha. The groom, once a Minot resident, worked in a sash and door factory there and is now in Omaha with many local friends sending congratulations. The Lyons couple reside at 2563 Dodge Street, Omaha.

Margaret Lyons Winfield Lyons Mabel Frazer Omaha Neb Timothy Lyons Minot N. Dak Lyons Dodge Street

Two Speakers at Institute today in morning and afternoon talks

Dr. Ira Woods Howerth and Rev. F J Leonard spoke in the morning at the institute. Leonard urged reverence for authority and teachers should learn before guiding children. Howerth discussed the physical basis of efficiency and health in children. He closed with the finished product of public schools emphasizing health, literacy, knowledge, thinking, language, ideals and self-confidence.

F. J. Leonard Ira Woods Howerth Institute Father Leonard Howorth Dr. Howerth Howerth C. W. Wassam

Sunshine Club In Regular Meeting Next Tuesday

The regular session of Royal Neighbors' Sunshine Club members will be held next Tuesday afternoon at Woodmen hall. A number of members will act as hostesses and refreshments will be served.

Sunshine Club The Royal Neighbors Woodmen Hall

Local social notes and farewells from Muscatine

Guests of honor include Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Ballentine and camp members. Departures include Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Park and party for Berkeley California. Death announced of Mrs. Catharine Foster with burial plans. Several local visitors and trips noted among families and Davenport guests.

Old Resident of Louisa County Dies in Concord Township

Gottlieb Blankenhorn, longtime Louisa County resident born in Württemberg Germany on December 13 1824, died at 5:45 this morning at his Concord township home. He married Christina Vogel in Germany. they had thirteen children, eight living, including sons George Blankenhorn Mapleton Iowa David Washington Iowa Charles Columbus Junction and Michael Columbus Junction and daughters Mrs Fred Boepple Fairport Iowa Mrs Mary Uhl Mapleton Iowa Mrs Kate Fink Downs Kansas and Mrs Rose Uhl Sioux City. He emigrated to America in the early fifties and had lived in the county for over fifty years.

Columbus Junction Gottlieb Blankenhorn County Concord Township Germany Wurtenburg Christinea Vogle George Blankenhorn Mapleton David Washington Charles Michael Fred Boepple Fairport Mary Uhl Kate Fink Downs Kan Rose Uhl Sioux City

Local residents observe brief visits and departures

In Muscatine and surrounding towns, residents made short trips and visits Friday and Saturday. Vera Naeve came from Davenport to visit her brother Dr. W J Miller. F A Martin traveled to Muscatine for business. A G Feers returned home after Davenport. William Mahoney visited Muscatine. F B James went to Davenport for a day with friends. F E Little from Colona Illinois left for Worthington Minnesota to visit relatives. Bessie Saunders returned to Manila Ta from the Marshall home. George Mannasmith left for Durant to visit his daughter Mrs Herman Teufel.

Muscatine Vera Naeve Davenport W. J. Miller F. A. Martin A. G. Feers William Mahoney F. B. James F.,e. Little Colona G. W. Kelley Worthington Minn Bessie Saunders C. M. Marshall Manila George Mannasmith Durant Herman Teufel

Sunday visitors at the Jas. McNal home

Copperas Creek Ill June 18 Those who spent Sunday at the Jas McNal home were: Mr. and Mrs J Noble and family of near New Boston Mr and Mrs N W Ripley of New Boston Mr and Mrs John Mc Nal and family of near Seaton Mr and Mrs Chas Mewes Jr and daughter Lela Deakman of Illinois City and Ada Thomas of Illinois City

Copperas Creek Ill Jas. McNal J. Noble New Boston N. W. Ripley John McNall Seaton Chas. Mewes, Jr Lela Deakman Illinois City Ada Thomas

Muscatine High School Elects Helen Heezen English Instructor

Miss Helen Heezen, graduate of Muscatine High School and Grinnell College, was elected a member of the Muscatine High School faculty for the coming year. She specialized in English and Latin and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree, serving as valedictorian of her class. Frances Huffman of Kewanee, Illinois, visits the Huffman home on East Fourth Street.

Helen Heezen Muscatine H. D. Heezen Lake Township Miss Heezen Grinnell College Heezen Frances Huffman Kewanee, Til D. B. Huffman East Fourth Street

Honeymoon Surprise Shower at Gelatt's Lake Camp

Mr and Mrs Bert Lewis enjoying a honeymoon at Gelatts lake camp were surprised Friday as relatives held a miscellaneous shower. Attendees included J E Lewis Mrs Joe Lewis of Muscatine and several other Lewis family members and friends.

Columbus Junction Bert Lewis Gelatt’s Lake J. E. Lewis Joe Lewis Muscatine Mmes R. F. Duncan Will Lewis T. W. Hendrickson J. B. O'Connor Mrs Guy Lewis Ferro] O’con

Funeral Sunday for Mrs. Elizabeth Wood at Greenwood

The funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Wood will take place Sunday at 2 PM at the family home on Lucas Grove road. Rev. H. M. Strong will oversee the service, with interment in Greenwood cemetery.

Webb sisters visit DeWitt duo in city home

Misses Juanita and Anna Webb of DeWitt Nebraska arrived in the city and are visiting at the home of Mrs. Will Cochran located at 115 West Eighth street.

A. B. Stiles Glen Ella Winifred Trenton, Mo W. H. Zetler West Eighth Street Juanita and Anna Webb DeWitt, Neb City Will Cochran

Delicious Sunday Dinner at Our Cafe

A cafe advertises attentive service and full meals, noting they spare no expense to obtain waiters who understand your wants. The best meal needs good service, and theirs provides both a delicious Sunday dinner for 25 cents.

Local residents depart for visits in nearby towns

Wilton hosts Mrs. L B Mason who leaves for Davenport to visit her daughter Mrs. Fred Kincaid. Mrs. A W Steen returns home to Buffalo after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J N Edge. Lucian McCoy leaves for Atalissa for a short visit. Several local young women attend a regional event with friends before returning home.

Edith Henderson Bertha Scull Leila Stevens Arminta Blunk Selma Brammeier Hattie Johnston Pearl Penney

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Titus Iowa Ave Airdome Princess Stock Co John Poell Brady St Samuel Whitman Oak Street Columbus’ Junction Edith Woods East Second Street Ft. Madison William Wright Muscatine Hive Ella L. Mark Supreme Hive Samuel’s Candy Store East Second St E. Scott Trax Marquette Cement Marquette Cement Mfg. Co la Salle Marquette Bldg W. G. Block Co Muscatine Distributors Sarah Garmer Musca Iowa Telephone OLEH Ance J.C. Meacham Land Co Hershey Neal Institutes Spirit Lake John Hanft Faye Lewis Earl Ainsworth J. C. Erwin West Liberty F. Abrims Carl Grandy Louisa C Gottlieb Blankenhorn Dies Clifford B. Wade Denham Cedar Second Doole Stark Motion Pictures King Edward VII South Muscatine Fuel Company Titus Loan & Inc. Co F. Giesler Gorden Setter Woodlawn and Orange Sts Bond Bond’s Restaurant Wilton Wittich Brothers Baltimore San Francisco Hershey State Bank Sycamore
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