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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
2
Hayward Wisconsin resident Mrs Louis Lacomb reports months of pain and a near operation avoided after following Hartman Sanitarium treatment. She praises the remedy and thanks staff for advice and care.
Mrs. C F Kleist died at her Fruitland township home last evening at eight due to heart trouble. Survived by husband Chas F Kleist and nine children seven sons and two daughters. Born in Holland July 14 1849 she came to the United States at 17 and married April 15 1872 in Muscatine. Funeral plans not yet set.
Keota residents report various social visits and travel. Prof. Charles Yeager attended K P memorial services from Crawfordsville, while Mrs J C Kaufman and Josephine sought care in Brighton. The Wickhams plan a Washington trip to visit relatives, and Roland Neal returns from Detroit City to teach science with a higher salary.
Dr A W Chase's Kidney Liver Pills billed as the world's greatest regulator with combined kidney and liver action. One dose costs 25 cents a box. Free sample offered by The Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
Keota Epworth League delegates L A Warrington Genevieve Hulse and Nelle Fish attend Muscatine District League in West Liberty, Warrington elected district treasurer. Others return from normal in Washington and Cedar Falls, with a memorial day observed by K P and Rathbone lodges and local census work underway.
An advertisement touts Dr Hale's Household Ointment as a universal cure for skin and scalp diseases and sores with prompt relief after the first application. It is sold at drug stores for 25 cents or by Kenyon and Thomas of Adams New York.
Ferdinand and surrounding towns report Sunday visits among residents from Hazel Dell Rock Island Illinois City Foster Wrayville and Reynolds. Several families and friends shared meals and called on neighbors while events at the German M E church and a strawberry social at Charley Peterson’s drew good attendance.
City health board reports seven contagious disease cases in May with 655 animals inspected and killed. Quarantines included scarlet fever, varioloid, diphtheria, and membranous roup. Food inspector notes approvals, licenses, and deaths. badges for officials approved. new measures for health visits and nuisance investigations discussed.
Matthew Randolph of Hoopes addition fell while reaching for ripe cherries on high limbs. He struck the ground and lost consciousness but the surgeon found no fractures, though the back and neck were severely sprained.
Copperas Creek June 20 The Marston baseball club defeated Foster boys in a Sunday match. Also notes of local visits and relatives visiting across towns including Davenport New Poston Millersburg and Nichols plus ongoing work on a ditch digging boat project from Copperas Creek.
The Misses Blanche and Grace Cottrell of Kansas City visit aunt Mrs. Fred Bloomer while Miss W. Veerink of Springfield calls on Mrs. Ed Fishburn. Mr and Mrs Ed Barnard spend Sunday with Adbert Olds. Dorcas sewing society to be entertained by Mr and Mrs Milton Rice at county farm on June 27. Wm Hendricks moved household goods to the countryside last week. Neighbors welcome their return.
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