Local residents noted in Muscatine neighborhood updates
Dr. Norton at 527 Maple Ave and Dr. E H King provide general practice. R D Raymond visits Iowa City for weekend. James Myron travels to Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Myron and children head to Ottumwa for a few weeks. Miss Minnie Jahnke returns from Douds. Miss Mildred Luse attends institute in city, visits from West Liberty. Miss Nellie Duncan and Miss Olga Port also at institute in city, visiting Wilton. Mrs. Bert Keeler returns to Lone Tree after weekend with Magee family. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as health tonic with 35 cents price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Jahnke
Douds
Iowa
Freda Schuessler
West Seventh Street
Nellie Duncan
Olga Port
Wilton
Runaway on River Road Involves Carter and Kreiss
Arthur Carter and Glen Kreiss, two South Muscatine residents, escaped without injury after a horse bolted with their buggy along River Road near the Penney residence. The men jumped from the back of the buggy as the reins were torn away, the vehicle crashed, and the horse was slowed and captured after a half mile dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Carter
Glen Kreiss
Mr. Carter
Penney
South End
Henry Bohrman
Columbus
Ohio
Graves
Musservile
Edna Farnam
Quincy
Miss Alice Yeager to Be Entertained by Epworth League
Hoopes Hall hosts a prenuptial shower for Miss Alice Yeager ahead of her wedding to Albert Snavely. Epworth League and Standard Bearers will attend with a social program and refreshments. The event postpones tomorrow's Manlove home picnic by a week and plans for a Musserville church service are being arranged. Nearby residents Charlies McVeigh Arthur Croehl Esther Burnham Harold Murphy are noted in local South Muscatine notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Yeager
Albert
Manlove
Standard Bearers Society
Musserville
South Muscatine
Charlies McVeigh
South End
Davenport
Arthur Croehl
Osman
Esther Burnham
Grandview
Harold Murphy
Letts
Program of Concert at Oaks Arranged
Fair Oaks opens with two concerts on Wednesday. Afternoon program features ten numbers including marches, overtures, waltzes, and solos by Paudet and others. Evening concert presents selections from Pauchet's band with works by Wagner and Luders, plus marches and drum numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks
Fair Oaks
Muscatine
Pauchet
Robertson
Grohake
Rossini
W. Bennet
Galop
Whitney
Algedn Ok
the Swordsman
Luwellyn
Paudiet
Mission Day Held at German Lutheran Church in Muscatine
Muscatine Maennerchor furnished music in the evening and Rev J Hoefner spoke in English. The German Lutheran Mission Day attracted visiting clergy from Davenport Moscow and Atalissa. The day ended with a $150 mission collection and a series of sermons and songs across services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Moscow
Atalissa
J. Hoefner
Ottumwa
Muscatine Maennerector
Yeomen Honor the Memory of Dead Arches
Memorial services for deceased archers were held at 2:30 yesterday by Muscatine Homestead No. 336 American Yeomen. Dr J N Elliott and Rev Thomas Osborn spoke, Earl Payne sang with Edna Kendig on piano, and graves at Greenwood and St Marys cemeteries were decorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Homestead No. 336
J. N. Elliott
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Osborn
Methodist Church
Earl Payne
Edna Kendig
Greenwood
St. Mary’s
Dr J B Smith forecasts cleaner Muscatine and prods next sermon
Dr J B Smith pastor of the First Baptist church announced Muscatine is cleaner than ever and will be the cleanest town along the Mississippi. He warned that next Sunday’s sermon will be hotter and urged citizens to sign cards aiding law enforcement prosecutions and share information on violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
J. B. Smith
First Baptist Church
Law Enforcement League
Mrs Plowman Returns Home From Fruitland Visit
Mrs. Charles Plowman arrived back at her Fruitland home this morning after spending Sunday with Mrs. J. E. Chaver at 706 East Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Plowman
Fruitland
J. E. Chaver
East Tenth Street
Mrs. J L Smith Returns Home After Ill brother's Illness
Mrs J L Smith came to the city due to the serious illness of her brother S E Wales who lives at 811 East Eighth street. She left to return to Adams Station this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cullip
Bayfield
Mary Geer
West Seventhe Street
J. L. Smith
S. E. Wales
East Eighth Street
Adams Station
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Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Northern Michigan
Elegant Lake Steamships
Manitou
Missouri
Illinois
Chicago
Mackine Island
Michigan
Lake Superior
Pentwater
Leland
Ludington
Northport
Roaring
Manistee
Traverse City
Harbor Springs
Frankfort
Charlevoix St. Iznace
Glen Haven
Pet
A. W. Morgan
de Coursey
All Ireland
Dr. Norton
Maple Ave
Will Kieswetter
Lombard Street
Downey
E. H. King
R. D. Raymond
Iowa City
James Myron
West Sixth Street
M. W. Stirlen
George Worrall
Miss Viola
White’s
Cor. 3Rd
Cedar
Cedar Rapids
Edmund Fisher
Fulham Avenue
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Havercamp
Mildred Luse
West Liberty
Bert Keeler
Lone Tree
A. C. Magee
Lucas Street
Prescription Drug Store
Houpes
Epworth League
Drumland
St. Louis
Barnhaus
Seymore
Woodland—Selection
Luders
Eae Wee
Rao
sas Reclikce _Blou
Muscatine Maennerchor
Hoefner
Wagner Bros
2Nd St
Castoria Iurntants
Gheeki
Wm. Crook
Rochester, N. Y
WYETH
Rochester
E. A. Ross
Sharon, Mercer Co
Stephen Bacon
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt Street
New York City
N.Y
A. W. Morgan’s Pharmacy
Muscatine, Iowa
DR. Owt
Chas. H. Gobble
Anson
Hershey
Thompson Bros Co
Portland
Mira Hershey Lumber Company
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