Local residents visit Wilton and surrounding towns
Misa Rachael McConnaha travels west of the aity for a Wilton visit. Mrs. CG Wagner spends the day in the city and returns to Grandview on the afternoon train. Miss Frances Boot of Wilton returns home after attending a city institute. Mrs JF Lenses of Kalone visits and leaves for Chicago by afternoon train. Miss Mittie Noyes of Davenport returns from Healona after a short city stay. Miss Bernice Garman of Princeton visits Montemuma home and leaves yesterday afternoon. Mrs Harry Crozier of Victor, Pa., spends the day in the city and goes home on the afternoon train. Miss Diva Halor returns to Letts after the teachers Institute. Miss Ruth Lee and Miss Florence Porter attend the institute and head home to Wilton. The Misses Faye Stutler and Pearl Ludden of Wilton attend the institute and return by afternoon train. Miss Mary Anderson, Mit Imm Langs and Rosalo Mosher head home to West Gibarty after the teachers institute. Mrs C Hinkel of Winfield and Mrs S A Clark of Fayetteville Ark visit and depart for Winfield on the afternoon Firefly. Miss Wa Erleson of Wilton spends yesterday in the city and returns home by afternoon train. Mrs J O’Conner visits from Wilton and leaves for home in the afternoon. Mrs Mary Ts Holch and Miss Nel Mo Eldeh of Morning Sun, visiting at Rev and Mrs Van Moeixa’s home, depart for home in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Frances Boot
Wilton
Tunchora
J. F. Lenses
Kalone
Chicago
Misa Mittte No
Davenport
Healona
Apent
Bernice Garman
Princeton
Henrietta Smith
Montemuma
Mary Anderson
Mit Imm Langs
Rosalo Mosher
Weet Gibarty
Teachers’ Institute
Wa Erleson
J. O'Conner
Mary Ts. Holch
Nel Mo Eldeh
Morning Sun
Robert van Moeixa
Tenth Street
Grand View Avenue
South End
Trig
Day
Grandview Avenue
South Ind
Appel
Nichols
Howard Diercks
St. Louis
Urey
Nelle Lemkan
Grand Men Avenue
Charles Thorsson
Indiana Aveas
Lone Tree
Richard T. Sampson
Mill Street
John
George Danielson
Ilinois Street
South Dakota
Mre. &. M. Blodae
Rock TsTand
C. Knight Lome
Edward Binz
Bismarck Street
Ming Frances Booth
Muscatine
Wm. Lang
Ge Berry
Z. CG. Caughlan
Rock Inland
Orria
Earl Orris
Columbus City
Rt. Mary's
Mud Creek
Cames
Anna Wildasin
Myre Maurer
Sordell College
Residents complain of speeders on Grandview Avenue
South End residents charge motorcyclists and autaists endanger pedestrians on Grandview Avenue by speeding and revving engines to break the speed limit. A city-wide response is urged, with calls for motorcycle police patrols to catch violators before they flee. Local residents and several visitors are noted in a roundup of activities on Grandview Avenue and nearby streets.
Harris Delights A Fair Audience In Tennessee Lyceum
Professor A M Warris of Nashville Tennessee addressed Muscatine county farmers Friday morning and entertained teachers and friends Friday evening. He recited the story of Ebenezer, delivering vivid impersonations that delighted the audience. He is head of public speaking at Vanderbilt University and a leading lyceum lecturer in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Warris
Neshville
Tend
Muscatine County
Ebenezer
Harrigg
Vanderbilt University
South
Negus Families Reunion and Local Social notes
One hundred thirty relatives attended the Negus families reunion at Mrs. Albert Hemingway's home near Springdale. West Liberty attendees included Zedek Wilson, William Negus, Mrs Rosa Negi and her daughter Miss Forentine. West Liberty sent a 30-member delegation to the Rebekah convention in Columbus Junction. China Painting Club meets at Mrs A Whitmere's on Third Street next Monday afternoon. Various locals, including Henry Mellick and Miss Ronni Nichols, were seen in Town City and Iowa City visiting or returning home after outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Negus
Albert Hemmingway
Ear Springdale
Messrs
Mesdamen Zedek Wilson
William Negus
Zg Posy
I. Tamlineon
Rosa Negi
Misa Forentine
Rebekah
Columbus Junction
China Painting Club
A. Whitaere
Third Street
Henry Meliick
H. A. Knott
Roni Nichols
Mesers
J. &. Sanders
B. Barnes
J. Chase
Porast Sanders
Lowa City
James Dickerson
Delos Morris
Morongo
Mina Proper
Daughters Club Meets at Mrs Mead Home In Iowa City
Thirty members of the King's Daughters gathered at the home of Mrs Elmer Mead Friday afternoon for a pleasant program followed by refreshments of strawberries red cream and cake in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loong Norton
Beatrice Baker
Alice Styles
Ins Garretaon
Atta Mina Propat
Sylvia
Ellen Stevens
Towa City
C. $. Barclay
King's Daughters
Elmer Mead
Tilden Presents Circus for Delavan Children
Chicago June 21 Edward Tilden the millionaire packer will stage a $10,000 circus today for all children within walking distance of his Delavan estate in Wisconsin. About 8,000 youngsters are expected as a special carload of entertainers leaves Chicago. The event honors Tilden’s vow to repay Delavan and provide a day of rides, aerial acts, and a big dinner for local kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Hdward ‘Tilden
Packer
Tiden
Lake Delavan
Wis
Delavan
Clreur
Edward Tilden
Free Recipe for Weak Kidneys Promised by Doctor
An advertisement offers a $3.50 recipe claimed to cure kidney weakness, back pain, and urinary issues. It touts a rapid recovery and urges readers to request a copy from Dr. A. Robinson in Detroit, promising a plain envelope delivery and home use. The text hawks a single remedy as a miracle cure and presses readers to mail for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A. 5
Robinson
Duck Building
Detroit
Mich
Former Iowans in West Virginia mining dispute
Former Iowans John F. White and James A. Devitt, leaders in the United Mine Workers of America, traveled to Washington this week to press for relief in a West Virginia coal strike. They met with the attorney general through Senator Cummins, aiming to avert indictments against miners’ officials by month’s end. White predicted the investigation will vindicate the strike and expose peonage and unlawful imprisonment. Devitt prepared for a Charleston trial and urged unity among Republicans to counter Democratic power. Representative Kirkpatrick faced heat-induced illness and stayed in his hotel room. Representative Prouty proposed $14,000 appropriations for public buildings in Nevada, Winterset, Knoxville, and Indianola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
John F. White
O? Oskaloosa
Indianapolis
Uulea Ming Workers of America
James A. Devitt
Oskaloosa
Wesk
Washington
West Virginia
Cummins
Miner's Union
Ar. Avhito
Senate
Chesapeake and Ohlorushdam
Devitt
Charleston
Pepper
Towner
Kennady
Woods l
Kirkpatrick
Mr. Devitt
Democrata
Democratic Party
Democrats
Local Notes and Social Visits Across Muscatine Area
Wintox and others depart for Cedar Rapids on Friday for brief business visits while friends and relatives travel between Muscatine Sioux Falls and Luverne. Social gatherings include a Mary’s Sawing Circle picnic on Mud Creek with a lawn supper and games.
Mt Vernon Area Socials and Local Visits Reported
Mt Vernon residents and guests are noted at various visits and events including Mr and Mrs G. N. White, Miss Eva Halpwell of De Witt, Glen Buffington on a Muscatine business trip, and several citizens returning from institute in Muscatine. The Grace Reformed Sunday school held an annual field day at Leaker Grove with a noon basket dinner and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eamt
Mt. Vernon
Lao
Nmrg
W. Robinson
Daversport
Eva Halpwell
Dewitt
A. R. White
Glen Buffington
Muscatine
Florence Port
Ruth Tee
Peat Luellen
Faye Stutler
Institute
R. L. Cotton
Moline
M. A. Gilek
Rollinson
Centerville
Oakshursday
R M Thitner
Herry Frenzel
Virginia
Town Ficken
G. J. NicolJaug
Alte
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Leaker Grove
Sugar Creek
Local Social Notes From Friday Visits
A brief social column records Hay racks and carriages for a jolly time. After lunch the company dispersed. Mrs R E Creitz traveled to Davenport Friday noon to visit her son briefly. Mr and Mrs Charles Hoffman of Muscatine spent Friday with Charles Henderson at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Creitz
Davenport
Charles Hoffman
Muscativg
Charles Henderson
Calves Sold In Three Wagon Loads For 2200
Iowa farmer D J DeHoosh sold eight Holstein calves for 2200 to neighboring farmers who loaded them in three wagon loads. The seller, a dairy cattle breeder, reads Kimball's Dairy Farmer for practical up to date dairy information. Subscribers benefit from editor owners of dairy farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. DeHoosh
Iowa
Kimball
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Lucile Kimball
Thor
Aillagts
Ia Fay
Misa Rachael McConnaha
The
Aity
Jett
CG. A. Wagnar
City
Grandview
Harry ‘Crozier
Victor, Ta
Orain
Diva Haler
Ruth Lee
Florence Porter
Pearl Ludllen
C. Hinkel
Winfield
5. A. Clark
Fayetteville, Ark
Allen
Taddeesa
Alles
Northern Steamboat Company
St. Paul
Morning Star
White Collar Line Steamers
Quincy
Big Dam
Helen Blair
Burlington
Imade
H. A. Bernhardt
Ofice Foot of Chestnut St
Ow. H. Gamont
S.a.aomie
Pearl City Fual Company
Muscatine, Ta
Orty
Autaists
Harris
Ty Pewing Lo Institute
Qwest Liberty
Alfit
Keith
Snoeare
T. W. Cherry
East Second St
Muscatine, Iowa
Tilden
Delevan
Joun P. White
New Varnum
O— John Briar
New York
Mr. Briar
Prouty
Nevada
Winterset
Knoxville
Indianola
Wintox
Interurbans
L. & 1. Limited
N. W. Ry
Clinton
Chi
Mason City
Sioux City
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
San Francisco
GED, Kranz & Son
Tsé
Wolf’s Head
Banker Auto Co
Cedar Street
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Limited
Rock Island
Ferguson
Hal
Ray
Des Moines
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