Riverside and Muscatine White Sox Play at Fair Grounds
Local note lists a Sunday baseball at the fair grounds with Riverside versus Muscatine White Sox. Mrs Kaiser travels from East Second Street to Fairport to visit friends and relatives for several days. Rev E Gertner of Germanville near Brighton visits Rev George Meier at the German Lutheran church residence.
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The
Fair Grounds
Riverside
Muscatine
White Sox
E. Gertner
Germanville
Brighton
George Meier
German Lutheran Church
Physician shifts focus to disease prevention through public education
The speaker states the time has come for physicians to prevent disease by educating people on proper living. This preventive approach becomes the core of their practice and focus.
Dr Cal W Smith Office Hours and Contacts
Dr Cal W Smith lists office at 118 Iowa Avenue with hours 9 30 to 11 30 am and 2 30 to 4 30 pm. Contact numbers Iowa Telephone Office 73 M and Iowa Telephone House 220 X Mississippi Valley House 2059.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal. W. Smith
Iowa Avenue
Iowa
Mississippi Valley—House
Local Social Notes from Franklin's and Nearby Homes
Miss Roxie Throop and Miss Hattie Van Zyle are among guests visiting relatives in Aurora Illinois and Davenport Iowa. Mrs M RB Shammo heads to Chicago for two weeks, while Edward Lindle brings new honey from Lakeside farm and expects a large crop. Father J I Greiser returns from Davenport. Mr and Mrs Henry Miller arrive from St Paul via the Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Sidney
St. Paul
Edward Lindle
Lakeside
Journal Classified Ads and Local News Notes
Miss Campin departs Bellevue hospital for two months in Dubois Pennsylvania to visit relatives. Bertha Jarrard leaves for home for a week from Columbus Junction. Belter family from South Muscatine and Albert Schroeder return from Chicago vacation. Journal want ads offer employment calls at one half cent per word paid in advance. Evening meeting at M. E. church promotes ad opportunities with endorsements from Rev. Robt. McIntyre and J Wesley Holland. City Union sponsors event and favorable notices from several papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Campin
Bellevue Hospital
Dubois
Pennsylvania
M. E
J. Wesley Holland
Robt. McIntyre
J. W. Holland
Washington
C. Laverne Peck
Galesburg
City Union
Prof Murl Life Reader At 218 Lawa Avenue Arrives
A newspaper notice advertises Prof Murl a world renowned life reader offering insights and revelations at 218 Lawa Avenue near Red Paint Store. He claims to reunite separated couples and banish ill luck with reduced rates and extended hours from 10 am to 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murl
Lawa Avenue
Bolion Tuesday Lecture by Prof Bolton at Muscatine Institute
Professor Frederick E. Bolton of the State University of Iowa will lecture both morning and evening at the Muscatine county teachers institute now in session. Attendance reaches 142 with 11 new names today. Morning devotional led by Rev J N Elliott followed by two solos from Miss Jesse Stirlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Bolton
State University of Iowa
Muscatine County
Jesse Stirlen
Muscatine
Edith Hoffmeyer
Sophia Hagerman
Edith Clemons
Florence B. Barclay
Sarella Te Winkle
May E. Platte
Mable Hoffman
Margaret Maher
Mary Maher
Fifty Attend Rebekah Convention at West Liberty
Nearly fifty people left this morning to attend the district convention of the Daughters of Rebekahs at West Liberty. The home lodge degree staff performed well on the convention floor. Miss Fannie Bilkey and Mrs. Thomas Watson were on the program, the first with a selection and the second with a paper.
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Rebekah
the Daughters of Rebekahs
West Liberty
Home Lodge
Fannie Bilkey
Thomas Watson
Bowman's Barn Fire Kills Two Driving Horses Mystery Origin
Fire gutted Fred Bowman's livery barn last evening at 7 with two driving horses burned. Losses include a large stock of button material and several surveys. insurance details to come. Local accounts mention a liquor-influenced man seen nearby, though proprietors dispute credibility. The Bowmans estimate losses around 5000 plus 2000 in furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bowman
Bishop and Hagerman
Bowman
New Parsonage Nears Completion for German Congregational Pastor
The new parsonage for Rev. C. A. Detimers of the German Congregational Church is almost finished and will be occupied by the pastor within weeks, according to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Congregational Church
C. A. Detimers
Highland Noble Sewing Circle Picnic Set for June 27
The Highland Noble Sewing Circle met at Mrs. James Hume's home where refreshments of strawberries cream and sandwiches were served. Members planned a picnic at Weed Park on Tuesday next and announced the next meeting at Mrs. Van Wagner's home 204 Baker Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Noble Sewing Circle
James Hume
Weed Park
van Wagner
Baker Avenue
Picnic by Christian Endeavor at German Congregational Church
Members of the Christian Endeavor society of the German Congregational church went to Wyoming Hill in the steam launch Mignon. They spent the day in sports and amusements, with a bountiful dinner and supper served by the ladies, and returned to the city about 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
German Congregation Church
German Congregational Church
Wyoming Hill
Jolly Seventeen Club Enjoys Fortunes and Roses Affection
The Jolly Seventeen were entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Geo Weltz. Members received fortune slips and enjoyed amusements before a dining room refreshment table of roses with purple clematis. The club will be hosted by Mrs. Mary Schmear in two weeks.
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Jolly Seventeen
Foster Illness News From Linois City
Foster 111 near Linois City reports August Mavia gravely ill at parents home with consumption for months. Mr and Mrs Wm Krueger of Ferdinand visited Dan Kleist family. Pine Bluff Children day exercises drew large attentive crowd. J H Foster traveled to Rock Island on business last week.
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Foster
Mavia
Linois City
Mavis
Wm. Krueger
Ferdinand
Dan Kleist
Pine Bluff
J. H. Foster
Rock Island
Grace Schwertfeger to N E Crees in New City
Miss Grace Schwertfeger and N E Crees married in the city last evening. Miss Dora Emmerson of New Boston, Illinois, attended and will remain several days to visit the couple and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Emmerson
New Boston
Ill
Grace Schwertfeger
N. E. Crees
Miss Emmerson
Local notes from Lincoln Iowa June update
Correspondence from Lincoln Iowa reports Mamie Lutze and Minnie Hauri visiting Muscatine relatives. Lacey Porter ends term at school No. 7. William Timmerman accompanied by an Iowa City visit. Mr and Mrs Jos Horn host their daughter Mrs J Fiely and her children from Solon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Mamie Lutze
Minnie Hauri
Muscatine
Lacey R. Porter
Wm. Timmerman
Iowa City
Jos. Horn
J. Fiely
Solon
Local Social Notes from Maple Grove District
June 22 Maple Grove report highlights visits among area families. Ira and Mrs. Greiner visited Ira's parents, B. F. and Mrs. Greiner. Durant resident John Thede called on Gus Gruemmer. Elmer Jewett visited Shiloh friends. Mrs. Geo Wegner of Denver stayed with George Nolte’s family. West Liberty couple John and Mrs Waener visited at Nolte’s. Wm Place and L. C. Kiser hosted guests from Cedar County. Gus Gruemmer toured Davenport. Wm Frick and Will Templeton parties visited Ed Friedli. Will Templeton and Pearl Minor from Wilton called on Nolte.
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Maple Grove
Ira Greiner
B. F. Greiner
John Thede
Durant
Gus Gruemmer
Elmer Jewett
Shiloh
Geo. Wegner
Denver
Colo
Geo. Nolte
John Waener
West Liberty
George Nolte
Wm. Place
L. C. Kiser
Cedar County
Davenport
Wm. Frick
Local News Briefs From Strawberry Hill Area
June 22. Elmer Shellaberser of Lake township, previously ill, is now able to be out and visited his father in law E Taylor last week. Mrs McColm and children Florence, Mildred and Revel attended the Cranston commencement Saturday evening. Rose and Bill Carpenter were in Cranston Saturday evening. George Hawkins has purchased a fine local farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Grove
Muscatine
Columbus Junction
Buzzard Bay
Will Lowe
E. L. Stephenson
Fairfield
Fred Wagner
Harmon Hahn
Iowa River
Taylor
John Blake
Clyde Collage
Eva Eowing
Fraternal Aid Association
Odd Fellows
Strawberry Hill
Elmer Shellaberser
Lake Township
E. Taylor
McColm
Florence
Mildred
Revel
Cranston
Rose
Bill Carpenter
George Hawkins
Neva Norris Returns Home From Muscatine Vacation
Miss Neva Norris returns home from Muscatine where she has worked for several months and plans a vacation. Sunday baseball saw Sandy Grove defeat Muscatine nine. H Mauserholder and family visited Mr Chashman. Mr and Mrs F M Brown visited Lee Brown last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Norris
Muscatine
Sandy Grove
H. Mauserholder
Chashman
F. M. Brown
Lee Brown
Mrs Lord Ills Persist Amid Local Happenings
Toolsboro reports Mrs Lord remains quite sick. Miss Lena Mathews closed her Palo Alto school with a picnic. Mrs R R Hunt of Oakdale visited Mrs M E Parsons. Miss Mary Simpson of Grandview visits her sister, Mrs John Smice. Mary Brock and Charlie Searles are active in town.
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Toolsboro
Lord
Lena Mathews
Palo Alto
R. R. Hunt
Oakdale
M. E. Parsons
Mary Simpson
Grandview
John Smice
Mary Brock
Charlie Searles
Wapello Visits and River Rise Concern Farm News
Mrs. M. E. Parsons attended the usual events in Wapello Tuesday and Wednesday. Allan James is visiting Ft. Madison. The Iowa and Mississippi rivers are rising causing worry among bottomland farmers. Mrs. Sprows spends the week at A. Kimball's country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
M. E. Parsons
Allan James
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Mississippi
Muscatine Journal Ad Readers Wanted Daily
The Muscatine Journal seeks every man woman and child in Muscatine and nearby areas to read the daily want ads. The ads are described as interesting and potentially money making for readers who engage with them each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Little Journal
Willing to Oblige. A Street Exchange Turns Testy
In a street encounter a man challenges another on a story being told. One man insists the tale is false while the other offers a counter version, leading to a tense exchange over credibility and truth.
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Iowa Ave
J. I. Greiser
St. Mary's
W. B. Throop
Gimble
Roxie Throop
Aurora
Leverich
D. W. Shiek
Chicago
Frank Shiek
East Seventh Street
Hattie van Zyle
Newell Avenue
Western Union Messenger Boy
Journal
Western Union Boy
Bertha Jarrard
Herman Belter
South Muscatine
Albert Schroeder
West Hill
East
Prof
Muscatine Journal
Muscatine Daily Journal
Bolion
University
Teachers’ Institute
Woron
Toben, Malone & Co
Bowman's
Additional Society
W. B. Fuller
Record Office
N. Rosenberger
Dr. Klein
Lethbrand & Ryan’s
Seventh and Linn Street
Geo. W. Keckler
East Eighth Street
Shirt Store
Sam Borger
Clotaier
Iowa Plumbing and Heating CO
Frank Ashcraft
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