East Hill Willis Entertains At Annual Picnic
The Vienna Pearl Button company’s D A Willis of New York City sponsored the annual employee picnic at Weed Park. About forty workers rode a special car, enjoyed games and a supper at six, under the Muscatine branch manager Charlies Spieth who arranged the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Willis
New York City
Vienna Button Company
Weed Park
Weed’s Park
Muscatine
Vienna Pearl Button Company
Charlies Spieth
Local visitors board from Wisconsin and Colorado
Mrs. Martha Noble of Monroe Wisconsin visits Mrs. J G Holmes on Halstead street. Mr and Mrs Henry Jepson of Grand Junction Colorado with Mrs Sarah Jepson of this city depart for Maine to visit eastern friends and relatives. Miss Grace Chapman of Conesville visits Mrs Emma Cone on East Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Noble
Monroe
Wis
City
J. G. Holmes
Halstead Street
Henry Jepson
Grand Junction
Colo
Sarah Jepson
Maine
Grace Chapman
Conesville
Emma Cone
East Second Street
Bucklen's Amica Salve Heals Bruises Sores and Burns
An auto collision leaves bruises and cuts and Bucklen's Amica Salve is advertised to heal quickly. The ad notes the salve treats sores burns and bruises and lists Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havercamp
Obituary for Montgomery Clark of Lone Tree Iowa
Montgomery Clark born January 8 1834 in Brown county Ohio died June 27 1908 at Lone Tree Iowa aged 74 years 5 months 9 days He joined the M E church at 21 then the Church of God at Salem Highland township Washington county Iowa He married June 21 1872 to Miss Podaris who survives him He served in Company D 13th regiment fought Lookout Mountain and Chattanooga He leaves two half brothers Josephus Kirts Oklahoma and J M Kirts Alma Nebraska The funeral was held at the M E church in Lone Tree with sermon by Eldler L F Chamberlin Iowa City assisted by Revs Phillips and Black Interment Lone Tree cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Clark
Brown County
Ohio
Lone Tree
Iowa
Mr. Twining
M. E. Church
Church of God
Salem
Highland Township
Washington County
Podaris
Clark
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Josephus Kirts
Oklahoma
J. M. Kirts
Alma
Nebraska
Eldder L. F. Chamberlin
Iowa City
Phillips
Black
Lone Tree Cemetery
Cake Secrets Booklet Free With Swan's Down Flour
A 32 page booklet of finest cake recipes sent free if you mail your grocer's name to Igleheart Bros Desk 7K Evansville Ind. makers of Swan's Down prepared cake flour for fancy home baking in packages. Ask your grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igleheart Bros
Desk 7K
Evansville
Ind
Mineral Bath City Access by Grand Trunk Railway
Mt. Clemens is described as the Mineral Bath City reachable without changing cars via the Grand Trunk Railway System. Time tables and a descriptive pamphlet are offered free by Geo. W. Vaux A G P T A at 135 Adams St Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Clemens
Bath City
Grand Trunk Railway System
Adams St
Chicago
Muscatine Muscatine District Conference at First Methodist Church
The Muscatine District Conference gathers at First Methodist Church with sessions open to the public. Key events include Bishop William A. Quayle speaking Monday at the tabernacle and Rev. Fred B. Tucker preaching Tuesday in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Muscatine District
William A. Quayle
D. D
Tabernacle
Ministerial Association
Fred _ B. Tucker
Tucker
Iowa
Butler
James WW. Bashford
Pekin
China
Community Picnic Plans and Church Activities Schedule
A notices list outlines meetings for committees on Monday at 7 15, Ladies Aid on Tuesday at 7 45, a Sunday school picnic with streetcar gatherings and park meals, and midweek prayer and church services. It notes Epworth League disbanding and summer meeting suspensions, with pastor C E Baumgarten leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth
Cedar Strs
Ladies’ Aid Society
Roach & Musser
South Muscatine
Jno. Lemkau
Epworth League
C. E. Baumgarten
Address by Rev. W. A. Quayle at church tabernacle
First Congregational Church schedules events with Rev. W. A. Quayle addressing gathered churchgoers at 8 p.m. Monday. Thursday features a prayer and praise service for all. Last Thursday’s attendance was strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Death of John Lewig 85 in Muscatine
John Carl Lewig aged 85 died Saturday at 5:30 pm at his son’s home 964 Fulham avenue Muscatine after senile gangrene set in He was born March 20 1823 in Germany emigrated to America lived in Wisconsin before moving four years ago to Muscatine He leaves five children two brothers William in Germany and Charles in Wisconsin Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 30 pm at 964 Fulham avenue with Rev George Meiers of the German Lutheran church officiating Interment Greenwood cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hill
Paul Baker
Wilton
E. Ford
Davenport
City
Phillip Metz
Madison Street
George Niebling
Wapello
George Daut, Jr
Indiana
Chicago
Margaret Huffman
Morning Sun
Nell Downer
Washington Street
May Grosjean
Letts
W. H. Hines
Park Avenue
A. Rosenbach
Burlington
D. F. Pulse
Sheridan Stret
Otto Ling
Brook Street
A. W. Frazier
Hazel Frazier
W. P. Frazier
Bertha Kelley
Columbus Junction
Hattie Kane
Smalley Avenue
Mary Long
Illinois
D. Dungan
Beggs Street
S. D. Bailey
Quincy
S. F. Boke
East River
John Kane
Green Bay
Wis
R. D. Poole
Tonea City
Oklo
Poole
M. E
Fred Humphrey
Sherman Street
M. Muenster
Rock Island
Wicke
Madison, Stret
N. A. McCoy
J. G. Holmes
Will Fischer
Muscatine
John Carl Lewig
John Lewig
Fulham Avenue
Lewig
Wisconsin
Germany
America
John
Augusta Steffen
Caroline Mark
South Muscatine
Fullam Avenue
Postal Employes to Meet Thursday in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids gathering will include postmasters from twelve counties and rural carriers totaling more than four hundred positions. National and state officers, including President Jameson and Inspector Stewart, are expected, with dinner at the Allison hotel and sessions in the Dows building starting at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Adams
Childs
C. E. Stewart
Iowa City
Jameson
Federal Court Room
Dows Building
Allison Hotel
Jackson
Clinton
Scott Counties
Woman's Mission Circle Meets Friday on Hershey Avenue
A brief business session closes the devotional service. On Friday, June 26, the circle will meet with Mrs. F. M. Ziegler on Hershey Avenue at o'clock. The topic Struggles and Victories Among the American Highlanders will be led by Mrs. C. A. Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Mission Circle
F. M. Ziegler
Hershey Avenue
C. A. Griffin
Ladies' Aid to Meet at Mrs Kendig's Home
The South Muscatine Ladies' Aid society will gather Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Kendig's Park Avenue home for sewing. A prayer meeting is planned for Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
South
Oldest Cedar County settler James C Walton dies at 78
James C Walton aged 78, Cedar county's oldest settler, died at 8:30 this morning at his home northwest of Wilton. He was born April 15, 1830 in Jackson County Ohio, married Caroline Copeland in 1858 and had seven children. Surviving are four sons and two daughters. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Local residents and visitors are named in a series of short notices throughout Wilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Copeland
Laura Hanna
J. Parker Walton
Vernon Walton
Albert Walton
Cedar County
Anna Barclay
Wilton
Local Social Notes From Olive Branch and Neighboring Towns
Mr and Mrs August Cover spent Monday evening with Chas Pantel. Mrs W C Richards and son Clarence of Muscatine visited Tuesday with the Pantel family. Emmie Pantel and Celia Nichlas were business callers in Fruitland. The fish commissioners of Davenport were in the vicinity Thursday. Freddie and Celia Nicklas visited Emmie and George Pantel Thursday evening. Henry Nicklas and Albert Johnson visited Fruitland while August Johnson and son Albert came from the Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Branch
Mrs
August Cover
Chas. Pantel
W. C. Richards
Clarence
Muscatine
Emmie Pantel
Joe Kinsley
Clida
Fred Nicklas
Henry Nicklas
Chris Pantel
Celia Nichlas
Fruitland
August Johnson
Albert
The
Bluff
Freddie Nichlas
Fish Commissioners
Davenport
Freddie
Celia Nicklas
Emmie
George Pantel
Arden Summer Social Draws Heavy Attendance
June 22 report from Arden notes a large crowd at John Hitchcock’s Tuesday social hosted by the High Prairie M E Ladies Aid. roughly thirty dollars were raised. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Whaley of Minneapolis staying with Rev. and Mrs. W M Stice, and several locals home for summer from Grinnell Burlington Toledo Muscatine West Liberty and Haskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardon
Grinnell
Edith Riggs
Toledo
Arthur Timberlake
West Liberty
Abbott
Conesville
Wilbur Chapman
Wilson Riggs
Chicago
John Hitchcock
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society of
High Prairie
Stice
Arden Hall
S. E. Cole
Ed Seiler
Erma
Sylvia Butsler
Haskins
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Ws Ee Co
Willis
Vienna
Button Factory
PEO
Ple
Fulliam
James C. Walton
Wilton—Funeral
Myrtle Koenigsaeger
Viola Tilgner
Earl Tilgner
Emil Johnson
Leonard Friedericksen
Stella Mooney
Atting Brown
Business College
Cecelia Russell
M. A. Barr
Robert
G. W. Kelley
J. R. Brown
Joe Brown
Geo. Shamit
J. F. Marolf
W. A. Pye
T. Berry
Mechanicsville
Kate McGuckin
A. Haussler
Kansas City
Wm. Ross
Nellie Byall
Lowell
Little Son
Baker
Dolly Knott
Mr. Bierkamp
Tipton
Mr. Dean
Miss Knott
H. E. Nicolaus
E. C. Hart
Jennie
Fannie Russell
Fonda
Charles Hart
John Creese
Olive Brancr
Electric Park
Herrick Refrigerator
Sole Thompson Bros. Co
Oxfords
W. 2d St
Mneichen & Casper
Ing
Will Bloom
Hugh Wigim
McQuesten & Sawyer Company
WM. J. Watson
Iowa Avenue