Republican Judicial Convention Set for Davenport IA 1910
A notice announces a Republican delegate convention for the Seventh Judicial district covering Clinton Scott Jackson and Muscatine counties. It will convene August 4 1910 at 1 30 p m at Davenport courthouse to nominate four district court judges and handle related business. Delegates allocated by county and votes for B F Carroll in 1908 are listed. Henry Jayne chairs.
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Seventh Judicial District
Clinton, Scott, Jackson
Muscatine
Court House
Davenport
Iowa
B. F. Carroll
Clinton County
Scott County
Jackson County
Ceee
Muscatine County
Republican Judicial Committee
Henry Jayne
Ardon Couple Wed In Chicago Reach Home
Miss Mary Swartz returns to Muscatine after a visit at the John Lee home. Mr and Mrs Lee Summers are home from Chicago where they were married June 8. They will be at the Downer property in Ardon for friends to visit. Robert Dean visits Mrs Ann Byrne’s home. Mrs Eichelbarger visits Muscatine Wednesday. Mr Lee and Mr Foaly from Nichols spend days in Arden. Mr and Mrs Fred Fergenson and children return from Illinois. Rev Hoffman and family of Letts visit with the Percy family.
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Ardon
Mary Swartz
Muscatine
John Lee
Lee Summers
Chicago
Downer
Robert Dean
Ann Byrne
Eichelbarger
Lee
Foaly
Nichols
Arden
Fred Fergenson
Illinois
Rev
Hoffman
Letts
Percy
Electric Bitters Promised as Remedy for Digestive Ailments
Life-long bondage to dyspepsia liver complaints and kidney troubles is needless Electric Bitters is the guaranteed remedy 50c Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Havercamp
Significance of Theatrical Deal Ends Trust Control in Circuit
The Independents win the battle to end the theatrical trust hold on the Chamberlin Harrington circuit. The Grand in Muscatine and other houses will feature top Shubert attractions on one night stands, with 1,800 theaters in the National Theater Owners association now in control. Davenport reports Charles T. Kindt says the war is over and the independents, backed by the NT OA, can offer equal terms to all syndicate acts.
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Independents
Theatrical Trust
Muscatine
Chamberlin
Shubert
Charles T. Kindt
Davenport
New York
National Theater Owners’ Association
Chamberlin-Harrington-Kindt
Community notices from Bloomington in June
The Bloomington area records numerous local happenings including travelers and visitors from Pasadena to Buffalo Prairie. Social visits occur at Winnemore and LeFever homes, rural school course completions by Sinnett Garnes and Moser, and various dinners and calls at Hoopes Drake and Ne gus households. Several residents plan high school and university activities.
Kalona Social Roundup Sees Local Arrivals and Visits
Kalona and nearby towns report a busy week with J. E. Miller visiting Burlington on Monday. Elsa Sommers made a business trip to Cedar Rapids, while Mrs. J. K. Mehaffey visited Washington. Bessie Cupp and Vita Edmonson attended commencements at Iowa City and Central College in Pella. Margery Morrow of Washington and Celia Snider and Vera Wellman joined events in Kalona and Washington. Mrs. Wm. O Laughlin planned a visit to Ames. J. D. Gingerich and daughter Nan- were noted among local movements.
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Missiouri
B. Gingerich
Geo. Richard
Kimross
Matt Long
O. E. Brown
Washington
Kalona
Justin Cook
M. V. Long
O. K. Mark
Wash-Jsja Vuoley Uy
B. F. Allen
Dow
J. E. Miller
Burlington
Elsa Sommers
Cedar Rapids
J. K. Mehaffey
Bessie Cupp
Iowa City
D. E. Bennet
Wellman
Margery Morrow
Celia Snider
Vera Wellman
Brotherhood 10th Banquet at Weed Park Tonight
The Brotherhood of the German Methodist church holds a supper banquet at Weed Park Club House promising a large turnout. About 175 invitations were issued and nearly that many are expected to attend. Proceeds aid church members and friends as toasts follow remarks by Charles Ruthenberg toast master and C H Lemkau Henry Hiller and Will Ruthenberg. Music by the Brotherhood Quartette.
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Weed Park Club
Brotherhood of the
German Methodist Church
Charles Ruthenberg
C. H. Lemkau
Henry Hiller
Will Ruthenberg
Brotherhood Quartette
New Era reports ordination and local happenings at Rock Island
Quite a number from this place attended the ordination services at Rock Island last Sunday when our pastor Rev. Pearson was ordained. The 23 club meets at J. S. Hetzler's home. Ladies Aid meets at the church Tuesday night and Wednesday afternoon. Children will practice Thursday and Saturday at 2 pm. The chorus meets Thursday evening. The children's day program is set for Sunday morning June 26 at 10 o'clock. Rev. Pearson arrived Saturday in his automobile and will be permanently located here. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. George of Davenport with Miss Nellie Nagel, Mrs. R. Brase and daughter Ellen of Muscatine with Mrs. Barney Miller of Foley Minn. Mae Grete spent Sunday afternoon with Cora and Nina Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Loehren and their son of Davenport visited Mrs. Saver. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Feastal visited at Kretschimor home Sunday afternoon.
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Daniel Lewis
Pasadena
Cal
Harry Vanatta
Buffalo Prairie
Ill
Co. K. Winnemore
Carl LeFever
Winnemore
Rock Island
Rev. Pearson
J. S. Hetzler
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pearson
Rock Island Saturay
George
Davenport
Nellie Nagel
R. Brase
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