Local Residents Arrive and Visit in City
Mrs S Schillig of Letts arrives for a afternoon shopping and social visits. Frank Giesler of Washington Ia travels to attend business and visit his father. Fred Giesler departs for Keota on business. Mr and Mrs George Kennigan of St Louis visit friends here. Moses Newberger of St Louis arrives for several days of visiting. Mrs Abbie Smith of St Louis visits at 4038 East Fifth. Mrs B F Neidig returns from Pasadena to visit sister J H Selden. George Russell rides Firefly to Davenport for business and visits, plans to return tonight. James Davis departs by noon for Davenport then Spokane for summer visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. S. Schillig
Letts
Frank Giesler
Washington
Fred Giesler
West Seventh Street
Keota
George Kennigan
St. Louis
Moses Newberger
Abbie Smith
W. W. Hartman
East Fifth Street
B. F. Neidig
Pasadena
Cal
City
J. H. Selden
West Third Street
George Russell
Davenport
James Davis
Spokane
Summer Sun Remedies for Freckles and Tan
Summer sun causes freckles prickly heat and tan. Men and women alike suffer though women more from freckles. We offer remedies including salves and cold creams that quickly remove freckles and tan. We stock the best quality drugs and medicines.
Why Our Pastries Stand Out At This Bakery
A professional cook crafts our desserts using quality ingredients and abundant sugar to ensure each cake ends your meal with a memorable finish. The strawberry short cake is a recommended treat, highlighting our strive for excellence in desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert
Condition of Motorman Michael Callahan After Fatal Collision
Condition of Michael Callahan, the motorman involved in the fatal car collision that killed the Anderson child, is described as critical. He was taken to his home this afternoon after two physicians treated him for collapse and shock. An anaesthetic was used in the hope of rest and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Callahan
Anderson
Mail carrier transfers to Troy N Y in government service
John G Wiegand a local mail carrier is transferred to Troy New York where he will be employed by the government in the same capacity Alexander St Dennis of Troy is appointed to the vacated position in Muscatine and will report here late in July
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Wiegand
Troy
N. Y
Alexander St. Dennis
Wiegand
Muscatine
Reward Offered for Return of Book at Fuller Grocery
Notice states a boy who bought butter at C. B. Fuller grocery this morning and who was given a book will receive a reward if he returns the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Fuller Grocery
For Sale Thoroughbred Buff Orpington Chickens
For sale orpington chickens of the buff variety offered at a low price for quick pickup. Interested buyers may call 636-Y to inquire or arrange purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpington
Inquest Held Over Kenneth Anderson Death
Coroner E H King conducts an inquest into Kenneth Anderson's death from a street car accident. Witnesses include Mrs Roy Littrel Miss Jessie Braun worth Bert Wolff and Howard Anderson. The surviving Anderson boy testified that his brother rushed onto the track before the car, and the jury, with members Ben Pomroy Dennis O Leary and Jerry Carl, will deliver a verdict later this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Anderson
E. H. King
Ben Pomroy
Dennis O'Leary
Jerry Carl
Roy Littrel
Jessie Braunworth
Bert Wolff
Howar Anderson
Anderson
Sixth and
Oak Streets
Kranz Addition Plat Filed in Muscatine
The Kranz addition plat was filed with the county recorder. The 20 acre property on Lucas street near Houser will be subdivided into 91 lots for a new residence section. Kemble and Kemble as sales agents expect quick sale as the proximity to West Hill car line aids buyer interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kranz
City of
Muscatine
Kn. C. Schoemaker
J. E
Mary Kranz
Gerrisher
Lucas Street
Houser
Kemble and
Kemble
West Hill
Funeral of King Edward Shown At Family Theatre
A unique motion picture offering today at the Family theatre features the funeral of King Edward. Manager Brockman paid a premium to secure the single run and invites Muscatine residents to witness the event this evening only, promising a memorable viewing and a trip to Third Street House as part of the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
Third Street
Brockman
Muscatine
Seventy-One In Examinations For Teaching Certificates
Seventy-one pedagogues attendances at the Normal County Institute face examinations for second and first grade teaching certificates. With next tests not until July 17 to 29, many participants take the exams early. Didactics orthography and reading were offered this morning and geography and arithmetic were tested this afternoon. Examinations continue through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal County Institute
Discussions on evangelism at Columbus City district convention
In Columbus Junction I A June 22 special reports the first district Christian workers convention opening at the U B church featured discussions on two themes Many Presiding Elders or Few and Evangelism The morning address by Rev A W Drury centered on The Bible Other talks covered The Value of Conventions Our Young People s Church and Learning to Think A large evening attendance heard Rev R E Graves of Lisbon deliver the feature address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
District Convention of Christian Workers
U. B. Church
Columbus City
A. W. Drury
W. M. Ballard
Wayland
D. C. Violet
Our Young People’s Church
C. E. Pilgrim
George Miller
R. E. Graves
Lisbon
Attorney Pepper on program at county meeting
County Attorney I. S. Pepper has left for Des Moines to attend the Coun ty Attorneys association meeting today and tomorrow He will discuss the Casson law and law enforcement this afternoon before the session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Attorneys’ Association
Des Moines
Pepper
I. S. Pepper
Mr. Pepper
Casson
Card of Thanks for Funeral Fund Payment
August Bierman expresses gratitude to Banner Lodge and Degree of Honor for prompt payment of the funeral fund, noting assistance and courtesy extended during the time of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Bierman
Banner Lodge
Social at Park Bring Mys tic Workers Meeting to Park
The Mys tic Workers held a social meeting at Weed park on Tuesday evening with about sixty members attending. They enjoyed dancing at the clubhouse with Paudiet's orchestra providing the music and other social activities featured during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Workers
Weed Park
Paudiet
Indictment Expected in Lake Mills Banker Case
The case of P. M. Joyce, former president of First National Bank of Lake Mills, who floated $500,000 in notes, reportedly sits before a federal grand jury in Ft. Dodge Iowa on June 22 1900. Joyce, reported absent from his temporary Twin Cities home, is said to be under surveillance and will be brought here for arraignment if indicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Mills
Iowa Evening Press
Ft. Dodge
P. M. Joyce
First National Bank of
Federal Grand Jury
Twin-Cities
Northern Association May Merge Into Six Club Circuit
Meeting at Clinton brought seven clubs, Joliet absent, President Burton unable to attend. No clear outcomes beyond a probable six team consolidation. Freeport’s status shaky with Joliet unresolved. Reports from Joliet mixed, no Northern Association games in Joliet expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Association
Clinton
C. A. Burton
Jacksonville
Freeport
Joliet
Burton
Sterling
Iowa Town
Very Reverend Marmaduke Hare to Wed in Chicago
The Very Reverend Marmaduke Hare, dean of Trinity Cathedral Davenport, will marry Miss Anna Lyster of Lyster Island near Breedsville Michigan in Chicago on Tuesday June 28 at 11 am. Bishop T N Morrison of Iowa will officiate in Peter's church with a small circle of relatives present. The couple will then depart for an extended western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hare
Chicago
Marmaduke Hare
Davenport
Anna Lyster
Davenport Times
Trinity Cathedral
Armstrong B. Lyster
Lyster Island
Breedsville
Michigan
Peter's Church
T. N. Morrison
Iowa
Women’s Relief Corps Holds Regular Meeting
The Women’s Relief Corps met in the W R C hall Tuesday evening with about forty five members present. Delegates Mollie Wiles and Anna Winn reported on the Des Moines G A R convention. Several membership applications were ballot allot. The next meeting is Tuesday July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
W. R. C. Hall
Des Moines
Mollie Wiles
Anna Winn
Banner lodge Industrial plans picnic at Hershey pasture
At the Tuesday meeting of Banner lodge Industrial held in the A. O. U. W. hall twenty members discussed a picnic scheduled for Thursday July 14 at Hershey pasture. The session included sewing and social visiting with refreshments served by hostesses Mrs. Fred Beitel, Mrs. Riggs, and Mrs. William Hillmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Lodge
A. O. U. W. Hall
Hershey Pasture
Fred Beitel
Riggs
William Hillmer
Ladies Aid to Meet at First Congregational Church
Members of the Ladies Aid society of the First Congregational church will gather at the church parlors for an all day session on Thursday. A picnic dinner is served at noon and all members are urged to attend as there is ample work to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational Church
Colonel Hare Thimble Bee Meeting At Mrs Biles Home
The Colonel Hare Thimble Bee will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Joseph Biles, 619 Hope Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Hare
Joseph Biles
Hope Street
Freight Handlers Strike Ties Up Dubuque Freight Houses
About 100 freight handlers and checking clerks across Milwaukee, Illinois Central, Burlington and Chicago Great Western freight houses walk out after employers refuse higher wages. Italian section men and clerks from other departments pressed to work, but progress is limited. City freight houses are practically tied up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa Evening Press
Milwaukee
Illinois Central
Burlington
Chicago Great Western
International Union
North Pike Social Visits Highlight Weekend
North Pike Ia June 22 report: Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith and children Mable and Cleo visited Mrs. Smith's sister Mrs. A. J. Mills and family from Saturday evening to Monday morning. George Mills and wife of Bayfield called on John Mills. Charley Cheesebrough and family visited C. Passmore's. George Conklin and family and W. B. Mills from West Liberty visited W. L. Mills. Mrs. Harry Blizzard and daughter Ceneva returned to West Liberty after visiting Gus and his wife. A Cedar bottoms fishing party included Mrs. E. Pike and daughters Jessie and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pike
A. Smith
Mable
Cleo
West Liberty
W. L. Mills
Harry Blizzard
Ceneva
Gus. Foster
Cedar Bottoms
E. Pike
Jessie
Wilton Notes On Visits And Travel
Wilton Iowa on Tuesday reports Miss Frances Kelley leaving for Muscatine to visit the Stellrecht home. Miss Winnie McSwiggin and Miss Rena Atwill return from Muscatine after the institute. T C Killion and T P Russell were Muscatine visitors. County Attorney I S Pepper of Muscatine spent time in Wilton en route to Davenport. Mrs Jesse Van Fossen and daughter Esther return from Muscatine. H F Jarr went to Davenport for business. L N Ayres visited Muscatine on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Jesse van Fossen
Esther
Muscatine
H. F. Jarr
L. N. Ayres
Confidence Builders For Wise Jewelry Shopping
A jewelry store stresses that wise buying hinges on customer confidence and vows to inspire trust. It invites feedback if trust is ever betrayed and promises swift remedies for any deception.
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LAJIL_SON
A. G. Bestenlehner
East Second ST
Bond’s Restaurant
Troy, N. Y
J. G. Wiegand
East
Moylan’s
3Rd St
K. Anderson
Eas
Ily
Airdome
Edward
Torsezht
First District Convention of Christian Workers
Colum
Bus City
Family Theatre
O. W. Brockman
Mgr
Pacific Coast
New Kimball Hotel
Kiser
Eleventh and
Perry Streets
Austin W. Stanley
Anna Geerdtz
J. N. Elliott
First Presbyterian Manse
J. B. Geerdtz
Main Street
Gordon Cloak House
Stanley
Tacoma
Wash
Freda
Harley
Cele
M. Pike
Near Lone Tree
F. A. Pike
Frank
Delbert
Will Pike
Charles Pike
Nichols
A. J. Mills
Laviana
Velcon
Wilton
ST. Muscatine
Luscious
Kitman’s
California
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