Local society notes mix with regional updates in Browner’s ad city page
Mrs Samuel Rexroth of Nichols returns home after shopping in the city. Miss Maye Chambers of Sanora visits the Downers on West Second. Frank Buse departs for a weeks visit with relatives in Alton, Nebraska alfalfa and corn feed advertised at 1.25 per cwt. Dr E A King does general practice. Geo Kile from near Lone Tree visits the city. Mrs Joseph Sherry travels to Town City to visit friends. Earl Wagner of Wilton arrives for a visit with locals. Mrs Kretehmar of West Sixth to Lone Tree for day visits. John A Stobains promotes fire insurance. Pearl Masonfolder returns home to Letts. A C Berry en route from Texas visits at J B Berry’s Cedar Rapids. Miss Nolan Taylor from Evanston arrives from Kansas City to visit relatives. F Sherberger leaves for Ft Madison. C Hy York sentenced to five years for teaching a team near Wilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maye Chambers
sAnzora
W. E. Downer
West Second Street
Frank Buse
Woodland Avenue
Alton
Earl Wagner
Wilton
Sty
Joh Kretehmar
West Sixth Street
Lone Tree
Pearl Masonfolder
Tower
Letts
A. C. Berry
Cedar Rapids
Texas
Cuba
J. B.berry
Maple Avenue
Nolan Taylor
Evansta
Kansas City
J. Carr
Fullinat
South Muscatine Funeral Set for Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Bierman Bierman will be private and held Thursday afternoon at the family home on Green Street with Rev George Meier officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Born July 1 1862 in Muscatine she lived here all her life and was active in German Lutheran Grace Lutheran and Royal Neighbors. Survived by four brothers, Harry Liebbe of Chicago Ben Liebbe of Des Moines Ernest Liebwe of Bloomington township and C B Liebbe of West Third Street. She married August Bierman May 1 188? and was a longtime church worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Bier Tnap
Grean Street
George Meier
German Lutheran Church
Greenwood
Muscatine
S Emma Bierman
Grace Lutheran Church
August Bierman
Royal Neighbors
Banner Lodge
Harry Liebbe
Chicago
Beni ‘Re Liebhe
Des Moines
Ernest
Ujebwe
Bloomington Township
C. B. Liebbe
West Third Street
Musserville
Lady Baltimore Cake Recipe and Frosting Details
The excerpt describes making a Lady Baltimore cake with sugar, rose water, and egg white frosting. It includes steps to cream butter, beat in sugar, sift flour with baking powder, and alternate with milk, then bake in three layers and assemble with frosting. It mentions a Women’s Exchange price and a confectioner’s promotion for certificates with cake mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jaques Myc. CO
Annual Picnic At Weed Park By Mulford Sunday School
The Mulford Congregational Sunday school held its annual picnic at Weed park this afternoon. Scholars rode in special cars from the chapel around 1 30 to enjoy games and a popular baseball stretch. The day culminated with an old fashioned supper served on the lawns, baskets spread, and the group planned to return to the city by about 7 30 this evening. Also reported is a child breaking his shoulder blade while chasing a chicken. Dr. F L Appel treated the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulford
Flay
Will Manley
Sampson
Kansas
F. L. Appel
Mabel Hague Home From Stockton Teaching Post
Lone Tree June 21. Miss Mabel Hague is home from Stockton where she has been teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone “Tree
Milss Mabel Hague
Stockton
Community Notices and Social Exchanges Near Year End
Local families report departures and visits across Iowa City Des Moines and nearby towns. Mrs TR McVicker and children left for university housing for the term. Rosa Cronewath visited her mother Mrs Constant and sisters from Sigourney. Leonora Miller and Frazer Atkin were guests of Mrs Clarence Wasgam in Fredonia. Will Cratford and families spent Monday in Iowa City. Herman Weise and daughter Elsie plan a Long Beach California trip. Bess Huskins returned from Des Moines after school. Mrs Fountain came from Becker Minnesota for her health and daughter’s care. Mrs Prestor Baker visited Davenport for family ties. Roy Hoffman hosted guests at Pleasant Valley. George Kolda returned to Solos after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TR. McVicker
Lows City
MeVicker
University
Rosa Cronewath
Sigourney
Constant
Rh. P. Lodge
Srindsy
Fisher Opera House
ER. B. Butt Atine
Iseég Leonora Miller
Frazer ‘Atkin
Clarence Wasgam
Fredonia
Will Cratford
Moncey
Iowa City
Herman Weise
Elsie
Long Beach
Cal
Bess Huskins
Des Moines
Ensley Fountain
Becker
Minn
Eigie Janie
Roy Hoffman
Berry
Pleasant ‘Valley
S. George Kolda
Local Notices From Gladwin and Surrounding Areas
Gladwin Jene 22-D Ad Wels nyevet spent Thursday in Wapello tending business. Miss Lulu Connor of Grandview has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Connor. Mr and Mrs William McGuire and two grandchildren Mabie and Mildred Carpenter spent Wednesday evening at Todds with ice cream and a good time. Mrs Georgé Hendrickson has been ill the past week. Jake Hendrickson suffered a tunips ear illness. Downer Brown is building a new house underway. Fred Bradley visiting grandparent George Cline. Mr and Mrs Dr Milton Connor of New York and Miss Carrie and Belle Connor of Muscatine came to visit Chas Connor Friday morning returning to Muscatine Friday evening. Dick Blanchard had business gates in Columbus Junction Friday. quarantine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladwin
Jene
Wapello
Lulu Connor
Grandview
Mpa
Chas. Connor
William McGuire
Mabie
Mil
Dred Carpenter
Evenue
Todds
Georgé Hendrickson
Jake Hendrickson
Downer Brown
Fred Bradley
Iis
George Cline
Milton Connor
New York
Carrie
Belle
Connor
Muscatine
Oamaro
Chas
Dick’ Blanchard
Columbus Junction
Friay
Arantined
Fray on Mulberry Ave Leads to Assault Charge in Court
In Tueticé Jerry Carl's court this morning W H Scaley and George Grosjean faced assault and battery charges after a fracas on Mulberry Avenue last evening. Police described a fistic encounter with notable excitement. Staley paid $7 costs, Grosjean was released on front costs, both pled not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueticé
Jerry Carl
W. H.scaley
George Grosjean
Mule Perry
Staley
Grosjean
Ape
Jalead Zuilby
Political move stirs debate over district judiciary
A call for a delegate convention of Democrats in the Seventh Judicial district Davenport will convene August 4 to nominate district judges for Muscatine Scott Clinton and Jackson counties. The move prompts talk of partisan effort to place the judiciary in politics while Republicans note a district convention to nominate judges for Clinton Scott Jackson and Muscatine counties at Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Judicial District
Davenport
Muscatine
Scott
Clinton
Jackson
Scott County
O'Niel
Yavenport
Davyenport Times
McGuirk
Scott County Bar Association
William Theophilus
Bollinger
Nan
Tudge Botlinger
Mnien Fion
Nhere
Bay Association
Muscatine County
C. V. Jackson
J. W. Bollinger
Clinton County
Tadee A. P. Barker
Jackson County
Judge House
Te. McGuirk Pas
Clinton, Scott, Jackson
Muskeating
West Liberty Ice Cream Social Amid Funeral Notices
West Liberty residents attended an ice cream social at the Christiaan church parsonage lawn on Wednesday. Mrs. John Luman and relatives joined services for Conrad Althaus, who died Saturday at 3 PM and was buried Tuesday in Muscatine, with many neighbors including Mrs. J. M. Parry and son, Mrs. Milbourn and children, Mr. and Mrs. Will Girton, and Miss Anna Gay of Conesville among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Muscane
Anna Gay
Conesville
Cary
Washington
D. G
Richard Gay
Hunter
Cransto
Marc Lane
W.'M. Lane
Aliss Edna Aldrich
Guthrie Center
L. J. Branson
Irwin
Mountour
West Branch
Christian Parsonage
Arthur McTntasa
Iowa City
Aiscer
Dora’ Fickler
J. B. Foraker
Elmira
Rome of Mary
Fragkliz
Ratuimlng
Local residents visit friends and plan Fourth celebration
D G and many neighbors are noted visiting relatives in towns like Cranston and Mountour, with several trips to West Liberty, Letts, Downey, and Iowa City for visits. A church ice cream social is announced at the Christian parsonage lawn, while Town City gears up for a Fourth of July celebration with races, balloon ascensions, dancing, and fireworks at the Johnson County fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ass. P. A. Erans
Nich’ Ols
HZ. Nielson
Rock Island
Stlen
Mian
Gertrude Lawrence
Minot
N. Dak
H. J. Diemars
L. C. Peyton
Sutherland
Nebv
P.G. Peyton
EH. J. Ditmars
Iowa City
Paul Siberts
West Liberty
Neb
Liberts
Chas, Pratt
Josep Meeker
Letts
West Liberty Opera House
Mountain
Chicago
Confluence
Downey
Town
City
L. E. Bingham
Wilton
Oscar Ross
George Jewell
Booth Prairie
Belle Plain
A.C. Branson
Grand Rapids
Dr. Branson
West Branch
Ross Wilkinson
Pueblo
Col
Atalisse
Afry
Wilma Homer
Dowser
Ape
Rank Moylan
W. A. Templeman
Mire
John Kure
Elm Street
Mabel Miller
Atalissa
John Miller
Y-R. Maxson
Springdale
Devil's Lake
Chester Wright
Frank Myers
Beeman
Vern Kirby
Myers
Fort Madison
Johnson County Fair Grounds
King's Daughters Gather for Friday Social at Mrs. BR Home
A Friday gathering at Mrs. BR Brooks Mirlg MF Melek and Mrs. Johan Vanatta hosted about sixty guests. A short program featured three young ladies, then Mrs. Grant Nichols read to delighted attendees. Refreshments included ice cream cake and coffee as Mrs Ward Handy transported guests by auto to enhance the outing. A planned Taylor's woods picnic for Klages daughters and friends follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Bmirg
Melek
Johan Vanatta
Mra Grant Nichols
Bdnz Speight
Ward’ Sindly
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Colfax
Europe
America
Middle West
Iowa
Geo. W. Reuling’s Grocery
Browner's
Samuel Rexroth
Nichols
Nebraska
Great West
Ern Cereal Co
Grimms
Monmouth
E. A. King
Kile
Joseph Sherry
Town City
Ling
John A. Stobains
F. Sherberger
Ft. Madison
C. Hy. York
State Penitentiary
Fred, Bowmal
Mira Hershey
South Muscatine
Muscatine Button Company
John Eers
Evans ‘Street
William Elfers
Belier
Minnie
Davemport
Mulford Sunday School
Law
Beach’s Peosta Soap
Fray
Mulberry Ave
W. Staley
Mugherey Avenue Thay
Scort
Ange
Rystal
Peite
Cessie
Joan
Brady St
Gray Motors
W. Meyers
B. Sta
Naresin
B. Schmidt
Chestnut St
Harry Kern
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