Local items list moves and travel of residents
Remember St Katherine Guilds lawn social at Trinity rectory lawn Wednesday evening. B M Dougherty was a business passenger this noon for Davenport where he will spend the afternoon. F Idnn Hoopes and M Harrison attend to matters then Cedar Rapids. Mrs Louis Sopher departs for Toledo Ohio for a few weeks visit. Martin Havercamp departs on the Firefly for Davenport to attend to business. Mrs Thomas Beckman arrives from Letts and visits sister Mrs L S Townsend. Mr and Mrs Austin Stanley depart for Tacoma Washington to make their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Katherine Guild's
Trinity Rectory Lawn
B. M. Dougherty
Davenport
M. Harrison
Cedar Rapids
Louis Sopher
West Third Street
Toledo
Ohio
Martin Havercamp
Daverport
Thomas Beckman
Letts
L. S. Townsend
Broadway
Austin Stanley
Tacoma
Washington
Mr. Stanley
Local Transit Notes and Arrivals at City
Miss Effie Garrett of Letts arrives to attend summer school while Frank Bowman advertises special prices on Daggies. Frank Lockwood departs for a Chicago visit as Collins leaves for Davenport to handle business. Mrs. Harry B. Strength and Mrs. Lawrence Hoffman depart for Waterloo and Fairport to visit relatives and friends. Timothy Grogan returns home near Montpelier aboard the Firefly, and George B. Jackson catches a Firefly passenger to Davenport for afternoon business. Miss Lillian Kell departs for Colorado to visit friends and tour the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
I. Ansted
Bank
Effie Garrett
Letts
Timothy Grogan
Montpelier
George B. Jackson
Davenport
Lawrence Hoffman
Cypress Séret
Fairport
Roots Herbs And Barks In Family Remedies History
The article notes a long tradition of home remedies using roots herbs and barks from family medicine chests. It highlights Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a popular remedy for female ailments developed over 30 years ago from those same ingredients and practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Professors Grade and Ida Depart for Europe
Prof. Charles Grade and his sister Miss Ida left West Third Street last night at 8 58 bound for New York to sail for Liverpool England. They plan to visit England Germany Belgium Switzerland and Italy, witness the Oberammergau passion play and return around November first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grade
Ida
West Third Street
New York
Liverpool
Eng
England
Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
Italy
Oberammergau
Dr Kings New Discovery Featured at Havercamp Drug Store
Advertises Dr King s New Discovery for lung trouble with price 30c and 1 60, promoted by Havercamp s Prescription Drug Store. The copy implies relief and quick impact for sufferers until the medicine takes effect.
Clemens the Mineral Bath City Trains Reachable by Grand Trunk
The article notes Bath City is reached without changing cars only by the Grand Trunk Railway System through Detroit. A time tables and an attractive descriptive pamphlet will be mailed free on application to W. S. Cookson at P. A. 123 Adams St., Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk Railway
Detroit
Cookson
P. A
Adams St
Chicago
Upper Des Moines Editorial Association to Meet in Iowa City
Iowa City hosts the Upper Des Moines Editorial association convention July 7 8 with addresses by George E Roberts May or Ralph Otto and George B MacLean a breakfast social and boat ride planned for visiting ladies and a dinner at the Country club H C Parks a traveling man dies in Tiffin age 50 Dr W H Donovan county physician marries Josephine M Barry at St Patrick's church before a Niagara Falls wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Leslie M. Shaw
George E.robers
Upper
Des Moines
Ralph Otto
George B. MacLean
Paul EB. Stillman
The
Jefferson Bee
W. H. Donovan
Josephine M. Barry
Monticello (Ja
Father Ward
St. Patrick's Church
Niagara Falls
Buckien's Arnica Salve Heals Amos King
Fort Byron New York resident Amos King suffered years with a sore before being cured by Buckien's Arnica Salve sold at 250 Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store. The ad emphasizes the remedy's healing power and local availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos King
Fort Byron
N. Y
Buckien
Havercamp
Miss Ethel Edwards to visit relatives in Missouri and Kansas City
Miss Ethel Edwards a steelworker at the Columbus Junction Telephone Company will spend a week with her parents Mr and Mrs E S Hughes at Gallatin Missouri On return she will visit relatives in St Joe and Kansas City Mollie Church will fill her position Mrs Winn Sherridan rode to Iowa City on Tuesday CG A Sprague bought and moved a house on Third street to North Fourth for rental Ella McSweeney left for Agenay to visit her daughter Mrs Orculet Work on Mrs C P Wilcox s new Third street residence will start tomorrow under Lupton Son builders from Davenport The Royal Neighbors group will visit Mulctine this evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Ethel Edwards
Columbus Junction Telephone Company
E. $. Hughes
Gallitan
St. Joe
Kansas City
Mollie Church
Winn Sherridan
Iowa City
CG. A. Sprague
Third Street
C. P. Wilcox
North Fourth
Rob Dishl
Ella McSweeney
Agenay, Ja
Orculet
C. P. Whcox
Lupton & Son
Davenport
Whal
Lentist
Caffeine's slow grip harms heart and nerves, warns essay
A reflective piece urges restraint and sensible habits to guide the human machinery. It links poor diet and caffeine to a weakening pulse and nervous system, warning of eventual organic disease if the cause is not removed.
Bride Elect of Muscatine Man to be Honored at Luncheon
Des Moines Register notes a luncheon in Des Moines honoring Miss Margaret Marshall, bride elect of Arthur Jayne of Mulberry avenue. Guests from Muscatine attended, with decorations of yellow daisies, cards bearing satchels, and a bridge game post luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Des Moines Register
Des Moines
Duscatine
Mise
Margaret Marstall
Arthur Jayne
Henry Jayne
Mulberry Avenue
Marshall
Croft
Robinson
West Grand Avenue
Georgia Robinson
Margaret Marshall
Ostess
Carl Kabler
Evelyn Knotts
Evelyn Dissmore
Helen Beaver
Margaret Linnane
Trene Burnside
Helen. . Huntington
Elsie
Kensington group meeting and Royal Neighbors session
Mrs J B Mark hosted the Kensington O EL 5 at 603 East Ninth Street with about 12 members and Miss Stella Ames assisting. A business session approved a summer hiatus and treasury funds were handed to the purchasing chair for paraphernalia for the OHS, followed by light refreshments and social time. The next meeting is planned for September 13. The Royal Neighbors' Sunshine club held a Tuesday afternoon gathering in Woodman hall with 35 members, sewing, social visiting, refreshments, and a July 19 meeting scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mark
Kensington
East Ninth Street
An Mark
Stella Ames
G. D. Braunsworth
Z Black
G. D. Lezotte
O. H.S
Royal Neighbors’ Sunshine Club
Woodman Hall
St Margaret s Guild Meeting At Rectory
Members of St Margaret s Guild of Trinity Episcopal church met Tuesday evening at the rectory on Hast Fourth street with a small attendance. Plans were made for two forthcoming events next Tuesday at Weed pars, followed by social recreation. The Young People s Union of First Baptist held its regular outing at the Muscatine slough with a supper for about sixty members and light amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's Gumd
Regulae
St. Margaret's Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Hast Fourth Street
Young People's Union
First’ Baptist Church
Muscatine
Slough
Fourth of July All Day Picnic Planning Committee
A committee to select the picnic location for the Yenms people’s Fourth of July event was formed. Members August Alten dernd, Clyde Swisser and EH B. Holmes were appointed to decide the site as residents returned to the city near ten o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Altendernd
Clyde Swisser
EH. B. Holmes
Plenickers
Batterson Stores Girls Plan Delightful Picnic at West Park
About fifteen Batterson Stores girls formed a two car picnic party last evening at Weeg park. They rode the six o'clock car to the outing scene and returned to the city on the nine thirty car after an evening of games and pleasant pastimes. A delicious picnic supper was served at six thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batterson Stores
Weeg Park
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Muscatine’s Ideal Jewelry Store
M. L. Jalonack
Lawson Ludwig
Rudolf
En Sonch S
Darenpart
Iowa Ave
If. Kranz Ororosite A
Eurpal Office
F. Idnn Hoopes
Honey Saving Store
B. Second
Max Siegel
Raymond Titus
Frank Bowman
Frank Lockwood
Culver
Visi
Collins
Harry B. Strength
Ceday Street
Rel Atives
Waterloo
Lillian Kell
East Sevens Street
Colorado
Europe
Clemens
Bath City
Geo
R. Roberts
Leslie Shaw
BANKS
Editorial
Associa
Tion
Colembus Junction
Mulcatine
Deff
H. Wilton
A. H. Wilson
G. A. Salmon
Guy Lewis
Chas, Bolenbach
A. Manley
Hetty Kemble
Lucas Street
J. M. Kemble
Miss Hemble
Charlotte “ Rosenberger
Gillan Kuhn
U. S
Towa City
Edin Elliott
Coe College
Cedar. Rapids
Kamble
Towa
Mise Helen Agaton
Arces
Gera Althaus
Mary Chevalier
Lila Keaper
ESTER
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