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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
9
The Park Avenue M E Church Sunday school families and parents will picnic at Weed Park next Wednesday. Children disappointed by Lincoln school picnic look forward to the outing with hope for a trolley ride though not yet decided.
Purity Chapter No 365 O E S hosted the West Liberty chapter in Wilton Iowa on June 23 at the home of Mrs H E Strong. Guests arrived on the 5 oclock train and enjoyed a 6 oclock dinner followed by social time with music from Mrs I L Wright Chas Markee and Miss Nichols. The West Liberty members and friends listed include Ora Nichols Worrall Pinkey Pratt Abbie Rignier Sabina Polders Maggie Fidertein Eunice Kline Malinda Wierer Sadie Fiderlien Ruth Watters M A Wyant Cora E Pingrey Mame McIntosh A B Randall Julia Pickering Jennie Elliott Hattie Polders Mrs Linna McCann Henry C Nichols S E MacDonald Lillie McDonald Lilian Kerr Kirby John McCann. They left on the 10 25 train.
A medical admonition explains that stress and hurried eating harm digestion. It warns that nerves, stomach and digestive organs suffer from improper food and abuse, even if digestive parts are delicate.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as the greatest remedy for all stomach and digestive troubles. It claims to impart life and vigor to the digestive tract, offers refunds if ineffective, and promotes a booklet and free sample via mail or postal card.
A Monticello Illinois social roundup covers a picnic for Mrs Mc Candress of St Paul at the Camp Grounds this afternoon. Women named include Mesdames Harris Rider Wildasin Brown Raynor McAuley Smith Bacon Hill Nicolaus Ingham Strong Agnew Wright Leith Eaton Woodhouse Moore Ross Fulton Norton Mason Burrows Corson Holzhauer Focht Detchon Eaton Haussler and Mrs McCandless of St Paul with Miss Ella Detchon. White Lily Club plans ice cream social on Geo Sherberger lawn next Wednesday evening with sale items and invites all.
Bullet- caused ulcers on G B Steadman of Newark Michigan. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him. 25c at Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store.
Last evening at the Methodist church Rev J W Holland presented a dramatic monologue from Ralph Connor’s Black Rock under the Young People’s City Temperance Union. Clyde Peck and Eva Baker closed with vocal solos, the program supporting a free bed at the hospital.
The First Baptist church in Joy Illinois hosted an evening for members who joined between 1875 and 1885 with music reminiscences and a roll call read by Rev. Judson Kempton. Also noted are visits, funerals, and social activities in Joy and surrounding areas as towns report travels, gatherings, and community events.
An old newspaper blurb touts Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a pay-if-not-cured offer. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store markets the remedy to readers.
West Liberty residents greet relatives and friends for a summer stay. Elizabeth Besell of Muscatine visits locals. Alice Moylan of Iowa City visits Mr and Mrs Tom McCarthy. George Black of Atalissa seen in town. Wilma Ady and Oda Romaine mentioned among attendees.
The Iowa Central Railway announces daily summer sales of round trip tickets at one fare plus two dollars to selected northern Minnesota and Dakota points with return by October 31. Low round trip fares to St Paul and Minneapolis begin after June 1. For details contact agents or A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minn.
A fine quality granite building stone ledge has been discovered near Lake City. Authorities are inspecting the site for possible quarrying prospects and construction use. Local geologists note the stone’s purity and durability could attract future development.
Walter Irwin of Des Moines is reported missing and authorities fear he may have drowned after an unresolved disappearance. Local officials urge anyone with information to come forward.
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