Local residents spend day in tri-cities and return home
Fred Longstreth and Miss Margaret Wilson return home after visits in the tri-cities. Mrs D M Hartman and daughters Irene and Lenora from San Diego visit Mulberry avenue. Mrs K C Latta and daughter Isabelle travel from Chicago to visit Paton and Dresky homes before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Longstreth
Tri-Cities
Rose Lang
Mulberry Avenue
D. M. Hartman
Irene and
Lenora
San Diego, Cal
A. W. Hine
Elizabeth Elfers
Ella Blakesley
Columbia
K. C. Latta
Isabelle
Chicago
Richard von Dresky
West Seventh Street
Sadie Latta
West Highth Street
Paton
South Muscatine Officials Visit Island Farms Today
Rock Island railroad officials tour Island farms to review cabbage and melon crops. Melon crop expected late but heavy with July 10th as a likely market start. cabbage crop also forecast heavy pending rain. Strawberries finished early due to long cold spell ending a short season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Railroad
Island
F. J. Easley
Missouri Division
C. H. Caswell
A. E. Walker
Funeral Held for Frank Sandler at Musserville
The funeral for Frank Sandler was held this afternoon at the late home on Bismarck street with Rev. George Meier in charge. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery. A sermon by Walter Dexter centered on Prepare to Meet Thy God with a conversion call during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sandler
Bismarck Street
George Meier
Mr. Sandler
Greenwood Cemetery
Walter Dexter
Mr. Dexter
Wendel Farr
Harvey Green
Susan Swickard
Near
Nichols
Seltzer
Philip Street
Fred Smith
Musserville M. E
Green
Society
Home Missionary Society of the
Musserville Friends Church
James Billings
Stewart Road
George McAvoy
Sampeson Street
Munyon’s Paw-Paw Pills Promise Liver Health Relief
An affordable remedy claims to ease constipation without gripe or soaking, by stimulating liver and stomach secretions to restore health. The pills are touted as a tonic for stomach liver and nerves, enriching the blood and avoiding calomel or dope, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
People and visitors move through local Wallace and Philip streets
Street activity notes Alonzo Cracraft of Maizeville Kentucky visiting the Cracraft home on Wallace street while another resident has moved into the Hampe property on Philip street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampe
Philip Street
Alonzo Cracraft
Maizeville
Cracraft
Wallace Street
Round Trip Excursion Fares From Chicago to Atlantic City
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY offers excursion fares from Chicago to Atlantic City with several sample prices such as 25.70 and 27.35 dollars. Tickets are valid thirty days with liberal stopover options and include routes to over one hundred other Canadian New England and Jersey Coast destinations. Timetables and literature available by mail from H G Elliott A G P A 135 Adams St Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Dros Batens
ORION
St. Lawrence River
Rapids
H.G. Elliott
Adams St
Chicago
Atalissa Social Notices and Local Movements
Prof. Dunlavy and family moved into the Presbyterian manse while Frank Smith and his mother occupy the Will Nachbaur house. Many residents and visitors are mentioned including Dr. Brisbine and family, nursing students, and trips to Iowa City and Moline for health and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Brinton
Brighton
Iowa
Brisbine
Besse Wilkinson
Pueblo
Colo
Miss Wilkinson
Henry
Walter Watters
Cyrus Barkalow
Near West Branch
R. H. Barkalow
Joe Briggle
Hattie Williams
Moline
Carrie Briggle
Hattie Riddle
Briggle
Carrie
Jacob Vauble
Alvina Schroder
Stockton
Harry Bardo
Iowa City
Mr. Bardo
Sarah Collison
Lottie Demean
West Liberty
Erle Turkle
Dakota
Ed. Speers
Minnesota
Will
Lorena
West Branch
Alice Barkalow
Vernon Butsler
Rochester
East Hill Welcomes New Pastor From Iowa Wesleyan
Rev E Stodghill, a Iowa Wesleyan College graduate, arrives to lead the North Muscatine Circuit including Park Avenue Methodist Spangier’s Chapel and High Prairie. He preaches his first sermon at Park Avenue on Sunday. Also notes a birthday party for Rev Roland Russell and social events at Sweetland Center and Meyers home. William Booth injured carrying kettle shows mild improvement after blood loss yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Stodghill
Dudley Sr
North Muscatine Circuit
Stodghill
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Park Avenue Methodist Church
Spangier’s Chapel
High Prairie Methodist Church
H. M. Strong
Washington Street
Roland Russell
Sweetland Center Methodist Church
Russell
Meyers
John Meyers
East
Local Movements and Visits Round Buffalo Iowa
Residents and visitors listed include Edward Strohm and Francis Frank in Davenport for business, Mrs. M Belier and daughter Bessie visiting from Washington, and about twenty five locals at a Montpelier dance. Academy graduate Ella Kautz returns home from Davenport for summer, while others travel to Galesburg Muscatine and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Edward Strohm
Davenport
Fred Neumeister
Francis Frank
M. Belier
Bessie
State of Washington
S. H. Moorhead
K. of P. Hall
Lawrence Neuwirth
Warsaw
Ill
Montpelier
Charles Dorman
William DeLap
J. Metzger
A. Dorman
R. Schroder
Galesburg
Ella Kautz
John Kautz
Omaha
Neb
A. Murer
D. Holmes
Andalusia
Portland
Ore
Margaret Metzger
Chas. Dorman
Muscatine
Young Wylie
Social notes from Davenport area visits and events
Davenport residents and guests are listed visiting friends. Ed Strohm called on Davenport business peers. A dance at Turner opera house on Saturday June 25 will feature MccCully's orchestra from Buffalo. Mrs Hauer of St Louis visits daughters in Davenport. Grand Haven's Palnoe supervised local quarry work and fractured his right foot Monday. Frank Secoy returns from Iowa State University for summer with family. Various Davenport residents spend weekends visiting or moving, including E J Chaundell family relocating from Kansas City to Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Muscatine
Ray Fulton
Arden
Philip Street
John Strause
Fruitland
Lee Odell
Bertha Beckett
Topeka
Kan
Matilda Phillips
Philips Street
Lara Scott
Dallas City
Ill
Frank Pierge
Latham Street
Maggie Bryles
George
Piece Cracraft
Wallace Street
Maizeville
William Piece
Eighth
Davenport
Slyvis Hulsbrink
Rock Island
Gertrude Westendorf
Strohm
Turner Opera House
MccCully
Buffalo
H. Hauer
St. Louis
W. C. Moorhead
F. Secoy
Harold Dorman
Ruth Spicer
Helen Cordan
Beatrice Cordan
Blanche Hammel
Inez Oliver
Ella
Clara Kautz
Martin Markinson
Baby
A. Rosenbaugh
8. Burtis
Greenwood
E. E. Chaundell
Kansas City
Oak Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Plans
Oak Grove residents report Mrs. Parks recovering and out again. Ed Barnard and family spent Wednesday at Nichols. Farmers welcome warm weather as corn grows fast. The Fishburns hosted multiple families for dinner. Miss Addie Shoemaker to visit her sister in Independence Iowa for ten days. The L A L club will meet with Miss Besse McConnaha next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
John Parks
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Colfax
Hotel
Colfax, Iowa
Margaret Wilson
John A. Robbins
H. M. Larrow
Wapello
E. H. King
Gertrude Titus
Oberlin, O
West Second Street
William McLean
Clinton Street
Wilbur
Hazel
Lake City
Minn
John Boland
Lone Tree
Bronner’s
Front St
Samuel Higgins
Letts
Glen Davis
Mansfield, C
J. W. Davis
Sycamore Street
South Dakota
J. Linn Hoopes
Mildred McColm
Jessie Clark
Main Street
Snyder
Michelin
Fred. Bowman
Muscatine, Iowa
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Island Farms
Sandler
Mus
Serville Church
Manyon
Grand Trunk Railway
Isysea
East Hill
Edward Stodghill
Hill
Iowa Wesleyan
Epworth League of the
Sweetland Methodist Church
Ed. Martin
KC Cook
Janet T. Kenzie Hill
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School
Jaques Mrc. Co
Uess
Wee
AVERY
Mira Hershey
Ichardson & Boynton Cos
U. S
Opson Bros. Co
Theo
Schaefer
Iowa Ave
Traverse City
Northern Michigan
Manitou
Missouri
Illinois
Macknacisla
Michigan
Lake Superior
Ludington
Manistee
Onekama
Charlevoix
Frankfort
Petoskey
Mackinac Island
Glen Haven
Bay View
Cheboygan
Sault Ste. Marie
St. Ignace
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