Delegates Attend Nichols Rebekah Convention in Muscatine
More than 200 delegates and visitors gathered for the Nichols area Rebekah lodge convention in Muscatine and nearby towns. Alice Pox of Montrose, State President, spoke briefly. Emma Rice welcomed attendees. Muscatine delegates include Miss Pearl Gesay and Laura Kent among others. program features school of instruction, papers, duets, and a fancy drill by West Liberty lodge.
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Nichols
Wuscatine
Lowisa
Tzebakah Lodge
Town
Miu
Alice Pox
Montrose
Rebekahs
Is & Apo Gial Xrust
Emma Rice
Rungt Noble
Jorence McDonald
Maude Creen
Columbus Junction
Miriam Rebskah Lodge
Muscatine
Laura L. Kent
Dew Jord
West Literay Lodge
J. <Atington
J. J. Tucker
Allee Score
Wast Julberny Lodge
Muscatina
Mrs. Mary Morgan Dies in Wapello 1A
Dra Mary E Morgan a longtime Wapello resident and mother of A W Morgan of this area died today after a fall May iti fractured hip and arm caused severe pain and death due to exhaustion. She was 79, married to Charles Stone then George W Morgan, two children survive A O Morgan Muscatine and Harry Morgan Baxter, eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Dra
Mary E. Morgan
Wapello
A.W. Morgan
May Silse
Charles Stone
Charles
Wapallo
George
Sherman
Monmouth
George W. Morgan
A. O
Morgan
Muscatine
Harry Morgan
Baxter
Eix
Mrs. Morgan
Burial to be held in Chicago for Mrs Walmsley
Funeral services for Mrs N C Walmsley of Columbus Junction will be Sunday in Chicago with remains sent there Monday. She died at Hornhay hospital after a long illness aged 26. Survived by husband S C Walmsley, father J J Williams six sisters and one brother living in Gast Chicago and Los Angeles. Married July 25 1915 in Chicago. they resided in Columbus Junction. services to be led by Rev J H Yagey in Lisle In.
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N.C. Walmsley
Columbus Junction
Hornhay Hospital
Chicago
Anerrow
Merv. Walmsley
S. C. Walmsley
J. J. Willams
Regala Hate
Mary Enekley
Anna Graham
Emma Granger
Frances Mackie
Allis Allen Williams
Gast
Iku Qwiiltaios
Los Angeles
California
Sho
Walmgley
Niles C. Wamsley
Failure to Sign Lease for New WCA Quarters
Report states lease for the Ola Fulllen property at the old Pulliam homestead near Third and Walnut remains unsigned by the board of directors. Some officers reportedly oppose the new location, while Miss Mary Robertson was elected general secretary of the Muscatine local association, pending her acceptance.
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Pulliam
Third and
Walnut Streets
Masonic Home Society
Langé
Mary Robertson
Jocal Association
Luella Taylor
Muscatine
Chicago
Toe Ry Hanley
Falr Guks
Raid on bootleggers not due to U S probe
In Davenport on June 25, William Walker faces U S customs hearing as federal authorities confirm warrants for Muscatine bootleggers. Nellie Walker testifies the men posed as flat iron salesmen at the Walker home seeking information to hold beer. Walker pleads not guilty and is held on $300 bond awaiting federal grand jury action. George Baker, another alleged bootlegger, has a preliminary hearing set for tomorrow.
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Fiournal'a Special Service
Davenport
Boy’) Walker
U. S
Bush
H. B. Betty
Inagua
Muscatine
Muscatina
Claude RB. Porter
A. L. Higging
Mt. Pleasant
B. A. DuBoly
Des Moines
Nellie Walker
Walker
Sheling
Burlington
Federal Grand Jury
George Baker
Local Hardware Firms Announce July 3 Open and July 4 Closure
Announcement from Retail Hardware Dealers for Magatine and partner firms that Tout Stores will open Friday evening July 3 and close all day July 4. Signatures include MaQueste Hardware Co Thompson Bros Haw Ga Detthot Hardware Co Fuller & Willer Hdwr Co Geo 5 Clapp. Also reports on various local happenings: Mary Shinn's illness improving, W. J. Mather returning from Chicago, Paul Williams and wife visiting J. B. Bigelow, Oscar B. Lee and wife vacationing with J. B. Mather, sale of William Mather farm to J. B. Mather for 225 dollars, and Rev. EL Y Gogory announcing departure from the Friends church after the current year.
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Magatine
Tout
MaQueste Hardware Co
Thompson Bros
Haw
Detthot Hardware Co
Fuller & Willer Hdwr
Geo
Clapp
William
Oskaloosa
Springdale
Mather
Cresses
Penn
Misa Mary Shinn
University Hospital
Jows City
W. J. Mather
Chicago
Wniveretty
Paul Willams
J. B. Bigelow
Nehtagke
Oscar B. Lee
Saskatchewan
J. B. Mather
Mrs. Lee
Pacific Coast
William Mather
Wlaca
Tipton
EL Y. Gogory
Friends Church
FILE REPORT IN THE WEED ESTATE TODAY
An appraisal and inventory in the estate of Cora C. Weed filed today by the district court clerk estimates the estate at about 20000 dollars. The special administrator turned over 935 dollars and notes and stacks total 23700 dollars. A motion to strike the amended petition in the Louise Lloyd case was heard today. George W. Lindle filed an answer in the dispute with Barney Urdangen denying entering into a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora C. Weed
Mienavith
Louise Lloyd
Joan Wilson
George W. Lindle
Barney Urdangen
Bernick Named Third Appraiser for No 1 Drainage District
M Bernick of Woodlawnavenua was chosen as the third member of the appraisal board to assess damages from the alternative plan in the No 1 drainage district. He was selected by George W Bangick of Wilton and Samuel Baird after meeting this afternoon. The commission will visit the district next Thursday to appraise the damages.
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M. Bernick
Woodlawnavenua
Mugenting
Digerict
George W. Bangick
Wilton
Samuel Baird
Local Burlington Attorneys Attend State Bar Meeting
Devitt and L. Bihimier are the only local attorneys present at the annual Town State Bar Association convening in Burlington today and tomorrow. Prof. Roscoe Pound of Harvard spoke this afternoon on "The Judicial Office of the United States." An invitation to the Scott County Bar Association may follow.
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A. 7. Devitt
FP. L. Bihimier
Town State Bar Association
Burlington
Roscoe Pound
Harvard University
Judicial Office of the United States
Scott County Bar Assock
Clean Up Week Philadelphia Details Publicity Drive
The Clean Up Week director said twice as much advertising as previous years boosted a one week campaign. He noted publicity focused the plan and without it rubbish removal would span the year. If piled, dirt cleaned could form a 22 foot high city block stack.
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Philadelphia
Inet
Wedding Reception And Farewell Gatherings Featured In Society Notes
In Mr and Mrs George Boehs home Agnes Boeh married Henry Soll at St Marys Church with about fifty guests at a reception. The couple will reside on East Tenth Street. Agnes Boeh has worked as a bookkeeper. Henry Soll is foreman at Automatic Button Company. A separate farewell party honored Bernies Montreal and relatives at the Turner home on East Sixth Street with music and dancing. An all day Picnic at Weed Park is planned for Banner Lodge Industrial members on July 8. Twenty members attended a sewing session at Mrs Nora Terrys home on Bant Sixth Street yesterday.
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Fupty Pne
Koch Home
George Boeh
Agnes Boeh
Henry Soll
Theodore Soll
West Eighth Street
St. ‘Mary's Catholic Church
Tiwo
Gertrude Kurriger
Basta Wolwer
Helen Goch
Tis East Tenth Street
St. Mary's Parochial School
V. and B. Business College
Gragm
Automatic Button Company
Turner Hom
Ethelyn Turner
East Sixth Street
Bernies
Montreal
Akron
Messrs
Fred Berry
Thomas Ward
Chicago
Chapman
West Seventh Street
Tvelve
Wead Park
Florence Toftries
Geneva Island
Industrial
Banner Lodge
Nora Terry
Bant Sixth Street
Weed Park
Lange Attendance At County Club Affair This Eve
More than 150 guests expected for a dine at Geneva Golf and Country club quarters tonight. Light refreshments, music by the Troubadors, and dancing to follow from seven to nine thirty.
Local Social Notes From Conesville Area Tails
Conesville social roundup recounts Allen McCurdy visiting Davenport after a stay in Town City with sister Mrs Geo McVey and Dolia Cecil returning from Hedrick to her brothers Chester and Charles. Mildred Brockway visits Town City for a week at her aunt’s home. John Gay attends a G A B meeting in Burlington. Gazette picnic attendees at Columba Junction listed. Locals Mr Wehr and Rev Ewing travel to Muscatine. Mrs Ewing returns after three weeks in a Bellevue hospital. Lewis Westerman and family visit Wapello. Mrs Nellia Wrabes of Salt Lake City noted in dispatch.
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Baserment
Carpenter
Fay Gay
Town City
John Gay
Mark Crow
Herbert Schwalm
Baby
Muscatine
Homs
Addle Orr
Allen McCurdy
Geo. McVey
Davenport
G A. B
Blue
Mootight Excursion and Local Visits Highlight June
Ady F B Matson of Citronelle visits with brother in law J H Morne of Tilinots and other friends for a few days. Mrs FP C Kelly returns from Iowa City after a five week stay with parents, plans to depart for Houston Heights tonight. Fresh buttermilk advertised at Fred Lea’s.
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Py Trinity
Chases Orchestra
Ady
F. B. Matson
Citronelle
Als
J. H. Morne
Tilinots
Fred Lea’s
FP. C. Kelly
Paul Gelbel
Newell Avenue
Iowa City
Kelly
Edna Gelbel
Houston Heights
Tex
Prairie Grove Social Notes and Local Visits
Prairie Grove residents recount visits and gatherings across towns. Elmer Faires and wife with Mrs. Prank Ruess of West Liberty and Mrs Fred Dannerberger of Witton Valley traveled by auto to Prairie Grove, Harold McGown and wife from West Liberty spent a Sunday with Monte Owen and family, and Mary and Grace Shinn with Anna Porter and Mable Phelps shared an evening with Henry Stotler and wife. George McCann and Mr Marion Kirby joined a park picnic in Jones City. Monte Owen’s family visited Ed Lenita in West Liberty last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Henry Statler hosted dinner for their parents W. Co Phelps and family and Mr George Jewell of Springdate. Last Wednesday afternoon, a local event occurred while Mr and Mrs Stotler entertained at dinner.
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Prairie Grove
Elmer Faires
Prank Ruess
West Liberty
Fred Dannerberger
Witton Valles
Masons
Hera
Harold McGown
Monte Owen
Tio
Mary
Grace Shinn
Anna Porter
Mable Phelps
Henry Stotler
George McCann
Kirby
Jows
City
Monte Owan
Ed Lenita
Weat Liberty
Henry Statler
W. Co Phelps
George Jewell
Carranza Plans Direct Envoy Telecommunication Link
Carranza aims to move from Saltillo to the Nuevo Laredo border to establish direct telegraphic contact with agents in the United States as constitutionalist negotiations with Huerta begin. Zacatecas victory boosts Villa’s standing, while officials with the Huerta side show little concession. The Niagara protocol signing signals imminent talks, with venue undecided and a conference likely to open Monday or soon after.
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Mexico
Huerta
Zacatecas
Villa
Carranza
Saltillo
Nuevo Laredo
United? States
Huerta Delo Bates
Accident report details several fall injuries and a head trauma
Wayse and Hazel Black fell from a ladder while picking cherries injuring a broken right arm and severely strained right wrist. Mrs George Creesa also fell breaking her right arm. Anna Brown and area Black relatives spent weekend with more accidents reported. Jim Greenway was struck on the head by a horse causing unconsciousness with multiple injuries. Dr Ady treated wounds. A note on glass cement mixtures provides technical recipe specifics.
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Wayse
Hazel Black
George Creesa
Unto Valley
Anna Brown
West Branch
Jim Greenway
Springdale
Ady
West Liberty
Genuine Bargain Ad In A Good Business Opportunity
Journal want ads offer a genuine bargain in a solid business suitable for a man or woman. Take it at once to see a good deal. Kemole and Kem bis advertise a promising opportunity for quick consideration.
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Kemole & Kembis
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Muscatine Lodge
Annui
Muscating
Louisa County
Rebékan
Mary Morgan
J. H. Yagey
Lispon
Gaggy
Elizabeth Biezor
Mulberry
Aygoue
Ola Fulllen
the Dollar
Star’ Cut
Tumblera
Bet Shape
Jead Brown
Sach
WOMER
Chilaren
Mfg
Brothers’ Mason Patent
Sunbeam
Batiste
U.S
Weed Estate
Goa
the Dollar Store
Irs
Rehmel
Tampa
Pla
Fred Beitel
ISS Corrine Wallingsford
J. J. G. Club
Corrine Wallingford
Sixth Street
Wallingford
Awesk
Samuel Bronner
Confsville
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