Compliment Narvis Highlight Eagle Lodge Gathering
Vitus Ingham and Warner deliver addresses as Eagle Lodge No 10 honors Supreme Master Workman Will M Narvis of the A D U W lodge. Out of town speakers Danforth Hohman and Rehkopf join local speakers Titus Ingham Warner in praising Narvis amid music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme
Will M. Narvis
A. D. U. W. Lodge
Eagle Lodge No. 10
Narvis
Supreme Lodge
Order
Koontz
George M. Titus
Ed P. Ingham
E. M. Warner
Muscatine
E. F. Danforth
Skowichegan
Ed E. Hohman
Johns
Stanford
Dr Hale's Household Ointment touted for skin cures
Advertises Dr Hale's Household Ointment as a quick permanent cure for eczema salt rheum scrofula ulcers and running sores. Sold at drug stores for 25c or direct from Kenyon & Thomas Adams NY.
Wedded But Not a Wife Delights Family Theatre Crowd
The Morris Stock Company presented the five act comedy at the new Family Theatre last night. Assistant Manager Charles F Hillman and Mrs J C Sodini acted well. The Civil War Pennsylvania setting blends ludicrous drama and pathos with strong performances from a large cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Family Theatre
Morris Stock Company
Charles F. Hillmar
J. C. Sodini
Pennsylvania
van Dyke Vernon
Claude Boardman
Richard Calvert
Charles F. Hillman
Ananias Jingle
Alexander Charles Knox
Frank L. Tyce Cromwell Calvert
Edward Carroll
John Pennington
Fred Nichols
Eek Dorthy Lynwood
Kate Calvert
Antoinette Sodini
Jemima Jessup
Doretta Morris Lou Manning
Yorma Lynwood
Fifth wedding anniversary noted in Oak Grove
Mr and Mrs J C Stuart and family attended the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs E CSchillig of Fruitland. Olive Barnard returned after visiting Ed Barnard at Nichols. M Rice entertained Wednesday. A noon dinner raised funds for the Orphans Home at Council Bluffs. S S at Spangler Chapel 2 PM and preaching at 3 PM by Rev Conant planned for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
J. C. Stuart
E. C. Schillig
Fruitland
Olive Barnard
Ed. Barnard
Nichols
M. Rice
Council Bluffs
S. S
Spangler Chapel
Rev. Conant
Mexicans Busy In South Muscatine On Milwaukee Cut Off
A large group of Mexicans employed by the Milwaukee railroad company work days west of the city on extensive improvements and evenings canvas South Muscatine homes to sell handmade curios and trinkets. They will stay in the area about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Popular Young Men Purchase Business on Oregon Street
Fred and Henry Toborg closed a deal to buy W F Miksch store building and grocery on Oregon street. Miksch plans to move his family west soon and leave the venture to the Toborgs, who are both well known in Muscatine. Fred Toborg has two years of grocery experience with Miksch. Also, Conrad Breiner and his family arrived from Germany to make Muscatine their home, with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Henry Toborg
W. F. Miksch
Oregon Street
Mr. Miksch
West
Muscatine
Fred Toborg
City
Conrad Breiner
Germany
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted for stomach trouble cure
An Ohio Valley era advert claims Dr Williams Pink Pills restore digestion and sleep for a Sycamore Illinois farmer's wife. It asserts the pills build new blood and strengthen nerves, notes prevention of habit forming drugs, and offers a free diet book with purchase details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Amos Rogers
Sycamore
DeKalb County
Ill
Oxford
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Local Sidelights from Pine Creek and Surrounding Areas
Pine Creek notes on June 26 report Mr. and Mrs. Mike Missel and family visiting Muscatine. Edd Fix and sister Nellie spent time with sister Mrs. Edd Bierman in Muscatine. John Metz of Pleasant Prairie visited Wednesday. M Brunson near Sunflower Ridge injured by a fall from a horse on Sunday. Julius Welsch did business in Muscatine. Charley Cooper and niece Miss Ivah Pahl near Blue Grass were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Creek
Mike Missel
Muscatine
Edd Fix
Nellie
Edd. Bierman
John Metz
Pleasant Prairie
M. Brunson
Sunflower Ridge
Julius Welsch
Charley Cooper
Ivah Pahl
Blue Grass
Dr King’s New Discovery Promised For Croup Colds
Ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as instantly relieving babies’ croup coughs and colds. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store listed.
Bloomington Social Notes Include Departures and Visits
Oscar Myers and sister Miss Mary left Monday for Allerton Iowa. Mrs Mary M Negus and Mrs William B Negus traveled to West Branch Iowa for the Negus reunion. Miss Henderson of Cedar Valley visits Miss Ida Drake. Crete Shellabarger and sister Getha visited Lettsville relatives. Mr and Mrs Henry Kramer entertained Muscatine relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Oscar Myers
Mary
Allerton
Mary M. Negus
William B. Negus
West Branch
Miss Henderson
Cedar Valley
Ida Drake
Crete Shellabarger
Miss Getha
Lettsville
Henry Kramer
Muscatine
Muscatine woman knew ex president in youth
A Muscatine woman, Sarah Smalley of Grandview avenue, recalled her acquaintance with former President Grover Cleveland from his childhood days in Fayetteville New York and Clinton New York where he pursued schooling before rising to national leadership. The reminiscence accompanies notes on local happenings and community health and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Grover Cleveland
Sarah Smalley
Grandview Avenue
Fayetteville
New York
Clinton
Millersburg Social News and Local Updates
Wat W Wakeland has been very ill but is improving. The Presbyterian church held an ice cream and straw berry social with good attendance. Mr and Mrs R B Murdock visited. Thomas McAfee sold a lot to George Bistiine for 125. Prof W A Hefferman and wife visited Bethuven home. William Blair sold household goods ahead of moving to Oklahoma. A children’s day event at the M E church drew a large crowd for educational funds. Presbyterian services were in the schoolhouse with a mission fund collection. Florence Kistler and McCormic visited Mrs Hefferman. Jesse Scranton and family from Joy called on friends. A W Murdock and Buffalo visit. Regular L D S chapel services held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Wakeland
The
Presbyterian Church
R. B. Murdock
James Walls
Thomas McAfee
George Bistiine
W. A. Hefferman
Decorah
Bethuven
William Blair
Oklahoma
M. E
Mission Fund
Florence Kistler
Buffalo
McCormic
Duncan
Hefferman
Daisy Bethuven
Jesse Scranton
Family of
Joy
A. W. Murdock
M. D. Murdock
L. D
Pine Mills Social Notes Brighten Weekend
June 26 report from Pine Mills notes Mrs. Fred Rik of Ely Indiana visited relatives. Sunday night children’s exercises at New Era drew large attendance. B Stecher and sister Tegla attended church in Muscatine Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carwitzell were also mentioned in the local update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Mills
Fredrik
Ely
New Era
B. Stecher
Tegla
Muscatine
Herbert Carwitzell
Hartman Family Reappears in Durant Shooting Note
The report notes Wm Hartman and family spent Sunday in the area and attended the third shooting at Durant on Saturday. Miss Ethel Bronson departed Cedar Falls to pursue schooling. James McElroy of Muscatine conducted business in town Monday.
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Wm. Hartman
Ethel Bronson
Cedar Falls
James McElroy
Muscatine
Durant
Picture In Collier's Highlights Danz On Tennessee Wreck
East Hill notes from Col lier's weekly depict Fred Danz of Muscatine on the cruiser Tennessee as a pallbearer at six June Harbor View cemetery services in San Pedro for five sailors. Danz remains in San Pedro awaiting return after his two year term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
Collier's Weekly
Fred Manhardt
Fred Danz
Muscatine
Tennessee
Mr. Danz
Harbor View
San Pedro
California
Danz
Chris. Danz
Grant Street
East Hill
Joseph Foreman
Bellevue Hospital
S. Houvenagle
Rosemund
Sweetland Center
George Taylor
Sweetland
Alice Jarrard
Lone Tree
Teachers Institute
Arthur J. Padgett
Park Avenue
Glen Ashton
Has
White Collar Line schedule details for Davenport and Burlington
White Collar Line timetable shows steamers Columbia and Helen Blair depart Davenport each weekday at 7 a.m. and Sundays at 7 30 a.m., returning at 7 p.m. The Burlington boat leaves weekdays at 8 30 p.m., arriving in Burlington at 9 15 the next morning. W G Block Co., agents.
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White Collar Line
Columbia
Helen Blair
Davenport
Burlington
W. G. Block
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Biscuit Company
Vitus, Ingham and Warner Deliver
Eagle Lodge
Orange Grove
Crowers Exchange
Mira Hershey Lumber Company
Wi ™ WinVis
Chicago
Mackinac
Northport
Michigan
Manitou
Misso
Ludington
Frankfort
Mosecenee
Ead Au
R.f.church &P.A
E. End Mich. ST
Rush ST. Bridge
Lake Superior
We-que-ton-sing
Roaring Brook Harbor Springs
Family Good
Morris
South Muscatine
Milwaukee
Miksch Grocery
Cleveland
Charles Bulwer
Joseph Westerfelt
Lafe
Kate Benn
Lewis Matthews
Cedar Rapids
Harry Rogers
Gertrude Lannen
Winterset
Rock Island
Clifford Wiley
Wapello
Mt. and
Bertie Crippen
Daverport
Freeley
Fred Miller
Oskaloosa
Harry Miller
George Frye
Philip Street
Martin Weiner
Near Fruitland
Vor
New York City
United States
Chris
Otto
Hinkel & Flannery
Thompson Bros. CO
T. F. Gleason
William Reyer
Christ Danz
C. A. Giesenhaus
McQuesten & Sawyer Company
Iowa
Lows Avenue
J. E. Stevenson
Tsts
Cape Iit
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