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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1910

Page

4

Local News Briefs: Dinners Postponed and Travelures

The annual dinner at County Home is indefinitely postponed due to sickness. Notice I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Abbie Bailes. Mr and Mrs W C Hoefflin and daughter Margaret of Oak Park Ind arrived Saturday for a visit with friends here. They departed this morning for Victor and West Liberty for a brief visit before returning for a longer stay.

Abbie Bailes Wm. H. Bailes W. C. Hoefflin Margaret Oax Park Victor West Liberty

Elopers Evade Dad in Auto Elopement

Eva Dolth of Shenandoah and Harry Remy eloped in a car and wed before her angry father could intervene. The girl was 15, and her father objected to the marriage due to her young age.

Iowa Evening Press Creston Eva Dolth Shenandoah Harry Remy

Eastern Iowa Storms Cause Damage Across Cities

A series of electrical storms struck eastern Iowa on June 27. In Burlington lightning damaged Philip Hoerr’s home and minor injuries occurred. ten streetcars were destroyed, crippling the traction system briefly. Oskaloosa saw cloud bursts, four residences struck, Hanna Manufacturing plant shut for repairs. Nearby Columbus Junction reported oatcrop damage from a small cloudburst and wind. Col. Cotter area rail tracks flooded delaying the evening train. Grandview recorded hail and wind with crop harm but limited property damage. Waterloo received nearly an inch of rain as residents visited, with several locals traveling or visiting family.

Iowa Evening Press Burlington Philip Hoerr Oskaloosa Blythe Hanna Manufacturing Company Junction Columbus Junction St. Paul Cotter Grandview Waterloo

Local travelers visit friends and relatives in Iowa towns

Mrs Lizzie Wacker left Wilton for Victor for a three week visit. Mrs Elmer Weiershauser and her son from Le Moine returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Co Kanoff in Muscatine. Miss Eva Meling returned home from Atalissa. Prof and Mrs W A Pye from Tama arrived and visited with Mr and Mrs H B Strong. James Archer arrived from Muscatine.

H. B. Strong James Archer Mus

First Iowa victim on insane Fourth

Merie Witt, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Witt of Waterloo, was severely wounded by a toy cannon blast. Doctors closed the wound with twenty four stitches and fear blood poisoning may follow the injury.

By Town Evening Press Waterloo Merie Edward Witt

Federal Company Buys Millrace in Iowa Development Move

The Federal Construction Company of Muscatine filed with Louisa county records an option to purchase the old mill race and dam site and Erbes equipment for a water power project tied to their Muscatine engineering work. Surveyors will evaluate if the Iowa river site warrants development.

Wapello Federal Construction Company of Muscatine C. W. Kemble Recorder Louisa County George Erbes Burlington Wathe David Sterrit Iowa General Assembly Iowa River Pittsburg Chute Sterrit Federal Construction Company

George B Cook Former Huttig foreman dies in Muscatine

George Bradford Cook aged about 78 died at his home corner Fourth and Cherry after a two year illness from esophageal constriction and lung congestion. A Norwich Conn. native he moved to Muscatine in 1861 and worked 20 years as yard foreman at Huttig Manufacturing. He was Civil War veteran and member of the Hook and Ladder Company. He is survived by his mother, brother S B Cook and sister Mrs H H Witter of Muscatine.

Fourth Cherry Streets George Bradford Cook West Hill Cook Norwich Conn Muscatine Musecatine Huttig Gal Bitzer Old Hook and Ladder Company S. B. Cook H. H. Witter

Barnard Receives Medal of Honor for Sculpture in France

Article in Le Siecle announces American sculptor George Grey Barnard receiving the medal of honor in sculpture. The award, rarely given in a century, follows high praise of his work at the Grand Palais during Theodore Roosevelt's visit, and notes his character and generosity.

le Siecle Paris France George Grey Barnard Muscatine Barnard Grand Palais Theodore Roosevelt

Friends Entertained at Country Home Ice Cream Social

About forty guests joined Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller for an ice cream social at their country home Saturday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Swalley and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wolff and daughters Edna and Mabel, Mrs. P. R. Axtell and son Dale, and numerous Miller and Roseman family members along with several others.

Elmer Miller Johnson Swalley Wolff Edna Mabel P. R. Axtell Dale John Miller Ross Roseman Clark Miller Emma Anna Mohr Kate Mamie Hergher Lucile Mary Thompson Mabel Paul Mabel Miller Lida Wolff Grace Miller Messrs George Frey T. Wolff Harold Paul Orie Roseman Fred Meyers Eldon Axtel Walter Miller Will Sissel Benjamin Denham A. C. Buttman Grandview Frank Thompson

Drowns in Cedar River

Cedar Rapids reports 19 year old William Stevenson drowned yesterday afternoon in the Cedar River.

Cedar River Cedar Rapids Iowa Evening Press William Stevenson

Gilroy Man Falls From Train Platform Near Boone

W A Paine of Gilroy California fell through an open platform of a through train west of Boone last night. He was found unconscious on the track and rushed to the hospital where doctors expect recovery. His wife and daughter, traveling with him toward Canada, had the train backed up to aid him.

Boone W. A. Paine Gilroy Cal Canada

Nourished Brains Key to Success in Work

The text stresses that well nourished brains and nerves are essential for successful thinking and work. It notes many successful men attest to the value of proper nourishment for mental performance and productivity.

Man Arrested for Drunkenness and Disturbance

Charles Goetting was arrested today charged with intoxication and creating a disturbance. He pleaded guilty and was fined 10 dollars plus costs in Justice Carl's court. Information filed by Chief McElravy and arrest made by Constable H C Haney.

Charles Goetting Carl McElravy H. C. Haney

Grape-Nuts Promoted as Brain and Nerve Food

Advertises Grape-Nuts as a brain and nerve food made from wheat and barley with potash phosphate. Claims it rebuilds brain and nerve gray matter and suggests serving with cream egg and fruit. POSTUM CEREAL CO. Battle Creek Mich.

Postum Cereal Co., Ltd Battle Creek, Mich

Birthday anniversary celebrated at Nestlebush home

Mrs. J. W. Nestlebush entertained twenty friends at 218 Iowa avenue to honor Mr. Nestlebush's thirty fourth birthday. The surprise event included social diversions and a supper served at 5 30 in the evening.

J. W. Nestlebush Iowa Avenue

Special Session of Young Ladies Sodality

Members of the Young Ladies Sodality of St Matthias church convene this evening at Miss Mayme Foley's home 809 East Sixth street. All members are urged to attend.

Young Ladies’ Sodality St. Matthias’ Church Mayme Foley East Sixth Street

Surprise Birthday for William Van Zyl at Home

Friends gathered at 973 Newell avenue Saturday evening to honor William Van Zyl on his forty fifth birthday with games music and a luncheon to close the pleasant event.

William van Zyl Newell Avenue

Dorcas Society to Meet at Mrs Sherberger’s Home

Members of the Dorcas Society will be guests next Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. George Sherberger’s home 407 East Fourth Street. The session will begin at 3 o'clock and will be the final gathering for the summer months.

Dorcas Society George Sherberger East Fourth Street

Work on the Second Degree at Iowa Lodge No. 2

The A. F. and A. M. announce work on the second degree at Iowa Lodge No. 2 tomorrow evening at 7 30 sharp. All brethren in good standing are invited. Per W. M.

Iowa Lodge No. 2 A. F A. M W. M

Banner Lodge to Meet for Regular Session Tuesday Evening

Members of Banner Lodge gather Tuesday at 8 PM in the A. O. U. W. hall for business, followed by a social hour organized by the Fourth ward committee.

Banner Lodge A. O. U. W. Hall Fourth Ward

Real Estate Agent John 4 Robbins Promotes Fire Insurance

John 4 Robbins, a real estate agent, advertises fire insurance with reliable companies. The notice stresses dependable coverage and trusted providers for property protection.

John 4. Robbins

Farewell Reception for Miss Corabelle Teachmann Planned

A farewell reception will be held Tuesday at 2 39 PM in honor of Miss Corabelle Teachmann at the home of Mrs. H S Howe. All members of the Kecklerville Bible class are invited.

Corabelle Teachmann H. S. Howe Kecklerville Bible Class

Major John Thimble Bee Hosts Meeting At Pond Street Home

Mrs J Spence will be hostess to the Major John Thimble Bee members at her home 412 Pond Street on Tuesday afternoon.

John Spence John Thimble Bee Pond Street

St Margaret's Guild Picnic Postponed to Thursday

The St Margaret's Guild of Trinity Episcopal church postponed their planned picnic at Weed Park from Tuesday afternoon to Thursday afternoon.

Weed Park St. Margaret's Guild Trinity Episcopal Church

A White Elephant Party Idea from National Food Magazine

A White Elephant Party invites guests to bring wrapped, undesirable items to trade. Each guest exchanges items at a signal, then opens and rewraps to swap again if unwanted. The process continues in a playful, deceptive exchange until everyone is satisfied.

National

Tassel suitor courts Nancy Squires for nine years

Mrs myetco quips about a steady suitor who has courted Nancy Squires for nine years without proposing. Mrs Hardapple jokes the man avoids rushing a proposal, suggesting he fears breaking speed laws in jest.

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