Local notices and travel captions from Morning Sun item list
A dense collection of items notes sales notices trains and personal travel. Mentions Firefly El Paso Worth and South trains with multiple passengers visiting relatives and returning home. Also advertisements for cigars ice cream stationery kindling wood refrigerators stoves and farms for sale. A benefit game at fair grounds features lawyers vs ministers with commentary on base stealing.
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Fair Grounds
A Plan Perkins Writes a Letter to the Governor
A Plan Perkins composes a letter to the governor outlining policy proposals. The document discusses legislative ideas, administrative steps, and potential outcomes tied to state governance.
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Perkins
Plan for arbitration to settle GOP convention disputes
Des Moines June 28. Geo D Perkins, candidate for governor, proposes that a three member commission from the Republican National Committee hear all contested delegates and draft a temporary roll to govern the convention. He urges Cummins to join, pledging to abide by the commission and secure its conclusions. The plan aims to protect the party and avoid hasty action.
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Des Moines
Geo. D. Perkins
A. B. Cummins
Albert B. Cummins
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Pleasing Recital At Armory Last Night
A large audience at Chestnut street armory heard C Levern Peck tenor with Etta Re Pine coloratura and Guyton violin, with Sade Wilson at piano. Peck's tone and expressive power drew an encore for Three Green Bonnets after Absence and Song of a Heart.
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Mr. Peck
Miss Re Pine
Elizabeth
Tanhauser
Guyton
Chicago College of Music
Wilson
Muscatine
Peck
Armory
Chestnut Street
C. Levern Peck
Etta Re Pine
Galesburg
Rome
Tunnison
Lee Freers and Mary Milholin wed at home ceremony
The wedding of Lee A Freers and Miss Mary Milholin took place at the Freers home on East Second Street with Rev. J. N. Elliott officiating. The couple, attended by relatives, received many gifts and will reside at 1095 Lucas Street after July 12.
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Lee A. Freers
Mary Milholin
G. J. Freers
East Second Street
J. N. Elliott
First Presbyterian Church
Freers
Smilax
Asparerus
Lee O'Leary
Regina
Mr. Freers
M. Kautz & Sons
Richard Milholm
Mrs. Freers
Lucas Street
Fourth of July Rates from Iowa Central Rail
Iowa Central sets excursion round trip fares to all points within 250 miles. Tickets on sale July 3 and 4 with a return limit July 6, 1906, priced at fare and one third.
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Iowa Central
The Queer Chameleon
The chameleon ignores surroundings unless attracted by prey. It shoots a long clubbed tongue to trap insects with a sticky secretion. Its tongue action is extremely rapid, and its eyes are large and mostly covered, each functioning independently to scan different directions.
Doctor's Wife Praises Grape-Nuts as Nourishing Food
A trained nurse endorses Grape-Nuts for all ages, detailing recipes and serving methods including soaking in water with egg white and fruit juice. She notes its suitability for babies, the elderly, and those on liquid diets, and mentions physicians recommending it for stomach trouble and recovery. The ad cites Battle Creek company materials and the Little Book The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Marriage at Herman Wolf Home in Muscatine
A quiet private wedding was held last night at the Herman Wolf home on Green street. Villar Wolf married Miss Josephine Schumacher in a ceremony performed by Rev. A. J. Kempton of the First Baptist church. The couple will reside at Mr. Wolf’s home with his father on Green street.
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M. W. Stirlen
Woodlawn Avene
Ina Stirlen
Fred D. Applegate
Jessie Stirlen
Love
Josephine Stirlen
Mendelssohn
Josephine Grimmer
St. Paul
A. J. Kempton
First Baptist Church
Stirlen
Muscatine
Jefferson School
Applegate
California
Val Building
West Second Street
Out of the City
EB. C. Brimmer
Archie
Ernest
Josephine
Minn
E. P. McKown
FE. F. Martin
Grace English Lutheran Church
Wiliam Morris
M's
Sarah E. Schellhorn
Fairport
Herman Wolf
Green Street
Villar Wolf
Josephine Schumacher
Schumacher
B. E. Lily Dry Goods
Mr. Wolf
J. L. Pentzer
Mrs. Wolf
Potter
Brotherhood of Blood
Jesus Christ
Rev. Potter
Jesus
Brother
Christ
Dr and Mrs Alden Hoover in the City
Dr and Mrs Alden R Hoover wed in Chicago last night and arrived in the city with Mrs S F Hoover and Miss Bertha M Hoover. The ceremony was performed at the Finger home in Chicago. The couple plan to sail for Marsovan Turkey around August 1 for medical missionary work.
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Alden R. Hoover
Chicago
City
S. F. Hoover
Bertha M Hoover
Esther Finger
C. F. Finger
Marsovan
Turkey
Asia
Lucky Thirteen Card Club Meets At Mrs State Home
The Lucky Thirteen Card club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Joseph State’s East Ninta Street home. Prizes were won by Mrs Mary Kinler first, Mrs Willie Bryant second, and Mrs Richards consolation. next meeting set for July 15 at Mrs John Groters’s house.
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Lucky Thirteen Card Club
Joseph State
East Ninta Street
Mary Kin Ler
Williea Bryant
Richards
John Groters
J D Club Meeting At Mrs Ribaks Home
Members of the J. D. club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J F Ribak's home on Seventh street. Prizeswent to Mrs John Neibert first place, Mrs Amelia Eberhardt second, and Mrs Tom Hayes booby. Refreshments were served despite the heat. The next meeting will be at Mrs Storms on Lucas street.
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J. D. Club
J. F. Ribak
Seventh Street
John Neibert
Amelia Eberhardt
Tom Hayes
Storms
Lucas Street
Miss Margaret Hoskins to Give Recital
Miss Margaret Hoskins daughter of M. Hoskins residing north of Muscatine will give a recital at the Christian church in Nichols next Saturday evening. She graduated with honors in Oratory at Drake University Des Moines in 1905 and is noted as a reader and impersonator.
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Margaret Hoskins
M. Hoskins
Muscatine
Christian Church
Nichols
Hoskins
Oratory
Drake University
Des Moines
Ladies Attend Luncheon in Wilton Today
A group led by Mrs. Drew Davidson and others visited Wilton for a 1 o'clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. Will Harris, Mrs. Harry Strong, and Mrs. J. L. Woodhouse.
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Drew Davidson
F.S. Pentzer
B. C. Ladlow
H. C. Madden
Winn Blanchard
W.N. Wallace
H. F. Giessler
Frank Ashcraft
Wilton
Will Harris
Harry Strong
J. L. Woodhouse
Annual Picnic at Weed Park
Members of the German Evangelical Church gathered at Weed Park for their annual picnic today. Large crowds arrived in the morning with dinners and many more enjoying the outing this afternoon. The event drew both young and old, described as a most pleasant day.
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Weed Park
Wiile
Batterson Stores Invite Visiting Teachers to Afternoon Visit
Gatterson stores issued invitations to teachers in the city for an institute to visit the stores this afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. Music and light refreshments will be provided.
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Gatterson
Baptist Ladies Meet Tomorrow Afternoon
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church will hold an afternoon sewing meeting tomorrow, replacing the planned all day session. It will be the last gathering of the season until cooler weather returns.
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Laities Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
Marriage Unites Nichols Man and West Liberty Woman
At 3:45 PM yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs George H Sergeant 1905 Lombard street Rev A J Kempton united William R Schmitt of Nichols and Lilian Smith of West Liberty in marriage Clarence Smith of West Liberty and Ella Mapes of Adams attended. The groom works as a businessman in Nichols and the couple plan to reside there.
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George H. Sergeant
Lombard Street
A. J. Kempton
First Baptist Church
William R. Schmitt
Nichols
Lillian Smith
Sewing Society Meeting With Mrs McElroy On Mulberry Street
Members of the K L G P sewing society met with Mrs J Eg Mc Elroy on Mulberry street yesterday afternoon and enjoyed a pleasant session.
Miss Sade McQuesten Hosts Visiting Ladies
Miss Sade McQuesten of West Taird street entertained this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Carey Rees and Mrs. Mary Stein Stevens of Chicago who are visiting the city.
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Sade MecQuesten
West Taird Street
Carey Rees
Mary Stein Stevens
Chicago
City
Conference Ends at Letts with Muscatine Talks
Tuesday evening program closed the Letts conference featuring Muscatine residents Rev. Potter and J. R. Hanley discussing local issues and community matters.
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Rev. Potter and
J. R. Hanley
Muscatine District Methodist Conference Closes After Three Days
The Muscatine district conference of the Methodist church ended last evening after a three day session at Letts. Rev R D Pool spoke on The Americanization of Immigrants and Rev J A Boatman on the Iowa conference boundary question. Rev J F Robertson of Keota delivered the closing sermon.
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Muscatine District
The
Methodist Church
Letts
R. D. Pool
Oxford
J. A. Boatman
West Liberty
Muscatine
J. W. Potter
J. R. Hanley
Epworth League Image Quartet
Hanley
Brotherhood of St. Paul
Brotherhood
Man
Rev. Potter
Potter
Latta Couple Return Home After City Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Latta of Grand View return home by the noon train after spending the morning in the city visiting friends.
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Frank Latta
Grandview
Mrs J Chaplin of Keithsburg Re trains after visit
Mrs J Chaplin of Keithsburg returns by train after spending several days in the city visiting friends and relatives.
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J. Chaplin
Keithsburg
Weddings at Schellhorn Residence in Fairport
A Fairport couple wed yesterday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Schellhorn with Rev. H. F. Martin presiding. The ceremony was described as very pretty and held in an intimate home setting.
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H. F. Martin
Fairport
John Schellhorn
MasonIC Iowa Lodge Meets Monthly on First Tuesday
Society cards note Masonic Iowa Lodge No. 2 A F and A M holds meeting the first Tuesday each month W M A W Scott EB L Johnson Secretary Washington Chapter No 4 RA M convocation second Friday month H McCoy EB H F L Johnson Secretary Webb Council Royal and Select Master TM stated assembly third Thursday in Stein's music hall G D Lesotte T J M L Johnson Recorder Molay Commandery No 1 regular conclave third Wednesday each month G D Lezotte W H Graff Recorder
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T. J. M. L. Johnson
Molay Commandery No
G. D. Lezotte
W. HO Graff
Recorder
Eagle Lodge Meeting Notice in Second Street Hall
A. OQ VU 2 Eagle Lodge at Us W meets every Thursday evening at 4 0 U W hall Second street Brethren in good standing are cordially invited to meet with us J W Robinson M W HS Lowe Recorder FE H Dotsen Financier
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Fiseie
A. OQ. VU
Eagle Lodge
Us . W
U. W. Hall
Second Street
J. W. Robinson
M. W. HS Lowe
H. Dotsen
Fraternal Aid Association
Bloomington
Shammo
Mittscatine Court
Woodman Hall
HG. Schoenig
Coster
Knights of Pythias Wyoming Lodge No 76 Meeting Notice
Wyoming Lodge No 76 Knights of Pythias meets every Friday at 7 30 PM in the K P building on Ions avenue Visiting brethren invited to attend FE L Kemptner C C C FL Bihimeter K of R and S
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Knights OF Pythias
Wyoming Lodge No
K. of P
K.P
Ions Avenue
Brethres
L Kemptner
C. C
Bihimeter
K. of R
Major John's Circle Lamis of Grand Army of the RP Public Meet Fridays
The Lamis of Grand Army of the Republic Public hold regular meetings on the first and third Friday evenings at the G A R hall. Miriam Pfeiffer serves as President with Cora Parger as Secretary.
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John
Lamis
Grand Army OF the Rppublic
G. A. R. Hall
Miriam Pfeiffer
Cora Parger
Modem Woodmen of America Camp Meets Weekly
M. W. of A. Muscatine Camp No 196 holds regular meetings every Tuesday evening at Woodmen hall Olds' Block. F A Streitler serves as Vice Commander and Tevda as Clerk.
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M. W
A. Muscatine Camp
Woodmen of America
Woodmen Hall
Olds’ Block
F. A. Streitler
V. Co
Tevda
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Mercantile
Second St
White Swan
J. O—i
Havana
Iowa Avenue
Hacker
D. Nelson
Cora Daut
Colorado Springs
Roach & Musser Sash & Door Co
J. A. Pauly
Davenport
F. S. Pentzer
A. Hobson
Fruitland
Jacob Fisch & Sons
M. G. Hasnill
Wooon
O. M. Berkey
Sanitary Milk Company
Corner Cedar
Third
J. O. Mitchel
Ottumwa
el Paso
Misa Edna NeWel
Wapello
Worth
J. A. Dowell
Morning Sun
W. H. Hoffman
Chas. Schoer
Fertha Stiles
Ottawa Beach
Masentine
Mrs. L. Simpson
the National Committee
Journal
Jean Mittman& Sons
Iowa
E. C. Stiles
Dail
Matei Pail
Randall’s Hotel
4Th and Cedar
Lee Freers
Queer Chameleon
Card Club
Batterson Stores
Baptist
G. H. Sergeant
Miss Sade McQuesten
Niagara
Rai
Fesler
Society
Slecta Ci Arena
Sec
Fanie Reimeke
August Othmer
Bankers Reserve
Maccabee Hall
Wm. Appel
Sk. Vanatta
Charlies Lockwood
Musctinge
Fagie Lodge
W. C. Towers
W. P- Tt
Breen
James Morris
Fima Scott
M. B. A. Bexd City Lodge
Moderns Brotherhood of America
F. H. King
Chas. Ryan
Shelby Norman
Pearl City Lodge
Fisch Hall
Sam Phillips
Louise Maisenbach
Woodbine Camp NO
Royal Neighbors OF America
Kate Dunker
Oracle
Ann Toefflin
Maggie Klindolph
F. Murcatine Lodge
Miriam Lodge
Welock
Prairie Encampment
Iowa Legion OF Hon
S. V. Chenoweth
A. C. Hopkinson
Cook
Musser & CO
S and Trust CO
Musser
J. Cook
First National Bank
Stein
D. V. Jackson
M. Hughes
G. Stein
D VY. Jackson
J R Reuling
W. E. Bliven
J. Carskaddan
FFP
Sawer S&s M Hughes
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