Local News notes car travel and new owners
Frank Bowman promotes Studebaker buggies and carriages. John A. Robbins offers fire insurance with weekly installment land purchases. J Jim Hoopes advertises. Mr and Mrs A J Johnson and son Alfred toured by automobile from La Salle Illinois to visit Mr and Mrs Guy M Olds. Mrs Johnson is Mrs Olds sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Frank Bowman
A. J. Johnson
Alfred
la Salle
Ill
Guy M. Olds
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Olds
Mule Kicks Child Near Dowdel Farm
The two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dowdel, living four miles north of the city, was kicked in the head by a mule yesterday afternoon. The scalp on the forepart of the head was torn away. Dr. J. L. Klein was summoned for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dowdel
J. L. Klein
Deputy State Organizer Visits Local Aerie Last Night
O E Goforth deputy state organizer from Washington Indiana visited the local Aerie last evening. He arrived from his home where he had installed an Aerie Monday evening and returned to Washington late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Goforth
Washington, In
Washington
Returned from Morrison to aid ill grandmother
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nabor have returned home from Morrison Illinois where they were summoned by the serious illness of Mrs Annie Vogel aged 91. Mr and Mrs Henry Nabor departed last night to be at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Nabor
Morrison
Annie Vogel
Henry Nabor
Young Couple Wed in Letts Closer Ceremony
John Carpenter aged 29 and Miss Ida May Viner aged 15, both of Letts Iowa, wed today by Justice Jerry Carl. The ceremony was witnessed by a few and the couple will reside in Letts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carpenters
Ida May Viner
Letts
Iowa
Jerry Carl
For Sale Items Include Driving Horses and Buggy
A classified notice lists items for sale including driving horses and buggy, a drop-head Singer sewing machine, and a house and lot from Fidelity Loan Co at 423 West Front Street. A second notice seeks a good girl for general house work at 1206 Mulberry Avenue, phone 1015-Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Loan Co
West Front St
Mulberry Ave
Bishop Seen As Next Commodore In Power Boat Association
W F Bishop, vice commodore of the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association, may become commodore if friends succeed. He has been a key figure since the group’s founding and is in line for promotion with the Peoria meeting next week. Meanwhile Davenport eyes the 1911 regatta, with Muscatine delegates urging support while hoping to remain at the home city. Charles Hansey Lou Kemptner head to Peoria aboard the Ethel II as others plan to attend in Bishop’s automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bishop
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Asociation
Bishop
Peoria
St. Louis
Davenport
Charles P. Hansey
Lou Kemptner
M Hanley
Jerome
H. C. Althaker
A. C. Adams
L. C. Lenck
Frank Halstead
City Council Orders Track Removal on Iowa Avenue
At the latest city council meeting the attorney was instructed to notify Citizens' Railway & Light to remove the abandoned track on Iowa avenue between Front and Second streets within ten days. The rails and ties along the South End line past Front street will be torn up, requiring extensive work and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Railway & Light Company
Iowa Avenue
Front
Second Streets
Front Street
Patriotic Service Sunday At Presbyterian Church Lawn
A patriotic religious meeting will be held Sunday evening at 7:30 on the Presbyterian church lawn, likely with all downtown churches uniting. Chairs will line the lawn, popular singing led by a good leader, and several short informal addresses on religion and patriotism. Speakers and themes to be announced later.
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Presbyterian Church
Muscatine
Pastor Balcoff Installed At Junction Church
Columbus Junction Iowa June 29 Special At the Central Presbyterian church Rev T M Balcoff is installed as pastor with Rev George Cleaver Montezuma presiding and propounding questions Dr J N Elliott Muscatine delivering the sermon Rev John N Griffin Keota giving the charge to the people and Rev D W Morgan Sigourney the charge to the pastor Special music will feature the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Central Presbyterian Church
T. M. Balcoff
George Cleaver
Montezuma
Iowa City
D. W. Morgan
Sigourney
New Pastor Arrives as Muscatine Church Prepares Install
Rev H B Mollema arrives to take charge as pastor of the Reformed church of Muscatine. Installation service planned at West Hill church with Rev William Duiker and Rev Manson assisting. Father Rev B Mollema attends. expected large turnout. Services will be bilingual with Holland in the morning and English in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Mollema
Reformed Church of
Mollema
The
Reformed Church
Holland
Farm Hand Injured Making Hay Near Wild Cat's Den
A. Carlson, working on Miss E. C. Brandt's farm near Wild Cat's Den, sustained a painful hay carrier accident this morning. His hand was badly lacerated and he sought medical care in the city with Dr. T. F. Beveridge attending.
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A. Carlson
E. C. Brandt
Wild Cat's den
Hig
T. F. Beveridge
Thompson named solicitor of the treasury
Washington June 29 William T Thompson of Nebraska has been appointed solicitor of the treasury to succeed Maurice D O Connell who has resigned The appointment places Thompson in a senior legal post within the treasury department and completes the recent leadership change announced in the capital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
William T. Thompson
Nebraska
Solicitor of the Treasury
Maurice D. O’connell
Jewelers Offer Quick Gold Band Ring Making On Site
This store highlights carrying the latest jewelry appliances and offers to craft gold band rings in flat oval or Tiffany shapes while customers wait. Bring in your old gold and try their service.
Clinton Drops From Northern Baseball Franchise
Clinton Iowa reports the Clinton club has relinquished its franchise in the Northern Baseball association. Officials cite failed management by Ted Sullivan and an inability to make the team a paying proposition since the season’s start. News comes from the Iowa Evening Press dated June 29.
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Iowa Evening Press
Clinton, Ia
Clinton Club
Northern Baseball Association
Burton
Jacksonville
Association
Clinton
Northern Association
Ted Sullivan
Northern
Sullivan
Turbulent season ends for Tigers and Camels after falloff
Attendance dwindled as the city league hopes faded over the past week amid frequent managers changes and a largely new lineup. The team could not secure wins and appears unable to endure past Independence Day, with scheduled games at home and away falling through.
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Tigers
Camels
Tourists Pass Through Wilton on Glidden Tour
The first Glidden tour cars reached Wilton Iowa at 3 05 pm and by 3 40 pm nine cars had passed. Wilton’s streets were decorated with Welcome banners but the group did not stop, moving on escorted by Davenport and Rock Island cars toward the Tri Cities.
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Wilton
Davenport
Rock Ireland
Tri-Cities
Virgil Earl Weismiller First Birthday Honor
The first birthday anniversary of Virgil Earl Weismiller, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Weismiller of Spruce Street, was celebrated Tuesday afternoon at home. Thirty guests enjoyed 2 to 6 pm with games music and amusements. Jardine Howe played a piano solo and a duet by the Schmer sisters. Refreshments at 5 pm followed a stop at Reservoir Park for more games and tokens of remembrance were given to the guest of honor.
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Virgil Earl Weismiller
Joseph Weismiller
Spruce Street
Jardine Howe
Schmer
Reservoir Park
Dinner Guests Include Kaisers Mosquas in Eau Claire
Mr and Mrs John Kaiser and daughters Hulda and Florence of Eau Claire Wisconsin entertained Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Mosqua and Miss Teresa at a local dinner party.
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John Kaiser
Hulda
Florence
Eau Claire
Wis
Charles Mosqua
Teresa
Moylan and Birdie Parry Dine With Hahn Hosts
Moylan and her guest Miss Birdie Parry of Oskaloosa attended a 6 30 dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Hahn Tuesday evening. Four courses were served and floral decor featured sweet peas and ferns. Mrs P J Fahey and Mrs Charles Hahn plan a 6 20 dinner Thursday at Weed Park club house for Mr and Mrs Young of New Orleans guests of Mr and Mrs John Van Lent with Four Leaf Clover club members invited.
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Moylan
Birdie Parry
Oskaloosa
Charles Hahn
P. J. Fahey
Young
New Orleans
John van Lent
West Eighth Street
Weed Park Clic House
Four Leaf Clover Club
Major John Sewing Circle Hosts Social Meeting
The Major John Sewing Circle gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. John Spence's home at 412 Pond Street for a regular meeting. Button sewing and social visiting filled the time, followed by refreshments. The group will meet again a week from Thursday at Mrs. William Zetler’s on West Eighth Street.
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Major John Sewing Circle
John Spence
Pond Street
William Zetler
West Eighth Street
Winslow Shows Agent Seeks Muscatine Permit
L. C. Kelley general agent for Winslow Shows visited Mayor Hill and City Recorder Brannan to arrange a Muscatine presentation this year. No permit has yet been granted for the shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Kelley
Winslow
W. S. Hill
Brannan
Muscatine
Two Arrests Follow Fight In East Town
Information filed in Justice H. Howe's court charges John Spence and Max Fuhlman with assault and battery. It is alleged they engaged in a quarrel Monday night in the east part of town. The arrests were made today and they will appear in court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Howe
John Spence
Max Fuhlman
Muscatine Doctor to Present Paper at Annual Homeopathic Meeting
Dr. A B Clapp travels to Chicago for the twenty third annual convention of the American Homeopathic Eye Ear Nose and Throat society at the Hotel Blackstone June 30 to July 2. He will present a paper on Saturday and return home after the session concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
A. B. Clapp
Chicago
American Homeopathic Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Society
Blackstone
Masonic Degree Conferral Cancelled in Iowa City Lodge
Special communication for Thursday evening June 30th by Iowa City lodge No. 4 A F and A M was called off per order of the Worshipful Master.
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Brethren of
Iowa City
A. F
A. M
W. M
Duke D'Ale noon Dies Grandson of Louis Philippe
London reports the death of Duke D'Ale noon, grandson of King Louis Philippe who was deposed in 1848. The obituary notes his lineage and the historic royal connection as he passes away on June 29.
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Duke D'Alenoon
London
Louis Philippe
Snyder's unveils new buggy promising life enjoyment
Snyder's launches a new buggy claiming to enhance daily living with improved comfort and mood. The company highlights design refinements and user friendly features aimed at delivering a joyful riding experience for owners.
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Peosta
James Beach & Sons
Dubuque, Ia
Beach
the Money Saving Store
Second St
Wax Siegel
John A. Robbins
J. Jim Hoopes
Mule Kicks
Logal Aerie
M. V
Torney
Noti
Fy Citizens’ Railway Company
Junction Church
J. N. Elliott
Has
Thompson
O'Connell
Barnard’s
H.F. Barnard Co
Jewelers
North
ERN Association
Nievel’s
Jalonack
I. Nierel & Son Muscatine's Ideal Jewelry Store
M. L. Jalonack
S- Qe
Mayree
Iowa Lodge No. 2
H. P. & Passen
Conley’s Garage
West Second St
Bear River
F. M. Cooper
J. G. Kammerer
Roelt
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