Miss Batterson United in Marriage at Pasadena
Miss True Batterson and Roy Seldon Kellogg wed at First Methodist Episcopal Church Pasadena in a lavish ceremony praised by locals. Delta Upsilon brothers from Stanford served as ushers, and a large reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home. The couple plan to reside at 295 Maple Way after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Batterson
Pasadena
Muscatine
Miss True Batterson
Calif
S. M. Batterson
Gy Girls
Damrosch
New York
Fox
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Yale Street
W. H. Hepler
den Groo
A. Graganate
Diamora University
Delta Upsilon
Ina Goodwin
Myrtle Oullet
Stewart Salisbury
Frank G. H. Stevens
Annie Laurie
Mendelssohn
Cecil Bruner
Brother Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Stanford College
Dale Slusher
Colingo
Frederick Oliver
Clinton, Ill
William Walker
R. Sewarg
Los Angeles
Harry Ross
Doctor’s Experience Credits Postum Over Coffee
A physician argues coffee harms nervous and digestive systems and praises Postum as a healthful substitute. A lifelong coffee drinker recounts sickness, sleep loss, and weight gain after switching to Postum, noting improved energy, better sleep, and family changes. The letter underscores coffee as an “insidious poison.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Wellville
Mark Pipes Wedding This Morning In Muscatine
A notable Muscatine ceremony united Miss Ellen Humphreys Mark and Sydney H Pipes of Toronto at Trinity Episcopal church. The bride wore white mousseline de soie with lace and lilies, with a Brussels veil. Guests toured to a wedding breakfast at Mrs E J Zeidler home, with out of town guests Frank J Kelley and Martin Flavin of Chicago. The couple honeymooned toward New York and eastern points, to reside in Toronto after September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Ellen Humphreys Mark
Frederick J. Mark
Sydney H. Pipes
Toronto
Canada
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. I. E. Ross
W. F. Bishop
Martin Flavin
Chicago
Pipes
E. J. Zeidler
West Sixth Street
Musecatine
Europe
Egypt
Holy Lands
Albany Girls’ Academy
Albany
N. Y
London
England
Sarah Pipes
Dulwich College
Frank J. Kelley
Jayne and Marshall Nuptials Draw Muscatine Guests
Muscatine residents leave for Des Moines to attend the wedding of Arthur Jayne and Miss Margaret Marshall on Wednesday at eight. Guests include Mr and Mrs Henry Jayne and Miss Marie Reynolds with out of town attendees from Elizabethtown New Jersey Ponca Nebraska Iowa City and Chicago. Local society coverage notes pre nuptial events and plans for a motor party luncheon were altered by weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne-Marshall
Muscatine
Arthur Jayne
Margaret Marshall
Des Moines
Henry Jayne
William R. Jayne
Marie Reynolds
Roger Jayne
Jayne
Des Moines Register and Leader
Miss Marshall
Marjorie MacVicar
Katherine Fowler
Des Moines Country Club
Emory Nourse
Mary Denman
Walter S. Brown
Colfax
Jayne Marshall
Helen Huntington
Elizabethtown
N. J
Marian Halstead
Ponca
Neb
Florence Mayer
Iowa City
Helen Bond
Chicago
Mrs Howe hosts brothers for birthday dinner
Mrs. H. S. Howe entertained the brothers of Mr. Howe with his sisters and cousins at her home 911 East Sixth street Monday evening at 6 30 o clock for a birthday anniversary dinner Floral decorations featured sweet peas and nasturtiums Those unable to attend were Mr and Mrs W E Howe of West Liberty Others present were Mr and Mrs J E Howe Mr and Mrs M Y Howe Mr and Mrs S E Howe of Kansas City Mo Mr and Mrs McGrew of Beaver Pa and Misses Jennie Howe Leona Howe and Eunice George
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Howe
M. Y. Howe
S. E. Howe
Kansas City, Mo
Election of Officers of Weed Park Club Thrs
The Weed Park Club holds its annual meeting to elect officers and discuss forthcoming events. Members are urged to attend and participate in the voting and planning for the club's activities this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed Park Club
Bank Savings Promote Employment and Thrift
The article extols savings as a source of stability and advancement, arguing that a man with a bank account is more likely to be employed and promoted. It urges early saving, noting that one dollar starts an account and that savings earn four percent interest in the bank’s savings department.
Dr Walsh public health ad offers $2 treatments and confidential cases
Dr Walsh promotes low cost health care claiming to restore health for hundreds of patients at 2 dollars per treatment. It lists numerous conditions and asserts private case confidentiality while noting free examinations and office hours at 124 West Third Street Davenport Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Albert Gilbert
Davenport
L. Morris
A. B. Waits
Laddsdale
Iowa
Wm. Thorne
Savannah
S. Dunlap
J. Propheter
Troy
Evi Williams
Clarksdale
St. Anthony’s Hospital
West Third Street
Towa
Park meeting to elect officers and invitees urged
The event occurs next Thursday at 3 PM in the park with an officer election at the business meeting. Renewing and new members admitted for fifty cents. A public picnic supper at 5 PM with baskets of eatables requested. Evening social with games follows.
Picnic party at Weed Park honors visitors
Miss Florence Hahn and Miss Theresa Moylan hosted a Monday evening picnic at Weed Park for friends. Honoree Miss Birdie Parry of Oskaloosa visited Miss Moylan at 309 East Eighth Street, with Hulda and Florence Kaiser recently back from Eau Claire. A 7 o'clock picnic supper preceded a social hour at Miss Hahn's West Sixth Street home featuring singing by Hulda Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hahn
Theresa Moylan
Weed Park
Birdie Parry
Oskaloosa
Miss Moylan
East Eighth Street
Hulda
Florence Kaiser
Eau Claire
Wis
Mrs Hain's Sixtieth Birthday Celebration at East Tenth
Mrs L J Hain was pleasantly surprised at her East Tenth Street home Monday evening by about fifty friends for her sixtieth birthday. The gathering featured games, music, social conversation and was followed by delicious refreshments.
Mary Visitors in Keota Today Bring Interurban Boost
About 200 businessmen from Iowa City and Ottumwa are expected to arrive by noon to endorse the Iowa City Ottumwa interurban project. They will be housed by local dealers Singmaster & Sons and Hamilton Brothers & Leuscher, escorted to the park after lunch by the Keota Koncert band, with speeches by local and visiting figures amid strong farmer turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Iowa City
Ottumwa
C. O. Keiser
Singmaster & Sons
Hamilton Brothers & Leuscher
Your Summer Outing to Algonquin Park Ontario
An advertising feature invites summer travelers to Algonquin National Park of Ontario a 2 000 000 acre fish and game reserve with 1290 lakes and rivers. It promises canoe trips high altitude scenery pure air good hotel facilities and a richly illustrated description mailed free on request to H G Elliott Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonquin National Park
Ontario
H. G. Elliott
Merchants Loan & Trust Building
Chicago
Wilton Presbyterian celebrates fiftieth anniversary and pastor install
Wilton Iowa marked the 50th anniversary of its Presbyterian church with afternoon devotional exercises, a historical paper, and greetings from visiting ministers. The evening featured the installation of Rev. M. E. Lumbar as pastor and sermons stressing renewal of old ties and hope for the next fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Wilton Presbyterian Church
M. E. Lumbar
H. E. Strong
L. Z. Ayres
C. F. Port
Sugar Creek Church
A. G. Martyn
Warsaw
Ill
A. R. Mathes
Knoxville
McAulay
Lyons
Dillon
Bechtel
H. S. Condit
Unity Church
Iowa City
K. J. McAulay
Elliott
Montgomery
Muscatine Chautauqua Headquarters Opened With Transferable Tickets
The Muscatine chautauqua HQ opened yesterday at the P M Musser library. Hundreds of tickets were sent to canvassers selling them to residents. The season ticket at 1.50 is transferable and popular, with a liberal commission encouraging sellers. The 1910 outlook is brighter than ever for daily programs appealing to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Chautauqua
P. M. Musser Public Library
Muscatine
Liberal Commission
Wilton News Briefs From June Activities in Wilton Iowa
Mrs Mort Sullivan leaves for Muscatine to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Dennis O Keefe for a week Alexander Atwill returns from Muscatine after a short visit A W McGregor of West Liberty visits Wilton Dr F B James goes to Davenport on business Mrs Ida Jones and children return from Davenport George Kanoff arrives from Muscatine to visit sister Mrs Elmer Weiershauser Mrs Fred Kincaid returns to Davenport after two days with her mother Mrs L B Mason James Robinson comes home from six weeks in Humboldt Hattie Wilson of Spokane Wash visits Wilton at H B Ayres home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Jones
Davenport
George Kanoff
Muscatine
Elmer Weiershauser
Fred Kincaid
L. B. Mason
James Robinson
Humboldt
Hattie Wilson
Spokane
Wash
H. B. Ayres
Local residents depart for visits to nearby towns
Departures this week include J. N. Edge leaving for Muscatine to handle business matters and Olive Hain visiting friends in Durant. A resident left for Galesburg to spend two weeks with friends while P. A. Duncan returned home from Muscatine after visiting his son Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Ill
J. N. Edge
Muscatine
P. A. Duncan
Charles
Olive Hain
Durant
Funeral for G B Cook Thursday Morning
The funeral of the late George Bradford Cook will be held at the family residence at Fourth and Cherry streets on Thursday morning at 10 o clock. Rev A S Henderson pastor of the First Congregational church will conduct the services. Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Cook
George Bradford Cook
Fourth and
Cherry Streets
A. S. Henderson
First Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Kalona Visitors and Local Trips Mentioned in June Report
Ed D Miller visited Iowa City last Saturday. Rev Father Jacobsmeier and Rev Weil of Richmond met. J R and Frank Swartzendruber were Davenport visitors. Mrs Turnispseed of Wellman and daughter Mrs J E Wellman visited Saturday. Mrs Adolph Schneider returned from Andalusia Ill to see her father. M D Miller went to Iowa City to see his daughter Mrs S S Miller in hospital. Mr and Mrs Van Wagoner and son from Muscatine visited T L DeWres. A C Schleicher Velma and Mrs B H Shrader were Iowa City visitors. P D Shelter traveled to Cedar Rapids for business. Samuel Strickler lodged in Iowa City. M C Bridenstine and children visited Iowa City. Rev Edward F Weil went to Muscatine to see brother clergymen. Mrs J F Durst Mrs W W Miller and sister Mrs Yeakel visited Wellman to see Mrs T L Adams. Mrs M D Miller attended Iowa City. Sam B Miller visited Iowa City to see his daughter in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Jacobsmeier
Weil
Richmond
J. R
Frank Swartzendruber
Davenport
van Wagoner
Muscatine
T. L. DeWres
A. C. Sleichter
Velma
B. H. Shrader
Iowa City
P. D. Shelter
Cedar Rapids
Samuel Strickler
Sam B. Miller
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Mark Pipes
Mrs. Howe
Husband
State Bank
Cook, Kusser & Co State Bank
Ottumwa Boom Road
Park
Ritchie
J. Robinson
Cedar Street
Muscatine, Ia
Kalona
D. Miller
Grace E. Craig
Fom
West Second St
West 4Th St. Muscatine
America
Chickering & Sons
Packard, Gabler
Guest Special
Brewster
Packard Player
Theo
Fent
Grace
Clin
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