Local News Roundup of Visits and Travel Notes
Mrs D L Houser of East Eighth street traveled to Burlington for several days visiting friends. H J Montreal from Wapello returned home on the Firefly after attending to business. Mrs Walter McDaniel of East Seventh street left for Lone Tree for a few days with friends. Edward Gremmel sailed to Hills for a day of business. Mrs George Barrows of Columbus Junction shopped in the city and rode the Firefly home. Mrs Charlies Mutchendorf and daughter Alice, from Wapello, also returned after shopping. Mrs R M Smith of Letts returned home after a day of shopping in the city. Mrs John Bagley of Columbus Junction spent the day shopping in the city before returning home. For fire lightning and tornado insurance see J B Mark & Son. Peter Haur of Lone Tree arrived to spend several days on business and visiting. Miss Marie Frick of Grandview avenue departed for Chicago to visit Mollie Beckman. Mrs William Charlotte near Columbus Junction returned home after visiting and shopping in the city. Buy a lot on weekly installments and be a land owner, says J Jim Hoopes. Mrs Elizabeth Haigh, visiting her parents on Evans street, returned home to Davenport. Mrs Robert Pitchforth and child left for Tacoma Washington after weeks in the city visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barrows
Columbus Junction
Charlies Mutchendorf
Alice
Wapello
John Bagley
Peter Haur
Lone Tree
William Charlotte
Robert Pitchforth
C. M. Gould
Mulberry Avenue
Tacoma, Wash
Repairs and new home planned for Garfield School and B E Law store
Summer improvements are under way at Garfield School in South Muscatine with extensive concrete work, sidewalks, and roof gutter extensions. In coming days the roof will be painted after minor repairs. B E Law grocery will move to a new brick store on Stewart road and Sampson street, with construction to follow, not yet started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
South Muscatine
B. EB. Law
Law
Ward
Stewart Road
Sampson Street
Evangelists 10 Conclude Work At Penn College Campaign
Evangelists Walter Dexter and Wendel Farr will wrap up meetings at Musserville Friends church this week with the final service on Wednesday night. Dexter preached a sermon on Excuses from the text and emphasized common reasons people avoid Christianity. They will join the Gospel Team of Penn College in Indianola for a summer campaign after the closing meeting. Local notes cover lightning damage to a home, water line improvements, and residents returning from trips and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musserville Friends Church
Walter Dexter
Wendel Farr
Musserville Church
Dexter
Mr. Farr
Indianola
Penn College
South End
Clark Redmond
Letts
Adam Butcher
Maple Grove Road
Reuban Nichols
Philip Street
Thomas Robinson
Jacob Lawrence
W. O. Gray
Stewart Road
Harry Eschleman
Earnest
Sampson Street
Cotter
Earnest Berg
Wallace Street
Joseph Tally
Fredonia
J. Lee Brown
James Wilhite
Andalusia
John and
Russell Crow
John Phillips
Charles Cartwell
Samuel Glassford
Mary Cass
Lake City
Minn
Cahrles Hubard
Harry McNutt
Let
A. Crow
Columbia
Grandview
Hester Crow Snyder
Wapello Notes Include Weddings and Local Visits
Miss Bernice Carmean returns to Mediapolis after a visit with sister Mrs H L Tucker. A. J. Feustel trips to Tingley for three weeks. W L Baker of Vaness Oklahoma visits son H W Baker after 26 years away. Miss Lola Keck to Cedar Falls for summer school. A city social dance and K P lodge picnic mark the week. A B Dellitt marries Caroline Gard in Des Moines. wedding at the couple’s home provides a green and white decor, Dellitt to manage Wapello Lumber Co. The couple will reside in Wapello. strong local ties noted with several visits and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Bernice Carmean
H. L. Tucker
Mediapolis
A. J. Feustel
Tingley
W. L. Baker
Vaness
Okla
H. W. Baker
Baker
Lola Keck
Cedar Falls
K. P. Hall
A. H. Dewein
Tarry Awhile Club
K. P. Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Elmore Edmondson
Near Columbus Junction
Law Department
Oscar Hale
Minnie Wilhelmi
Richard
St. Paul
Herman Otto
John Schafer
Henry Otto
Washington
Mr. Chapman
Morning Sun
R. B. H. Bell
Killarney
Dellitt
Wm. Archibald
Burlington
Robert
Lane's Family Medicine herb tea ad promotes relief for women
An advertising snippet portrays a modern woman burdened by headaches and headaches sideaches and urges family thoughtfulness. It promotes Lane's Family Medicine herb tea as a simple remedy to restore strength and health. Sold by druggists and dealers for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Wellman Alumni Banquet Tells Of Sixty Eight Attendees
Wellman June 28 Mrs Sherratt and children visit Waterloo. Washington guest Veda Stryker attends alumni banquet at K P hall with about sixty eight high school alumni present. Toaster speakers and junior servers marked second annual event. Officers elected Willard Palmer president Arthur Dodds VP Zella Longwell treasurer Bertha Ward secretary. Other local notes include guests, injuries, and rain affecting first ball game of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Palmer
Arthur Dodds
Zella Longwell
Bertha Ward
Pearl Kelso
Kirkpatrick
Charles Stover
Minn
M. Zimmerman’s
Rothwell
Washington
Ed. Mackey
Wellman
Wellman Business Men
Louise Hamilton
Eph
Dawson
July Storm Forecast Promises Heat and Celestial Fireworks
Prof Hicks projects a busy July with frequent storm periods from early to late month. Central on the fourth, a warm wave will bring rising temperatures and thunder storms, possibly hail and local tornadoes, as west to east movement follows across the country. A seismic interval lies around the 3rd to 5th with heightened activity in northern hemisphere regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Frank Pierce Notice of Local Social Update
Miss Della Omsler returns home after a brief Iowa City visit. Miss Minnie Maske has been sewing and other short local items follow in this clipped society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pierce
Della Omsler
Iowa City
Minnie Maske
Free Child's Remedy brings free sample offer to mothers
A parliamentary style pitch touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative with tonic qualities for stomach and bowel troubles. Mothers are invited to request a free sample by sending name and address to Dr W B Caldwell at 505 Caldwell Building Mantioalin, with further medical advice offered free by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Sony
L. Davis
W. Harrison Street
Chicago
Mary Belford
Coke Street
Louisville
Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Kalona community notes and local visits
Local residents report visits among families in Kalona and nearby areas. People seen include Miss Captalin Williamson Iowa City visiting L G Shaver, Frank Kline in Kalona, and Edna Myrtle Gosnell Swisher visiting. Frytown and Kalona played baseball 28 to 18 with Frytown winning. An ice cream supper occurred at Hummer chapel church. Irving Justice suffers a bullet lodged in cheek bone from accidental discharge. Fourth of July celebration planned at Ferson's grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Tom Wagner
Charles Zager
Kalona
Captalin Williamson
Iowa City
L. G. Shaver
Fry Bros
Fred Fry
Joe Butterbaugh
Jennie Wagner
Hummer Chapel
Irving Justice
Union Township
Vernon Beck
O. H. Gosnell
Frank Kline
Agnes Fry
Gertrude
Clifford
Harry Fry
Mearlin Gosnell
Gertrude Fry
Frytown
Ferson
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Seema
Bradfield CO
Atlanta
D. L. Houser
East Eighth Street
H. J. Montreal
Mundat’s
Walter McDaniel
East Seventh Street
Edward Gremmel
Hills
J. B. Mark & Son
Marie Frick
Grandview Avenue
Mollie Beckman
J. Jim Hoopes
Elizabeth Haigh
John Lemkau
Evans Street
Davenport
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Lowell, Mass
Ayer
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Ichandson S Boynton Des
U. S
Thompson Bros. Co
Muscatine
Iowa
Lelar
Converse City
Northern Michigan Line
Manitou
Missouri
Illinois
Mackinac
Michigan
Linac Fox Teka
Superior
Poin
Annedene
Roaring Brook
Harbor Springs
St. Ignace
Mackinac Island
Cheboygan
Sault Ste. Marie
Great Lakes
Oair
North End
Rush Street Bridge
Cument
Garfield School
B. E. Law Grocery Store
Cross
F. Au E
Horlick
Prof. Hicks
Anty Drudge
Ily
Helen Young
Edna
Myrtle Gosnell
Swisher
Home Tea Company
Sollows Lumber
West Second St
Bell Phone
Miss. Valley
GEO. Kranz
U.S
Florist
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