Funeral Service for Mrs. Sarah Hunt-Smith at Home
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Hunt Smith was held at 2 p.m. at her son Hor ton Smith’s Moscow road home. Dr L M Grigsby of the First Methodist church led the service and gave a brief sermon. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers G W Porter E W Horton B H Garnes George Shields G W Mentink and E H Liebbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hunt- Smith
Horton Smith
Moscow Road
L. M. Grigsby
First Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
G. W. Porter
E. W. Horton
B. H. Garnes
George Shields
G. W. Mentink
E. H. Liebbe
Steamer Spokane Beached After Collision Near Seymour Narrows
Victoria reports the steamer Spokane struck in Seymour Narrows last night and was beached on Plumper Bay. All passengers have been landed, but two are reported missing as the Grand Trunk Pacific steamer Prince George stands by to assist.
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Victoria
B. C
Spokane
Seymour Narrows
Plumper Bay
Grand Trunk Pacific
Prince George
McMillen and Stoker Wed at Stoker Home in City
John McMillen of New Boston Illinois and Miss Elsie Stoker were married at the bride’s parents home 913 Lucas Street Wednesday at noon with Rev. B. Smith officiating. Attendants were Hazel Stoker and Arthur Day. decorations were pink and white. a four course dinner for thirty followed. Out of town guests included McMillen's relatives from New Boston and Mrs. W. G. Lohr among others from Columbus Nebraska. The couple will reside in New Boston where the groom farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMillen
New Boston
Ill
Elsie Stoker
O. Stoker
Lucas Street
B. Smith
E. M. Taylor
Hazel Stoker
Arthur Day
Homesteader Lodge Reschedules Meeting for Monday
Members will meet at W. A. Appel’s home 515 Grandview avenue Monday evening instead of Tuesday due to July 4th on the latter day. An impromptu program will be held and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homesteader Lodge
W. A. Appel
Grandview Avenue
Sixth violent death reported in Cedar Rapids this week
Cedar Rapids police report Neil Conroy was killed when a switch engine struck him as he slept on railroad tracks early today. The incident marks the sixth violent death in Cedar Rapids since Monday, with Conroy described as a well known local character who had been drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Neil Conroy
Conroy
Reichmann Sentenced for False Banking Report
J B Reichmann former president of the Carnegie Trust Company was sentenced to four and a half months in the penitentiary by Justice Davis after conviction for making a false report to the state banking department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Trust Company
New York
N. Y
J. B. Reichmann
The
State Banking Department
Davis
Supreme Court
Archbishop O'Connor Dies in Toronto Age 70
Arch bishop Dennis O'Connor head of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto died today at St. Basil's Hospital from Bright's Disease. He was born near Toronto about 70 years ago.
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Archdiocese of Toronto
Toronto
Ont
Dennis O’connor
Archdiocese of
St. Bastil
Bright
Vardon Defeats Massy to Win Open Championship
In the playoff of the Open Championship at Sandwich England on June 30 Harry Vardon of South Herts Golf Club defeated Arnaud Massy of Nevelle France to win the title the championship cup a gold medal and 250 dollars.
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Sandwich
England
Harry Vardon
South Herts Golf Club
Arnaud Massy
Nevelle
France
Barber shops union shutdown announced for July 4
Notice states all union barber shops will close for the entire day on July 4. Listed shops include Pratts & Bodkin Church & Vinton Greenway & Sons Mosher & Lovelass Fred Mavis B. B. Baker L. Graff T. M. Gottbrecht Co. Jones T. Rickie T. Jones H. Reeves W. Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Union
Pratts & Bodkin
Church & Vinton
Greenway & Sons
Mosher & Lovelass
Fred Mavis
B. B. Baker
L. Graff
T. M. Gottbrecht
Co. Jones
T. Rickie
T. Jones
H. Reeves
W. Palmer
Muscatine Boats Rally for Regatta Journey
Advance guard of Muscatine motor boats heads toward North as crews prepare for a multi-day river regatta. Boats depart in pairs and threes with events at Muscatine Launch club, Bellevue reception delayed by late arrivals from Davenport and Burlington guests joining at Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Dubuque
Muscatine Launch Club
Regatta
Bellevue
Paudhet Orchestra
Social affair engages medics at AMA session
Today's American Medical Association session in Los Angeles largely featured social events. Delegates and their wives toured Pasadena where Tournament Park hosted sports including chariot races polo games and trotting races. Many delegates also visited Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Los Angeles
Calif
Pasadena
Tournament Park
Atlina
Local firm to continue ZEMO agency for skin care
A. W. Morgan announces he will remain agent for ZEMO, the eczema and scalp remedy, as the product gains public favor. The Morgan Drug Co. offers limited free samples and a booklet titled How To Preserve The Skin for interested skin sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Morgan
Zemo
A. W. Morgan Drug Co
Pedagogues Complete Last Examination for First Grade Certificates
Superintendent M. F. Cronin will send exam papers to Des Moines for grading after the Muscatine county teachers institute concluded. About 99 counties submit 75 to 100 examinees each in ten to fourteen subjects, with two readers per county and a ten-county committee reviewing results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of the
Three Children MISSING After Chicago Arrival
Mr and Mrs Herbert E Starr of this city fear for the safety of their three children aged up to sixteen who disappeared after arriving in Chicago from Detroit via the Inter- Colonial route. The youths were believed to have boarded the Milwaukee train to Muscatine but were no longer on the train upon arrival, prompting urgent efforts to locate them with hopes they may be returning home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herbert E. Starr
Montreal
Anada
Detroit
Windy City
Milwaukee
Muscatine
Championship goes to Des Moines man
Des Moines Iowa June 30 four Des Moines men reach the semi finals in the Iowa golf state championship with William Sheehan facing Philip Worth and Howard Adams meeting Ralph Rider Rider eliminated W D Middleton Davenport in the third round as the finals set to be played tomorrow to conclude the tournament
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
William Sheehan
Philip Worth
Howard Adams
Ralph Rider
W. D. Middleton
Davenport
Rider
Lillie Jones Dies of Wounds in Keokuk
Keokuk Iowa June 30 Lillie Jones a white woman shot by John Roland a negro a week ago died from her wounds in a local hospital last night Roland who tried to kill himself at the same time will recover A charge of murder was lodged against him today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Lillie Jones
John Roland
Roland
Rioting in Barcelona Forces Barracks Lockdown
In Barcelona on June 30 the garrison stayed in the barracks after a violent street clash between carlists and republicans last night. The disorder began when a street organ grinder played the Marseillais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Spain
Marseillais
Gunfire at Carlist Club Leaves Republican Critically Wounded
In a confrontation in front of the Carlist club shots were exchanged and a Republican was critically wounded. Police searched for suspects as bystanders sheltered nearby.
Traveler Dies at Louisa County Farm
The traveler, described as Bidwell, who spent a night in a Wapello station and moved to Louisa County Hospital, died Wednesday evening. His body was later taken to Fairfield for burial. a brother is said to live there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Columbus Junction
Louisa County Hospital
Fairfield
Bidwell
Quarterly Meeting of German Evangelical Church July 2
The German Evangelical church will hold its quarterly meeting on Sunday July 2. Reports from officers will be presented and the session is expected to be of considerable interest. The Sunday school annual picnic is set for July 4 at Weed Park.
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Weed Park
Chicago Produce Market Prices June 30 Overview
Butter steady creamery ranges 19 23 cents per pound, daisies 17 21c. eggs steady with 867 cases receipts and firsts 13c. cheese steady daisies 2 12c, Twins 12c, Young Americas 12 12c. potatoes firm old 1.19 1.20, new 4.65 4.75. live poultry weak turkeys 12c hens 11c springs 18c. veal steady 50 60 lb 8 9c, 60 85 lb 9 14 6c, 85 110 lb 11c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
LLC
Iditarod City Near Total Destruction by Fire
Fire nearly destroyed Iditarod City Alaska on June 25, with news of the blaze arriving in Seattle on June 30. Authorities and residents began assessments of damage and containment measures as reports spread from Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska City
Seattle Wash
lIditarod City
Alaska
WAPELLO NOTES OF LOCAL VISITS AND MOVES
Miss Madge Delong visited her sister in Burlington over Sunday. Grace Torbert went to Burlington to visit friends. Mrs R E Grattan and daughter Jeannette returned from Oskaloosa and Nebraska. Mr and Mrs George Ollinger visited relatives in Winfield. Lora Reck of Morning Sun visited her sister Mrs Fred Reck. Chris Kallenberger family moved to A D Morrow property in Bird's Park. Ed Keck visited West Liberty for chautauqua. Vinnie Winter visited Muscatine last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Madge Delong
Burlington
Grace Torbert
R. E. Grattan
Jeanette
Oskaloosa
Nebraska
George Ollinger
Winfield
Lora Reck
Morning Sun
Fred Reck
Chris Kallenberger
Garrett
Court House
A. D. Morrow
Bird’s Park
Ed. Keck
West Liberty
Vinnie Winter
MasonIC Iowa Lodge No 2 4 F and A M Regular Meeting
SOCIETY CARDS MASONIC IOWA LODGE No 2 4 F and A M Regular meeting the first Tuesday of each month C C Braun W M 8 L Johnson poereesy A Washington Chapter stated convocation second month G H Riemcke H P Johnson Secretary Note Webb Council royal and ee Hany Stated assembly third Friday of each month in Masonic Hall i John St A E Othmer T I M 8 S L son Recorder PEMOLAY COMMANDERY No 3 K 7 erular conclave each month C H Gobble B C W H Graff Recorder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Iowa
A. M
Watt
C. C. Braun
L. Johnson
I John St
Knights of Pythias Wyoming Lodge Meets Fridays at 7
Wyoming Lodge No 76 K of P meets every Friday evening at 7 in the Inz-P building on Iowa Avenue. Brethren cordially invited to attend. Officers: Fred Reftel C C F P Hebard R and S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knigets
Pythias
Wyoming Lodge No
K. of
Inz - P
Iowa Avenue
kKns
Fred Reftel
C. C
F. P. Hebard
Selby Norman Post 221 Meets Twice Monthly at Memorial Hall
G A R Heap Starters post 221 holds meetings on the first and third Tuesdays at Memorial Hall within the courthouse. Visiting members are welcome. Commander Schmidt and Adjutant A G are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Heap
Selby Norman Post No
Memorial Hall
Court House
Ay Man Schmidt
A. G
Pocahontas and Muscatine Fraternal Lodge Notices
Pocahontas council No 62 meets the first and third Friday in Red Men Hall Pocahontas with officers named. Muscatine court No 587 meets first and third Wednesday evening at Woodmanhall with visiting members welcome. Eagle Lodge No 10 A O U W meets every Thursday at the hall on Chestnut street with officers listed and members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahronas
Romona Council No. 62
T. Red Men Hall
Helen Purce
Pocahontas
Luella Bell
Wampen
Isabelle Norton
Muscatine Court No
Woodmanhal
B. Reay
H. M. Miller
Fraternal Bankers Reserve
Yeoman Hall
Will Appel
Co. H. Lemkau
W. F. Tobias
T. W. Eagle Lodge No
O. Tu. W
Chestnut Street
J. B. Reay
M. V
H. Howe
B. H. Dolsen
Fins. Cier
Pfarl City Homestead No. 219
Will A. Appel
Ben F. Dyer
FRA -Urnal Aid Association
Mlcomington
F. A A
H. F. Bodman
Second
Chestnut Streets
E. C. Maxson
George Scholten
Carl Mueller
MM. B. A
Oo F. Muscatine Lodge
Miriam Lodge No
D of R
Prairie Encampment No
Loyal Order OF Moose
Wooaman Hall
Iowa Ave
Second Street
A. M. Bird
A. L. Madden
Muscatine State Bank
Elks McUlcatine Lodge No
Elks Hall
East Front Street
E. W.W. Richards
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Ruthenberg Clothing Co
East Second Street
Smith
Greenwood
Walter Baker
Ryan Bros
Pantel Bros
CAR Center Grocery
Bostonian
Imperial
B. Schmidt Shoe Stores
Chestnut St
Harry Kern
Reichmann
Archbishop O'Connor
Vardon
Massy
Lower
Mississippi River
George Shade
Theodore H. Lembrecht
E. J. Kissenmacher
F. W. Krog
A. C. Otto
J. W. Gillett
Idlewild
A. M. Miller
F. W. Bowles
Ottumwa
Volunteer
O. G
R. M Wilson
Fred Bilkey
Oscar
Alex Grossheim
Ethel III
Charles P. Hanley
Charles Salisbury
C. H. Salisbury
Ethel
Lillian Young
Niagara III
Cronin
Pap
STARK
Capital City
East 2Nd Street
Louisa County
Quarterly Meeting
Chicago Produce Market
Journal
West Second Street
J. H. Selden
Society
Knights OF Columbus
Laurent Council
Maccabee Hall
Gustav Wels
G. K
A. G. Bestenlehner
Mosquitine Tribe No. 95
Red Men
A. & Reames
Sachem
D. F. Borgstadt
mMec
Wi Ofan
Eagle Lodge Hall
Dunbar
T. Ray Price
W. P
M. P. Gott
Muscatine Camp No
Woodmen of America
Woodmen Hall
Olds’ Block
R. Amlong
J. 4
Leyda
Mollie McGrew
W. M
Emme Manlove
SeGas Seas Egrefn
Mollie Wiles
Minerva Stroh
Gussie Mull
Mystic Workers
UDGE
Mystic Workers of the World
Shalter Building
Elmer C. Miller
Worthy
J. C. Coster
Teoran Halt
Elizabeth Ellis
Nelle Lucas
Yeoval.rotherhold
Iowa_avenue
Third Street
A. G. Stuart
Lma Scott
First National Bank
Stein
S. M. Hughes
Coan Capital
G. Stein
D. Jackson
J. R. Reuting
R. K. Smith
J. Carskaddan
F. P. Sawyer
S. M Hughes
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