Miser's Millions Feature At Princess Tonight
Local ad notes a three reel feature The Miser's Millions at the Princess tonight. It mentions Mrs H Hanson of 1000 Reed Street leaving for Burlington for a few days and Mark and Son adv. as well as a person Fred Shafait returning home from Atatissa after spending the day in the city. The notice also promotes Wilson buggies of Snyder and urges buying policies from the local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Buggies
Snyder
Princess Tonight
Adv
Mrax
Fred Shafait
Atatissa
North
Sister of Dr Frantz Dies in Pennsylvania
Mrs F L Moorhead sister of Dr L H Frantz principal-elect of Muscatine high school died at her Pittsburgh home. She was 52 and had been ill a year but death came unexpectedly. Dr Frantz left for the funeral and may return within a week. Dissolution of Moore and Meerdink firm by mutual consent. Ernest Moore will continue the business.
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F. L. Moorhead
L. H. Frantz
Muscatine High School
Pittsburgh
Moore & Meerdink
Mr. Meerdink
Ernest Moore
George Meerdink
Local residents leave for family emergencies and visits
Mrs. Charles Coon of 1410 East Fifth Street travels to Grandview after learning of her mother Mrs. S. G. Reid’s serious illness. Mrs. M. Storms also heads to Grandview for the same reason. Mrs. E. Hpen Datens and Miss Tessa Preston of West Branch with Mrs. J. Pagen of Marion return home after a visit with Mrs. Wary McGee of 1215 Dale Street. J. R. Hanley leaves for Keota to begin summer Chautauqua duties. Mrs. E A Zager departs 911 East Sixth Street for a visit in Conesville. Mrs. D. W. Pulse leaves for Lake Park to see her sister Mrs. S. R. Butfum. Beulah Reynolds visits friends in Wavello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coon
Fifth Street
Grandview
S. G. Reid
M. Storms
East Fifth Street
Reid
Ephen Datens
Tessa Preston
West Branch
J. ‘Pagen
Marion
Wary McGee
Dale Street
R. Hanley
Oakland Drive
Keota
S.R. Butfum
Beulah Reynolds
Holly. Street
Wavello
Refuses Opinion on Proposed Merger by Hadley at Muscatine
Ex Governor Herbert Hadley of Missouri, principal speaker at the Muscatine Chautauqua, declines to prophecy on a proposed merger of the progressive and republican parties. At Trenton New Jersey a heated heatwave drew about 500. progressives were absent. Hadley says he is no prophet and will address the matter in his speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Hadley
Missouri
Missourian
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Chicago
Stokes
McCorkle to Speak at Toledo Meeting
The Rev I R McCorkle pastor of the United Brethren church will give the opening sermon at the annual State Worker's conference and Bible Institute in Toledo Iowa from July 11 to 13 inclusive The Women's Missionary association meets Monday and Tuesday and the Christian Endeavor Wednesday and Thursday The Rev and Mrs McCorkle are now in Preston enjoying their annual vacation and will visit other Iowa points before returning
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I. R. McCorkle
United Brethren Church
Bible Institute
Toledo
Iowa
Women’s Missionary Association
Christian Endeavor
McCorkle
Preston
Nurse Takes Life at Denver Smallpox Hospital
Miss Ora Bullard a 21 year old nurse student at the Denver country smallpox hospital shot herself through the right temple. She feared she would carry the disease marks and that her nursing success would suffer. She obtained a revolver by stealth from a watchman. her parents live in Ashland Kansas.
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Denver
Col
Ora Bullard
Denver Country Smallpox Hospital
Nancy H Wallace Succumbs At Home
Mrs Nancy H Wallace pioneer resident of this city dies after brief illness at 1 15 Sunday Funeral at 10 Wednesday from 908 Iowa avenue Dr J W Hackley of Chicago to officiate She was born May 7 1839 near Muscatine daughter of George and wife seven children survive husband Andrew Wallace died 1888 Funeral services will be held at home with Rev Hackley presiding.
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Nancy H. Wallace
Muscatine
George Bumgardner
Andrew Wallace
Breaks His Leg But Catches the Train at Picnic
An accident marred the Champion Hose, Hook & Ladder company annual picnic at Pike Run as P Maurath splintered his leg while running to catch the morning train. He, with a wooden leg, was aided by a comrade, bound up, and joined the party again before catching the train and enjoying the day. About one hundred attended a large dinner and supper, with games and athletic contests for members' children. The group hopes for a fall picnic likely to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Hose, Hook & Ladder Company
P. Maurath
Pete
Pike Run
Francis Swank Dies at Hershey Hospital
Francis Swank, born December 11, 1841 in Missouri, died at Hershey hospital at 6 this morning after a months long illness. He lived in Conesville before moving to this city three years ago. Survived by wife predeceased him, three children L Swank George Swank and Mrs Ella Ort, plus two brothers and two sisters. Funeral plans not yet announced.
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Francis Swank
Hershey Hospital
Missouri
Conesville
L. Swank
Muscatine Island
George Swank
Lone Tree
Ella Ort
Charles Swank
Wapello
Anna van Horn
Sarah Swank
le Grand
Rental for year is a preferred claim against Great Western Cereal
The Muscatine city council sought rental for warehouse ground on Front Street from the receivers of Great Western Cereal. District Judge Horan decreed 166 dollars as a preferred claim for one year’s rent, with 518 dollars considered a common claim awaiting settlement. The court ordered the preferred claim paid at once, and a partial recovery of the common claim is uncertain, potentially around thirty percent. City Attorney Hanley indicated optimism for partial recovery.
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Muscatine
Great Western Cereal Company
Front Street
Horan
Chiropractors Open Office in Davenport Iowa
B A Hartman a Davenport College of Chiropractic graduate and Mrs E Julander a longtime anatomy and physiology teacher have opened a chiropractic office at 205 East Second Street Davenport. Free consultations and invitation to the public to become acquainted with their work are extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hartman
Davenport , College
E.julander
Davenport
East Second
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Ruthenberg Clothing Co
East Second St
Herrick Refrigerators
Thompson Bros. CO
Mrs. Ost
Iw. B. Lynn
Schaefer Ladadry
Frantz
Pennsylvania
House of Pure Air
Nest
Tha
IRS
Nancy. Wallace
J. W. Hackley
Chiropractors
Ryan’s
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