Nurses to Meet in Iowa City for 1913 Convention
Iowa City announces the Iowa State Nurses association will meet in 1913, likely in late April or early May. The invitation comes from the Commercial club Nurses Alumnae association and city leaders with dates to be finalized. Also notes a Fourth of July speech by Gov. candidate Hamilton at North Liberty and various local fatalities and marriages in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Lews City
Athens
Iowa State Nurses’ Association
Iowa City
Commercial Club
Nurses’ Alumnae Association
George W. Koontz
Thomas H. McBrids
Iowa University
John Ft. Flamilton
Iowa
North Liberty
Jonson County
J. §. Nichols
Albert
Dow Moimes
J H Stack Held Over For Jumping Bail Jump
J H Stack, ordered to stay out of the city last month, spent today in the police station awaiting two constables from Buffalo to take him back to face a charge of jumping a boat. His wife, who earlier sought his release after alleging he beat her, tried to secure his release and, failing, brought him his dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stack
Buffalo
Rock Island General Manager to Visit Muscatine
General Manager Jones of the Missouri division of the Rock Island railroad will visit Muscatine tomorrow to confer with members of the Muscatine levee commission about proposed levee improvements, according to word received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Missouri Division of the
Rock Island Railroad
Muscatine
Muscatine Levee
Fire Near West Dundee Causes Massive Damage
A damaging blaze near West Dundee, four miles from here, caused about 8200,000 in losses before being brought under control with help from local fire apparatus. The fire occurred in West Dundee on June 30 and was reported by Associated Press.
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West Dundee
Associated Press
Bighin
Society Bridal Couple Leave For Honeymoon
After nuptials at St Marys Catholic Church, Mrs Herman Lange Jr and bride Josephine Hager depart for Chicago and other destinations for their honeymoon. They will be at home at 417 Newell Avenue after their return. The ceremony was led by Rev J S Creser with the church choir performing during the service. The bride wore a white crapa meteor gown with long silk net veil and carried a shower bouquet. Attendants were Barbara Hager and Lou J Hager. A wedding breakfast for fifteen relatives followed. Colors green and white adorned the home with clusters of pink roses.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Herman Lange, Jr
Chicago
Houe
Newell Avenue
J. S. Creser
Josephine Hager
Ming Barbara Hager
Lou J. Hager
To & Company
Harvest Incident Impacts Will Eisele in Green Valley
Green Valley Ia June 20 Will Eisele suffered a brief accident while harvesting when three horses tied to a binder bolted in fright. The binder was damaged but the horses were not hurt. Nearby passersby Gry McFadden and Don from Grandview noted the event while traveling to Mustatine.
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Green Valley
Will Eisele
Gry McFadden
Don
Grandviay
Mustatine
Jim Mickey
Fred Misa Homio
Will Blale
Grandpa Lisle
Mike Lynch
Near Arden
Local Residents and Relatives Visit Muscatine Figures
Local ad promotes insurance. Mrs Philip Ryan and Milas Catherine Milas of Memphis Tean arrive for several days with relatives. Miss Margaret and Master James McMahon of Chicago expected to join later to spend summer. Mrs George Flint of Chicago visits sister Miss Billa Kneese on Mulberry Ave. Fred Tappe of Kansas City, nephew of Miss Kneese, also visiting.
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Philip Ryan
Milas Catherine
Memphis
Tean
Muscatine
City
Margaret
Master James McMahon
Chicago
George J. McMahon
George Flint
Billa ‘Kneese
Mulberry Avenue
Fred Tappe
Kansas City
Kneese
Wapello Notes Steady Social Visits And Building Boom
Wapello Iowa June 30 Mr and Mrs J M Buster spent Sunday at Will Kelley home. Miss Mary and Henrice Carmean of Mediapolis are visiting H L Tucker home. Witlia Kelley seriously ill Sunday but improving. Miss Mary Davis returned from Fairibault Minnesota after extended visit with brother and relatives en route. County officers audit found few small mistakes. Oakville Town Team defeated Floral in a close exciting game Sunday afternoon.
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Wapello
J. M. Buster
Will Kelley
Mary
Henrice Carmean
Mediapolis
H. L. Tucker
Witlia Kelley
Mary Davis
Fairibault
Minnesota
Siggurney
Oakville
Local Notes Include Sports Highlight and Visits
A home run by Carper highlighted a local game while Miss Polly Whiting returns home to Canton after a pleasant visit with Miss Mary Tsett. Grafton and Marion Hale plan a grandmother visit in Columbus City, as Rebekah lodge members head to Grandview to institute a new lodge.
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Wis
Carper
Polly Whiting
Canton
Iil
Mary Tsett
Grafton
Marion Hale
Columbus City
Clara Hate
Rebekah Lodge
Wilse Tsett
Grandview
Saving Habit Promises Comfort and Future Wealth
A promotional message urges starting a savings account now with this bank. It promises comfort, pleasure, and rest from toil for those who save early. Encourages weekly or monthly deposits, noting one dollar is enough to begin and invites patrons to visit Saturday night.
Nice Jersey cow for sale near Muscatine Iowa
Classified ad listing a well treated Jersey cow in good milking condition with weight 900 to 1009 pounds, priced cheaply. Contact William Corbin, Rural Route 7, Muscatine Iowa, or call 440 R 2 for details. Also notes on May Tag washer, Gurney refrigerators, a lost black pocketbook reward, and several local visit updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Corbin
Muscatine
Iowa
Craddock Waives Hearing. Anderson 1S Held
Davenport report says Delmar Craddock of Muscatine waived his preliminary hearing on an alleged illegal sale charge and was bound over to the federal grand jury with a $500 bond. Attorney C A W Kent represented Craddock. Anderson Bound Over concerns Richard Anderson charged with bootlegging before Federal Commissioner A G Bush amid testimony from defense witnesses.
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Journal
Davenport
Delmar Craddock
Muscatine
Mqnor
A. B. Sommiseloner Bush
Federal Grand Jury
C. A. W. Kent
Craddock
Anderson
Arthur Huggins
Muscatine Law Enforcement League
Richard Anderson
A. G. Bush
Detective Hugging Denies Accusation In Broadside
Anderson was bound over to the federal grand jury under 500 dollars bond after a vigorous struggle. He was represented by H. M. Bartlett of Muscatine. Six or seven witnesses testified on his behalf.
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Hugging
Anderson
Federal Grand Jury
H. M. Bartlett
Muscatine
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Frank Malleher
Newport Township
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Albert S. Chapman
Misa Rathel BE. Fritz
Wellman
Emi
Eugin
Fanat
Merling
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ars. Wil Grady
J. M. Kemble
Amanda Wallace
Epworth League
The
German Methodist/ Episcopal church
Rev
L. E. Kettlekamp
Charles Toborg
Louis Yarek
John Herwig
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Kensington
Weed Park
Loyal
Moose Circle
Mary Pickford
Tess of
Mark
B. J. Moyers
Eirick
Milo Baxter
Birick
J. C. Bailey
Waterhouse
Burlington
Susie Campbell
Morning Sur
Kate Swafford
Allerton
Will
Rank Ashcraft
Frank Ashcraft
E. 2Nd. St
Sycamore
Damie
Thomas Hummell
Peoria
C. BP
Swygard
G. Janson
Fern
Patience Birick
Pleasant
Frances Jamison
Wesleyan
Jessie Litnenberg
Xi! Pleasant
T. G. Jamison
Rex Davis
Cottage Grove
Bert Mayers
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Gladya Carlson
the Vogue
Leysen’s Cut Price Shoe Store
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