Local notices and social items from town
Fresh fruits daily at J G Bargers 420 Mulberry street. Four sets of good second hand harness cheap at Frank Bowmans. Let Dad Dolsen sell you your candies cheaper better and purer. Harry Hubbard was a passenger on the noon train today for Davenport where he will visit relatives. Wanted Experienced button cutters Apply at Beepple Button Co. Miss Hazen of Ferdinand Indiana left this city for Rock Island Illinois to visit relatives. Miss Minnie Jaschal arrived from Columbus Junction to visit at the home of her father W D Avery. Mrs Stella Schrautemeyer is seriously ill at the home of her parents on West Seventh street. The will of the late Josiah H Canon has been filed opened and publicly read. The matter has been set for hearing on April 4. De Luca Bros Italian orchestra open for engagements for parties concerts dances from Monday March 5. Care of Hotel Commercial. In district court this afternoon a divorcee was granted to Mary M Craddock from Arthur Craddock. Attorney Kent appeared for the plaintiff. It is a matter of health drinking Sanitary milk Absolutely pure No germs Phone 389 M. Try it. Miss Fannie Grooms operated on about a month ago at Hershey hospital by Dr E H King has returned home. At the gospel meeting at the Y W C A rooms tomorrow afternoon Miss Darst will speak on the Work of the Foreign Secretary and Miss Gertrude Moynahan will sing. Members are requested to bring an amount to be contributed toward the salary of Miss Paddock foreign secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beepple Button Co
Haze
Hazen
Ferdinand
Rock Island, Ill
Minnie J,aschal
Columbus Junction
W. D. Avery
Wapello
Nellie Christie
Grandview Pennight
Zella Wright
Frank Christie
Frank Breitbach
Lela Rhoades
Silverthorn
St. Louis
Cassville
Herrich’s Corner
Harry Archibald
Ed. Hicklin
Lea Nyemaster
West Liberty
Masonic School of Instruction
Arthur Springer
J. A. Bigger
McKinney
North Wapello
Will Bothe
Milt Nacho
Sioux City
Kenedy
J. F. Gerrett
Iowa City
Concord
R. M. Garrett
Dale W. Kremer
R. W. Newell
C. Ponrzius
J. H. Weber
W. O. Syphrit
W. B. Huff
Grandview
Fred Shew
Henry Deitrich
F. A. Stocke
Chas. King
W. M. Qassabaum
Columbus City
Wm. Rahmiller
Frank Daniels
Albert Davis
D. S. Buffington
C. H. Wolford
Oakland
O. B. Yocum
S. D. Foster
Fred Weber
J. J. Russell
Dr Kings New Discovery Promoted for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement claims Dr Kings New Discovery can cure lung trouble including consumption coughs and colds. Medicines listed as 50c and 1.00 sold by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
Funeral This Forenoon for Charles Jordan
Remains of Charles Jordan laid to rest this morning in a service at St Matthias Church. Rev Father Leonard presided with burial in Greenwood family lot. pallbearers named. Also notes gatherings of relatives, travels, and a wedding at the Carolf farm to Roy Snider with a Lohengrin procession and Episcopal ring ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jordan
St. Matthias Church
Father Leonard
Greenwood Cemetery
Frank Plessy
Leonard Plessy
Joseph Plessy
William Fletcher
Frank Behres
Albert Bauerbach
Salvation Army to Lead Y M C A Men’s Meeting Tomorrow
The Y M C A will host a men’s meeting tomorrow afternoon with the Salvation Army in charge. Lieutenant McElroy will present a stereonticon lecture as the feature, followed by a social musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
McElroy
Bucklen’s Arica Salve Promises Quick Cures for Cats Hurts
Advertises Bucklen’s Arica Salve at Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store claiming swift relief for burns wounds and other injuries in pets and humans with a focus on widespread interest and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Havercamp
Wilton Notes Highlight Concerts Visits And Socials
Wilton Iowa brief notes: concert next Thursday in M E church by Mrs Amalia Schmidt Gobble with Muscatine talent and Helen M Block as reader. Prof Will Pye and wife travel to Davenport for Sunday visit. Alice Anson visits McNulty home. Mrs E Friederichsen and Mrs Fred Miller go to Muscatine for Sunday with daughter Mrs H A Ficken. Mrs Don Stibelt stays with John Luellen family. Will Pye visits public school in West Liberty. Will Ryerson in Muscatine on business. Mrs Mary H Whitmer hosts dinner for sister Mrs Hellyer before Newton departure. Guests include Rev N A McAulay and daughter Nellie, Mr and Mrs T Port, Mr and Mrs J B Miller, Mrs Ira Shifler. Pearl Minor honored at first anniversary by 25 neighbors with games, music and refreshments. Grace Reformed ladies plan Market Day at A T Nelson store March 10. Alta Nagel of Davenport visits Ella Bannick. D Romig returns from Muscatine for errands and visits. Stella Sherberger among those mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Muscatine
H. A. Ficken
Don Stibelt
Davenport
John Luellen
Will Pye
West Liberty
Will Ryerson
Mary H. Whitmer
Hellyer
Newton
N. A. McAulay
Nellie
T. Port
J. B. Miller
Ira Shifler
Pearl Minor
Ella Bannick
D. Romig
Stella Sherberger
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement promise and endorsements
An 1880s advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. with endorsements from WarpIn, Kinnan & Marvin. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and notes testimonials, price, and wholesale/druggist distribution. Also references Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Warping
Kinnan & Manvin
Mid Year Rally To Be Held At Davenport Baptist Church
Davenport area Baptists plan a midwinter rally March 13 and 14 at the local Baptist church. Milton Remley of Iowa City and Rev. Fowler of Minneapolis will address sessions with music by regional singers. Delegates from nearby cities expected. the program includes sermons on baptism and the Lord's Supper and talks on youth and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Baptist Association
Baptist Church
Baptist Young Peoples Society
Arthur Thomas Fowler
Minneapolis
Minn
Iowa City Bar Association
Rowland
Davenport
Barker
Clinton
Mickel
Mayor McNutt Seen As Steady Police Leader In Muscatine
A Muscatine citizen urges support for Robert S. McNutt for mayor praising his sober, reliable police force. The advocate notes police integrity, prevention of liquor on duty, and protection of businesses and homes, urging voters to continue backing a mayor who guards citizens and taxpayers.
Society Calendar For Next Week
Society notes show a tight weekly agenda with clubs and meetings. Monday features Mothers club Seymour lecture Thimble Bee S S S club. Tuesday lists Twentieth Century Royal Neighbors Degree of Honor Industrial. Wednesday includes M E missionary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
Seymour
Thimble Bee
S. S. S. Club
Royal Neighbors
M. E. Missionary Society
B Y P U Rally Schedule and Officers Details
A two day program lists sessions from 2:30 p m to 3:30 p m and 7:30 p m with devotions talks prayers songs and sermons by Rev Wilson Mills Dr Arthur Fowler and others plus junior work missionary topics and a state citizenship address. The association officers include President M L Christian Davenport J E Collister Clinton secretary Bessie L Porter Muscatine treasurer W R Anthony Camanche and local and state officers across Clinton Davenport Muscatine and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Little
Muscatine
J. E. Collister
Davenport
Wilson Millis
Des Moines
Jessie Leslie
Clinton
Prof
Potter
Iowa City
Arthur Thomas Fowler
Minneapolis
Minn
Miss Barker
Fowler
A. B. Barker
Mickelwright
Rowlands
Peacock
Solo
Laura Porter
Hugh Jameson
E. W. Hansen
Malone
Christ
W. R. Anthony
Camanche
M. L. Christian
Bessie L. Porter
Rally
L. W. Barker
Nobvle Little
Frank White
Anna K. Scott
E. C. Shoemaker
Wilson Mills
Rev. Case
Council Bluffs
Ed. Birch
Rockwell City
Guaranteed refund on syrups for cough and cold
A group including G. A. Riemeke and N. B. Barkalow offers refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar and a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfaction. They list several signatories such as Jno Havercamp and Theo Kuechmaan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neraly
Greene
G. A. Riemeke
N. B. Barkalow
Jno
J. Havercamp
Nesper
F. T. J. Theo Kuechmaan
Wapello Notes Mark Appointments And Local Visits
Wapello Iowa reports city clerk Frank Christie and city marshal Frank Breitbach for the month. Several residents visit Columbus Junction and West Liberty for instruction and social events. Petit jurors listed for the March 1906 Louisa County district court.
Settlers' Low-Rate Tickets to Northwest Markets
On every Tuesday during March and April Iowa Central will sell special second class settlers tickets to Minnesota Dakota and Canada at very low rates for settlers heading northwest. Call on agents for rates or write A. B. Cutts G. P. and T. A. Minneapolis Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central
Northwest
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Muscatine Woman's Clubs Elect New Officers At Library Meeting
The Muscatine City Federation of Women's Clubs held its annual meeting at the library. Reports were read by Secretary Mrs. Will Bishop Treasurer Mrs. A F Cruz and Auditor Mrs J R Reuling. Miss Helen Green was elected president with D S McDermid as vice president and Mrs Bishop reappointed as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation OF Women
Muscatine City
Federation
J. M. Kemle
Kemble
Brigham
Will Bishop
A. F. Critz
Helen Green
D. S. McDermid
Birthday Party for Miss Addie Hampton at Browning College
A birthday party was held this afternoon at Browning Business College in honor of Miss Addie Hampton for her thirteenth birthday. Thirteen friends attended the reception from 2 to 5 pm with games, sociability, and refreshments. The hall featured yellow and white college colors, and hosts included Miss Sue Browning, Mrs. Hampton, and Miss Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Business College
Addie Hampton
Nellie Houdek
Hazel Ostrander
Mabel Bailey
Elizabeth Rosenberger
Emma Rosenberger
Bell Shepherd
Ester Meyers
Helen Vetter
Corene Iseman
Adene Meisenbach
Grace Duncan
May Lenz
Nellie Burgess
Leanore Hampton
Miss Sue Browning
Mrs. Hampton
Miss Saunders
Maccabees Enjoy Social Evening At Union Hall
The Ladies of the Maccabees were entertained at the A. O. U. W. hall on West Second Street last evening. Mrs. W. D. Hine and four other hosts presided as eight cinch tables and two flinch games provided amusements. Refreshments followed, and the gathering focused on sociability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabees
Young couple wed yesterday at Justice Eversmeyer’s
The marriage of William B. Brady of Morning Sun and Miss Carrie Sturms of Wapello occurred yesterday at 5 pm in Justice Eversmeyer’s parlor. Brady works in railroading and will reside with his bride in Morning Sun. Mrs. Brady has many local friends ready to congratulate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Brady
Morning Sun
Carrie Sturms
Wapello
Justice Eversmeyer
Brady
Card Club Entertained At Mrs Bryant's Home
Miss Sophia Weikert and Will Hilton hosted a card club gathering at the former's residence. Progressive Cinch provided the entertainment. First honors went to Mrs. Will Bryant and John Groters, with consolation prizes to Mrs. Joe Spaethe and George Priester. Refreshments and music followed. The next meeting is set for Miss Minnie Priester's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Weikert
Will Hilton
Cinch
Will Bryant
John Groters
Joe Spaethe
George Priester
Minnie Priester
Reverend Kempton Hosts Large Baptist Church Reception
The Rev Judson Kempton and Mrs Kempton hosted a reception for Baptist church members who joined since he became pastor. Nearly one hundred guests attended in shifts due to the large turnout, with all members invited to later gatherings at the Kempton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempton
Judson Kempton
Pioneer Club Initiates One As Six Are Balloted At Robertson Home
Members of the Pioneer club were entertained at the Robertson home on Fifth and Orange streets. One candidate was initiated and six were balloted upon after the business meeting followed by a social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Club
Robertson
Fifth and
Orange Streets
Scrubs Fall to Columbus Junction in Fast City Game
Muscatine scrubs were defeated 44 to 40 by Columbus Junction high school in a swift contest. Noland starred with 13 field baskets as Muscatine led 20 to 18 at halftime but fell behind in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Columbus Junction
Scrubs
Waterloo
Junction
Noland
Meeting Recap Highlights Home Gathering on Mulberry Street
Members enjoyed refreshments at the event and agreed to hold the next meeting at Mrs. Thompson's home on Mulberry Street. This brief note records a community gathering and upcoming venue.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets Wednesday
The Wo man’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First M E church will meet Wednesday afternoon off the church lecture room. Devotions by Mrs. E Walker. Roll call hymns and Wesley quotations. Musical numbers by Mrs. Howard Warfeld and Mrs. Joe Hanley. Theme What We Do in Mexico led by Mrs W S Peasley. Reading Miss Mable Addleman in heathen dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
E. Walker
Charles Wesley
Howard Warfeld
Joe Hanley
Mexico
W. S. Peasley
Mothers Club Meeting With Mrs Theron Thompson
The Mothers club will meet with Mrs Heron Thompson at 405 West Third Street on Monday afternoon. The program includes Roll call Spalding and papers on The Future Influence of the American Woman by Mrs E G Hoopes and Saving Boys and Girls from Crime by Mrs H S Hurlbut with music by Mrs Nellie S Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
Theron Thompson
Heron Thompson
West Third Street
Roll Call
Spalding
E. G. Hoopes
H. S. Hurlbut
Nellie S. Sawyer
Cayots Entertain Friends With Progressive Flinch
Mr and Mrs A G Cayot north of the city hosted a pleasant Thursday evening gathering with friends. E E Dougherty won first prize and Mrs William Meyer took the consolation in a progressive flinch game. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Cayot
E. E. Dougherty
William Meyer
Degree of Honor meeting at Mrs Church home
The Degree of Honor or Industrial members will meet at Mrs. Church's home on Linn Street between Sixth and Seventh. The meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon and full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degree of Honor Industrial
Sunshine Club Hostess Ties Home Gathering in Muscatine
Mrs. John D. Diercks will entertain the Royal Neighbor's Sunshine club Tuesday afternoon at 609 Evans Street South Muscatine. The event centers on a social visit with club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Diercks
The
Royal Neighbor’s Sunshine Club
John PD. Diercks
Evans Street
South Muscatine
Twentieth Century Club to Meet Tuesday Afternoon
The Twentieth Century club will gather Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. E. P. Ingham's home on East Ninth Street for a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century
Twentieth Century Club
E. P. Ingham
East Ninth Street
Thimble Bee to Meet at Mrs Anna Cummins Home
Members of the Thimble Bee will be entertained at the home of Mrs Anna Cummins on East Ninth Street Monday afternoon. Refreshments will be served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Cummins
The
Thimble Bee
East Ninth Street
Third lecture to discuss Queen Elizabeth life
The third in a series will be held at the library Monday evening. Charles W. Seymour will speak on the life of Queen Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Elizabeth
Charles W. Seymour
S. S. S. Club to Meet at Miss Pantel Home
Members of the S. S. S. club will be entertained at Miss Daisy Pantel’s home at 1104 Mulberry Street on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Daisy Pantel
S. S. S. Club
Mulberry Street
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Reinemund
E. Reinemund
J. G. Barger
Frank Bowman
Dad Dolsen
Harry Hubbard
Stella Schrautemeyer
John Koehler
West Seventh Street
Josiah H. Canon
de Luca Hro
Mary M. Craddock
Arthur Craddock
Kent
Fannie Grooms
Hershey Hospital
E. H. King
East Eighth Street
Oskaloosa
Mabel Johnston
University At
Roy Baker
James Atwill
Pleasant Prairie
Rudy Bloom
Switzerland
Walter Schaff
J. B. Bloom
Wilton
Milton Remley
Robert 5S. McNutt
A Cara
Minnesota
Dakota
Canada
Riemcke
John Faulhaber
Hershey Avenue
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