Local News Briefs From West Liberty Davenport Trips and Sales
Local items include Mrs. C. S. Martin visiting relatives in West Liberty IA and Miss Dora Vetter in Davenport. Dr. A B Clapp advertises eye ear nose throat care with glasses. Roach Musser Sash and Door sells black wood at 4.00 per load cash with order. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as health remedy at 35 cents. Several residents travel to Des Moines for state Republican convention and visits nearby towns are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach & Musser Sash and Door Company
A Good Police Force Plans in Muscatine
Barney Schmidt states a thoroughly reliable police force will be appointed Thursday night and he will become mayor tomorrow evening. He vows to dismiss any officer failing in duty and will appoint the best men available, though he declined to name them yet emphasizes the need for a capable force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Schmidt
Schmidt
Muscatine
Blood Purifying Home Remedy For Kidney Health
An advertisement touts a home remedy to cleanse blood and activate kidneys. It claims to treat rheumatism, skin issues, and catarrhal disorders by using a mix of Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilila taken after meals and at night. It asserts readers can obtain ingredients cheaply at pharmacies.
Block Warehouse Burglarized Again
The W. G. Block warehouse at Chestnut street was entered last night for the fourth time this winter. About $100 in steam boat tickets and numerous sand tickets were stolen. the office was searched but yielded no valuable items. Police believe they know the robbers and expect arrests within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Block
Chestnut Street
Muscatine Sand Company
Springdale News Roundup of Local Visits and Deaths
Springdale reports include Herman Eric transacting business, visits by John Walter of St Louis and Herbert Walter of Bennett to G W Walter, Mrs Elvira Negus hosting in honor of Mrs Mary T Rood, Miss Clara Thompson visiting, and a Self Culture club lecture by Rev Lincoln McConnell. Wm Wymer died, funeral held, Cedar county pioneer. Local traders, emigrant goods to Canada, and numerous family visits noted through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springdale
Herman Eric
John Walter
St. Louis
Herbert Walter
Bennett, Ir
G. W. Walter
Joseph Shreve
Mary T. Rood
Pasadena
Cal
Elvira Negus
William Mather
Eb Fogg
W. B. Ellyson
Clara Thompson
Oasis
Frank Montgomery
Herby Branson
West Branch
Self Culture Club
W. &. Maxson
Lincoln McConnell
Liberty
Alex Mackie
Minot
N. D
Wm. Wymer
J. W. Gray
Tommie Nephew
Elbert Mather
Canada
Thomas Roberts
Tipton
Charles Roberts
George S. Randall
Lewis Elliott
J. J. Hodgson
Harry Sinclair
Muscatine
Willard Smith
Fern Westfall
Cedar River
Ray McCann
Minneapolis
Minn
W. S. Maxson
Ed Negus
Rufus Maxson
Marshalltown
Albert Holloway
West Liberty
George Hutcheson Rai
Ed Bailey
Rochester
J. J. Shreve
Will Jarrett
Lucile Moody
Cedar Valley
Stewart Phelps
William Wymer
A. D. Linn
Wymer
Cedar County
Pedee
A. Osborn
James Westfall
Fay Butler
Downey
Friends Church
Albert Hemmingway and Son
George Zwickey
St. Paul
Henry Phelps
Cedar Rapids
Kate Wilson
L. H. Embree
George Jewels
W. A. Phelps
Independence
Chicago
Will Kester
Centerdale
Lulu Kester
Audubon County
G. B. Hutcheson
Flamsburg
Mae Sanders
Clarence
Mary Sanders
Mary Food
Iowa City
Henry Negus
Lizzie Jewell
Colfax
Local Notes From Mannon March News
John Rutherford and bride began housekeeping on the Jesse Willitts farm midweek. Lillie Richard stays in New Boston aiding her sister. Mrs. Kate Bear moved from Eliza to Mannon last week. Bert Meyers moved his family into James Stevenson’s house. Ernest Nicolson of Coal City Illinois visits his sister Mrs Roy Noble. Phil Neusbaum and brother attend Drury township services. Josie Moseley and Charlie attend Keiths burg church. Rev Swartz of New Boston speaks on The Local Option in Marion hall March 19. Bustard Bros shell corn for S Stottler and work for Stottler and Jim and Charlie Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannon
John Rutherford
Bride
Jesse Willitts
Lillie Richard
New Boston
Kate Bear
Eliza
Bert Meyers
Jas
Stevenson
Harter
Ernest Nicolson
Coal City
Roy Noble
Phil Neusbaum
Drury Township
Josie Moseley
Charlie
Keithsburg
Swartz
Marion Hall
S. A. Blaisdell
Gerald
Petersville
Bustard Bros
S. Stottler
Stottler
Jim
Charlie Welch
Local notes from Lime City and area events
Lime City March 18. Park Walton returns from Bloomington. Ed Laucamp and relatives visit. Tipton Cedar county bridge crew starts tearing Sugar creek bridge at Peters Dairy to rebuild. Pearl Baker and Ralph Long wed at Frank Baker home with Rev. Bloom officiating. Mrs. Sam Edwards death on train en route to Nebraska funeral in Cedar Rapids. L A S and church activities report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime City
Park Walton
Bloomington
Ill
Ed Laucamp
Olin
Frank
Will Hanna
George Zesiger
Iowa City
Joe Barclay
Josephine
J. H. Smith
Mahoney and
Mitchell
Tipton
Cedar County
Sugar Creek
Peter Daui
Farmington
Wilton
Mesdames Wni. Kiser
T. Port
J. Weaver
R. Wilkerson
Geo. J. Nicolaus
U. B
Laucamp
Mary Leech
Albert Walton
Pearl Baker
Ralph Long
Frank Baker
J. B. Bloom
Vern Walton
Fred Moomey
John House
Atalissa
Newt Kiser
White Pigeon
Hoffman
Tom Nauman
Ethel
Seth A. Jennings
M. E. Church
South Bethel
John Evans
Sam Edwards
Nebraska
Cedar Rapids
Chet Ridenour
L. A.S
Herman Lorenzen
Sheldon Dickinson
Miss Charlotte Potter Returns Home From Farley
Lone Tree report notes Miss Charlotte Potter arriving back in Lone Tree on March 18 after a trip to Farley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Charlotte Potter
Farley
Local Social Notes and Farm Trade Roundup
Week's social visits include C B Horton in Conesville and Mrs Walter Evans of Cedar Rapids. A baby girl arrives for Mr and Mrs Charles Fountain. The Crane residence roof fire caused by a chimney, limited damage. George Rieland ships two cattle cars and one hog car to Chicago with Mike Schuessler sending one hog car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Horton
Conesville
Robison
Charles Fountain
Walter Evans
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Normal
Morris Kelso
South Dakota
Oral Crane
Bessie Huskins
Iowa City
Miss Simmons
Wellman
Sarah Cray
Blanche Crain
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
George Rieland
Mike Schuessler
Chicago
Thorns and Orange Blossoms at Grand Opera House
Flora Fairfield leads the Rowland Clifford Amusement Co. in Thorns and Orange Blossoms adapted from Bertha M. Clay. The Thursday presentation promises a superbly mounted drama with Fairfield displaying rare talent and magnetic stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Fairfield
Rowland & Clifford Amusement Co
Grand Opera House
Bertha M. Clay
Miss Fairfield
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Calumet
Mrs. C. S. Martin
Dora Vetter
Davenport
A. B. Clapp
Paul Graff
M. W. Stirlen
Mona Brimm
Rock Island, Hill
City
H. E. Hanson
Geneseo
Grace Woodhouse
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Weller
Havercamp
George Runkle
A. J. Neidig
Mulberry Avenue
Bert Hine
Havercamp’'s
Mississippi Box Co
Dr. S. McNutt
Des Moines
Wilhelmina Gladstone
Cedar Street
E. H. van Loon
Green, Ia
William Narvis
Mary Lombardo
Washington
Marie Robertson
Mrs. John Hanley
S. M. Overholt
Columbus Junction
F. M. Latta
West Eighth Street
G. H. Corwin
Fruitland
8. H. Knouse
East Seventh Street
Mr. Kautz Baking Co
Thompson Bros. CO
Uscatine Lumber & Box
Portland Cement
Atlas Marquette
Barney
Coal Company Building
Chamberlain
Cascarets
Aostaaty
Gillard
Elgin, Il
Andy Catmartic
al Ae
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
S. G
P. Stein
Chillip Stein, Magr
Geo. M. Wells, Asst Man
Iowa
First Trust
Muscatine, Iowa
E P. Day
Tecoma Street
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