Local Movers and Visitors Reported in City Ties
Store your stores with George Bros. Scott Washburn left on the Western this morning. Will Harris was from Wilton on business. Dr. Morgridge went to Wilton yesterday. Ed Owens of Wapello was in the city today on business. Horace Smith was a passenger to Summit yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Feley of Summit shopped in the city. Lake was a passenger to Summit yesterday. Miss Kate O’Brien from Letts spent yesterday in the city. Ed McSwiggin of Wilton was a business visitor yesterday. Halstead and Son advertise painting and wallpaper. Mrs. Grant Shepherd of Wilton spent yesterday in the city. Miss Ida Wise from Wilton spent the day. Metz rode to Columbus Junction last night on the Firefly. Mrs. Julius M Coskry left for La Porte Ind for a visit. Mrs. J A Coe and sister returned from Berwick Illinois. Mrs. Noah Letts came up on the M N S and spent the day. Doctors Fulham and Miller performed a dis perhaps disinfect operation on H Beek removing a head tumor. A wheelman’s tool bag should include Dr Thomas Fectric Oil. Miss Sarah Morgridge returned to Wilton yesterday. Each family should have a household medicine chest and Dr Woods Norway Pine Syrup recommended for coughs and colds.
Big Chief Real Estate Loans and Local Transfers
Local notes mention Big Chief real estate loans and insurance services with J. B. Mark. Harry Frack traveled to Wilton this morning and several residents like Miss May O'Brien and Miss Sarah Leverich were in the city yesterday. The issue highlights shop goods at Thompson's Book Store and Schmidt Bros. wallpaper and furniture polish promotions, plus a church bake sale and募集 for correspondents.
Senior class selects commencement speakers and plans concert
At a called meeting the senior class chose poet Gretchen Legler historian Nellie V Downer and Edward J Asthalter as commencement speakers. A concert will be held in late April to raise funds for the senior class. The A class debating club meeting was postponed and D class students have begun botany studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Legler
Nellie V. Downer
Edward J Asthalter
Going West This Season Rock Island Ticket Sale
Rock Island offers one way second class tickets to Washington and California coast points each Tuesday from Feb 12 to Apr 30 1901. California points 80 cents? wait 80 dollars likely. Washington points 25.40 dollars. Tickets valid one Tuesday weekly at the passenger depot agent Cc M Gorld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Washington Coast
Rock Island
Washington
Cc. M. Gorld
Reduced Rates to Cedar Rapids Kennel Club Show
The Cedar Rapids Kennel Club announces reduced round trip fares to Cedar Rapids for the bench show running March 25 to 29. The B. C. R. & N. railway will sell tickets from stations within 100 miles, with details available from agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
239 Acre Muscatine County Farm for Sale
Well improved 239 acre farm near Muscatine available on reasonable terms. Possession at once. Titus and Jackson marketing the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Titus & Jackson
Cromwell heirs seek share of Bank of England fortune
New England descendants of Oliver Cromwell claim a $25,000,000 sum credited to the old general in the Bank of England. The satire suggests Cromwell’s soldiers and looting past are invoked to justify a modern claim to the fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Oliver Cromwell
Bank of England
Oliver
Treat in Store for Muscatine as Kemble Promotes Burgomaster
Grand Opera house manager C. W. Kemble brings two attractions to Muscatine, Le Voyage en Suisse and The Burgomaster, praised as top road shows. Le Voyage en Suisse blends pantomime, vaudeville, acrobatics, and comedy in a 20 year hit noted for clean humor and clever tricks. The Burgomaster, acclaimed in New York and Chicago, features Edith Yerrington and high musical comedy value, with promotion despite noting it is a light opera rather than a standard musical comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
C. W. Kemble
Grand Opera House
Switzerland
Hanson Bros
Hanlons
Europe
Elmer and Thall
le Voyage En Suisse
the Grand
United States
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Edith Yerrington
Isaac
Test shows Postum Coffee substitute aids health
A couple reports relief from headaches dizziness and nervousness after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. The wife cites improved digestion and rosy health, while both claim old symptoms return when coffee is reintroduced. Names and addresses in Auburn New York are given as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husband
Madison
S. Division St
Auburn
N. Y
Foster Citizens Note Local Events And Political Tickets
Joe Watson cut his foot with an axe while chopping wood and uses a crutch again. Electa Drury closed her Muscatine school and returned home. Rev. Kettelkamp came back from Pine Mills. Republicans and Democrats named their tickets last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Joe Watson
Electa Drury
Muscatine
Rev
Kettelkamp
Pine Mills
Local Tickets Named in Town Elections
Republican ticket lists F Mewes as supervisor and Wm Kranz as town clerk with a full slate including Frank Gillett as assessor and Joseph Watson as collector. Democratic ticket names R Hayes as supervisor and N B Ricketts as town clerk with Byron Drury as assessor and Archie Bower as collector. Other positions include highway commissioner, school trustee, constables, squires, and pound master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Mewes
Wm. Kranz
Frank Gillett
Joseph Watson
Wm. Powell
J. E. Wray
August Kranz
H. McPherson
Squires
Coleman Brayton
Frank Reynolds
R. Hayes
N. B. Ricketts
Byron Drury
Archie Bower
B. D. Reynolds
F .W. Foster
Wm. Workman
Gordon Ricketts
Wm. Milton
Albert Keller
Carl Witt
John McGinnis
Davenport
Ell Reynolds, Jr
de Kalb
Ill
Adams Social Roundup Notes March Visits and Travel
Otto Sauer of Muscatine visited his sister Mrs. Ed. Brown this week. Mrs. D. H. Meyers and daughter returned from Bayfield. The Adams church was well attended Sunday evening. Mr. Preston of Muscatine visits his farm this week. Preston and H. Ryan shelled and loaded corn here Saturday and Monday. Roy Cochran and wife of Sevastopol visited the parental home Sunday. Henry Schildsberg rode to Muscatine on the Muscatine Western Wednesday evening. C Chesebro and Henry Meyers moved Jim Bickford to Nichols Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Meyers
Bayfield
Adams
Mr. Preston
Muscatine
H. Ryan
C. Chesebro
Henry Meyers
Jim Bickeford
Nichols
Riverside Notes on Flooding and Local Changes
The Riverside river rose above the bottom for a second time this spring after rains. Jeweler Elwood will occupy former barber Saville's room and upstairs living space previously used by Joe Critz who returns to Iowa City to build a new home. Mrs. William Lewis remains critically ill, affecting her husband, and a newborn daughter to Mrs. Charles Whitlok has brought joy amid tragedy from a winter accident that killed the infant's father. Frank Hebenchid peddles fresh fish by wheelbarrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Lown
Elwood
O. Saville
Joe Critz
Iowa City
William Lewis
Charles Whitlok
Mother
Babe
Remedy claims for Ely's Cream Balm cited by ministers
Reverend John Reid Jr of Great Falls Montana endorses Ely's Cream Balm as a positive cure for catarrh when used as directed. Reverend Francis W Poole, Pastor of Central Press Church Helena Montana, notes personal relief after six weeks. Joseph Stewart of Buffalo New York reports cure after use. Balm priced at 50 cents or available by mail from Ely Brothers New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
John Reid, Jr
Great Falls
Mont
Ely
Francis W. Poole
Central Press Church
Helena
Joseph Stewart
Grand Ave
Buffalo
N. Y
Cts
Warren St
Sweetland Notes March Visit Ducks and Illnesses
Frank Kramer will stay through Saturday after going over Cedar to hunt ducks. Mrs Crull’s brother and nephew visit the parsonage before returning to Washington Iowa. A new son brightens the Albrecht home. Gertie Chenoweth of Muscatine will teach Sweetland school in spring. Several locals including Gustav Martz Joe Taylor and J EB Van Camp have measles. Roads are nearly impassable. Mrs. Wm Moots of Muscatine is sick at her father John Bersch’s home. Inlins Welsch Jr and sister Katie visited the Allbee home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland
Frank Kramer
Cedar
Peter Gettert
J. H. van Camp
Wm. Moots
Muscatine
Ick
John Bersch
Inlins Welsch, Jr
Katie
Allbee
Dentist Advice Promotes Teeth Cleaning Products
A dentist urges regular cleaning using antiseptic washes or tooth powders and pastes. Eucaline Antiseptic Tooth Powder and Eucaline Antiseptic Tooth Paste are advertised as thoroughly antiseptic and deodorant. Sold by all druggists.
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Daily Journal
Robinson
McBride & Cope
City Drug Store
Luise Battey
Lie
West
George Bros
E. Grant
Scott Washburn
Will Harris
Wilton
Fred Miller
G. O. Morgridge
Ed. Owens
Wapello
Horace Smith
Summit
Tom Feley
A. Lake
Kate O'Brien
Letts
City
Ed. McSwiggin
Halstead
Grant Sheperd
Ida Wise
B. A. Metz
Julius M .McCoskry
la Porte
Ind
J. A. Coe
Berwick, Ilinois
Noah Letts
Dr. Thomas
Monarch
Sarah Morgridge
Dr. Morgridge
Dr. Wood
Jas. O’toole’s
Sycamore St
Big Chief
J. B. Mark
Harry Frack
May O’brien
Townsend
Sarah Leverich
Lizzie Foley
R. Cook
St. Louis
Thompson’s Book Store
Whistler
Mrs. L. Messinger
Miss Beil
John Blunt
Bertha Blunt
Tom Killion
Robert Deihle
Columbus Junction
Fred Melamied
Capt. Reynolds
Salvation Army
Burdock
Schmidt Bros
M. E
Albert MccGreer
Dr. Miller
Dean
Frank Powman
America
Bulletin Press Association
Otto Schmidt
Mr. Schmidt
Crescent
Wolfe
Muscatine Theater
Voyage En Suisse
Burgomaster
Kemble
Thither
Frank Maguire
Otto Sauer
Ed. Brown
The
Mars
Supurba
Fantasma
Rand Opera House
Chas. Kemble
German Dramatic Company
Iowa
Paudict
Frank, the Jeweler's
S. G. Stein
M. A. Barr
West Third Street
West Second Street
American School of Osteopathy
C H. Whisler
Mulberry St
Myrtie D. Harian
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
Lucinda Paschpl
Leeberten
Cragg
Prica
Ceae D
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