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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1909

Page

7

Local residents visit and depart after city calls

Arden resident M Tomney spent Sunday in the city visiting friends. Mrs E Allen left for Quincy Saturday for a short visit. Mrs A P Swanson returned home in Fruitland Saturday. Mrs F A Runyon of Letts was a business caller Saturday. Mrs Robert Harper and daughter Marie left for Bayfield this morning. Miss Vina Dykes goes to Bayfield to teach. Dr Clark of Columbus Junction left Saturday afternoon after spending the day. Royal Neighbors plan a meeting next Wednesday at 7 30 sharp with extra work after business.

M. Tomney Arden City E. Allen Quincy A. P. Swanson Fruitland F. A. Runyon Letts Robert Harper Marie Bayfield Dr. Clark Columbus Junction Williams Cranston Albert McCullough

Local residents listed in Saturday visits and departures

Dr E H King and Viola Worral return home while many Letts, Wilton and Davenport residents travel Saturday. Notables include A B Fullerton A Runyon and William Daut visiting or spending the day with friends and relatives in the region.

State Master Opens Campaign in County

A. D. Judson, state master of the Patrons of Husbandry, opened his campaign in Muscatine County with a speech to the Pleasant Prairie Grange. He outlined order benefits and social features, prompting a vigorous local drive for new members. Before his talk, the meeting featured songs recitations and dialogues plus a box supper. A large crowd attended the event. This evening Rainbow Grange will hear the state master speak.

A. D. Judson Patrons of Husbandry Pleasant Prairie

Hazel Dell school ends two week vacation in West Liberty

West Liberty Iowa notes report Hazel Dell school closes for a two week break. Pupils present teacher Ida Brooke with a Haviland china salad dish. Local residents make train trips to Iowa City Davenport Muscatine Downey and Spencer Street.

Booster train plan to boost Muscatine discussed by club

A Commercial club meeting is planned for this evening to discuss the booster train proposition and other matters. A tentative Rock Island itinerary was discussed to promote Muscatine and explain why the city deserves strong support. Full attendance is urged to back the effort.

Rock Island Iowa Muscatine

East Hills Seek Park Avenue Paving Extension

East Hill residents push a petition to extend East Second Street improvements onto Park avenue toward Washington Street and Weed park. Park avenue, muddy and nearly impassable, would gain brick paving benefiting East Hill residents and farmers supplying Muscatine. Twenty six property owners have signed, with a council meeting set for April 1.

Muscatine Park Avenue East Second Street

Iowa City Visitors Lightly Stampede Local Scene

Mrs Mildred McDermott of Cedar Rapids changed trains in town Saturday noon en route to Davenport to visit her daughter Madeline. Daniel Martin arrived from Greely Colorado last week and will stay to conduct business. Mrs John Neubourg returned from Atalissa Friday evening after a brief visit with Mrs Julius Honke. Mrs Walter Luse and daughter Margaret visited Cedar Rapids Saturday afternoon. Miss Helen Winn left Friday evening for Muscatine for spring vacation with her parents. Mrs Elmer Anderson and daughter Mary rode Iowa City trains Sunday visiting relatives. Mr Anderson had spent the prior week at South English. Attorney Franklin H Heald of Los Angeles arrived late last week to visit cousin Mrs Attie Fawcett. Mrs S R Propst and daughter Pearl spent Saturday in Iowa City with friends. Mrs Hattie Atkinson and children Lucile Dorothy and John of Truro Iowa arrived last week to visit Mrs Purvis on Fourth Street.

West Liberty Iowa Hazel Dell Ida Brooke Fred Wachs Iowa City Leota Lodge Downey Fay Westfall J. J. Hodgson West Branch Bert Richards Minnie Scott Charlie Fenstermaker Jap Stearns Davenport M. Black Frances Kersechner Nichols Do. S. Applegate Kansas City Andrew Hendrickson Spencer Street Elva Shannon Ora Brown Theo Jones George Johns Masters Malvern Kenneth Johns William Comstock Cyrus Overman Muscatine George Furniss Oasis Carrie Applegate Chicago Ill Frank Gregg Grace Conover Lillian Minnick Pearl Propst Washington Gussie Felton Wisconsin Ernest Kephart S. Chesebro Atalissa Robert Hindee North Calhoun Street Ethel Close West Fourth Street Masters Lewis and Elmer Jack Mildred McDermott Cedar Rapids Madeline McDermott Daniel Martin Greely Colo John Neubourg Julius Honke Walter Luse Margaret Helen Winn Elmer Anderson Mary Mr. Anderson South English Franklin H. Heald Los Angeles Cal Attie Fawcett North Elm Street S. R. Propst Miss Pearl Hattie Atkinson Lucile Dorothy John Truro Mary Purvis Fourth Street

Couple Married Surprise Freeads In Davenport Trip

Edwin Maxson and Miss Mabel Meyers wed Saturday at the First Baptist church in Rock Island while on a trip from Davenport. They spent Sunday in Maquoketa with friends and returned home this morning.

Edwin Maxson Mabel Meyers Davenport Rock Island H. W. Reed First Baptist Church The Baptist Church Maquoketa

Death of Lake Township Resident George Minder

Sunday morning at 11:30 o clock George Minder died at his father's home in Lake township from tuberculosis. Born November 16 1862 in Muscatine he was well known locally. Funeral from the late residence Tuesday at 1 30 pm with Rev E C Strong conducting.

George Minder Jacob Minder Lake Township Muscatine E. C. Strong

Pains in Chest Prompt Quick Treatment with New Discovery

An advertisement urges rapid care for chest pain with Dr Kings New Discovery claiming pneumonia prevention. It notes a price of 1.00 with 1%0c¢ and cites Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the seller.

Public sale of Old Court House Building set for April 6 1909

The Old Court House Building will be offered for sale to the highest bidder at the Court House on Tuesday April 6 1909 at 2 o'clock p m. Terms and removal date to be announced on sale day. A S Lawrence County Auditor.

Court House A. S. Lawrence

Sponges and Wash Cloths Care Guide

Sponges are near elimination from bathrooms due to sanitation concerns. Boil sponges weekly in water with a teaspoon of Gold Dust washing powder and rinse with clear warm water. Boil wash cloths in Gold Dust suds, rinse well, sun, and iron. Linen crash cloths preferred to haews.

Local notes from Morning Sun on March events

Morning Sun Iowa items report visits and travels of residents. Katherine Marshall returns to Cedar Falls Normal School after a vacation. Mrs. McClement and Elsie arrive from Canon City, Mrs. Tustison visits W. D. Wilson family, Yankin guests of Brown Hayes, Leanna Beck and Vivian Vertrees travel to Mr. Pleasant, St Patrick dinner hosted by the Coutts, several visits to Columbus Junction Oakville Keokuk and Wayland noted. A son born to George Harris March 16, Lenten service at Presbyterian church, Rev. Mackay speaks at Keokuk, D D Brodie recovered mobility, Monmouth College president to preach at United Presbyterian, Miss Lida Hunt visits, Inez Lewis visits Oakville parents, Alma Deihl visits Miss Deihl, Ed Boltz leaves for farm northeast of town.

Ning Montier Daisy Lillian Carter Oakville H. M. Griffin Elizabeth Dove Virginia Ernest Hensley S. M. Kennedy Burlington C. F. Winters Weaver Jacob Westfall Fannie Hook Toolesboro Leanna Beck Fred Cutcomb Columbus Junction Sam Robertson Cruz Luella Brown Monmouth College Mr. Gardner Wayland E. H. Faris J. M. McClelland Mt. Pleasant S. Dowell Jessie June Dowell James Crawford J. M. Crawford Epworth League T. J. Ochiltree Ochiltree J. P. Baird Jessie Turnbull Walter E. Hutcheson M. S. Hutcheson W. R. McElhinney Aberdeen S. D McElhinney Mr. McElhinney Gerald Susie Kilpatrick Gerald McElhinney Wm. Mackay Winfield New Movement Bible Class United Presbyterian Churea C. P. Pierce Chas. Butler S. E. Marshall H. E. Curran Katherine Marshall Cedar Falls Thos. McClement Elsie Canon City Col Jessie Tustison Kewanee Ill W. D. Wilson George Harris Ed. Hudson Presbyterian Church Keokuk D. D. Brodie McMichael United Presbyterian Church Lida Hunt Lillie Braun Inez Lewis Alma Deihl Wapello Lizzie Deihl Ed. Boltz

Rexall Remedies Offered With Personal Guarantee

In Muscatine A W Morgan's Pharmacy promotes Rexall Remedies with a personal guarantee. The ad explains select medicines tested by experts, led by the United Drug Company, claiming proven curative value and safety. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are highlighted with specific ingredients and three price sizes 25c 45c and 89c.

United States United Drug Company Muscatine A. W. Morgan’s West Second Street

Kalona Social News Notes From Kalona Iowa

Kalona reports include Charley Shaffer visiting from Iowa City Friday night Rhina Sommers an incoming passenger from Iowa City Thursday J H Brooke from Iowa City a business visitor in Iowa City Wednesday Miss Reynolds visiting sister Mrs H F Kisor from Monday to Thursday Mrs Arthur Durst and children visiting with her relatives Hoyt Bonham near Frytown spending week with grandparents J M Bonham V Long visiting Wellman Miss Ethel Carpenter assisting.

Kalona Charley Shaffer Iowa City Rhina Sommers J. H. Brooke Iown Miss Reynolds H. F. Kisor Arthur Durst Hoyt Bonham Frytown J. M. Bonham V. Long Miss Ethel Carpenter

Electric Bitters Promises Cure for Ailments

Frightful spasms of the stomach liver torpor lame back and weak kidneys are overcome by Electric Bitters guaranteed. 50c Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.

Havercamp

Vast bed to display 200000 pansies at Seattle exposition

More than 200 000 tufted English pansies will be grown in a single expansive bed for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition opening in Seattle on June 1.

Seattle

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