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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1909

Page

4

Local residents make brief city visits and returns

W R Schmidt of Nichols and J Dean of Nichols were in the city for business this morning. Mrs E Elliott of Deep River Ind returned home after visiting friends. Adam Wigim left for Arden to tend to business matters. Mrs M W Rowe of Conesville returned home after a few days visiting friends. G A Briggs, in the city for several days on business, returned to Nichtross this morning. Dr Reinsager of East Sixth Street left for Cedar Rapids after visiting relatives. G M Titus returned from St Louis where his daughter Gertrude attends school.

E. Elliott Deep River, In J. Dean Nichols G. A. Briggs Nichtross Dr. Reinsager East Eixth Street Cedar Rapids Muscatine G. M. Titus St. Louis Gertrude

Odd Fellows Enthusiastic Meeting at I. O. O. F. Hall

The Columbus Junction degree team attended a lively Odd Fellows meeting at the I O O F hall with many lodge representatives from nearby towns. Noble Grand M F Eaton gave the welcome. R S McDaniel of Columbus Junction delivered the response as the team demonstrated the first degree and prepared for a Sovereign Grand Lodge showing in the east this summer. The gathering featured the full lineup of team members and guardians with strong local attendance.

Odd Fellows I. O. O. F. Hall Columbus Junction Sovereign Grand Lodge East Noble Grand M. F. Eaton R. S. McDaniel R. S.mcdaniel R. S N. G W. R. McCormick L. S J. M. Morris V. G L. M. Dollmeyer J. W. Lee Wm. Rowan M. R. Edmondston F. C. Johnson Ed. Davis Chas. Riese J. P. Daut P. E. Axtell Inside Guardian O. W. Jones Outside Guardian C. McDaniel N. G. J. Hatfield H. C. Hill James Snyder W. A. Knott

New Cascaroyal pills touted for gentle constipation relief

A Blackburns cascaroyal pill claim circulates as a new treatment promising no cramps or pain. Advertisers cite relief from constipation and associated skin and digestive issues, with free samples offered by the Blackburn Products Co. of Dayton Ohio.

Blackburn Blackburn Products Co Dayton Ohio

Ardon notes and visits in a scattered March update

Mike Tomney returns home from Muscatine after several days away. Mrs. Fitzgerald of Oxford Street visits her daughter Mrs. John Russell for weeks. Adam Wigim from Muscatine spends the day with Wm. Fulton. Andrew Healey returns from Charles City on business. Millar Riggs hosts dinner with Robi Lee family, Ira Lee, Fred Wood and Avis, Hazel Longstreth. Grace Chapman returns home from Cone Indiana after visiting Mary. Nan and family of Muscatine spend Sunday with Peter Byrne. Charles Brooke of Dayton Ohio arrives to visit old friends. Jake Seltzer and family stay with sister Mrs. C. Nolan. Mrs. Henry Detthof and Mrs. Wm. Bloom of Muscatine visit.

Ardon Mike Tomney Muscatine Fitzgerald Oxford Sn John Russell Adam Wigim Wm. Fulton Andrew Healey Charles City Millar Riggs Robi. Lee Robbie Leela Ira Lee Fred Wood Avis Hazel Longstreth Grace Chapman Cone Mary Nan Peter Byrne Chas. Brooke Dayton Ohio

Court House to Be Sold to Highest Bidder

On April 6 1909 County Auditor A B Lawrence will stand at the rear of the old court house and sell the structure to the highest bidder. The purchaser must remove the building as is with no fixtures included. The old site will soon be marked by turf as the old building is removed for a new one.

Lawrence

City Hall Prospect Put Off as Court House Plans Fold

The proposal to reuse the old court house for a city building is abandoned. The fate of a new city hall remains uncertain, with some action expected at the city council meeting Thursday evening, April first.

Court House

Pneumonia Tip From Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy

An 1880s style ad claims pneumonia follows colds or grip attacks and that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy quickly cures these diseases. It notes the remedy counters the tendency toward pneumonia and is made for such ailments, with sale by all druggists.

Local notes from Cranston Iowa community

G B DeWitt visits Davenport to see his mother and sister. Silas Fry suffers lagrippe. Joe Meeker and son plaster a Cranston house for Robert Bain for Thomas Fry to occupy. Mrs John Gaines of Muscatine visits Howard Townsley family. Abe Hines visits daughter Nora Townsley and family. A J Cecil treated by Dr A J Weaver for rheumatism. Tony Pugal moves from Bert DeWitt house. N Hafner plans a large barn. Hazel Hafner returns from Leverich Normal school for weekend. Allen of Columbus City visits Glen Epperly. Thos Boggs buys M J Shellabarger gasoline engine. Lester Hafner ill with lagrippe. Ross Reynolds family visit Muscatine. Black Oak school opens with Ruby Runyon as teacher. Mr and Mrs Casper Wells visit Fred Misch family.

Cranston G. B. DeWitt Davenport Silas Fry Lagrippe Joe Meeker J. P Robert Bain Thomas Fry John Gaines Muscatine Howard Abe Hines Near Letts Nora Townsley A. J. Cecil A. J. Weaver Tony Pugal Bert DeWitt N. Hafner Hazel Hafner Leverich Normal School Mr. Allen Columbus City Glen Epperly Thos Boggs M. J. Shellabarger Lester Hafner Ross Reynolds Monica Black Oak Ruby Runyon Letts Casper Wells Fred Misch’s

Family TheatreThree Acts and Saul and David Feature

At the Family Theatre Three a high class bill includes Theo and her dandies whose singing and dancing wins enthusiastic applause. Owen and Hoffman perform a strong comedy sketch set. Flexible Fredericks performs contortion acts as the rubber man. A biblical drama Saul and David appears in moving pictures for all who study the tale.

Theo Owen Hoffman Fredericks Rubber Man Saul and David

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Batterson W. R. Schmidt Arden Junction Lodge Schmidt Sunshine Shampooing Shop Hershey Building Bill Thee Clever Family Theatre Muscatine Dental Parlors East Second Street DR. Sullivan Walnut and Second Streets Bell Phone
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