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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1906

Page

6

Keep Your Nerve The Nervine and Heart Cure Claim Wellness

An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as restoring nerve energy from the brain and spinal cord to improve bodily function and cure nervous prostration. Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to benefit. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.

Miles’ Nervine Miles Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind Athlophoros CO New Haven Conn Graff’s Pharmacy East Sccond Street

West Liberty Gaza Clergy Help Confirm Class of Fifteen

Bishop James Davis of Davenport with Rev. J. P. Martin Osage Rev. F. J. Leonard Muscatine and Rev. M. P. Kirkpatrick Wilton presided Monday afternoon over the confirmation of a 15 member class. Music was provided by Mrs. Hart Mrs. Black and Mrs. Ray Beeson.

Letts Notes Miss Edgington's Carbolic Acid Attempt

In Letts Iowa May 1 Mrs C E Coder Lewis Dalton and Milt Shearer attended the funeral of James D Smith at Columbus Junction. A Miss Edgington north of town took a small dose of carbolic acid during personal crisis and was saved by Dr Armentraut. Millie Hafner north of town is sick with pneumonia. J M Hildebrand was in Columbus Junction last Saturday. D W Paine plans to build.

Columbus Junction D. W. Paine

Local notes from Nichols Iowa May 1 Brown family visits and small town events

Nichols Iowa reports show Mr and Mrs N Brown visiting Mrs Brockway near Conesville. Belle Epperly visits east of town. Lena Haney teaches due to Miss Babbitt illness. Mrs Joe Meisky recovering after a serious operation. Cora McCarty returns from Nebraska trip via Iowa City. Community updates include Kalona trip, Muscatine visit, a child injured by a can, Ladies Aid meeting at Susan Nichols, and a barn fire on Silas Ames farm near town with no insurance and substantial loss.

Cora McCarty Nichols Springfield Neb Iowa City B. F. Metcalf Kalona Jennie Hendricks Muscatine Dan Barton Carl Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church Susan Nichols Silas Ames John Lewis Lewis

Wellman Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

J W Coffey and family from Iowa City visited parents J L Coffey. E I Leighton and family stayed a week with S F Leighton. Mrs C C Gardner grew sick and remains in bed. Mrs Philip Whetstine's infant ill with cholera infantum. Mrs I J Smith of Downers Grove is here for extended visit. Mrs J W Coffey hosted relatives at dinner for her son and wife. Mr Struble and Mr Shafer returned from Colorado. A L Palmer came home from Hooker Oklahoma. W F M S met with Mrs J Turnipseed. seventeen attended and refreshments served. Mrs L G Murphy spoke on Home Mission Work at M E church. W Q W club hosted by Mrs Bonnell and Mrs Cedarburg. Ruth Bradford celebrated her fifth birthday. Co E Brown now occupies his new barber shop. Mrs W L Clapp attends event.

Wellman J. W. Coffey Iowa City Coffey J. L. Coffey E. I. Leighton Severs S. F. Leighton C. C. Gardner Philip Whetstine L. G Murphy M. E W. Q. W. Club Bonnell Cedarburg Ruth Bradford Co. E. Brown W. L. Clapp

Wilton Hosts W H M S Convention This Week

At the W H M S convention held in Wilton this week attendees gathered to discuss society matters and share reports from local chapters with emphasis on ongoing programs and community outreach.

Wilton

Foley's Honey and Tar Warned Against Imitations

The ad warns that many imitations imitate Foley’s Honey and Tar throat and lung remedy from Foley & Co Chicago. Genuine product comes in a yellow package and must be sought by name. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store carries the genuine article.

Foley Foley & Co Chicago Havercamp’s

Kalona Notes and Local Visits in Kalona Area

M D Miller shipped a car load of cattle last week. Eli Van Sickle and many residents visited Kalona and Wellman. J S Yoder and A Miller returned from Chicago with stock. Mrs Starr and Mrs Ayers visited from Wellman. Ed Britton and Rex Louck visited Kalona during the week. Myrtle Fromme and others spent the weekend in Kalona. Mrs Williamson and children visited the Kirkpatrick family. Mrs M L Allen lectured at the M E church. Jeff Yoder’s family to host Mrs M Yoder from Mufflin county Pa. Wm Billingsly returned from California. Mr and Mrs Guy Manatl welcomed a baby boy born the 25th.

Kalona M. D. Miller Eli van Sickle West Chester Ed Britton Cedar Rapids E. Louck Rex Wellman Roy Bink Iowa City Myrtle Fromme C. DeLane Glen Kirk Lone Tree Sam Williamson J. A. Kirkpatrick M. L Allen Woman's Home Mission Society M. E. Church M. Yoder Mufflin County Willl Jeff Wm. Billingsly California Guy Manatl

Pomeroy Briefs From May Evening News

Pomeroy Illinois residents report William Epperly traveled to Washington Tuesday and plans westward visits, with Chancey Epperly in Washington and potential appendicitis risk. Epperly family notes include visitors, illness updates, and local social activity from Joy Muscatine and Buffalo Prairie.

Exchange social at Miss Emma Brandt's home a success

The May 1 report notes a lively exchange social held last Monday at Miss Emma Brandt's residence. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening during the Cul week meeting and activities.

New Era Emma Brandt

Local Culture Club Elects Officers and Plans Program

The Culture Club elected officers for three months: President Fred Bear, Vice President Will Sauer, Secretary Minnie Nagle, Assistant Secretary Mary Wunderlich, Treasurer Lydia Kretchmar. A program featured soprano Nellie Nagle and several readings and songs. Members will meet May 2 with Mrs. Chas Holtz. others visited from Muscatine and Pine Mills. Next Culture Club program invited all to attend.

Ture Club Fred Bear Will Sauer Minnie Nagle Mary Wunderlich Lydia Kretchmar Nellie Nagle Fred Crow Will Fitchner C. M. Olander Mary Addie Wunderlich Willie Nagle Missouri Ladies’ Aid Society Chas, Holtz A. C. Brandt Geo. Brandt Muscatine Esther Kemper Ed Kemper Pine Mills Conrad Brandt

Fruitland Social Notices and Local Visitors

Fruitland reports movement of residents and visitors with multiple Muscatine and Elmira connections. Fudge family from Oskaloosa moved to Benson farm area. Elliott relative returns from Elmira. Visitors include Van Riper and Parker households. numerous calls and calls on residents, plus Rev. Ferguson conducting services and planning future meetings.

Fruitland Fudge Oskaloosa Benson Farm Elliott William and Abraham Elliott Elmira Dishe van Riper Muscatine Ray Fruitland Court of Honor Asa Shepard Clyda Wiley Allie Contriman Wm. Placke John Craddock Hopewell Pearl Corwin Rev. Ferguson Cedar Rapids Hopson Hall Albert English Mr. Ostrander Mr. Schillig J. Stanley Chicago

Aged Mother Ill Nearing End As Mrs Hines Stays Bedside

Oakland reports Mrs Hines at her sick mother's bedside with little hope of recovery. Local gossip notes Milton Wolfe and wife visiting Lone Tree. Mrs Tillie Morse and Mrs Harry Morse visit Shoo Fly. Mrs Henry Hill and Mrs Tom George visit Alex Bakers in Concord. Daisy Goldsberry, Harry Morse and Henry Hill visit school. John Dyche and wife visit Will Boyd, who has been very ill with appendicitis.

Oakland Hines Milton Wolfe Tillie Morse Harry Morse Shoo Fly Henry Hill Tom George Alex Baker Concord Daisy Goldsberry John Dyche Will Boyd’s

Birthday Surprise for 76th Year in Atalissa

In Atalissa Iowa on May 1 a neighbor gathering surprised Mrs Toben to celebrate her 76th birthday. Ten of the older attendees had a combined age of 730 years with two younger ladies adding to the celebration.

Atalissa

Vinci cod liver oil praised by educators and druggist

A Lexington superintendent endorses Vinci cod liver oil as palatable and effective, claiming strong cures and health benefits. A Muscatine reader notes the product’s superiority and a local druggist guarantees refunds if it fails, touting Vinci as a superior health-restorer.

Muscatine M. A. Cassidy Lexington Vinci John J. Havercamp Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store East Second Street

Nervous Exhaustion and Nerve Pills Ad

Symptoms of nervous exhaustion include headaches scalp tenderness sleeplessness and irritability. Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills claim to restore health with good food air rest and persistent use priced 50 cents a box or six for 2 50.

A. W. Chase

Mrs Toben Hosts Surprise for Great Grandchild

Mrs. Toben, a town settler, hosted a surprise gathering for her only great grandchild. The attendees enjoyed the event, and Mrs. Toben's hospitality made the occasion a pleasure for all present.

Local social notes from Morning Sun і May

Mrs Jas Mahaffy of Freeman Minnesota and Mrs Mary Clark of Sparta Illinois arrived to tend their ill father James Kinkead. Visitors include Miss Tressa Frazier and Nellie Holland with Wapello friends. Al Roberts heads to Indiana then Kansas to visit daughters.

Jas. Mahaffy Freeman Minn Carpenter Stanley Matthews Burlington Nellie Owens Muscatine Thos. Garvin Omaha Neb Fred Ochiltree Dubuque Iowa R. G. Hawkins Wapello M. J. Scott Elmo S. G. Johnson James Bowser West Burlington A. J. Whitaker John Dungan Baby Monmouth, Ill H. Hambleton

Electric Bitters Promised Cures Highlighted

Advert says Electric Bitters provide tremendous power over constipation biliousness and related ailments with marvelous cures. Sold for 50 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store and guaranteed.

Havercamp

Shiloh Social Notes and Local Visits

Shiloh residents announce visits from Arthur and Dill family members from Muscatine and Tacoma guest Abner Cornell. Local gatherings include North Prairie church social May 12 and Epworth League at 8:00 next Sunday led by Wilmer Smith Moscow. Sunday school at 2:00. Willing Workers sewing group with Mrs. John Long. Excelsior literary to hold first summer session next Saturday at the Healy home.

Shiloh Arthur Dill Anna Blanche Dill Muscatine John Long Abner Cornell Tacoma Wash Elizabeth Edna Greiner Burr Oak Ladies’ Aid North Prairie Church Will Freyermuth Henry Hucke, Jr Hucke Cedar Valley Epworth League Wilmer Smith - Moscow Willing Workers’ Sewing Society Excelsior Literary John Healy

Pine Creek notes from Pine Mills and Muscatine

Miss Nellie Fix of Pine Mills visits sister Mrs Ed Bierman of Carl Missel attends Muscatine. Gage Metz visits Ray Fix at Pleasant Prairie. Mike Missel hauls hogs to Montpelier. Mrs Chas Fix and son Harvey travel to Muscatine on business. Will Fix at M B A dance finds horse and buggy missing then return by 4 o clock with no driver after 8 mile trip.

Pine Creek Nellie Fix Pine Mills Ed Bierman Muscatine Carl Missel Musatine Gage Metz Pleasant Prairie Ray Fix Mike Missel Montpelier Chas. Fix Harvey Will Fix

Popular Excursion to St Paul and Minneapolis

The Iowa Central announces a May 19 popular excursion to St Paul and Minneapolis leaving Elrick Junction at 7 52 p m and arriving Minneapolis 8 25 a m St Paul 9 00 a m at a round trip rate of 4 59 Tickets are valid for return on any train until May 22 A tourist sleeper will be attached and reservations available from agents See bills or talk to ticket agents for details

St. Paul Minneapolis Iowa Central Elrick Junction Twin Cities

Mason ic Society Notes Iowa Lodge 2 A F and A M

Mason ic Society notes list regular meetings for Iowa Lodge No 2 A F and A M on the first Tuesday evening each month with W M A W Scott and secretary S L Johnson. Washington Chapter No 4 R A M holds stated convocation on the second Friday monthly with M E H P W H McCoy and secretary S L Johnson. Webb Council of Royal and Select Masters meets third Thursday in Stein's music hall with J T L Lezotte and L Johnson recording. De Molay Commandery No 1 K T regular conclave on the third Wednesday monthly led by G D Lezotte E C and W H Graff secretary.

M. L. Johnson DE Molay Commandery No G. D. Lezotte E. C. W. H. Graff G. P Pearl City Lodge Fisch Hall Bust Second Street Sam Phillips Louise Maisenbach

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jacob Seeman Madison Wisconsin J. H. Mundt East Third Street Mark Coyner Butler Building Second St WM. BO Kenk West Liberty James Davis Davenport J. P. Martin Osage F. J. Leonard M. P. Kirkpatrick Hart Black Ray Beeson Alex McIntosh Belle Plaine A. A. Mead Chas Reginar Louise John Close Hazel Dell Rebekahs Will Nichols Estherville Tom McCarthy Dave Cornwall Downey Rock Island Railroad Company West Fourth Street Floriculture Society W. V. Elliott Knoxville Roy Chase Jela- Bert Hogue Wheelen Council Blaffs Wesson Elm Street Ed. Lewis Jou Webster Oscar Morris McCrory Kansas Isaac Hale Columbus Street Daisy Johnson Ed. Watson Susan Watson Fourth Street Elliott King Montana Estelle Collier Morse Cox A. M. Association Ray Griffith John McDermott Evans Ora Plum Grove Ira Lambing Theo. Zipp West Branch Lewis Barnes W. H. Snyder H. L. Shearer M. V. Jordan A. M. Garrett N. R. Letts David Hall Pearl Masonholder Pearl J. H. Thompson W. H. Griffin Wm. Wilson John Kammerer A. Eisenhart Frank Lamaska F. A. Stump LETTS Ndi W. Ib Weingarten Bros Broadway National Lead Co. Clark St.Louis Pomeroy Ill Wm. Epperly Washington Chancey Epperly Epperly Shoppa Orlena Sheese Elden Rickey Fred Shoppa Geraldine Drury Fisher Rock Island County Etta Boruff Joy S. A. Boruff C. H. Thornhill Leo Will Retherford W. F. Spence J. B. Epperly Kate Spence Society Felecta Cnarten Fanle Reimicke August Othmer Sec Fraternal Bankers Reserve Maccabee Hall Wm. Appel J. B. Vanatta Charles Lockwood Muscatine Arnie Ue 815 Eagle Lodge Hall Dundar W. C. Towers Muscatine Castle Fisch’s Hall James Morris Elma Scott Eagle Lodge D. Uv. W Second Street J. W. Robinson Howe E. H. Dolsen Knights OF Pythias Wyoming Lodge No. 76 K. of P K. P Lows Avenue FE. L. Kemptner Court OF Honor Muscatine Court Woodman Hall H. G. Schoenig J. C. Coster Woodbine Camp NO Royal Neighbors OF America Kate Dunker Emma Hoefflin Maggie Kiindolph Shelby Norman G. A. R. Hall Fast Second Street M. O. Stanwood Gus. Schmidt Fraternal Aid Association Abbloomington FL A. A Shammo Building East Second St W. D. Bowlby EF. P. Day O. O. F. Muscatine Lodge Miriam Lodge Prairie Encampment M. B. A. Bend City Modern Brotherhood of America EF. H. King Chas. Ryan Major John Grand Army OF the RY G. A. R. Ball Miriam Pfeiffer Cora Barger M. W A. Muscatine Camp Woodmen of America Woodmen Hall Olds’ Block F. A. Streitler V. C. J. A. Leyda Cook, Musser & CO. State Bank and Trust CO P.M. Musser Ed. C. Cook S. R. Cook First National Bank
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