Local Notices and Advertisements in City Chronicle
Dr. Charles Gay of Columbus Junction visits the city. C W Mathis advertises pumps at 319 Mulberry. Mayor George Bannick of Wilton in town for business. J B Boos rides out to Griswold on firm business. Dr Pentzer eyesight specialist at 217 E 2d street offers free eye exams and Saturday evening hours. Geo Porter travels to Chicago to discuss manufacturing rights for Porter press. Dr Crane's Quaker Tonic Tablets advertised for health, kidney and liver cures. drugstores sell for fifty cents. Grape-Nuts cereal praised by a Brooklyn mother for aiding a weak digestion in children and improving health. Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Mich. named.
Lumber Company seeks workers and local notices recount town events
Men wanted to pull lumber at the South Muscative Lumber Company. Apply at once. W. L. Roach left on a business trip to St. Paul. Miss Mildred Lane is ill from influenza. Cyril Carpenter of Columbus Junction attends the Bebb trial. Fred Witteman of Washington visited relatives. John Teichmiller returns from Arkansas where he bought shells and pearls. Mrs. R. L. Hepler departs for Rock Island after visiting. Mrs. R. A. Davis learns her mother Mrs. Brandenburg of Salem Indiana died and attends funeral. Davis had just returned from Minnesota with a gravely ill daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Muscative Lumber Company
R. A. Davis
Frandenburg
Salem
Inl
Dr Penner Kidney and Backache Cure advertisement
Backache All diseases of Kidneys Bladder and Urinary Organs also Rheumatism Back ache Heart Disease Gravel Dropsy Females Troubles Free consultations offered Dr Penner has cured such cases and shares patient testimonial about passing a gravel after using the remedy Druggists sell for $1 includes free Cool Book and St Vitus dance remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Penner
Dr. Fenner
W. T. Oakes
Orrix
Druggists, Inc
St.vitus
Community Notes From Oak Grove May Household Gatherings
For Sale at Havercamp's Drug Store Oak Grove Ia May 6 a good attendance is reported at the sewing at Mrs Morgan Houser s There was an enjoyable time and most delicious dinner Allen Stuart who has been working at HutTigs mill has gone to the city to board so he will be nearer his work The concert by the choir at the chapel was a success Sunday school at chapel next Sunday at 2 o clock preaching at 3 o'clock and League at 7 30 A cordial invitation is extended to all The teacher Miss Siders of West Liberty spent Sunday with her parents Rev and Mrs Draft returned home after a week s visit with their daughter Mrs John TeStrake The general health of the neighborhood is good Mr and Mrs Roberts spent Sunday with the latter s parents Mr and Mrs Chas Purcell Miss Margaret Stuart came home to take part in the choir concert returning to her school next day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Morgan Houser
Allen Stuart
Huttig
Miss Siders
West Liberty
Draft
John TeStrake
Roberts
Chas. Purcell
Margaret Stuart
Trinity
Davenport
Muscatine
Grace Cathedral
Morrison
Musserville motorman Graebner takes 20 day school leave
Graebner, recently promoted to motorman, begins a 20 day vacation to attend the electric railway company school of instruction. John Strong and family rode the Helen Blair to Rock Island last Sunday and back the same day. Mrs Ed Eberling is sick at home again. George Thomas shows a relapse from typhoid fever. Relief Hose Co meets to decide on a Firemen parade day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Id. Graebner
Electric Railway Company
John Strong
Helen Blair
Rock Island
W. C. Knight
West Liberty
Avenue
Ed. Eberling
George Thomas
Relief Hose Co
Episcopal Convention Opens in Davenport May 20
Muscatine residents attend a Davenport Episcopal convention May 20 and 21. Noted speakers include Rt. Rev. Samuel C. Edsall and Rev. John Henry Hopkins. The Iowa Woman’s Auxiliary meets May 20–21 with luncheon served and church hosts.
Nolan family visits Seventy Six for first housekeeping
Mrs. M. E. Nolan of Seventy-Six township visited her parents the Seltzers on Sunday. Jac Seltzer delayed moving due to sickness, but they plan a first housekeeping experience April 28 near Wilton. Farl Irwin recovered from lagrippe and Marshal Riley Rice made a pleasant call. City council ordered new walks to be laid within ten days, prompting many to begin work. residents also hope for street lights. Fences were torn down about two years ago during a nighttime incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Nolan
Fred Seltzer
Jac. Seltzer
Wilton
Farl Irwin
Marshal Riley Rice
Woman’s Kaffeklatch Club President Cured by Vegetable Compound
Mrs Mary Wess of Menasha Wisconsin credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her inflammation of the womb after months of agony and failed remedies. She says health returned after nine weeks of faithful use and warns the claim is genuine with a $5000 forfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Webb
Woman's Kaffeklatch Club
Menasha
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Wess
Local mischief and community notes from town life
Complaints of walks removed and shade trees damaged persist as unseen culprits lurk, with a suggestion that police presence could deter idlers. Mrs. Wayne Reynolds recovers from illness while neighbors visit Rochester. gardeners plant wax beans and nutmeg melons for a hoped-for good crop. SEVERE scare for B Heitman, possible heart issue. neighbors travel between Letts and Muscatine. Ethel Billings receives a Schubert cabinet grand piano. lessons offered. Local activity includes lumber purchases for a two sided walk, fence improvements, and fresh painting around Grandma Eierman’s corner lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Reynolds
Jesse Paullin
Little Babe
Nellie
Letts
Muscatine
Thos. Irwin's
Frank Roth
Lambert & Son Dissolution Notice
The firm of S. V. Lambert & Son is dissolved by mutual consent. Ernest Lambert retires from the firm. The business will be continued by S. V. Lambert who will settle all bills and receive all monies due on account of sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. V. Lambert & Son
Ernest Lambert
S. V. Lambert
Percheron Stallion Mataclan Sold At Kilnwood Iowa Farm
The Breeders Gazette reports W. Wagner of Letts Iowa offering imported Percheron stallion Mataclan foaled in 1808 for service at 25 dollars living foal, standing near Letts with other horses including Turbigo and Keota Prevett at W. Wagner barn. Pedigrees available at the barn for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singmaster & Sons
Keota
W. Wagner
Lietis Lows
Mataclan
Clits
Stalin Wu
Eas
Wagner
W. W. Waezner
Letts
Iowa
Conward
Syllee
Solomon
Nickel Plaza Road Trains advertise cheap fares
Customers are urged to learn rail rates from Chicago to New York and other eastern points via Nickel Plaza Road. Three daily trains offer no excess fare and dining car meals on the American club plan. Prices range from 85 cents to a dollar. Inquiries: John Y. Calahan, General Agent, Adams St. Chicago, and depot at Fifth Ave and Harrison St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
New England
Nickel Plaza Road
John Y. Calahan
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Daily Journal
The
P. M. Musser
Iowa Avenue
Third Street
W.E. Battey
Chicago Ophthalmic College
West Second Street
Robinson
McBride & Cope’s
John A. Robbins
Oids’ Kiock
Charles Gay
Columbus Junction
C. W. Mathis
Mulberry Street
George Bannick
J. B. Boos
Mosler
Griswold, Ia
Pentzer
E. 2d Street
Geo. Porter
Porter
Brooklyn
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
W. L. Roach
St. Paul
Mildred Lane
Cyril Carpenter
Bebb
Fred Witteman
Washington
John Teichmiller
Arkansas
R. L. Hepler
Charlies Mast
Havercamp’s Drug Store
Musserville
Mari
Geo. H. Phillips Commission
Rialto
É.irwin Green & Co
Chicago Evening Post
Chicago Evening Journal
AX Handsome Gas Range
Grand Opera House
Bidg
Asei Wa
Episcopal Convention
Epis
Samuel C. Edsall
D. D
Minnesota
John Henry Hopkins
John W. Wood
J. H. Hopkins
Woman's Auxiliary
Daughters of the King
Woman’s Auxiliary
Board of Missions of the Episcopal Church
T Rinity
Seventh and
Brady Street
Hoopesville
Efrigpprune
California
Figprine Cereal Co
San Jose
Cal
Bataclan
the Breeders Gazette of
W. W. Wagner
Letts, Iowa
Rossnen
the Journal
Towa
Atlantic
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