Local notes and society updates from Dolsen's area
Nice eating apples at Dolsen's. Mrs. Otto Butler and baby from St. Louis visit Mrs. F. H. Wintermeyer at 1108 Iowa avenue. W. E. Scannell at 110 East Second street travels to Davenport. Miss M. Reynolds of Wrayville departs Rock Island for a few days with friends. Miss Maggie Hagens returns from Burlington. W. M. Danner of Denver visits Dad's candy store. Mrs. Fannie Ball, of Parnham Mo, leaves for Clinton after several days here. Real estate bargains noted by G. M. Titus. Mrs. M. A. McLain of Chicago visiting Rev. A. Judson Kempton. William Bright returns from Iowa City after business and calling on friends. Prof. Charles Noble of Grinnell to preach at First Congregational Church. Mrs. E. F. McNabney of Davenport mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Butler and
Baby
St. Louis
F. H. Wintermeyer
Iowa Avenue
Fannie Ball
Parnham
Clinton
Charles Noble
Grinnell
First Congregational Church
Noble
Iowa College
E. F. McNabney
Davenport
Return Home for Firefly Run and Local Notices
A resident returns home aboard the Firefly after nursing her ill brother N Heinz in this city. Messages note Brazel's Restaurant for steaks and Geo Ellman for fresh produce. Dr F H Little prepares to attend the Iowa State Medical Society meeting in Des Moines May 17 19. Charles W Wright visits Muscatine on business. W L Cope travels to Wilton to visit his mother. Episcopal church service cancelled due to Rev Beckerman’s Chicago detention. Pearl City Panitorium advertises dry cleaning.
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N. Heinz
F. H. Little
Iowa State Medical Society
Des Moines
House of Delegates
Muscatine County Society
Charles W. Wright
Wapello
W. L. Cope
West Second Street
Wilton
John Cope
Divorces Awarded by Judge Jackson in District Court
Two divorces granted this afternoon before Judge Jackson in the district court. In James Atwill vs Cora Atwill the decree went to the plaintiff. Addie J. Bolton was divorced from Fred Bolton on statutory grounds. default and trial to court produced a verdict for the plaintiff. The plaintiff testified her husband pressured her toward prostitution. attorney C A W Kent represented her.
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Jackson
C. A. W. Kent
Death of Mrs Rose Moignen Widow of Louis Moignen
Mrs. Rose Grosjean Moignen of 201 West Third street dies after a several weeks illness. Born February 2, 1833 in France she came to the United States with her parents and married Louis Moignen in 1867 in San Francisco before settling in Muscatine. She is survived by son Gustav and siblings Peter Grosjean David Grosjean C Grosjean Kate Held Miss T Grosjean Mary Nevens and Mrs C Beemas with funeral details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Moignen
West Third Street
Rose Grosjean Moigneu
France
Louis Moignen
San Francisco
California
Muscatine
Moignen
Gustav Moignen
Peter Grosjean
Letts
David
C. Grosjean
Burlington Road
Kate Held
T. Grosjean
Mary Nevens
East Fifth Street
C. Beemas
Forest Grove
Oregon
Miss Emma Diercks Surprised at Birthday Tea
Miss Emma Diercks enjoyed a birthday gathering at Miss Emma Schmidt’s home with friends including Anna Gerdts Mary Witte Emma Bowman Minnie Rininsland Nellie Gerdts Anna Huesner Bertha Rininsland Martha Tobias Clara Rininsland Clara Yost and Emma Schmidt Refreshments of ice cream and cakes were served Everyone departed late after a pleasant time.
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Emma Diercks
Emma Schmidt
Anna Gerdts
Mary Witte
Emma Bowman
Minnie Rininsland
Nellie Gerdts
Anna Huesner
Bertha Rininsland
Martha Tobias
Clara Rininslnd
Clara Yost
Pleasant Dance at Hare's Hall in Muscatine
About 35 couples from Muscatine society attended a Thursday dance at Hare's Hall. The room featured ferns palms and tied plants as decoration while Thomas' orchestra played from 8 30 to 1 00 with lunch served after 11 and frappe throughout the evening. Some out of town guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare’s Hall
Hare's Hall
Muscatine
Thomas
Physics Class Tours Power Plant Visit
The Physics Class of the high school toured the Citizens Railway and Light power plant this afternoon. The trip proved informative and enjoyable. The Physical Geography class plans a visit to Wild Cat's Den tomorrow with preparations nearly complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Railway and Light Company
Wild Cat's den
Postum Beverages Aid Heart Palpitations, Brooklyn Man Claims
A Brooklyn man says daily heart palpitations from 30 years of coffee use disappeared after switching to Postum Food Coffee. He notes proper preparation of boiling 15 to 20 minutes and reports Postum as palatable, satisfying, and non stimulative, with health improvements and no recurrence unless he drinks regular coffee away from home. The ad cites Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan and promotes The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Brooklyn
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Epworth League Officers to Be Installed at First M E Church
The Epworth League of the First M E Church will install its newly elected officers Sunday evening with Rev. J W Potter delivering a sermon on The Significance of the Epworth Wheel. Officers include William Reaney president and Miss Bessie Hoopes first vice president.
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Epworth League
M. E
J. W. Potter
League
William Reaney
Bessie Hoopes
Elsie Will
Emma Cone
Fannie Peabeck
William Pantel
Gertrude Chenoweth
Frances Stillwagon
Anna Jepson
Denver
Col
East Denver High School
Stout Street
Central Hospital Corps
Post Office
P. E. O. S Elects Officers At Washington Convention
The P. E. O. society grand chapter met in Washington Iowa May 12 and chose officers for 1906 with Edith Prouty of Humboldt elected president and Jessie Hollingsworth Des Moines first vice president. Ola Babcock Miller Washington and other officers were named as recording secretary Nellie Peery Price Elkader and more. Sixty chapters were represented at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Prouty
Washington
P. E. O. Society
Keokuk
Iowa
Humboldt
Jessie Hollingsworth
Des Moines
Ola Babcock Miller
Nellie Peery Price
Elkader
Helen D. Townsend
Albia
Inez Bagley
Eldon
Committee On
Well Represented at Cedar Rapids Convention
Banner Lodge and its delegates attended the Cedar Rapids convention. Miss Gussie Mull served as greetings committee member and teller and aided as a superior officer in the installation. Mrs Mollie Wiles played a major role and was elected grand lady of honor for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Gussie Mull
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Mollie Wiles
Woman Watches Man’s Acts Signals Love Or Hate
When a woman watches a man closely her reaction to his acts gestures and speech suggests she has begun to love or to hate him. The observation notes how attention and interpretation reveal evolving feelings.
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the Big Cash Grocers
Tbs
Fancy California Prunes
Ths
California Prunes
Monarch
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Kneipp
Faime
Aint
Hosier
Trade Mars
Dolsen’s
Joan
G. M. Titus
W. E. Scannell
East Second Street
Dad
Doisen’s
M. Reynolds
Wrayville
Rock Island
Maggie Hagens
Park Avenue
Burlington
W. M. Danner
Dad's Candy Store
The
Young Men's Christian Association
M. A. McLain
Chicago
A. Judson Kempton
Walnut and
Fourth Streets
William Bright
Iowa City
Brazel’s Restaurant
Pearl City
Sn. Avenue
Episcopal Church
Beckerman
Geo. Ellman’s
Picture Sale
von Ettens
Ecru
Priestly Cravenette
Espey
Hind
Colgate
Packer
Eral Weeks—Was Born
Morey
Toben, Malone & Co
Neidig’s Book Store
Stand Stee
M. E. Church
Ters
M. Sue Weber
Supreme Grand Chapter
Banner Lodge of
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Dence
Jacob Fisch & Sons
House Corner 7Th and Broadway
Enquire
Broadway
Home Tea Co
Cincinnati
Abe Siegel
Specia
Naitham li Moviewest
Elgin
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