Local residents note moves and visits in Wilton area
Wilton residents share a busy week with departures and arrivals. Mrs Hanna Gary heads to Davenport for relatives. L Hoffbauer returns to Buffalo after business in the city. Albert Healy arrives from Nichols to visit Clara Daut. Various locals spend Thursday in Muscatine Iowa City Davenport and Tipton attending to business and visiting relatives. The M E church Women’s Missionary Society met with Mrs Emma Ayres with program and refreshments. Grove Hill returns from Waterloo photographers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Blanchard
Gladwin
E. M. Reading
Iowa City
R. Creitz
Tipton
Walter Platt
Muscatine
Katherine Chown
Woman's Missionary Societies
M. E. Church
Emma Ayres
Jep Jepsen
J. E. Corley
Marengo
New Migration
Sarah Shugars
Heart of the Deaconess
C. Brown
Little Daughters of Islam
Grove Hill
Photographers
Waterloo
Griff Johnson
Bert Norton
L. H. Trent
Davenport
Tim Russell
Williamsburg
Frank Sales
Moline
F. Ticktin
John Ayres
Bennett
Pine Creek Notes and Local Happenings
Pine Creek Iowa May 14 with items from Pleasant Prairie James Metz seen nearby on Wednesday. Arthur Kretchmar recovering from a broken ankle. Mike Missel did business in Buffalo on Wednesday. Women attended the society at Rev Olanders on Wednesday. Mrs August Kemper visited Fairport Saturday. Will Fix spent Sunday at home near Blue Grass. Ed Kemper traveled to Muscatine recently. Mrs Ira Reeves and daughter Cora visited sister Mrs Gus Brossart Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Creek
James Metz
Pleasant Prairie
Arthur Kretchmar
Mike Missel
Buffalo
Olander
Muscatine
Ira Reeves
Cora
Gus. Brossart
Columbus Junction
Phillip Buffington
Wapello
F. C. Buffington
Mabel Helmick
James
Washington
Blanch
Ben Helmick
The
Academy
Arthur Springer
F. Thompson
Burlington
J. J. Russell
Wm., Hawkins
Arthur Jean
Cone
Odd Fellows Lodge
Lone Tree
West Liberty
Ed. Davis
J. Green
Joseph Dotson
Walter James
Roy Litteral
W. McCormick
M. Norris
Jay Crim
Chas. Reese
John Hull
L. Dallmeyer
C. Paxton
Wm. Knott
James Lee
C. MecDaniels
R. McDaniels
L. C. Hill
F. Duncan
L. Knott
F. Johnston
van Vliet
L. Daniels
Harry Lewis
Frank Edwards
Richard Bahns
Raymond
Enid
Oklahoma
E. C. Shaffer
Letts
Claud P. Zenor
Geo. MacLean
State University
the Reformed Church
R.S. Johnston
Pauline
Des Moines
Helen
Drake University
F. K. Parmeter
Cedar Rapids
Hooker Gamble
G. S. Marshall
J. Hamiston
A. Shipman
O. P. Wilcox
Montrose
Frank
Ella Mize
J. Hanft
L. A. Willams
M. H. Summers
Howard Meeker
Monroe
Anna Mulhern
Davenport
E. E. Huff
Reuben Heindle
Iowa City
Neighborhood News Highlights In Columbus Junction May 14
Local events include an Odd Fellows lodge initiation in Lone Tree with eighty new members, visits from Wapello and Letts residents, and updates on residents moving to nearby towns. A memorial service for Miss Many Deforest drew a large Presbyterian crowd, marking the first family break in years.
Prairie Grove Notes Cattle Shipment and Local Death
Prairie Grove Iowa reports Chas Schiele shipped cattle to Chicago last Wednesday and returned Friday. Bert Dice family visited relatives Sunday. Florence McDonald of Atalissa visited cousin Mrs J Pinney. Helen Ringle stays with Tom Nephew. Mrs Henry Pinney died suddenly from apoplexy leaving husband two sons three daughters and one grandson. Two daughters suffer nervous prostration and are under nurse care. War nall haerarot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Grove
Chas. Schiele
Chicago
Bert Dice
Florence McDonald
Atalissa
J. Pinney
Helen Ringle
Tom Nephew
Springdale
Henry Pinney
War nall_haerarot
Local World Notes Cranston May Gathering and Visits
Ila Cranston May 13 reports visitors and social calls from Muscatine and Davenport. Residents include Mrs. William Epperly of Muscatine, Glenn Epperly’s family visiting, and Mrs. Ed Settlemeter’s Muscatine visit. The Cranson A B church holds its first quarterly meeting May 14 with evening services led by Rev Holdbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Holdbrook
Mildred Hafner
Anna Norris
Effie Shires
Muscatine
Casper Weiss
Frankie
Frank Hawkins
M. J. Shellabarger
O. A. Harvey
William Hackett
Arthur
John Coder
M. L
Shellabarger
Letts
Thomas Manning
Lillian Wells
Davenport
Rollo Fry
Fisie Barnhart
W. WW. Shellabarger
Cure Skin Diseases With Zemo and Zemotone
Advertises topical cures for skin and scalp diseases using Zemo and Zemotone. Claims to draw germs to the surface and destroy them regardless of cause or duration. Points readers to samples and displays at A. W. Morgan's Drug Store in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Nature
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Zemo
Zemotone
E. W. Rose Med. Co
St. Louis
A. W. Morgan's
White Lily News Briefs from Illinois City Area
Sunday visits and social calls dominate this White Lily item.Residents and visitors include Mr. and Mrs. George Rausch near Illinois City Mrs. Will Schnier and Mrs. Charlie Schnier with relatives Mrs. Jesse Hays and children at James Sedam’s Muscatine callers include George Johnson and family Frank Morehead visiting from Moline Cap Brisbane from Illinois conducts local business calls through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Lily
George Rausch
Illinois City
Parchart's
Florence Dungan
Drury
Stella Thomas
Will Schnier
John Riexinger
Riexinger
Gustie Dewitt
Muscatine
Will Thomas
Will Becker
Charlie Schnier
Jesse Hays
Charles Schnier
Ricketts
James Sedam’s
George Johnson
Abey
Harry
Abe Johnson
Wyn France
Lula
William S’rance
Frank Thomas
Stella
Fred
Vernon
Ethel Tyler
Frank Morehead
Moline
Theo. Morehead
Cap. Brisbane
Illinois
West Liberty High School to Hold 1909 Commencement
West Liberty Iowa announces the thirty first annual graduation exercises set for Friday May 28 in the east school grounds tent. Dr E A Steiner will give the address The New American and the New Problems. Class Day May 26 and Alumni reception May 29 precede diplomas to 3 graduates with a full program of music, farce and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Iowa
E. A. Steiner
Smith's Clothing Store
P. H. Green
The
Presbyterian Church
Electric Bitters touted as remedy for chronic diseases
Local advert highlights Electric Bitters as a remedy for stomach liver and kidney ailments claiming fewer deaths than plague. Product sold for 50 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havercamp
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S.S.S. Sap Shop
Wilton
Nne Viaduct
Steel Engineering Company of
New York
National Engineering & Construction Co
Grand Avenue Viaduct
Milwaukee
Great Northern Elevator
Superior
Wis
Cargill Elevator
Duluth
New LaSalle
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co
Chicago City Hall
Corn Products Mfg
Company
Argo
Vu. S. Reclamation Service
Navy Department
North Chicago
Hennepin Canal
Mississippi
Minnehaha
Minn
Mississippi River
Iowa Central Railway
Keithsburg
DePue Bridge
I. C
Illinois Central R. R. C
Marquette
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co
Marquette Building
Cicago
la Salle
W. G. Block CO
Thompson Bros. Company
Neighborhood News
Cranston
Washburn
Crosby CO
Howard Anderson
Nelly W.W. Schenck
Walter A. Floyd
Debatin’ Society
Lorene Allison
Henry McElravy
Glarys G. Furniss
Edith M. Richards
Bessie Mosher
Small
Lena Freshwater
Miss Smith
Bessie Freshwater
Bennie Hillman
Jodie Heath
Albert Ruess
Ray Whisler
Wately
Nellie Anderson
Jones
Ella Noringa
Marian Cooper
Skinner
Vera Heacock
Miss Sharp
Musicamon
Frayer
Ki. Manis
Eae
Mabel F. Miller
Roy Fulton
Winifred Ruth Hill
Teeen T
Manle
Nella
Zzone
Niphoat
Trechwater
Albert T
Ruece
Mladena
Vyrnisce
Neoetlle
Welter
A. Heacock
Elizabeth Persis Sheldon
Winifred R. Hill
Ray Whistler
Jodie J. Heath
Roland A. Warren
J. Lee Lane
Elsie M. Whitacre Clayton B. Mosher
Vinnie Wilson
Bennie Hilfman
McQuesten & Sawyer Co
Muscatine Bee Supply House
G. W. Lindle
Walnut Street
Rinters
Hershey
Dr. Pierce
Cyunhul Dake
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