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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1909

Page

4

Local notices and social items from the town

Frank Bowman seeks a visit about a new buggy or wagon. Candy Kitchen advertises happy thoughts. Dr. H E Dice, physician and surgeon, 205 E 2nd St. Wear Braunworth Royal Blue oxfords. Hotel Grand barber shop offers expert services. Born to Mr and Mrs M S Sandros a daughter at Hershey hospital. Slaughter's ice cream and candy promotes its taste. Miss Viola and Theo Hulse from Brooklyn IA visit F M Edgington on Kansas St and return home.

Viola Theo. Hulse Brooklyn F. M. Edgington Kansas Street

Ladies Kensington club meets at United Brethren church

The Ladies' Kensington club of the United Brethren church will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the church parlors. In the evening the Sunday school teachers will gather with Mrs. Charlotte Hare on Mulberry avenue.

Ladies’ Kensington Club The United Brethren Church Charlotte Hare Mulberry Avenue

Modern Brotherhood Meeting Opens With Dance At Yeoman Hall

The Modern Brotherhood of America met Monday evening at Yeoman hall with good attendance. After the business session a dance was held and refreshments were served. Mrs. Alice Eis and Bert Eis provided the music.

Modern Brotherhood of America Yeoman Hall Alice Eis Bert Eis

Court of Honor Meeting At Woodman Hall

The Court of Honor held its regular meeting Monday night at Woodman hall. State Manager R T Cameron planned to attend and speak but could not be present.

Court of Honor Woodman Hall R. T. Cameron

Picnic of Congregational church moved to tomorrow

The Ladies Aid Society planned a Weed Park picnic today but will postpone to tomorrow if weather allows. Local church group urges residents to attend and support community efforts.

Congregational Church Weed Park Ladies’ Aid Society

Major John Circle Calls Members to May 26 Meeting

The president requests all Major John Circle members attend the regular meeting at the G A R ball on Wednesday May 26. The notice emphasizes full attendance for the scheduled gathering.

Major John Circle G. A. R. Ball

Maennercher Ladies Plan Meeting at Mrs Heinz Home

The Maennercher ladies will meet at the home of Mrs Henry Heinz on East Seventh Street Thursday afternoon.

Henry Heinz East Seventh Street

Fraternal Aid Sewing Society Meets Thursday

The Fraternal Aid Sewing society will meet on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. B. Lewis at 616 East Sixth street.

Fraternal Aid Sewing Society E. B. Lewis East Sixth Street

Highland Noble's Sewing Society Meeting Notice

The Highland Noble's Sewing Society will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. B. Tewits located at 610 East 19th Street.

The Highland Noble’s Sewing Society E. B. Tewits East 19Th Street

Dorcas Society Meets at Mrs Jarvis Home

The Dorcas society will gather at the home of Mrs J B Jarvis on East Seventh street Wednesday afternoon for its meeting.

Dorcas Society J. B. Jarvis East Seventh Street

Baptists Celebrate First Fifty New Members

First Baptist Church hosts a reception and program Wednesday honoring the arrival of Rev. J. B. Smith and the church’s first fifty new members. The event features music, solos, readings, a short sermon, and refreshments by the church ladies.

First Baptist Church J. B. Smith The Baptist Church Orchestra Iva G. B. Samuels

Weekly crop weather bulletin reports Iowa corn planting surge

Des Moines May 25 weekly crop weather bulletin for the week ending May 23 notes warm, dry weather speeding corn planting with about 75 percent planted and stands good. Cultivation begun in southern counties. pastures and small grains benefited by last week’s light rains. vegetation rapid growth. prospects strong for all crops. showers expected statewide.

Des Moines

Bunker Funeral Held for Orion M Bunker

Orion M Bunker born March 16 1879 in Walnut Iowa died May 19 1909 in Loyalton California from injuries after falling from a trestle at work. Survived by father Wm W Bunker of Humphrey Neb two brothers Henry Wendendale Arizona and Raymond Loyalton Cal. Funeral May 25 at 19 oclock with grave side service by Rev J N Elliott Presbyterian. Pallbearers Louis Stigers Arthur Stigers Frank Bunker Lee Freers W J Kirk Robt Kirk.

Orion M. Bunker Walnut Pottawattamie County Iowa Loyalton Cal Wm. W. Bunker Humphrey, Neb Henry

Blue Grass social notes and local movements in May

Blue Grass residents report shopping trips and visits to Davenport. Lena Bunker of South Dakota returns home after cancer treatment in Moline. O A Bohnsack employs carpenters to build a new barn. Several local families entertain guests and children, while corn planting continues with light replanting after a hard rain. Ellery Watts hosts Amael Kretchmer.

Blue Grass O. A. Bohnsack Pearl J. C. Watts Ellery U Hopkinson Davenport Lena Bunker South Dakota Moline John Metz Hopkinson J. P. Wunder R. Wrage Buffalo Owen Carpenter Adam Henry Dipple Jas. Watts Leslie Wagner Fern Bilsie Wm. Bohnsack Harold Gladys Wilma Ellery C. Watts Amael Kretchmer

Mysterious Ottumwa murder case shocks Iowa town

The Ottumwa district is shaken by the murder of Miss Rosen with a brutal struggle and a raw rock weapon found beside the body. Suspect Junken was jailed then released, later confessing after pressure from officers and Pinkerton detectives. A dramatic mob-marshaled flight from Sigourney to Fort Madison followed, as authorities ferried Junken to safety to avoid vigilante violence.

Miss Rosen Fred Rosen Otto Peterson Charles Peterson Dave and Garastré Junken Ottumwa K. Redman Joseph Beeman Peter Gallagher Frank Harris H. C. Williams Albia Des Moines Jackson Sigourney Fort Madison Keokuk County

Willard Shrader Celebrates Tenth Birthday in Keota

In Keota Iowa May 25 Willard Shrader marked his tenth birthday with thirty five friends spending the afternoon. Mrs Shrader served ice cream strawberries and cake and Willard received many gifts. Friday also marked the 89th birthday of Mrs Joanna Disney with delight from friends who sent a shower of post cards. Relatives and friends heard of the celebration.

Keota Willard Shrader

Electric Bitters Advertises Cure for Dyspepsia

An advertisement proclaims Electric Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia liver and kidney complaints and debility. The ad notes the price is 50 cents and attributes the product to Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.

Havercamp

Ainsworth School Closeouts and Local News

Pupil program closes the term in Ainsworth grammar room with songs recitations prophecies and readings led by George Townsend May Pearsom and Granville Love. Local visits include Mrs Ray Simpson Mrs G C Neiswanger Miss May Riley and Mrs S A Chambers with Eastern Stars events in Washington.

Ainsworth George Townsend May Pearsom Medley Lee Hunt Gertrude Thoma Willie Ross Clayton Richardson Katharine Evans Luella Sands Jay Evans Luella Gardner Glee Club Jessie Hunt Bryan Miller Ewing Bailey Granville Love Marietta Marsh Blanche Fitzgerald Harlan Thoma Nellie Welllever Esther Griffiths Ross Benson Homer van Horn Rex Sands Miles Stearns Miss Rhodes Ainsworth News

Rain Delays Muscatine Baseball Opener in Sterling

Rain postpones the Muscatine Baseball association opener scheduled for Sterling. If skies clear tomorrow, opening day proceeds. otherwise the Clinton Stars visit Muscatine on Thursday. Fans anxiously await better weather and a timely start.

Muscatine Sterling Muscatine Baseball Association Sol Jupiter Pluvius Clinton Stars

Lone Tree High School Holds Twelfth Commencement

The twelfth annual Lone Tree high school commencement takes place at the Grand Opera house on Friday evening May 28 with music by the orchestra, an address by Dr. Charles A. Moore, diplomas by Dr. A. H. DeLano, and graduates including Bertha E. Sherburne and Edward L. OConnor.

Lone Tree Lone Tree High School Grand Opera House D. Phillips Chas. A. Moore C. A. DeLano Cloyce Loehr Oscar Weise Alfred Weise Hessenius A. H. DeLano L. O'Connor Revy. Hawk Bertha E. Sherburne Verna I. Watson Edward L. O’connor Bennie F. Pettis Leona D. Rubleman Lizzie M. Jarrard Hazel A. Baker Bess M. Kline Robert W. Hess Harley Z. Holdeman Lester Palmer Julia Weldon Denver Hess Charlie Morgan Columbus Junction H. A. Baker John France Myrtle Iowa City Baker Methodist Church Phillips River Junction Jos. Holubar James Liska Pleasant Valley Hawk Clarence Askren W. H. Younkin Amos Fuller John McGinnis Wayne Adams H. B. Brock Cecil Carl Carl Morning Sun Charles Williams Hills John McGinness Chas. Myers Sigourney Constant Kirchner Chris. Rayner Smeltzer Montana Tantlinger Bart Nelson Hugh Crawford Maggie Mrs. C Charles Mackey Thomas Williams Cone S. C. Wolford

Major Meigs Off on Trip to Survey Rivers

Keokuk Iowa May 25 Major M Meigs and two assistant engineers Theodore Meyling and George Hartel left for New Boston to enter the Iowa river in the Hornet for a survey and soundings on the Iowa and Cedar rivers to determine navigability for the government.

Iowa Cedar Rivers Keokuk M. Meigs Theodore Meyling George Hartel New Boston Iowa River

Seidlitz Faces Contempt Over Liquor Sale

Otto C. Seidlitz manager of the Edelweisse Beer Co in Rock Island was arrested on a bench warrant for violating an injunction prohibiting liquor sales. The charge stems from a sale alleged April 25 at the Mad House foot of Orange Street. He posted $1000 bond and will face 9 am hearing with attorney J R Hanley and prosecutors Betty & Betty. The injunction was issued June 17 1908.

Otto C. Seidlitz Edelweisse Beer Company Rock Island Benham Jackson Seidlitz Orange Street E. L. Orr Clinton — Street South Muscatine

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Money Back Guarantee

The Rexall Store offers a money back guarantee if the Rexall 93 Hair Tonic fails to cure dandruff scalp irritation and falling hair. Available in two sizes 50c and 190. A. W. Morgans Pharmacy located at 101 W Second St sells it.

Rexall A. W. Morgan’s Second St

Horses Arrive from France for Keiser. Local News Recap

C O Keiser imports forty horses from France, led by Tom Davies who purchased them in France and delivered them in Keota, all colts except one three year old. The nine teen new M E church members were honored at a W M S reception at J C Richardson home with games and pineapple ice. George Daiber and Miss Clav 1 Baird wed in Cheyenne Wyoming on May 20. Mr Daiber to honeymoon along the coast and visit Keota later. H D Williams has gone to Seattle for a new exposition position. Birthday Embroidery Club held a meeting at Warner home with officers re elected and refreshments served. S F Reisman and Mrs Eddy ville visitor enjoyed the event.

Keota C. O. Keiser France Tom Davies Keiser Robertson George Daiber Clav Baird Cheyenne Wyoming Daiber Brother Daiber H. D. Williams Seattle Nora Varner 8. E. Reisman Warner Home S. FE. Reisman Eddyville

Bucklen Arnica Salve Heals Bruises Sores and Burns

An auto collision causes many bruises and minor injuries. Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals quickly and treats sores and burns. 25c.

Havercamp

Bartletts Return From East Wedding Trip to New Home

Mr and Mrs H M Bartlett arrived Monday evening from an extended wedding trip through the east stopping at New York Philadelphia Washington Atlantic City and Niagara Falls. The Bartletts are occupying their newly furnished home on Chestnut street.

Mrs. H. M. Bartlett New York Philadelphia Washington Atlantic City Niagara Falls Mrs. Bartlett Chestnut Street

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Frank’s Sanitary Barber Shop Frank C. Es. Franklin Iowa Ave Schaefer Schaefer's Frank Bowman Candy Kitchen H. E. Dice E. 2Nd St Braunworth Hotel Grand Slaughter’s Smalley Auto & Marine CC Baptist Church Ning Bers Greenwood Clara Rosen John Junken Jessie Maude Crabtree Frank H. Hamilton Chicago W. Smith Grandma Studebaker Mystic George Charles Y. Shorts Oskaloosa Fred Shorts Mabelle Kately Cedar Rapids Anna Helscher Fairfield J. N. Reinert Charles Keiser W. WL. Dusenberry Dudley Crone Eastern Stars S. A. Chambers John H. Jeffers J. S. Jefers Rain Stops Anx Maj. Meigs Uors Oliver Wilber Brockman Choice Modern J. Linn Hoopes Insurance and Real Estate Burr Publishing CO West 39Th ST Acifig Oregon Sunset Magazine Far West Sunset Travel Club San Francisco D. P. Patterson W. 6Th St Mescatine DR. Sullivan
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