Marriage Quietly Celebrated in Muscatine Society
Cook Magill. B. Cook and Mrs. Mary Magill wed quietly at 11 at the bride’s father Alex Jackson’s West Second street home. Rev. H. D. Herr officiated with no guests. The groom, a prominent Muscatine banker, and the bride depart by noon for Chicago then New York en route to Europe for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
B. Cook
Mary Magill
Alex Jackson
West Second Street
H. D. Herr
First Congregational Church
Cook
Cook, Musser and Co. Banking Company
Bar Delegates Convene in Davenport for District Nominees
The Seventh Judicial District bar calls a convention at Davenport Court House on June 18 1902 at 2 pm to nominate four district judge candidates for the general election. Each county keeps five delegates. county bars meet June 12 at 10 am to select delegates and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association of the Seventh Judicial District
Davenport
Muscatine
Seventh Judicial District
State of
Iowa
Scott County
Court House
Bar
Clinton County
S. C. Scott
M. A. Walsh
Jackson County
W. C. Gregory
C. W. Farr
Council Proceedings Note on Smallpox Case
In the journal the editor records Dr. J. D. Fulham stating he attended a smallpox case during council proceedings. The remark appears as part of a formal report on public health matters discussed by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mditor Journal
Council
J. D. Fulham
Court Opens June 3d District Term Judge Brannan On Bench
The June term of the district court will convene Tuesday June 3rd with Judge W F Brannan on the bench. No jury cases will be called and the grand jury does not meet this term. A list of new cases filed Saturday shows numerous civil and divorce actions including Evans vs Gladstone Kurtz vs Kurtz Ellsworth vs Ellsworth Benedict vs Benedict and many equity and law matters. The April term continues this week finishing criminal business and scheduling civil hearings, notably the injunction case Clymer Coldren vs City of Muscatine over Roach and Giesler franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
W. F. Brannan
Law
McGaughey
Guardian
Benj. Meerdink
Equity
Max Dittman Et al
City of Muscatine
T. J. Harris
Board of Review
Emily L. Ellsworth
Leon N. Ellsworth
G. W. Norris
Colonel Uhr
Keystone Pearl Button Co
Fred Boston
Marguerite J. Viner
Chas. W. Viner
Gertrude E. Phillips
Harry Phillips
Josephine Benedict
Joseph Benedict
Huebinger
Bebb
Sycamore
Second Streets
Clymer A. Coldren
City of
Muscatine
Roach & Giesler
Coldren
Roach
Giesler
Judge House
Statement on claimed smallpox visit at 305 East Fifth
John Neibert states no smallpox was found at his residence 305 East Fifth street and that Dr Ful lam did not visit. He requests correction of any mistaken claim regarding a visit to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fifth Street
Dr. Fullam
John Neibert
Save the Flowers by Women’s Relief Corps
The Women’s Relief Corps urge donations of flowers for decoration day graves. They ask that participants save and bring towers and blossoms to the court square Thursday afternoon to create wreaths and bouquets for departed soldiers, accepting any style of bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Court Square
Woman's Relief Corps
Hardware merchants agree to summer early closing pact
Local hardware merchants adopt a 6 15 p m closing rule from May 22 to Oct 1 with Wednesday and Saturday exceptions. Any signer may withdraw at month end by notifying others. Signers include Jacob Fisch & Sons J A Bartemeier Thompson Bros G S Clapp Me Questen Sawyer Co and Gev B Fisch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Fisch & Sons
J. A. Bartemeier
Thompson Bros
G. S
Infant Clara Doering dies after brief illness
Little Clara Doering daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Doering of Butlerville dies at noon after a few days illness. She was born in this city January 28 1991. Funeral from the Butlerville residence Wednesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Doering
Wm. Doering
Butlerville
Funeral for Theodore G Martin At Park Avenue Church
Theodore G. Martin was laid to rest Saturday at Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Members of the Mechanics' Aid society attended in a body with the Mechanics' band playing fitting music. Dr C L Stafford conducted the service. pall-bearers were William Steinbaugh Garrett Heezen M O Briggs Tori Ellenwood Charles Timm and Al Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore G. Martin
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Mechanics’ Aid Society
Mechanics’ Band
C. L. Stafford
Methodist Church
William Steinbaugh
Garrett Heezen
M. O. Briggs
Tori Ellenwood
Charles Timm
al. Hoffman
U R E of P Meeting Notice for Company 12
All members of Company 12 are asked to attend tomorrow evening at 8 o clock per order of the captain. The notice calls for a company meeting and specifies the time for gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. 12
Quarterly meeting at United Brethren church features sermon
The quarterly meeting was held yesterday at the United Brethren church. Dr. R. E. Williame, the presiding elder for this district from T's bon Iowa, preached two grand sermons that inspired the listeners. Communion was celebrated in the morning with a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
R. E. Williame
T ‘Sbon
Iowa
Bankers Union Meet at Wittich's Store May 27
All members in good standing are urged to attend a meeting at Wittich's store on Tuesday May 27 for business of importance. The regular meeting of B P O E is tonight with work and full attendance desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ Union
Wittich’s
IOWA CENTRAL RATES FOR MEETINGS AND ANNIVERSARIES
Special meetings announced with reduced rates for travel to the National Educational Association annual gathering in Minneapolis July 7 to 11 at one fare plus 2.00 for round trip. An executive fee of 0.50 extends limit to September 1 1902. National Baptist Anniversaries in St. Paul May 20 to 28 1902 offer the same rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
Minn
National Baptist
St. Paul
Travel fare notices and events sweep across Iowa and West
A long list of rail and excursion rates and deadlines for 1902 travels across Colorado Utah Iowa and Oregon with final return limits in late October and September. Principal cities include Peoria Farmington Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Junction Ogden Salt Lake City Portland Tacoma Seattle Des Moines Marshalltown and San Francisco. Details cover one fare plus fees and biennial and special group rates with varied final limits.
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Peoria
Eldora
Colorado
Utah
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Junction
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Des Moines
Iowa
National Convention
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Portland
Ore
Supreme Lodge Ancient Order United Workmen
Young People’s Christian Union Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Tacoma
Wash
Marshalltown
Potatoes With Cheese Sauce
Pare and boil twelve potatoes then mash and season. Make a brawn butter sauce with two beaten eggs and cheese. Layer potatoes and sauce in a buttered dish, top with cheese, and bake in a hot oven until browned.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cook Magill
Muscatine County
T. R. Fitzgerald
J. R. Hanley
J. A. Hanley
Joe R. Lare
Davenport, Ia
East Fourth Street
J. H.munroe & Son
Iowa Avenur
Judge Brannan
F. A. Evans
Admr
T. R. Gladstone
Minnie Kurtz
Benjamin Kurtz
A. H. Fisher
Harvey Varner
Constable
Lou I. Patterson
James Madison
Fred E. Norwood
Chas. H. Schultz
Margaret Schultz
Jochim Hering
Thomas F. Barrow
Fred Giesler
Harrigan Bros
Flora Priester
H. N. Ry
Doering
Theodore Martin
Park Avenue Church
Lewis
Journal
Iowa Central Rates
Wal
F. A. Neidig
East Second St
EV. Brandenburg
Blanchard Meat Market
Wheeler
MY Late
Mberlin
Kispt & Co
Miss Courtenay
Morgan
The
Regal
Iowa Avenue
Geo. Kranz
Leading Florist
K. P. Building
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