South Muscatine Youths Wed at Bride’s Parents Home
Albert C. Trout and Miss Clara May Lockwood, prominent South Muscatine residents, were married last evening at the Lockwood home on Hershey avenue. Rev. J. N. Elliott officiated before a small gathering of relatives and friends, followed by a wedding supper. The couple will reside in the city. In other notes, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haids left for Durant after a visit, Miss Harriet Follmer returned from Blue Grass, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson returned from Creston, Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Trout
Clara May Lockwood
South Muscatine
C.S. Lockwood
Hershey Avenue
J. N. Elliott
First Presbyterian Church
South End
Charles Haids
Durant
Harriet Follmer
Blue Grass
Rock Island
Charles Peterson
Creston
City Union to Hold Annual Meeting Friday Evening
The City Union of Young People's Societies will meet Friday evening in the lecture room of the First Methodist church. The session will elect officers and receive reports on the past year's work. Members are urged to attend as other important matters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Union of Young People’s Societies
First Methodist Church
Memorial Day Observances in South Muscatine
Memorial Day events will be observed in all rooms at Franklin and Garfield schools in South Muscatine tomorrow afternoon. Franklin School will host an elaborate program in the first room with patriotic songs and readings in other rooms. Garfield School plans a similar observance with songs and recitations. Local notes mention Edward Goos returning from Rock Island and visits by Martin White and Mrs. Fred Cooder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Franklin
South Muscatine
Edward Goos
Rock Island
Martin White
Island
South End
Fred Cooder
Letts
Muscatine
Dolsen Funeral Friday Morning
The remains of Mrs. A. M. Dolsen, who died yesterday at Davenport, will be brought to Muscatine Friday morning. The funeral will be held from Greenwood chapel at 9 o'clock, with Fr. J. N. Elliott of the First Presbyterian church in charge. Mrs. Dolsen, a former Muscatine woman, leaves one son Henry Dolsen and several Muscatine grandchildren: Mrs. A. M. Seefeldt, Mrs. William Butz, Mrs. Walter Phelps, and Asa Dolsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Dolsen
Davenport
Muscatine
Greenwood Chapel
J. N. Elliott
First Presbyterian Church
Dolsen
Henry Dolsen
A. M. Seefeldt
William Butz
Walter Phelps
Asa Dolsen
Logan Brooks Confesses in Barber Shop Robbery Case
Logan Brooks, charged with larceny in the Mosher and Church barber shop robbery, waived preliminary hearing before Judge H. S. Howe and was bound over to the grand jury in 300 dollars. He failed to post bail and was taken to county jail to await the September district court term. Foregoing bail, he confessed in writing after police questioning led by Chief Vannatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Brooks
Mosher & Church
H. S. Howe
Clinton
Vannatta
Brooks
William Church
H. M. Bartlett
Missionary from Japan to Speak at Trinity Church
Miss B R Babcock of Japan will address attendees at Trinity church after the Litany Service on Friday evening. A long-serving missionary, she has spent twelve years in Japan and two years as the only white resident in Koriyama. Known in Iowa Episcopal circles for support, she is on a short absence in the United States.
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B. R. Babcock
Japan
Trinity Church
Miss Babcock
Koriyama
Episcopal Church
Iowa
States
Major Circle Elects Delegates at Shelby G A R Hall
Commander R B Baird of Shelby Norman Post spoke on The Life and Death of Major John as a Soldier. Six ladies were named as delegates to the Twenty first annual department convention of Trowa to be held in Fort Dodge June 8 9 and 19. Delegates are Mrs Mamie Miller Mrs Minnie Myron Mrs Maud McCord Mrs Ella Hess President Isabell Norton and Past President Mrs E B Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
G. A. R. Hall
R. B. Baird
Shelby Norman Post
Baird
Department
Trowa
Fort Dodge
Mamie Miller
Minnie Myron
Maud McCord
Ella Hess
Isabell Norton
E. B. Lewis
Mrs Miller Returns From Davenport Visit
Mrs. R. E. Miller of Davenport returns home at noon after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Madden on Iowa Avenue during the past few Mays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Miller
Davenport
H. C. Madden
Iowa Avenue
W Y C A NOTES FAMILY OUTING AND SUMMER MEETING
The Family enjoyed a delightful outing yesterday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Swan in a wagonette to gather wild flowers and ferns. The outing club plans a slough picnic tomorrow if weather permits and the North Side Bible class will meet with Miss Sue Conaway at 8 o clock Friday afternoon to continue summer studies.
Mrs Brunner Visits Denison Woman Heads Home
Mrs. Fred Brunner of Denison Iowa has been visiting Park Superintendent Henry Koenig on Jackson Street and left this morning for Rock Island to visit friends before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brunner
Denison
Iowa
Henry Koenig
Jackson Street
Rock Island
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Ing
City Union
South
Greenwood
Vannatty
Woker
Lit City
DODGE
Shelby
Man
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Sonel Sheal Egy
Sox
Mien
Eallerson Stores
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