Local Bargains and City Roundup News
Titus and Jackson advertise bargains in city property while notables travel by train and car. Rev. R H Greaves returns from Minneapolis. Maud Butcher and Henry F Gabriel ride the Western to Deep River. Ray Nyemaster of Atalissa visits the city. Dr Pentzer eyesights clinic operates at 217 E 2d street with free exams and Saturday hours. Deputies and townsfolk journey for visits and business to What Cheer Joliet Ka lona Spirit Lake. Quaker Tonic touted for kidneys liver and digestion with fifty cent price. Herr’s crime article praised and republished by Daily Sun Telegram in Richmond Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Sun-Telegram
Richmond
Indiana
Officers Chosen at G A R Ladies Convention in Des Moines
Report from Mollie Wiles on the Ladies of the G A R state convention held at Des Moines with about 70 delegates. Officers elected include President Charlotte Morgan Waterloo and Mollie Wiles Muscatine. others named from Montezuma Keokuk Davenport and Clinton. The meeting covered governance rules, finances, and proposals to connect other societies via the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Wiles
Ladies of the
Des Moines
Department of the Ladies of the
Kirkwood Hotel
State Capitol
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Overlook
Charlotte B. Morgan
J. J. Stucky
H. M. Sampson
Villisea
Iti Zafifi Leee E. E
Eee
Charlotte A. Morgan
Waterloo
Mary Cochran
Montezuma
Muscatine
Johnson
Keokuk
Flannigan
Davenport
Anna A. Weaves
Hunting
Clinton
Por
Local notices from Muscatine area travelers and events
Miss Mabel Vanatta and Oliver Eliason traveled to Washington and Columbus Junction respectively this morning. Miss Callie Martin left for New York amid her brother’s illness, while Mrs. C. H. Green will visit relatives in River side. Mr. and Mrs. Umscheid visit Nichols at the old home. South Muscatine Sewing Society will meet at Mrs. Wm. Eberhart’s home. Engineer James Bradford visited from Davenport. Mrs. Cash McBride heads to Waverly for a week with relatives. A Muscatine resident praises local Journal bargains over Chicago for better home foods. Mrs. Ernstdorf returns home to Boone after visiting. Electa Chapter of the Eastern Star decorated graves and plans memorial services at Castle Hall. An ad notes Journal reach and local merchants’ advantage through its circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard J. Umscheid
Nichols
Ladies of
Electa
The
Fastern Star
Castle Hall
K. P
Iowa Avenue
Muscatine
Rev. Pool
Camping In Colorado Promises Cheap Pleasant Outing
Jno Sebastian general passenger agent of the Great Rock Island Route Chicago announces a free Colorado literature offer. The planned book titled Camping In Colorado promises full details on where to go necessary gear and costs for the inexperienced traveler.
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Jno
Sebastian
Great Rock Island
Chicago
Ill
Colorado
New Royal Muskoka Hotel Opens This Summer
The New Royal Muskoka Hotel sits in the Muskoka Lakes resort region and opens for guests on June 15. For details, write Geo. W. Vaux A. G. P. T. A. Grand Trunk railway system 135 Adams St Chicago.
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America
Muskoka Lakes
Canada
United States
Geo. W. Vaux
T. A
Grand Trunk Railway System
Adams St
Chicago
Right Food Rebuilds Nervous Vitality Says Baltimore Man
A Baltimore man describes years of poor health and failed treatments until a doctor prescribed Grape-Nuts, claiming it supplied essential phosphate of potash and aided digestion. He credits improved mental and bodily vigor to the food and urges others to consider nourishment as the cause of nervous troubles. The letter, produced by Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Mich., asks for publication without his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Neur-Asthenia
New York
Sanitarium
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Ovarian Recovery
Mrs G Bavese of Lansing Michigan says years on the road harmed her health but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her vitality after an ovarian issue. Within a month she felt better and after three months was cured with no missed engagements. She endorses the tonic and notes sincere recommendations from friends. She offers to consult readers and mentions a $5000 forfeit if testimonial is not genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FE
Pinkham
G. Bavese
Lansing
Mich
Ladies of the G. A. R. of Iowa close sessions in Kirkwood
Committees to greet the G. A. R. and the W. R. C. were elected with Mrs. H. M. Sampson Mrs. Denam and others named. Greetings to the Sons of Veterans were planned but their meeting adjourned before action. Officers were installed Thursday at Kirkwood hotel ending the department convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwood Hotel
Department of Iowa
Downey Social Roundup Sees Visits, Events and Travel
Downey Iowa items report W W Gruell of West Branch in town, Mary and Edna Secrest hosting Iowa City friends, B Y P A talent social set for June 5 with church program and lawn ice cream. Notables include Rev J F Baker preaching at Wilton, visits by G W Cornwall and H K Gates, Dolly Murphy’s Hud son trip, Sophia Schenck returning to Kansas, and pleurisy recovery for Mrs W O Brisbine.
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Downey
W. W. Gruell
West Branch
Mary
Edna Secrest
Iowa City
J. F. Baker
Wilton
G. W. Cornwall
H. K. Gates
Dolly Murphy
Hudson
Iowa
Sophia Schenck
Kansas
E. T. S. Schenck
W. O. Brisbine
Walter Mackey
J. H. Secrest
Geo. Myers
L. G. Wiggins
Sylvia McCain
Nickerson
Kas
Cora
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Frank Watters
Lettsville Local News Highlights and Church Notice
May 29 Lettsville items report visitors from Montana Nebraska and Oklahoma. Commencement receipts total 45.66 dollars. Local residents purchase wagons carriages and teams as prosperity grows. Letts U B church schedules Children's Day service and quarterly conference led by T G Breaw.
Dissolution of Hirt & Griffith and continuation by Hirt firm
The firm of Hirt & Griffith is dissolved by mutual consent with J. J. Griffith retiring. The business will be continued by L. C. Hirt & Co., which assumes all notes, bills, and pre May 13 1902 accounts and will pay those existing obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirt & Griffith
J. J. Griffith
L. C. Hirt & Co
A little poker now and then is apt to break the best of men
A brief quip noting that even a small poker habit can undermine a strong man, implying caution about gambling tendencies and personal restraint.
Dean's Kidney Pills Earn Local Endorsement
A Muscatine resident cites relief from years of backache and kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. E Van Wagner of 204 B Street South Muscatine reports three days to noticeable improvement and long lasting relief. For sale by Havercamp's pharmacy with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Muscatine
E. van Wagner
B Street
South Muscatine
Havercamp’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed By Sufferer
A Chicago man reports relief from long term indigestion after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He claims it digests food, rebuilds the stomach, and offers permanent relief without dieting. The testimonial asserts the remedy cures stomach troubles and helps children, with the firm B C Parrr & Co as makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randa
Duelap, Ill
B.C. Parrr & Co
Chicago
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DAILY
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Mrs, Battey
Weat Second Street
Robinson
McBride & Cop2
John A. Robbins
Titus & Jackson
R. H. Greaves
Minneapolis
Ray Nyemaster
Atalissa
Pentzer
E. 2d Street
Charles Croxen
W. S. McKee
Spirit Lake
J. A. Snyder
Kalona
J. M. Baker
What Cheer
Joliet
G. A.R
of the Convention
Mabel Vanatta
Washington
Oliver Eliason
Columbus Junction
Callie Martin
C. H. Green
Riverside
South
James Bradford
Tuesday Journal
Journal
Mary Ernstdorf
Rudolph Schmidt
Boone
Royal Muskoka Hotel
Bruce
Esca
Mas. Pryxuam
G. Bruce
Lettsville
Letts
Lanstrom
Montana
Letts U. B
U. B
R. E. Williams
T. G. Breaw
California
Figprine Cereal Co
San Jose
Cal
GRACE
Postence
Board of Trade
Center Business District
C. C. Collins
Jackson Boulevard and
Clark Street
Saic Ale
Lassie
Asenens
the Journal
Atlantic
S. G. Stein
Cp Day
East Second Street
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