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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1903

Page

8

Wedgewood Art Ware Sale and Local Notices

Local brief notes include Wedgewood Art Ware offered at under cost by Pillaway Crockery Store. Walter Johnson rode the Firefly to Davenport on business. Mrs H A Potter of Rock Island visits Hackett family at 212 Sycamore. I N Hackett visits his parents at 212 Sycamore. Will C Yeager from Des Moines visits sister Mrs Herman Wolf at 317 Green St, following her Tuesday operation. she is recovering well. Also a help wanted ad seeks a girl to operate button machines for Pearless Pearl Button Co near Rock Island freight depot.

H. A. Potter Rock Island Mrs. I. N. Hackett Sycamore Street I. N. Hackett Ll. N. Hackett Will C. Yeager Des Moines Herman Wolf Green Street Pearless Pearl Button Co

Local residents and visitors noted in transit and visits

Various individuals are listed as passengers arriving or departing by trains and ships including W B Mull, 116 West Sixth Street on the Firefly to Davenport. Charles Stark, 1200 Oak Street, to Ottumwa. F M Cooper, 16 Iowa Avenue, to West Liberty. Mrs Clara Batterson, 413 East Front, to Davenport. Mrs Ella Moynahan moving to Iowa Avenue. Miss Katherine Oakley visiting Davenport. John A Rowan, 120 East Second Street, to Buffalo. William Morris, 412 West Second, to Davenport. Mr and Mrs F Harper of Columbus Junction visiting Davenport. other local movements, visits and a funeral acknowledgment.

Clara Batterson East Front Street Davenport

Haragon Brothers Dissolved by Mutual Consent

The firm Haragon Brothers C M Haragon and Patrick Haragon dissolves by mutual consent Patrick Haragon retires C M Haragon assumes all indebtedness notice dated May 25 1903.

Haragon

Wilton High School Commencement Program Recap

Wilton May 30. The junior class program in the school hall drew a large audience with speakers Guyford Leith Miss Myrtle Whitmer Miss Irene Clark valedictorian Anna Ringgenberg and Judge Deemer delivering addresses on commencement education and future plans. The event concluded Friday evening at the M E church with diplomas awarded and the chorus singing Anchored.

Guyford Leith Myrtle Whitmer Sinding Louise Maurer Irene Clark Anna Ringgenberg

Free Watch and Bracelet Offer for Youths

A circular from Thiesen's drug store offers a free watch to boys under 15 and a German silver bracelet to girls under 16. Call the store for details on how to obtain the items. The offer lasts ten days only.

Thiesen

Three good rooms for rent on Second Street

Second floor rooms in a fine location suitable for living or office use. Inquire with Fred S. Pentzer at 122 East Second St.

Second Street Fred S. Pentzer East Second St

Tragic Death After Drunken Sleep on Des Moines Rail Yard

William Freah died after lying on a railroad track in the Des Moines yards during intoxication. Investigators reported the incident as a fatal rail accident with no signs of foul play.

William Freah Des Moines

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Schaefer’s Iowa Avenue 2Nd St Aalin Reliance Loan Co J. E. Kranz Fiorist West Second Street Wedgewood Pillaway Crockery Store Walter Johnson City Property Lindle & Daut Econd St McCormick Binders VELIE Fred Giesler Opera House OUR R. A. Holmes Journal Bidg Yours F. H. Fuller Dillaway Crockery Store W. B. Mull West Sixth Street Charles Stark Oak Street Ottumwa Oscar Harris Cedar Rapids Will F. M. Cooper West Liberty Ella Moynahan Wilton Katherine Oakley W. C. Strawn Park Avenue John A. Rowan East Second Street Buffalo William Morris F. Harper and Child Columbus Junction Walter Rollins Chas. Franklin S. M. Johnson West Third Street Vivian W. G. Wittek Chicago Otto Seidlitz Seventh and Mulberry Streets A. E. Ehil Moline Helen Blair Mrs. Ehil J. T. Thompson Peter Townsley Fanny Grooms The Iowa Federation of Afro- American Women C. M. Haragon Patrick Haragon Swan M. E. Church Judge Diemer Miss Wise Miss Bacon Fecht Ednesday Claus Mulberry Street Pioneer Paint Store Che Maze East Second St Anson Clothing Co C. A. Peck & CO Missouri John Wanamaker Anson Muscatine, Ia United States McQueSlen Somver Leibbrand, Ryan & Co Fe McCall Magazine Monarch
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