Local Residents Visit Friends and Run Errands in City
Local notes report Miya Mabel Ligberknecht of Lotte shopping and visiting in the city yesterday. Wapello resident H. Z. Graham spent the day with relatives and attending business matters. Mabel and Celestia Cronin of West Second Street left for Latts for a few days with friends. Mrs Andrew McLaughlin of What Cheer visited friends and shopped while en route from Chengomina. Hazel Clemens returned to Rock Yeland after visiting relatives here. Harold and Mrs Harold Kelly of Wilton visited in the city for several days and returned home yesterday afternoon. Mrs D S McClowrs of Columbus Junction had been visiting friends and returned home. Mesdames J H Brown and Ed Avery returned to Co Himbug Junction after visiting and shopping in the city yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miya Mabel Ligberknecht
Lotte, Eneng
Mabel
Celestia Cronin
West Second Street
Latts
Andrew McLaughlin
Chengo- Mina
Hazel Clemens
Rock Yeland
Harold Kelly
Wilton
D. S. McClowrs
Columbus Junction
Frianda
Thin City
Mesdames
J. H. Brown
Ed. Avery
Co- Himbug Junction
Many Outings and Pleasant Weather Draw Crowds
Fine weather lures residents to an array of day trips with country excursions near the city. Anglers cross the high bridge early, sloughs brim with seekers, and Genava Island becomes a popular resort as groups plan Sunday stays and river trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genava Island
Geneve
X' Peet
Methodist Episcopate meeting to be held in Muscatine
The Methodist Episcopal conference sessions will be held next week in Muscatine with Rev. George Ben go and other speakers from Des Moines Cleveland Chicago and Iowa City. Programs include Sunday School addresses on evangelism graded lessons and building the Bible class, plus papers on probationary system and church administration. The event runs Tuesday through Thursday with sessions daily and a large turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatina
Misestine
Methodist Episcopate
Lield
Ainsworth
George
Engo
Tod A
O. G Orcutt
Des Moinea
Thiac
Ernest A. Milter
Cleveland
Ohio
Harry C. Wilson
T.F. ‘Barker
Levis
H. C. Wileson
E. C. Brooks
HH. B. Scoles
A. W McBlain
J. F. Barnett
Jewelis
MM. E. Reusch
Eclock
R. Zaring
Chicago
Northwestern Christian Advocate
A. 3. Smith
Iowa
Interexta
Peremanent Fund
J. G. Kendrick
Our College
EA. Schell
Jews Methodist Hospital
Wr. BP. Stoddard
Anti Saloon League
C. F. Cooper
H. F. Gilbert
Mtr. Cooper
B. R. Zaring
Ll Man
Mari
Borgstadt Seeks County Recorder Nomination
L M Borgstadt of Bloomington seeks the Republican nomination for county recorder. A German-born resident for over twenty years and longtime employee of Roach and Musser Sash and Door, he is active in party politics and urges Republicans to vote in the upcoming primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Borgstadt
Bloomington
Borgstadt
Roach and Musser Sash and Door Company
Thit County
Borgatadt
Hima
County Recorder
Riverside woman spends week in Cedar Rapids with relatives
Riverside Tennessee on May 30 reports Mys Metzér visiting Cedar Rapids to be with her daughter Mrs Mary Dunkan and Mrs Anni Kera. Mrs Jamea Wier and her children returned home to Rock la- set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside, Tn
Mys
Youn Metzér
Cedar Rapids
Mra
Mary Dunkan
Anni Kera
Jamea
Wier
Rock la
Spin From Hair Loss and Scalp Itch Ends with Cuticura
A Greenwood Indiana reader describes severe scalp itching and hair loss, recounting how dandruff worsened and nightly itching caused hair to fall. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the symptoms subsided and hair regrew. the ad promises samples and Skin Book from Cuticura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Ind
Druastste
Averywharf
Mrs Williams Long Sickness Prompts Cure Hope
Elkhart Indiana woman Mrs Sapa Wintas reports four years of organic inflammation and weakness. After temporary relief from doctors she used Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for four months, praising results and offering to publish. The ad promotes the product as non narcotic and notes confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
Thad Nix
Lydia ‘Pinkham
Sapa
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkhant
Riverside Leader editor takes charge of new paper
Ford bought a Yelle car for John Gerot on Tuesday and another to Vince Sojenkuw on Wednesday. A baby boy arrived to Mr and Mrs Oscar Chnoebelen Tuesday. Wm Kueneman, editor of the Riverside Leader, leaves for North English after selling the paper to Glenn Laffer. He will run the North English Press starting June first. Mrs ASL Griffith visited friends Tuesday. Griffith seeks the Rep WaHeit county auditor nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mills
Frank Knotek
John Gerot
Vince Sojenkuw
Oscar Chnoebelen
Ford
Kueneman
Riverside Leader
Glenn Laffer
North English
North English Press
Asl. Griffith
Griffith
WaHeit
Aud- OT
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertisement Notice
An old advertisement promotes Foley cathartic tablets claiming quick liver balance relief from constipation, with praise from Ly McKnight of Fort Worth Texas and Faicy Gathartic Tablets. The ad touts pleasant taste, no griping, and thorough cleansing, priced at 26 cents and sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Ly McKnight
Ft. Worth
Texas
Saya
Children’s Day Observances Planned by City Churches
Many city Sunday schools prepare programs for Children’s Day in June. German Evangelical Church to host June 21 event with children as main performers. Other churches including United Brethren First Congregational First Presbyterian and various Methodist and Baptist groups set observances for June 14 and 21 with decorated flowers and student participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Evangelical Church
United, Brethren Church
First.Congregational
First Presbyterian
Methodist’ Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal
Grace Lutheran
First Baptist
Local Evangelist Speaks at Baptist Church
Rev. J. R. Hanley, a well known Muscatine evangelist, will occupy the pulpit at the First Baptist Church both morning and evening. He is an eloquent speaker, and a large number is expected to hear him Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hanley
Muscatine
Mr. Hanley
Axely
McNutt Call For Help At Oklahoma Post Office
Postmaster R S McNutt announced at the Oklahoma federal building lobby that 13 000 to 15 000 men will be needed for the wheat fields of Oklahoma. The Labor Department telegram from Charles L Daugherty states wages will average $2 50 daily with board. Free employment agencies will operate in Oklahoma City Enid Alva Woodward Frederick and other points to aid workers. After harvest the men will handle forage crops. Local post office notice urged inquiries at state offices for staffing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
R. S. McNutt
U. S Department of Labor
Charles L. Daugherty
Oklahoma City
State of Oklahoma
City
Enid
Alva
Woodward
Frederick
R. S. AtcNutt
Idm
Focal Federal
Tony
Wapello News Notes and Regional Drainage Progress
In Wapello Iowa May 30 Mrs Anna Kaci of Muscatine visits her sons and attends upcoming commencement for Kenneth, while Charles Springer heads to Town City with Miss Helen Brooks. Morning Sun resident Valeda Boltz visits Miss America Beana, and Decoration Day speakers are listed. A large yellow chrysanthemum blooms unusually among spring flowers. Eastern Muscatine and Louisa counties see slow progress on Drainage District No 13 along the Mississippi, with dredging from Port Louisa toward the river mouth and Port Louisa’s revival as a future focal point. lands below Port Louisa improve, promising fertile crops and higher potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Anna Kaci
Muscatine
Thin City
John
Fred
Henry
Kenneth
Charles Springer
Town City
Helen Brooks
Schoal
Monmouth
Ilig Mak
C. B. Hoag
Valeda Boltz
Morning Sun
America Beana
Charles Briggs
Mississipp Tivera
Louisa County
Port Louisa
Towa
Fort Louisa
Pore Lowisa
Mississippi River
Iowa
Illinois
Diet Experiments End Cure for Digestive Ailments
Ceekton Maryland resident George Richards details a 12 year trial of varied diets to combat indigestion and stomach troubles. He recounts suffering from a sleepless, nearly frantic state after extensive medical bills and a prior operation, claiming relief after two 25 cent doses of Thedford's Black Draught, a vegetable remedy in use for over 70 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceekton
George Richards
Thedford
Local Notes From Muscatine And Nearby Towns
Mrs. Delilah Alexander Schneider and daughter visit Grandview. JoF. Ebert relocates paint shop within the G A R building as a reading room contemplated. Dan MekKay brings Mrs. Yakle home from Burton hospital. pneu monia slight for Mrs. Lee McKinney. Reading, church, and social events noted. excavations for Raymond Davison house completed. cafeteria at Presbyterian Church raises about $15. Mentions of visitors from Burlington and Oakville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Price
A.J. Lewis
Grandview
Jof. Ebert
Focal Post
Ebert
Ufe
Delilah Alexander Schneider
Cane Jown
Jan Schneider
Dan MekKay
Burtington
Andie Fakle
Burtington Hospital
Yakle
Tir
McWittertele
Burlington
Raymond Davison
Roy McCullough
Farrar, Hesse, Fitzsimmons and
Miner
Presbyterian Church
Robert Eland
Josele Graham
Maude Warren
Muscatine
Lee McKinney
Brenemian
Oakland
B. J. Grahan
Oakville
Ralph Hunt
Mimes
Fred Hesse
Walter Bauxt'cartner
Goorge Redmile
D. XN
Farrer
Forpld Liver Ad Claims Quick Relief from Chamberlain’s Tab
Mrs. JH Trobus of Spri malo by Neville, M Y, testifies that Chamberlain’s Tablet quickly relieves liver disorder symptoms after years of use. The advertorial note presents the product as a reliable remedy in a pasty market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Lyer
JH. Trobus
Sprimalo
Neville
M Y
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St. Paul
Davenport
Rock Island
Switchmen’s Union
Exposition Park
Paragon Typewriter
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company
Ferry St
Davenport, Ta
North 328
A. L. Richards
Bert
Mark and
Soo
H. Z. Graham
Ayer
Slchaefer Laundry
L. M. Borgstadt For
Riverside
Arad
Lydia E. Pink
Clark Dath
Baptist
McNutt
Post Office
Mr. Richard
Uneeda
Biscuit
GraHam
National Biscuit Company
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