Local notes on visits and travel around the city
Numerous residents and visitors are described as spending days in the city or traveling home. People include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hine of Minneapolis visiting friends, Miss P Fry of Letts leaving after shopping, Mrs. R. Nichols heading to Lone Tree, and many others from Letts, Atalissa, Davenport, Wallace street, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hine
Minneapolis
City
Miss P. Fry
Letts
R. &. Nichols
Wallace Street
Lone Tree
Mary Miller Qy
Elmer Shellabarger
Anna Jones
Hershey Avenue
Albia
Iowa
Theo. Tillman
Nichols
L. Crull
Gertrude Eisle
Fruitland
H. J. Frenzel
Waterloo
Bessie Jones
Orange Street
Wilton
Florence Savacool
Atalissa
M. Schierman
Geo. Schierman
Houser Street
J. M. Umbanhowan
Parmalee Street
Mr. Pleasant
Eva Flanagan
Burlington
Kate Peters
West Eighth Street
Joseph Fry
Ruth Runyon
Emma Weiss
Irene Hickey
Walnut Street
Iowa City
Pansie Blackley
Davenport
A. H. Walker
Fulham Avenue
Alice Countriman
Bert Ray
East Fifth Street
Maynard Thompson
Chicago
Mrs
Theron Thompson
West Third Street
G. L. Thomas
C. C. Thomas
Mulberry Avenue
W. B. Orr
Columbus Junction
James Figg
B. F. Goodwin
Rock Island
Washburn
Cranston
America
Spain
Beecher
England
Mr. Beecher
American Congress
Mason and Dixon
Russia
Europe
South
New York Tribune
London
Flowers on Water and Remembrance at Civil War Memorial
A civil war memorial service honors the blue and gray, with Rev. Osborne addressing veterans and citizens. The crowd recalls famous leaders, recites Lincoln and Grant's virtues, and pays tribute by casting flowers on the Mississippi while veterans share a communal lunch and lay wreaths at Greenwood and St. Marys cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinricke
Robt. Schenck, Jr
A. T. Cummins
Osborn
Thomas Osborne
Grand Army of the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
Saul
David
Jonathan
Iowa
Nathaniel Baker
Sheridan
Sherman
Garfield
Thomas
Hooker
Fremont
Hancock
Logan
McClellan
Grant
Lincoln
Persia
Xerxes
Sparta
Leonidas
Macedon
Alexander
Greece
Miltiades
Rome
Caesar
France
Napoleon
England
Wellington
Russia
Frederick
Colonies
Washington
Union
Abraham Lincoln
Stanton
Pericles
Julius Caesar
Richelieu
Germany
Bismarck
Italy
Garibaldi
Gladstone
Hungary
Kossuth
Louis Kossuth
Johnson
Lee
Davis
Ft. Monroe
Robt. E. Lee
Custer
Fredericksburg
Kirkland
Jefferson Davis
New England
Southland
America
San Juan
Santiago
Manila
Tabernacle
High Bridge
Mississippi
R. B. Baird
Adjt
Gus. Schmidt
E. P. Day
H. S. Howe
J. E. Coe
Herman Schmidt
George H. Wiles
O'Brien
Corbin
Angel
George Baker
Greenwood Cemetery
Coe
H. Schmidt
St. Mary's Cemetery
P. J. Murphy
Bryan Connor
Robi. Armstrong
Carl
Day
George Wiles
Chicago Live Stock Market Report May 31
Cattle receipts 22 000 steady to 10c lower. Hogs receipts 44 000 strong to higher with light to 7 25, good to choice heavy 7 40. Sheep receipts 12 000 steady with lambs 6 25 to 8 65. Cattle with Reeves Texas western and feeders and calves listed with price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Western
Raines and Rogers wed at Judge Howe's office
At 8 o'clock Saturday evening in Judge H. S. Howe's office, Joseph Raines of Canton Missouri married Mary Rogers of this city. The couple will reside in Muscatine after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Howe
Joseph Raines
Canton
Mary Rogers
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Bogard
Benjamin
Cluett
J.E. Krranz
John A. Robbins
L. Brown
Wapello
Henry Leonhart
Belle Brown
E. Stone
Clyde Martin
West Liberty
Candy Kitchen
J. B. Ruffner
Des Moines
Frank Grossklaus
Town Avenue
S. J. Callaway
Ainsworth
J. W. Callaway
Bert Stein
Anna Ballard
West Fourth Street
Laura Robinson
Chicago Warrens
Muscatine
Fair Grounds
Della Young
Petsys
Thompson Bros
McQuesten & Ayer
Sumpter
Appomattox
Blue
Gray Line
North
Bunker Hill
New Orleans
Buena Vista
Gettysburg
Richmond
Cold Harbor
Chancelorsville
The
Muscatine Produce Co
B. & Pills the Quality Store
Howe
Money Savine Store
Max Siegel
East Second Street