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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
6
Lugal Shellers Go South for Winter
Local shelters head in a cabin boat to southern waters for the winter while planning to shell along the Arkansas River. They expect Swanlake beds to be plentiful and will tow the cabin boat with a launch in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schroeder
Ben Murray
Edward Twigg
George Croft
Mr. Schroeder
Swanlake
Arkansas River
Arkansas
South Muscatine
Lowe Street
Adams Station
John Nicolay
Schiller Street
Angust Wheeling
Sandler
Oquawka
F. C. Cochran
Columbus Junction
George Hoffman
Raymond
W. B. Ireland
Kodol Digestive Remedy Promises Quick, Harmless Digestion
A detailed pitch for Kodol as a liquid digestive aid that digests all foods, stops indigestion, and supports natural healing. It claims absence of narcotics, contains pepsin hydrochloric acid and pancreatin, and offers a money back guarantee through druggists.
Pockets Stolen At Rock Island Depot In Liberty Iowa
Mrs. Will James reports her purse containing 3.60 stolen at the Rock Island depot as she helped her companion board the east bound train. Crowds crowded the area and no officer was available to aid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Liberty
Rock Island Depot
Will James
Will Sissell
Davenport
James
Watson Moves Plumbing Shop Across Street
W J Watson relocates his plumbing business to the former Cullen's Den of Sweets store room across the street. Remember Watson for your next plumbing need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Watson
Cullen’s den of Sweets
Watson
Foster area notices announce meetings and lunch
Rev. D. O. Slyter of Andalusia will open a series of Baptist church meetings in Foster on Tuesday evening November 17. The Pine Bluff M. E. church ladies will serve their lunch at Mrs. Dan Foster’s home on Wednesday November 18. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Van Dorah on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lewis
Mae Mason
Thomas Raynor
Mary Norton
Jennie Kelley
Wilton
S. D. Barr
East Third Street
Harry Macdonald
Iowa City
Amanda C. Webb
L. Hintz
Mattie
Nichols
Mary Whitmer
Raymond Atkins
Davenport
Fred Schwartz
West Branch
Ralph Miller
West Fourth Street
Sweetland Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Belle Taylor of Muscatine visits relatives in Sweetland. Mrs. Eunice King and daughter attend the Friends church quarterly meeting at West Branch. Local residents host guests and remark on recent activities, including monument work by Olson & Son and election day festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland
Belle Taylor
Muscatine
Emma Weikert
Eunice King
Elma Hoag
Friends’ Church
West Branch
Harry van Camp
Earl
J. O. Holtz
Ed. Chamberlin
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Irene Purcell
Lizzie Martin
Ed. Davis
Fairport
John Irwin
Floyd
Sam Irwin
Frank Sissel
Paul Jesse
Wedekind
Will Carter
Olson & Son
Monument Men
Melon-Seed Now Promoted For Kidney and Bladder Troubles
An old advertisement touts Melon-Seed Now as the absolute cure after years of experimenting. It warns to act at the first symptom of kidney trouble and claims to have saved thousands. Sold by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havercamp
Muscatine Social News Includes Visits and Farm Purchases
Muscatine residents hosted at the Sherfey home for supper. J C Wood visited relatives in Wilton. Flossie Hamann returned from Chicago. Charles Fuhlman bought the Wassamund farm. Rev Fisher settled in parsonage. John Webb funeral attended by Miller families. Local farming and school notes feature several visits, harvest, and term completions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Miller
John Webb
Harms & Clawe
Wilton
Sweetland
Joseph Hampton
Bradshaw
Neb
Frank Longstreth
Anna van Camp
Muscatine
Jacob Norcross
Sterneman
Musratine
Snodcrass
Howard Hetzler
J. S. Hetzler
Lin Gray
Carl Wassamund
Schroeder & Zoller
Farl Pace
Joe Martin
Martin Farm
Ed. Davis
May Harker
Winnie McSwigzin
Cora Brumwell
Trinion
Brumwell
Reesie Rawh
Grove
Charlie Norernesenent
Mre Mamann
Micco Vera Carter
Mice Pearl Chamberlin
Mice Niniyr Henderson
Tiliante
Gertie Tavinr
Pd Wedentind
Hnemace
Local Notes From Old Clifton Community
G J Hewitt Morning Sun agent for Watkins visited patrons last week. Billie Davis Columbus Junction helped Marion Murray with corn husking. George Breneman butchered for W S Huston last Wednesday. Mrs W S Hand and another called at W F Marston's Thursday afternoon. Mrs Avenst Wehmeyer and granddaughter stayed with Mrs W's daughter Mre Tena Bretz Friday night. Mrs Lizzie Hamilton Mt Pleasant visited Mrs Frank Richie last Thursday. Albert Hank and wife Mrs Lena were mentioned in the closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Clifton
G. J. Hewitt
Morning Sun
J. R. Watkins Medical Company
Billie Davis
Columbus Junction
Marion Murray
George Breneman
W. S. Huston
W. S Hand
Aanehter
Corn show prize leads Friday night at Cairo event
Brett of Columbus Junction and W F Marston attendance noted at Cairo entertainment and box supper. Hank won first prize of $1 for the ten best ears of corn in the show. Several local visits and family arrangements are listed with neighbors and relatives. Farmers near Old Clifton report husking progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi
Crim
Charles Knott
Harry
John Soll
Muscatine
Lyle Waltman
Oliver Carey
Vanella
Clarence Kemp
Paul Tedford
Old Clifton
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs
An old ad touts Dr King's New Discovery promising cure for coughs and weak chest conditions with Havercamp's Prescription offered at 50 cents to 1 dollar.
Marriage Invitation For Bess Marshall To Edgar Fent
Morning Sun notes various small items from Monmouth and nearby towns. The prominent item is an invitation from Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Marshall for the marriage of their daughter Bess to Edgar G. Fent on Wednesday evening November 25 at 6 o clock at the bride’s parents home. Other notes include visitors and trips involving residents such as Fred Bragg, John Abrahamson, Mrs. Carl Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rowe and Miss Fannie Henderson, Della Curran and Mrs. Margaret Smith, John Bonner, T. D. Wilson, and M. Ochiltree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bragg
Monmouth
C. S. Marshall
Bess
Edgar G. Fent
John Abrahamson
Joliet
Carl Hartman
Washington
J. McClanahan
A. H. Rowe
Fannie Henderson
California
Della Curran
Newton
Margaret Smith
John Bonner
Panora
T. D. Wilson
M. Ochiltree
Wapello
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Garfield
McKee & Bliven
James Lockwood
Demorest Avenue
Sampson Street
Charles Dietrick
Dubuque
Fred Lemke
Caroline Waide
Creston
George Wecht
Regina Liebbe
Roselawn Avenue
Ida Grosjean
Letts
Kodol
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Werest Liblhriy
Charlie Kershner
Louise Franklin
Fast Mail
Charlie Cope
Tipton
J. E. Bartley
R. H. Chase
W. M. Long
Fifth Street
West Liberty
Herbert Co. Childs
Margaret Sellers
Moulton
Sellers
Beatrice
Childs
Margaret Flannagan
Julius Honke
Atalissa
John Neubaur
Eva Buckman
E. F. Schall
Iowa
Will Nichols
Ida Morris
E. Ady
Columbus Street
George Chase
Grundy Center
Henry Ady
Boulder
Col
James Stoops
C. A. Aplin
Paul
Ames
J. R. Hanley
Joe R. Hanley
L. Dubois
P. C. Peyton
Guy Manatt
John Dewalt
Frank Mitchell
Bonaparte, In
Vernon Watters
H. B. Watters
Rocky Mountain Limited
Tampa
Fla
Wakefield
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Foster
Old Clipton
Dr. D. Jayne
D. Jayne
Alifgrnia Fic Syrup Co
Cook, Musser & Co. State Bank
M. Musser
Ed. C. Cook
S. B. Cook
E. P, Day
East Second Street
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