West Liberty social notes include many local visits
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McMillen hosted a Sunday dinner with relatives. Numerous residents and visitors travel through West Liberty for visits in Muscatine Atalissa Downey Iowa City and Colarado.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1908
Page
6
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McMillen hosted a Sunday dinner with relatives. Numerous residents and visitors travel through West Liberty for visits in Muscatine Atalissa Downey Iowa City and Colarado.
S B Rhodes died Sunday at Muscatine county hospital after a lingering illness. He suffered a stroke of paralysis about eight years earlier and had been failing in health since. Born August 10 1837 in Lewiston Pennsylvania he moved to Muscatine with his mother and sister in 1855 and married Carrie Purcell in 1863.
When cane seated chairs are shabby and lose elasticity they can be restored by turning up the seat and washing the cane with hot suds made from Gold Dust Washing powder dissolved in water. Apply the suds with a sponge until the cane is soaked and air dry. Willow and rush furniture may be cleaned the same way.
An obituary notes the death on January 22 1904 with three sons born to the union. only J B Rhodes of Raymond Washington survives. A sister Mrs Ed Henniker mourns the loss. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 9 30 am with interment in Melpine cemetery.
Rev. Light spoke on faith in God at the YWCA vesper service with Mrs. St John and the YWCA quartet providing music. About twenty five stayed for social tea. Bible talks begin Wednesday at 3 50 in the Congregational church with Mr C M Ellin wood praised. Fellowship club meets Tuesday. new members invited.
Four hundred feet of water mains are being laid on Willow street off Park avenue by the Muscatine City Water Works to improve fire protection in the area. Residents welcome the upgrade. East Hill Briefs report on local happenings and community notes.
Readers are urged to buy Pape's Diapepesia for fifty cents to quickly fix stomach fermentation. The ad claims the product turns every bite into nourishment within minutes, reducing heartburn, belching, gas, and nausea by aiding digestion without heavy reliance on the stomach.
N F Sturgess addressed a men’s meeting at the Family Theatre describing his experiences among shepherds in the Holy Land. He linked Psalm 23 to Lord as the Great Shepherd, noted entry through Jesus, and highlighted a strong musical program led by George Chase with performances by the High School Quartet.
An ad-like piece extols stomach health and warns against poor diet, claiming gastric juice imbalance harms digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy that digests food with one grain per dose, claims broad usage by 40,000 physicians, and offers a free trial package from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
An advertisement claims Dr. Hale's Household Ointment removes irritations stops itching and cures long standing skin diseases. Sold at drug stores for 25 cents or direct from Kenyon & Thomas Adams New York.
Residents may submit up to five names for a local addition in Muscatine. Entries must be sealed and addressed to Wallace & Gates at 224 W 2nd, Muscatine Ia. Eligible names must be new to Muscatine additions and submitted between November 12 at 9 am and November 17 at 6 pm. The winner is decided by a committee of three prominent men.
The notice calls for business and professional people, their families and students to join a city wide contest. The winner earns a substantial cash addition or a generous credit toward the price of prime residential property in the city.
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