Cake sale nets twenty two dollars for Mulford church
The Ladies Aid society of Mulford Congregational church held a sale at George Ellman grocery on West Second street raising over twenty two dollars. The event inspired plans for another sale in a few weeks and the sale report will be given at Wednesday’s meeting.
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Muscatine
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mulford Congregational Church
George Ellman
West Second Street
Borgstadt’s
Bertha Borgstadt
House Street
Borgstadt
Mae Richley
Ruby Spence
Mirle Easterly
Lean Zeng
Goldie van Duren
Freda Baker
Louise Schaeffer
James Talley
New Boston, Il
South Muscatine
Fredonia
Island Ghy Club Plans Fast Boat Rivalry on Mississippi
Rock Island boatman Edward Brien has drafted plans for a forty foot sixteen cylinder aluminum motor launch and seeks Rock Island launches club backing. Ernest Corsepius of Fort Madison, owner of Minnie C II, to field a new 190 horsepower racing craft inspired by his current flyer. Corsepius remains a prominent figure in motor boat circles as he eyes fastest boat status and rivals the Dixie II champion.
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Ernest Corsepius
Fort Madison
Mississippi River
Island City Boating Association
Rock Island
Edward Brien
Minnie C
E. Corsepius
Waters
Corsepius
Dixie II
Large Muscatine Crowd Attends Haywood Lecture in Davenport
A substantial Muscatine contingent led by Lee W. Lange attended the William Haywood lecture at Suburban Park in Davenport on Sunday afternoon. The rally drew a large, successful turnout from the area.
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Muscatine
Davenport
William Haywood
Suburban Park
Lee W. Lange
Skating Halted on Muscatine Slough This Winter
Muscatine residents learn skating on the slough is canceled due to drainage work and falling water levels. Contractors cut the bar at the upper end, leaving the slough about four feet deep as of now.
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Muscatine
Muscatine Slough
Musserville
Clarence
Republic Metal Ware Company
H. A. Davis
Davenport
George McAvoy
Sampson Street
Joseph Gartmeyer
Grandview Avenue
May McGavisky
West Liberty
W. O. Spears
St. Cloud
Minn
Atalissa
James Lathe
Lindon
Ill
Grace Mitchell
Mae O’harrow
Near Nichols
South Muscatine
Elmer Gray
Columbus Hotel
Columbus Junction
Root Juice touted as miracle cure arrives in Ottumwa
A traveling visitor reports Sargents Drug Store selling Root Juice claimed to cure stomach bowels liver kidneys indigestion constipation rheumatism and nervous weakness. The remedy, priced at 1 per bottle or three for 2.50, is set to appear at A W Morgans Drug Store at 9 am Saturday drawing crowds.
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Ottumwa
Sargents Drug Store
A. W. Morgan
Funeral service for Mrs. John Kobes held inland
Funeral services for the late Mrs. John Kobes of Lucas street were conducted this afternoon by Rev. Menning of the Dutch Reformed church. Pallbearers named were Jacob Brokema Henry Sywassink Benjamin Sywassink Fred Vanderploeg John Van Gent and John Te Strake. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kobes
Lucas Street
Menning
Dutch Reformed Church
Jacob Brokema
Henry
Benjamin Sywassink
Fred Vanderploeg
John van Gent
John Te Strake
Greenwood Cemetery
Ladies Suits and Coats Fall and Winter Line
The advertisement showcases fall and winter ladies suits and coats praised for artistic lines design and workmanship. It guarantees faultless fit and correct style with materials that speak for themselves. Suits range 10 to 30 dollars Coats 5 to 35 dollars.
Family returns from Philadelphia music study trip
Dr. E. B. Fulham and his two daughters Misses Hortense and Gertrude traveled to Philadelphia to enter a conservatory of music. They arrived home today after spending several days with friends and relatives during their fort.
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E. B. Fulham
Hortense
Gertrude
Philadelphia
Conservatory of Music
Fort
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Mulford Ladies
Island Ghy Club
Will
Minnie C. I Soon
Ing Hlindisans
All
Miss Ryan
Mrs. J. Kobes
Greenwood
Jersey
Mentor Union
Wool Union
Garpants
Madras
Perease
Ferguson McKinney
Bi Ah Denei
Lae
Poe
Ballerson Stores
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