Sadie Brier 14 Dies After Diphtheria and Quinsy
Sadie Brier aged 14 of 1205 Grandview avenue died last evening at 8 from quinsy following a diphtheria illness in the summer. Funeral Sunday afternoon from the family residence, Greenwood Cemetery interment. Also notes bridge closure for dredging and local society items from Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Brier
Grandview Avenue
John Brier
Greenwood Cemetery
Four Mile Bridge
Holliday
Charles Holliday
J. C. Coster
A. S. Wintermute
South
Muscatine
Local Socialists Organize New Branch in Muscatine
The South Muscatine Branch of the Iowa Socialists Party is organized at the party headquarters. A meeting will be held next Tuesday at Lee Rainbow’s home to elect officers. S Baker of Canton Ill will speak this evening at B Law Grocery Stewart road. Several residents arrive or depart for visits and improvements noted around Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Muscatine
Iowa Socialists Party
Socialists
Lee Rainbow
Demorest Avenue
S. Baker
Canton
Ill
B. Law
Stewart Road
Social Roundup in Columbus Junction and Nearby
Mrs. F. M. Mossberry hosted an evening social with friends. S Schooley left to care for sick brother John W. Oats in Iowa City. J A Sprague and daughter Evelyn, with Mrs. Brooks, traveled to Lawrence Kansas for winter with her daughter Mrs. J. E. Teeter. Mrs. Alex Randolph remains ill with typhoid. Dora Dickey returned from Illinois visit. Mrs. Henry Leonhard visited Davenport. R J Diehl and the Sehlunz boys returned from South Dakota. A E Spaulding of Ainsworth attended a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
F. M. Mossberry
S. Schooley
John W. Oats
Iowa City
J. A. Sprague
Evelyn
Lawrence
Kansas
Brooks
J. E. Teeter
Alex Randolph
Columbus
City
Dora Dickey
D. O. Loy
Illinois
Henry Leonhard
Davenport
Muscatine
R. J. Diehl
Sehlunz
South Dakota
Richard Cotter
Jennie
A. E. Spaulding
Ainsworth
J. W. Oats
Kremer
Wapello
D. R. Hughes
Cotter
Welsh Congregational Church
A. Carpenter
Dakota
Orick Anderson
Minnesota
O. G. Orcutt
Baby Charles
Agency
Iowa
Ella McSweeny
Columbus City
R. A. Hutton
Will
St. Paul
Minn
Jacob Wren
Sheridan
Wyoming
Fred Schlunz
Will Schlunz
John Summerville
Cora
Moline
Ill
Earl Summerville
Lillian Owen
Union Township
Spurgeon
Mr. Summerville
The Great Root Judge Arrives for Demonstrations
Reports tout a miracle Root Juice claimed to cure stomach and kidney ailments and rheumatism. Demonstrations are scheduled to begin Saturday morning at Morgan's drug store with Boyd and the instructor present. Bottles sold at one dollar each, three for two dollars and fifty-nine cents.
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Morgan's
Boyd
Columbus Junction Socials and Obituaries Highlight Busy Week
The Columbus Junction community reports a flurry of visits and travels with residents attending district events in Burlington and Muscatine. A tragic loss marks a Lincoln Nebraska family as they return with the body of their son, Arthur Lysle Shaw, born 1906, who died of whooping cough and pneumonia. Funeral and burial arrangements are noted, with sympathy extended to the bereaved family.
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Columbus Junction
M. J. Shaw
Allie Albaugh
Lincoln
Neb
Shaw
Eva Fulton
Cc. M. Fulton
Fulton
Columbus City
Calvin Foster
the Reformed Church
Arthur Lysle Shaw
Iowa
Stop coughs and lung ills with Dr King’s New Discovery
An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for weak lungs sore throats and coughs. It claims a remedy for lung hemorrhage and lists prices of 50 cents and 1.00 at Havercamy's Prescription Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Havercamy
Local Social Notes From Laurel Hill and Vicinity
Dr and Mrs D E Smith and Mr and Mrs Thomas Raynor of Wilton visited Laurel Hill friends. John Brugman attended to business in West Liberty. Otis Nelson of Durant and Chas Bailey hosted Sunday visitors. C Brumbaugh of Wilton spent Friday nearby. Fick and son of Muscatine visited Chris Fick. Grandpa Bryant left Friday for Otumwa for an extended relatives visit. Eugene Lenker of Cedar County was in the area Monday. C Klebey went to Muscatine on
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Hill
D. E. Smith
Thomas Raynor
Wilton
John Brugman
West Liberty
Otis Nelson
Durant
Chas. Bailey
C. Brumbaugh
Claus Fick and Son
Muscatine
Chris. Fick
Grandpa Bryant
Otumwa
Eugene Lenker
Cedar County
C. Klebey
Local Visits and Business On Wednesday and Weekend Guests
L. S. Penrose of the Baker Remedy company transacted business with local residents on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Nangler returned to Wilton Sunday after visiting the Boot family, as George and Lee Watham were noted nearby during the weekend.
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Barney Nangler
Wilton
Thomas Boot
George and
Lee Watham
Near
Local residents share visits and minor misfortunes
Durant and Ed Watham visit relatives while Jordinand Harder suffers a severe injury on a fodder binder as his right arm is torn from the socket. Others, including C. P. Teeple, Henry and Frank Angerer, and Miss Minnie Te Strake, are seen in nearby towns visiting, repairing windmills, or handling errands with friends and family.
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Atalssa
C. Jasperson
Henry Schaeffer
Sweetland Center
Fordounge
Maude Watham
Alpha McClan
Wilton
J. KE. Hebersling
Atalissa
Heberling Medicine Company
Wm. Fowler
C. Bailey
Henry
Frank Angerer
Moscow
Minnie Te Strake
Sweetland
Myrtle Fulton
W. J. Blanchard
James Mullen
Lou Kaofer
West Liberty
Geo. Angerer
New Life Pills Advertise Quick Relief for Bowel Trouble
Frightful fear of appendicitis prompts sale of Dr. King's New Life Pills at Havercamp's Prescription Drug. Advertises quick relief and a 25 cent guarantee.
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Dr. King
Havercamp’s
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South End
W. Priester
Missouri
George W W. Knapp
Mt. Pleasant
Richard Crone
Near Fruitland
O. Frick
William Zaehringer
B. Law's
Harry Nauman
Harry Rodgers
Latham Street
Edgar H. Miller
Kansas City
S. M. Miller
Harry Miller
J. Diercks
Bismarck Street
Evans Street
Thomas Buckles
Sampson Street
Henry Todd
Urbana
Tfl
Ida Green
Harry Young
Summit
Edward Anson
O. Pynett
I. P. Johnson
Fred Miller
Oskaloosa
Kemper Avenue
Young Men’s Clothes
Ederheimer, Stein & Co., Makers
Anson Clothing CO. “Home of Good Clothing
Ating
Morgan
Monarch
Thompson Bros. Co
Ing
Chautauqua
F. L. Dirrow
C. J. McWilliams
Mary Carpenter
Albert McCullough
Ray
Neva
Nichols
McCullough
Fred Coutts
Chicago
Norma
J. T. Kinmonth
Washington
Leon Thompson
Thompson
Bellevue Hospital
Ruth Brown
A. H. Parsons
Maude
W. H. Tedford
Christaan Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Gale
The
Columbus Chautauqua
E. B. Tucker
Burlington
R. J. Reaney
W. E. Whetstine
Ed. Hicklin
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Methodist Church
W. L. Curtis
J. B. Johnston
F. L. Darrow
J. J. Duncan
the People’s Meat Market
L. S. Penrose
West Branch
Baker Remedy Company
David Bogard
Better Merchandise
C.a.giesenhaus
California
Kohr
Pillsbury
the New Shoe Store
Titus Loan & Investment CO
Iowa Avenue
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