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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1902

Page

9

Republicans Renominate Township Officers at City Hall

The township Republican convention renominated the current officers for assessor David Vanatta clerk J E Coe trustee J B Mark and justices of the peace H S Howe and F W Eversmeyer plus constables J A McCormack and Luther M Woods. Ballots chosen on disputed posts produced majorities. convention adjourned amid praise for past service and strong ticket. The piece notes upcoming football practice and a teachers association meeting with athletic aims.

David Vanatta Por Ees Dae J. E. Coe Tess Ones J. B. Mark Justice Peace F. W. Eversmeyer H. S. Howe Luther M. Woods J. A. McCormack William van Zyl R. W. Leverich Third Ward John W. McKee John M. Kemble G. M. Titus David Vanatta Vanatta Howe Liuther M. Woods John Duncan ETON Uisiekes Ba Vtanes

High School Notes From The Picnic At Wild Cat's Den

The senior class enjoyed a Thursday picnic at Wild Cat's Den, with the German class set to study Hoher als die Kirche. The high school orchestra rehearsed on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the chorus on Tuesday and Thursday. They provided music for the teachers' association as athletic groups adopted a new constitution and by laws. Several girls stayed after, showing interest in basketball.

Wild Cat’s den Teachers’ Association The Athletic Association

Transfers of Real Estate in Muscatine Oct 10 1902

Transfers listed by Titus and Jackson for the week ending Oct 10 1902 include Margaret M. Denison selling lot 9 block 10 Ogilvie's add to Muscatine for 205000. Jno Hoffman and wife to Geo Dant land in sections 26 25 and parts of lots 13 14 in Lillibridge S D to Muscatine. Jetta Black widow to Ida and Helen Black lot 13 block 39 in an Ogilvie addition. Justice Grady and wife to Ida Rockeschel part of lot 11 Woodlawn add and Park Place add to Muscatine. Eastern Iowa Building and Loan to F R McCune et ux lot 2 block 17 Oak Park add to Muscatine.

Titus & Jackson Margaret M. Denison Claus Humlandt Ogilvie Muscatine F. R. McCune Iowa Bidg & Loan Bik Oak Park WOR SADC Asxees Jno. H. Hoffman Et Ux Geo. Dant Lillibridge S. D Mus Jetta Black Ida Helen Black Justis Grady Ida Rockeschel Woodlawn Park Place James F. Stoops Joseph Bodham West Liberty City of Conklin Oak Ellen Nora Terry Co. A. Mull James Butterfield Garrett Wiggers Silas Johnson Wilson J. W. Rumme Ts Rider Wil- Saerre M. van Lent Chester Lillibridge Jno H. Hoffman Geo. Park Chasteen Wilton Bartlett Ls. D O. L John Gibson Wid Mathias M. Norris S. TD James Atwillet Jacob Zimmerman John van Lent Marof O

Vote for a Flag and Property Transfers in Iowa 1902

A historically dense clipping lists numerous land transfers in Oak Park West Liberty Muscatine and Butterfield add to Wilton and Wilton deeding parcels to J H Hoffman and Geo Park. It also notes a Des Moines Tippecanoe Club announcement awarding a banner to Davis county and a silk flag to Dubuque county for Republican gains in the 1902 election.

Des Moines Iowa Tippecanoe Club Dubuque County Davis William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Dubuque Polk Col. Jam A. Moore Lavis Roosevelt

Wapello News Roundup Includes Weddings, Sports, and Local News

A Wapello widow faces a one dollar value tax plus nine dollars for dogs per auditor records. Invitations go out for the October 22 1902 wedding of Miss Mabel Arnold and Edwin K Hurley in Mt Pleasant. A Wapello Horse Thief Detective Association meeting is set for October 18 1902. Morning Sun and Wapello high schools football clash at fair grounds this afternoon. Veterans from Louisa County attend Letts reunion. Wm L Brown sells lumber yard and moves to Indianapolis. Presbyterian Mite Society meets October 14 at Mrs George Foot home with Mrs J B Garrett assisting.

Wapello Mabel Arnold Edwin K. Hurley Columbus Arnold Mt. Pleasant Iowa Wapello Horse Thief Detective Association Arthur Springer Davison Morning Sun Wapello High Schools Letts Union of the Louisa County Veterans Association Wm. L. Brown Fred Keck Indianapolis Indiana Mite Society The Presbyterian Church George Foot J. B. Garrett

Disturbances Reported at Bolger Farm Home

William Bolger of Wilton vicinity reports repeated nighttime vandalism including a hit on his house, gate destruction, and theft of barb wire and minor items. He believes suspects exist but plans no immediate action.

Wm. Bolger Wilton Journal Office

Iowa Central Rail Tickets Offer to Bona Fide Landseekers

Iowa Central railway will sell tickets to bona fide landseekers at one fare plus $2.00 for points in homeseekers territory in Minnesota and North Dakota on any Tuesday. Tickets are valid for 21 days. For more details contact Iowa Central ticket agents.

Iowa Central Railway Minnesota North Dakota Iowa Central

Columbus Junction notices and local updates Oct 10

Local items report new horse barns planned south of Louisa County National Bank in Columbus Junction, with progress on street improvements and arrivals of visitors. Community notes include travels, plays in Muscatine, farm activity, a possible new industry at the depot, a gun stock factory rumor, petty theft reports, church events, and family visits across Sweetland Sunflower Ridge and nearby towns.

Columbus Junction Louisa County National Bank T. H. Grubb Des Moines Harry Robertson Tonica Salmon & Darrow W. A. Carr Marie Frank Willey Dr. Gay Muscatine Cyril Carpenter West Hill W. M. Welton J. C. Mitten H. M. Leits Burlington

Berry Golden Wedding Celebration At Amish Iowa Home

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Berry twelve miles west of Amish Iowa county celebrated their golden wedding on Tuesday October 7. The couple’s seven children five of them married and thirteen grandchildren attended along with nearly a hundred old neighbors and friends.

Sunflower Ridge Iowa Lulu Volgar Muscatine August Heuke George Grimm Wunder Loranz George Brie Co. E Pleasant Prairie Baker Blue Grass Frank Brummel Fred Grimm Frank M. Berry Here Iowa County

New Baby Girl Born in Moscow Home

Moscow Iowa welcomes a baby girl to Dan Smith's home as mother and child recover well. University of Iowa students John Teufel and Lauren Henderson returned home Sunday for a brief visit with family.

Moscow Dan Smith John Teufel Lauren Henderson Iowa University

Old People's Day Postponed. Revivals Begin Oct 13

Oak Grove note announces Old People’s Day postponed to later. Rev. Clapp to hold revivals at Spangler's Chapel starting Monday evening Oct. 13. Ailing Myrtle Shoemaker is reported ill. Bessie Workman returns home. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Merdink welcome a baby girl. Sunday school 2 pm, sermon 3 pm, league 7:30 pm. Mrs. Foster, who was called here.

Oak Grove Clapp Spangler’s Chapel Myrtle Geo. Shoemaker Bessie Workman John John Parks Ben Merdink Foster

Derby Family Plans Event In Yankee Hollow

Yankee Hollow report notes Mr C W Derby Mrs Abbie Derby and Mrs C W Derby preparing a local gathering on October 11 with family relatives and neighbors expected to attend.

Yankee Hollow C. W. Derby Abbie der

Riverside notes on visits construction and farm losses

Morris Younkin and wife arrived from Missouri to visit and conduct business. E Nicola and wife returned from a 20 day Nebraska trip. Three teams haul sand for shipment to other towns. John Blecha builds a new barn. A brick addition rises at the Hotel Riverside. Hog losses from disease affect farmers eight miles south. Three covered wagons camped near the river bridge last night.

Riverside Morris Younkin Missouri E. Nicola Nebraska John Blecha Here

Reeder Sets Golf Mark With 91 In Geneva Club Final

The Geneva Golf and Country Club final drew eight entries with Robt L Thompson 106 41 65 and Geo Reeder 91 17 74. Reeder’s 91, three strokes better than last season’s best, heads a day of ideal weather, large turnout, and social events at the clubhouse.

Geneva Golf and Country Club Robt L. Thompson Walter Molis Geo. Reeder Chas. P. Jackson Ies Ee Iena Reeder C. P. Jackson Squirrell Molis

Jayne Family Biennial Reunion Noted At Underwood Home

The Jayne family held its biennial reunion Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Underwood in Lone Tree. Five brothers and two sisters appear in a photo, with an average age of 74. several members live in Nebraska, New York, and Iowa, and illness kept B. G. Jayne from attending.

Lone Tree Muscatine Jayne A. E. Underwood B. G. Jayne New York William Jayne America Union John W. Jayne W. H. Jayne Axtell Neb Henry D. Jayne Holdridge Justus F. Jayne New York City C. C. Underwood Emily J. Robison

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