Marguerite Hinkle Hosts Birthday Party
Little Marguerite Hinkle five celebrates with a Monday party for about 22 friends at 608 East Fifth Street. Guests include Clara Morgan Nellie Dora Helen Ruffner Blanche Will and many others. The groom, a Muscatine business leader from Umschied & Seiler, plans to move into a new home at the corner of 1th and lowa avenue after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Hinkle
F. H. Hinkle
East Fifth Street
Clara Morgan
Nellie Dora
Helen Ruffner
Blanche Will
Grace Johnson
Lydia Hoopes
Mildred Godfrey
Hazel Kern
Mildred Will
Gertrude Davidson
Gertrude Fuller
Arthur Eversmeyer
Paul Townsley
Carl Bartemeier
Earl Thomson
Carrie Thompson
Hermie Bierman
Laura Franklin
True Miller
Ara Will
Marguerite Will
St. Luke’s Hospital
Davenport
Umschied & Seiler
Muscatine
1Th
Lowa Avenue
Pleasant Leafy Knoll party and local wedding story
A gathering at Leafy Knoll hosted by Mr and Mrs W L Shellabarger featured music games and a hostess read paper by Ida Altekruse and Leola Lee. Elizabeth Carr wed Edward E Seiler at the bride’s Lake Township home with Rev Joseph N Elliot officiating and Robert Seiler playing the march. they departed for Des Moines and Winterset for a two to three week honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Allie
Irene
Eva Chapman
Janette Lee
Leora Reddick
Mary McKillip
Neva Norris
Cecil Stephens
Anna Healey
Nellie Abbott
Elizabeth Carr
Lake Township
Edward E. Seiler
Joseph N. Elliot
Presbyterian Church
Elliott
Robert Seiler
Wilton
Des Moines
Winterset
Postum Coffee Converts Piney Creek Woman to Stomach Relief
A Piney Creek Maryland woman describes severe stomach trouble following nervous prostration and coffee. After doctors approved Postum Food Coffee, she and her parents report improved digestion, appetite, and strength, with coffee abandoned in favor of Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Creek
Mamma
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Aquatic Club Hosts Gridiron Themed Picnic At Mackey Cottage
The Aquatic club held its fortnightly picnic at Philip Mackey’s summer home. Guests enjoyed an October fire, beef broiled on coals, mocha, and a grand table. After dinner the party danced, played games, and shared stories as a festive gathering. Also noted is a marriage in New Boston to Jay M. Finch and Edith J. Hodgson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Mackey
Iowa
Tlinois
Jack Frost
Mme. Mackey
Mr. Mackey
Geo. M. Titus
Eugene Field
Bend
Rebecca Ladies Honor Mrs. Miller Before Move
About sixty Rebeccas surprised Mrs. Charles A. Miller at the Scheetz home 406 E. Ath street with a farewell party as she and husband move to Ft. Madison. They will leave Friday night and furniture was moved out. Mrs. Miller received a Rebecca pin. The Millers have lived in the city two years with Mr. Miller in charge of the Gunzenhauser machine shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Miller
Geo. B. Scheetz
E. Ath Street
Rebeccas
Ft. Madison
Scheetz
Miller
Rebecca Pin
Mrs. Miller
Gunzenhauser
Wedding of Ledrow Schroe der and Anna Bronner Tonight
Ledrow F. Schroe der and Miss Anna M. Bronner wed at 7 30 this evening in the Bronner residence 958 Maiden Lane. Rev C L Stafford of the First M E church will perform the ceremony in a quiet family affair with relatives and intimate friends present. The couple, well known in the city, plan a California honeymoon and may settle in that state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay M. Finch
Edith J. Hodgson
New Boston
Ill
Ledrow F. Schroeder
Anna M. Bronner
Wm. P. Bronner
Maiden Lane
California
Surprise Visit From Friends At Keck lerville
Miss Lene Becker of Keck lerville welcomed about 50 of her young friends yesterday evening. They gathered uninvited for a round of social pastime and good cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lene Becker
Kecklerville
Rathbone Sisters Dance At Old Armory Hall
The Rathbone Sisters hosted a sequence of dances to strong attendance last night at the old armory hall with about 200 people present. The floor was in excellent shape and the music was among the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbone
Old Armory Hall
Willing Workers Hold Afternoon Sewing Meeting
The Willing Workers meet this afternoon from 2 to 5 30 at Mrs Mollie Wiles home 513 East Seventh Street. The session focuses on sewing with refresh ments served by Mrs Wiles about 5 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Wiles
East Seventh Street
Justice Parlor Hearing Noted in Howe Building
A Wednesday afternoon session began at 2 30 in the justice parlors of H S Howe, opening a local legal discussion described by the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Howe
Mar
City News Items and Local Socials
City readers note visits and travel as residents ride the Firefly to Davenport and around town. Mrs Ira Snyder of Letts called on friends and shopped, while Miss Martha Hyink planned a Sunday at Mrs Howard Hackett’s home. DeMolay Commandery No 1 K T announces a 730 PM meeting and the Independent Club invites ladies to a Thursday afternoon gathering on Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Snyder
Letts
Martha Hyink
Davenport
Howard Hackett
Independent Club
U. A. Reinickie
Sixth Street
Firemen Prize Donation for City Fire Service
A $100 check from John H. Kaiser president of South Muscatine Lumber Co was received by Chief Neibert to be shared among city fire companies that aided at the box factory fire last month. Kaiser praised the department for prompt effective service and warned the wind could have caused greater damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kaiser
John H. Kaiser
South Muscatine Lumber Company
Chief Neibert
Mr. Kaiser
Neibert
Fire Department
Muscatine
Ladies Host Chicken Pie Supper at Church Parlors
The United Brethren church ladies held a chicken pie supper at the church parLors on Sixth and Mulberry streets. A large crowd attended and a good sum was raised for the treasury, marking the event a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Brethren Church
Sixth and Mulberry Streets
Treasury
Mother's Club Holds Pleasant Afternoon Meeting
The regular meeting was held at the home of Mr and Mrs C A Coldren on East Hill this afternoon from 3 to 4 30. Pleasant weather brought a large attendance and an interesting and instructive program had been prepared for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Club
Police Court News Details Saloon Brawl and Multiple Arrests
Last night a brawl at Tom Morgan's saloon led to arrests and jail time. Mor gan paid fines for disturbing the peace and carrying a concealed weapon. Rosa Weart, intoxicated in a South Muscatine lumber yard, had costs and days in jail suspended on good behavior. John Bergin received five days for intoxication and Sam Ryan ten days for the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace
Tom Morgan
East End
Harry Morgan
John Morgan
Morgan
Hudson
Billings
Rosa Weart
South Muscatine
Justice Eversmeyer
John Bergin
Justice of the Peace
Howe
Sam Ryan
Molineaux Trial Begins for Kate Adams Murder Case
The second trial of Roland Molineaux opened in New York on October 15. Prosecutors seek a verdict in the Kate Adams murder case while a jury is anticipated to be selected after about a week or more of proceedings.
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New York
Roland Molineaux
Kate Adams
Melbin W. Goodhue Dies in Portland Dies in Portland Oregon
Telegram reports Melbin W. Goodhue died this morning in Portland Oregon. Funeral time to be announced later.
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Melbin W. Goodhue
Portland
Ore
Court house notes reveal mortgage foreclosure and unsettled debts
John son County Savings Bank of Iowa City files against James and Barbara Kozzisheck claiming 1,985.00 due on a promissory note with mortgage on a farm near Adams station seeking foreclosure. Daniel O’Brien sues Christopher and Patrick Harrigan for 70.00 from a hay sale with costs. Wills of Frank Wirtz and Johann Joens probated. Anton Busch and Sophia Joens named executors and administrators with bonds set. Annie R Walker will admitted with Loring Brooke as executor trustee without bond.
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Johnson County Savings Bank of
Iowa City
James
Barbara Kozzisheck
Adams Station
Daniel O’brien
Christopher
Patrick Harrigan
Frank Wirtz
Anton Busch
Johann Joens
Sophia Joens
Johanis Joens
Valuable Library Gift From Musser Auditorium Event
The Woman's Federation of Clubs sold all seats for the P. M. Musser library auditorium lecture series. Dr. MacLean impressed the audience, and the federation plans to present a $325 grand piano cabinet to the library at the next entertainment on October 21, with Dr. MacBride's History of a Tree on November 4 and Miss Robertson in charge of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Federation of Clubs
P. M. Musser
Muscatine
MacLean
Farm for rent 122 acres near town with timber and pasture
Farm for rent consisting of 122 acres located 814 miles from town with good improvements and timber. Hog pasture noted. For inquiries contact BE. O. Burnside at 300 E. 2d St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Burnside
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Colorado
Muscatine Business College
Iona Ave
Third Street
K. T
A. Welk
Police Court News
Molineaux
W. F. Miksch
Oregon St
Court House Notes
Temple of Justice
Annie R Walker
Loring Brooke
Signor Eugenio Sorrentino
Sorrentino
Ohie
Banda Rossa
Denver
OPERA
Koeckeritz & Wagner
Proprietors
Hershey State Bank
D. McCurdy
Eaco Flour
East Second St. Grocery
F. Second St
Samuels Bros
East 2Nd St
Charles E. Crow
S.S. Still College of Osteopathy
Crow
Second Street
S.g.&p. Stein Furniture Co
Our
Mense
West Second Street
Leysen
Barnard’s Model Laundry
Sycamore St
Mira Hershey Lumber CO
Hershey Lumber Company
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