Morgridge and Norton Oculist and Physician Listing
Morgridge oculist and consulting physician Norton G Morgridge with Dr Horton physician and surgeon. Office hours 9 to 12 a m 2 to 5 p m 7 to p m. Both telephones 135. Office 208 Iowa Avenue Residence 315 West Fourth Street Muscatine Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Morgridge
Ww. S. Horton
Otice
Iowa Avenue
West Fourth Street
Muscatine
Iowa
T. R. Fitzgerald
LAW, Loan and Collection
Hershey State Bank
Lowa Avenue
Second Street
Lowa
Fraternal Lodges and Chapters Schedule in Muscatine
Local lodge announcements list meetings for IOwn Lodge Miriam Lodge Prairie Encampment Muscatine Lodge Muscatine Camp Bend City Lodge Wyoming Lodge Eagle Lodge American Yeomen Muscatine Homestead No 336 and related officers. Meetings occur on various Mondays Fridays and Wednesdays at halls on Second Cedar and Iowa avenues with entries by W C CLay Kneele J H Cosgrov G W Coverston and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Lodge
D. of R
Prairie Encampment
Muscatine Lodge
Speer
Cedar
Cedar Street
Grandma's Day Women and Health Obsession
In nostalgic contrast to Grandma's Day, a modern woman bears house duties plus added burdens. The piece warns of weakened health and targets delicate organs, recommending Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. A Kentucky testimony from Mrs Emma Richardson claims recovery after four bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Emma Richardson
Goss, Wayne Co
Dr. Pierce
Muscatine Neighbors Chronicle Quiet Fall Harvest Notes
Gleanings from Rural Districts reports a busy period with local social and political activities. Notables include the B. C. R. N. team playing doubleheaders, a self playing piano purchased by John Luette, and 40 Wilton ladies visiting Mrs. Libbie Leimkuehler for a social evening. Estate matters involve Chas. Schulte under state inheritance tax. The Republican caucus nominated a strong ticket. Senator Dolliver drew local interest as townspeople traveled to Muscatine. Private visits show Mrs. Carrie Overmann and Edna visiting Warren Christian. Haine moves into James Slater residence, and corn husking dominates town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Libbie Leimkuehler
Mr. Evans
West Liberty
Sam Cohn
Muscatine
Alf. Tunison
Sweetland
Chas. Schulte
W. Davidson
J. E. Parker
Dolliver
Carrie Overmann
Wellman
Iowa
Edna
Warren Christian
S. Haine
James Slater
Edna Myers
Rock Island
C. Schwin
Davenport
Local Notables Attend Evening Activities Across Town
Tuesday drew many listeners for Mr. Bryan and Mr. McKinley via Geo Basley’s graph phone at the city restaurant. High school pupils plan a supper at Shellabarger’s hall to fund an organ for the school. various residents and visitors are noted at multiple addresses with weddings, travel, and home projects shaping a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mr. McKinley
Geo. Basley
Shellabargers Hall
Henry Masonholder
Cedar Township
W. G. Shellabarger
Stockton Notes and Local Happenings from the Week
Frank Adams captured a railroad animal described as ground hog or badger after digging a second St Gothard tunnel and gave it to Fred Langfeldt as a pet. Dr. Frank returned from Kansas City and Edith Stryker, of Buffalo, stayed with Mrs. F. The Nolo meeting Tuesday evening was a big success with Mr. Lawrence delivering a strong business talk. The article remarks on political cartoons showing Abraham Lincoln in Democratic papers and a weather update ends the section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adams
Frank
St. Gothard’s
Fred Langfeldt
Abraham Lincoln
Leonard Schlankohl
Leonard
Times
Kansas City
Edith Stryker
Buffalo
West Liberty Soldier Reunion and Local Visits
John Feaster attended a soldier’s reunion at West Liberty last Thursday with his wife accompanying him to Wilton. Rev. Crull of Sweetland Center preached a strong sermon Sunday evening. A Republican rally in Muscatine drew many locals. Several Ips residents spent time visiting relatives in James Hume’s family and nearby towns. Miscellaneous notes list arrivals, visits, and social calls among residents, with several moving or returning home to Macomb and Illinois City.
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John Feaster
West Liberty
Wilton
Crull
Sweetland Center
Muscatine
Robert Waner
Joe Keck
James Humes
Atalisr
John Ireland
King
James Hume
W. E. Thompson
Macomb
Jno
Dollman
A. J. Allen
Jess Franklin
John Brunson
Jackson County
Emma Reeves
Illinois City
Mae McEvoy
David Nelson
Nichols News and Community Happenings in Our Town
Tuesday evening at Nichols I C O F hosted S A Jarrard and local ladies providing a feast of good things. A six man hunting party headed for the lakes to hunt ducks. We mourn the death of Robert McCurdy who passed October 15 at 3 am. M W A camp joined to initiate six new members. Reform members repaint the church improving its appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
S. A. Jarrard
Daughters of Ketecha
Te Reform
Local Notices From Concord Area Amid Illness And Visits
Mrs Blake remains ill as friends and relatives visit in Concord. Ettie Littrel and family and G Foster pair spend Sunday with the Williams. Lulu Dickey Dora Lowe and Mrs B Lowe seen together. I Wagner and Ina call on sick Mr Blake. Farmers prepare to harvest corn. Simmons assists with Williams housework. Alice Lowe Lena Lowe visit Letts. H Wagner and family spend Sunday in Columbus Junction. Ben Knott ill with typhoid fever. Jerry Wagner buys a new buggy. Masonholder's house progresses. Charney Littrel spends Sunday at home.
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J. Blake
Ettie Littrel
G. Foster
W. Williams
Lulu Dickey
Dora
B. Lowe
I. Wagner
Ina
J. Blake’s
Simmons
W. Willams
Grand Republican rally in Muscatine draws attention
Eld Murdock attended the grand Republican rally at Muscatine on the 12th and met Hon Mr Rumple candidate for Congress. Mrs McCosh and daughter from Davenport are visiting friends. John Ford and brother near the German churches are building new houses. Grandmother Castor improves. her sons Edward and Alfred return to South Dakota. W C Kimball hauled lumber from Andalusia. Andrew Smith and family rent a farm near Fruitland. Mrs Peter Pike of Nebraska visits friends. Eld J O Slyter is engaged in a
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Eld
Murdock
Muscatine
Rumple
McCosh
Davenport
Iowa
John Ford
John
Castor
Edward
Alfred
South Dakota
W. C. Kimball
Andalusia
Andrew Smith
Fruitland
Peter Pike
Nebraska
Denning
J. O. Slyter
Think Hanna Has Horns In Pettigrew Country
In Redfield and Aberdeen crowds greet Hanna as he campaigns in Pettigrew country. Posters claim Hanna bought his Senate seat while Bryan badges adorn schoolboys in the front row. Hanna denounces Bryan and Attgeld amid Republican corruption charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. Dak
Hanna
Pettigrew
Redfield
Cowboys
Senate
Bryan
Attgeld
Northville
Riverside items bring varied market and mishap notes
Riverside reports a cream-hauler's wagon broke requiring a cleanup after 120 inches of cream were spilled. A hog shipment to Chicago and a potato car sale at 45 cents per unit are noted, with Eli Coyner planning a move to Oklahoma after a public sale. Market prices list corn 35/30 cents, oats 20 cents, hogs 4.40 to 4.50, butter 15 cents, eggs 14 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Stotts
Charles Rusby
Chicago
Bouquet
Shilig
Eli Coyner
Frank Vote
Eli
Oklahoma
Fremont Voters urged to register for McKinley support
Founders of the Republican Party should note that all Fremont Republicans who voted for Fremont and expect to back McKinley are asked to leave their names and addresses with the chairman of the Republican County Central committee at Republican headquarters 114 East Second Street. J. W. McKee, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Fremont
McKinley
Republican County Central Committee
Republican
East Second Street
J. W. McKee
College football shows money in the game amid player injuries
The piece notes that college football profits persist even as players suffer frequent blows and head injuries, highlighting the sport’s financial incentives despite safety concerns.
Matrimony for Revenue Ends in Dispute in Detroit
Minnie Horowiltz, shoe store proprietor on Gratiot Avenue with $2400 stock, claims she married Adolph Blumberg to gain control of his Maccabee policy and profit from the business. She alleges he expelled her children from stock, withdrew $40 from her bank, failed to add her to the insurance, paid only $25 salary in six weeks, and intends to sell the stock, leaving her homeless.
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Detroit
Minnie Horowiltz
Fed Gratiot Avenue
Adolph Blumberg
Minnie
Adolph
Blumberg
Disappeared with a Big Stolen Goods Case in Illinois
David Godden, a Mapes farm employee in Edgar County Illinois, vanished October 6 with a horse and buggy. He was captured at Lawrenceville, the rig later recovered after a staged trip to Vincennes to bid farewell to his sweetheart. Godden claims intoxication and seeks clemency from the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoon
Als
David Godden
Alfred Mapes
Edgar County
Mapes
Godden
Lawrenceville
Vincennes
Illinois Union Ex Prisoners of War Hold 21st Reunion
In Normal Illinois the Illinois Association of Union ex Prisoners of War meets for its twenty first annual reunion. From the original 1000 members only about 300 remain alive and many are too feeble to attend. The association is led by President Captain J B Reid of Greenville.
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Normal, Ill
Illinois Association of Union ex-Prisoners of War
J. B. Reid
Greenville
Breakwater blamed for harbor wreck risk at Racine
In Racine Wisconsin on October 18 authorities warn the new government breakwater may cause wrecks as a heavy undertow swirls around the north end into the harbor. During the gale several vessels sought shelter and the undertow nearly drove them into the south pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Beggs German Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
Ad touts Beggs German Salve as fast relief for itching skin and eczema chafing heat rash and other irritations in children. Claims also cure cuts burns scalds and piles urging mothers not to be without it.
Catnip Suggested For Calm Nerves After Election
The fragment notes catnip as a mild soothing remedy for weak nerves after the election. It compares favorably to Oolong and navy plug as a relaxant and sleep aid.
Osteopathy care by Dr Elizabeth Harlan at 212 Linn St Muscatine
Elizabeth Harlan D D graduate of American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Missouri treats all curable diseases of women and children without drugs. Established in Muscatine December 1899 osteopathy gains recognition with many cured after other methods failed. Visit for thorough examination to see if she can help. Office and infirmary at 212 Linn St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Harlan
D. D
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Muscatine
Harlan
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Redman Hal
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M. Ree FE
P Soansom
Sachem
F. Washeurn
Masonic
Iown Lodge
J. Pitcurorts
W. M. Morgan
Hawkele Lodge
Scummer G. Sharnit
F. W. Eversmeyer
Washington
G. A. Riemcke
M. W. OF
Muscatine Camp
Godmen of America
Atew
Frank Gould
W.C. Clay Kneele
Court of Honor
Woodman Hall
M. B.A
Bend City
J. H. CosGrovg
G. W. Coverston
Knights OF
Pythias
Wyoming Lodge
K. of P
K. of P. Hall
J. C. Costner
C. C. H. S. Howe
K. of R
Eagle Lodge
A. O. U. W. Hall
Jon Tillit
M. W. Howe
E. H. Dousen
Maccabee All
Fisch
Henry H. Packsirst
J. W. Hang
Ladies OF the Maccabees
Muscatine Hive
No. 13
LO. T. M
Macabee Hall
Fisch’s
W. D. Hine
Mary EF. Peck
All Association Bloomington Council No
Q. T. Howard
EF Yay
Bankers’ Union OF the World
First National Bank
C. L. Peveater
N. W. Meyers
L. E. Gresner
W. M
Emma Manlove
Thos. Brown
Illinois
Ofice
Pfiret National Bank
Fast Seconda Street
Notary Mall
Bramworth's
Dr . of Second Street
B Thompson
Sue Browning
W. B. Thompson & CO
Life Insurance
Old’s Bldg
Iowa Ave
2D St
Carskaddan
Carskaddan & Burk
G. M
D. W. Jacks
Itus & Jackson
Attorneys AT Law
H. Ja
Jayne & Hoffman
Coats, Olice
Scott Richman
B. F. Richman
Richman
West Seconda Street
H. M. Dean
H. J. Dean
Cook, Musser & Co
West Third Street
California
John Luette
Antioch Baptist Church
Moscow
Lettsville
Carrie Maull
Broughton
Kas
Hi. R. Leach
Keota
N. R. Letts
J. Cochran
Dick Walker
U.son
Geo. Peck
T. Hemingway
Kansas
J. C. Freeland
Columbus Junction
Wm. T. Barnett
Perry Gross
Fairbury
Neb
Lou Epperly
Jas. Turkington
Dr. Thompson
John Collins
A. J. Westbrook
Stockton
MANES
Fairport
Conesville
Concord
East Buffalo, Ili
Riverside
Fremont Voters
Thane
Baker’s
Cc. B. Fuller
Lee
Electric Light & Power Company
Linn St
Muscatine, Iowa
Chris, Otto & Sons
Java
Barnard’s
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