Secret of good bread praised Sleepy Eye
Miss Mary E. Longstreth and Miss Carrie Curtis of Letts visited the city today. Tony Craft, son of Mr and Mrs W M Craft of Locust Street, suffers blood poisoning after an accident with a tin pipe. Dr E K Tyler attends him. Thompson Bros. Co. advertises a Monarch Malleable Range with a duplex draft and easy cleaning features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Longstreth
Carrie Curtis
Letts
Tony Craft
W. M. Craft
Locust Street
E. K. Tyler
Thompson Bros. Co
Registration turnout uneven across wards faces final deadline
The registration board notes light turnout in the First, Second and Fourth wards with Third ward at fair levels. Officials expect a surge tonight as only one day remains to register before the deadline Saturday, Oct list. At 3:30 pm counts show First 578, Second 649, Third 866, Fourth 549 registrants.
Memorial Address by Rev Light at Eastern Star Service
The Order of the Eastern Star will hold a memorial service at Masonic hall Sunday at 2 30 PM for departed members. Rev J C H Light of the United Brethren church will give the memorial address and a brief musical program is planned. Members and friends are invited.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
J. C. H. Light
United Brethren Church
Lodge
Dinner Menu by Major Circle in Jackson Building
Major John Circle hosts a dinner Saturday October 31 in the Jackson building on West Second Street. The menu features Roast Beef and Roast Pork, Sauer Kraut, Escalloped Corn, Home Made Bread and Pie, Jelly, Chilli Sauce, Chow Chow, Pickles, Coffee. Supper will also be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major John Circle
Jackson Building
West Second Street
Excelsior Hose Co 3 Holds Meeting for Zeak Funeral
Excelsior Hose company members are called to a 7 30 PM meeting to arrange the funeral for deceased brother William Zeak per order of foreman Emil Moore.
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Excelsior Hose Co. No
Excelsior Hose Company
William Zeak
Emil Moore
Double Anniversary Program Completed At Maccabee Hall
The Ladies of the Maccabees hold a double anniversary on Tuesday October 26 at Maccabee hall. Ella Mark state commander for Iowa will be principal speaker. The program includes duets songs readings and an address with refreshments to follow.
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Ladies of the Maccabees
Maccabee Hall
Supreme Hive
United States of America
Muscatine Hive
Ella Mark
J. B. Mark
Muscatine
Iowa
Council Bluffs
First M. E. Church Ladies Aid Sale and Supper
The Ladies Aid Society of the First M E church will hold their annual sale and supper on Wednesday October 28 from 5 30 to 7 00 oclock Seating capacity 200 so attendees will not have to wait Menu includes Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes Browned Sweet Potatoes Pepper Slaw Escalloped Oysters Cranberries Cake Coffee Pickles Peaches Rolls
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the First M. E. Church
Baptist Ladies Announce Suppoer Committees
The Ladies Aid of First Baptist church appointed committees for the Thanksgiving turkey supper and sale on November 18. Meeting held at Mrs. Clifford Kline’s Park Place home, listing chairs for tables, kitchen, fancy work, ice cream and candy, and solicitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Clifford Kline
Park Place
Carl Barnard
C. H. Reesink
E. E. Holmes
Frank Kiefner
Addie Washburn
S. Walton
C. Kell
E. Brandenbureg
George Porter
Sarah Hawley
Anna Lewis
G. B. Samuels
R. Hurlbut
A. K. Raff
Sarah Prosser
Secret Society Initiation Impresses With Ritual
Miss Minnie Klein was initiated into the mysteries of Delta Kappa Phi last evening at Miss Maud Sawyer’s West Second street home. The ceremonies were described as interesting and impressive with outdoor work in a flowing white gown. A progressive Halloween spread was planned with a hayrack and a course of an elaborate menu at each stop.
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Minnie Klein
Delta Kappa Phi Society
Maud Sawyer
West Second Street
Miss Klein
Grandview Busy Week Shows Local Social and Business Visits
Numerous residents travel to Muscatine and nearby towns for business and family visits. Notable mentions include Mrs. Hiram Walker sick at home, Mrs. W. H. Dickerson in Muscatine, and several relatives visiting in Grandview and Wapello. County officials and educators make rounds, while reunion attendances and era‑specific passerby activity fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Iowa
W. H. Dickerson
Muscatine
Hiram Walker
Pearl
Bertha Werner
Lee
M. Hunter
Wapello
C. King
8. L. Daniels
Columbus Junction
E. T. Latta
Nelson Long
Nichols
John McClure
Benj. Lieberknecht
Lilly Hunter
Clyde Kent
Little Son
Illinois City
Ill
Will
Dr. C. McCulley
Will Allen
Son Warren
Floyd Graham
Martin
Mira
Sarah Teets
Minetta
Marshall
Oakville
Louisa County
Chris Werner
Anna Rathfon
Reuben Cocklin
R. R. Hunt
Jas. Guthrie and
Henry Thompson
Lindsay
C. E. Jayne
Mediapolis
Rush Gast
Jake Martin
D. M. Bridges
Clay Alnhood
Rainbow Grange Oyster Supper Initiates New Members
Rainbow Grange of Wilton held an oyster supper at their lodge rooms on Oct. 20 after initiating eleven members into the third and fourth degrees. About one hundred Grange members attended, with additional guests from White Prairie and Sweetland. The program featured readings recitations and dialogues while papers were read. The next session is set for Monday evening Nov. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Grange
Wilton
White?Prairie and Sweetland Granges
Dutch Market by Colonel Hare Circle Set for October 31
The Colonel Hare Circle schedules a Dutch Market for Saturday October 31. Arrangements were outlined at a meeting held last night at Mrs. Charles Kincaid’s home 501 West Fourth Street. Committees will be formed to finish plans and operate sales in several stores with various articles offered.
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Colonel Hare
Charles Kincaid
West Fourth Street
Mr and Mrs Thomas Cherry Host Social Evening
Mr and Mrs Thom W Cherry entertained twelve couples at their home 113 West Sixth Street with a four course dinner and a social evening featuring instrumental and vocal numbers.
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Thomas Cherry
Thomas W. Cherry
West Sixth Street
Charcoal Lozenges Promise Fresh Breath and Health
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges made from willow shoots and honey claim to absorb foul odors and neutralize gases. The ad touts fast relief, improved digestion, and easier bowel action, with a 25 cent price and mail order offer from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupont
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Biidg
Marshall, Mich
Vesper Service at Y W C A Conducted by Miss Hoopes
Miss Hoopes will conduct the vesper service at the Y W C A Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss Harriet Kemptner will offer a solo and the ladies quartette will lead the singing.
Island Couple Weds on Muscatine Island in 2:30 P M Ceremony
P A Hunter and Miss Mary Storms were united in marriage this afternoon at 2 30 o clock by Rev J N Elliott of the First Presbyterian church. Both reside on Muscatine Island and are well known in Muscatine. They will honeymoon in Des Moines after leaving at 3 20 this afternoon. A Fraternal Aid Association pie social drew about 35 members despite bad weather. The lodge meets next Friday evening October 30.
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Fraternal Aid Association
Yeoman Lodge Adopts Revisions After Election of Four
The Yeoman lodge held a session at their homestead last evening with four candidates favorably balloted. A committee was appointed to revise the ceremony of adoption or initiation.
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Yeoman Lodge
Oyster Supper At Sweetland Church Draws Crowd
Sweetland Methodist Episcopal church held an oyster supper at Harry Van Camp's residence last evening. About forty people attended and supported the church event with fellowship and refreshments.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry van Camp
Sweetland
Methodist Ladies' Aid Plans Autumn Supper Sale
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society completed plans at their meeting yesterday for the annual supper and sale to be held October 28 at the church.
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Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
St Matthias Ladies Industrial Sets November 12 Date
The St Matthias Ladies Industrial group fixed November 12 for its annual event at yesterday afternoon’s meeting. Members approved plans and voted on the schedule and activities ahead of the proceedings.
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St. Matthias
Church Groups Hold Events and Meetings This Week
St Katherine's Guild of Trinity Episcopal church held a profitable sewing session at Miss Stella Wilson's home at 316 West Fourth Street yesterday afternoon. A. B Kensington plans a Friday afternoon church parlors meeting with inviting lady members. A special meeting is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at the school hall.
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St. Katherine’s Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Local Elks and clubs announce upcoming meetings and sales
Electa Chapter No 32 O E S will meet Monday evening at Masonic hall October 26 at 7 30. The Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist church will hold a supper and cake sale October 28 in the church parlors. The Royal Neighbors Sunshine Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Emma Krone's home 874 Newell avenue.
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Electa Chapter No
Masonic Hall
Ladies Aid Society of
The
First Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors Sunshine Club
Emma Krone
Newell Avenue
Eight-Eleven Club Hosts Delightful Dance Night
The Eight-Eleven club held a cheerful dancing party at the Launch clubhouse last evening. Attendees formed lively sets and enjoyed music, refreshments, and socializing in a festive local gathering.
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Eight-Eleven
Lawsuit Filed Over Unpaid Shipment Dollar Claim
The Chicago Lumber and Coal Company sues Wilson Lumber and Fuel Company of Wilton, Iowa, alleging 175.01 dollars due on a shipment. The action names the defendants and seeks payment in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Lumber and Coal Company
Wilson Lumber and Fuel Company
Wilton
Iiona
Lumber Shipment Refused Triggers Loss Claim
Plaintiffs allege defendants ordered lumber shipped to Wilton but the car was not accepted. The material was rerouted to Des Moines and disposed of, and the plaintiffs seek damages for the resulting loss from the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Concern
Des Moines
Wilton
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S. G. Shafnit
Inez Shafnit
Nellie McCaw
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Rainbows Grange
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Memphis
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Congress of the United States
United States
Albert B. Cummins
Polk County
John F. Lacey
Oskaloosa
Mahaska County
Towa Muscatine County
A. S. Lawrence
Muscatine County
Towa
A. B. Kensington
Lumbep
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Western Union Wire
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