Local residents recount visits and deaths in Sept notes
Mrs. Frank Mulligan and daughter Rose Leeden with three children returned to Dunlap after a three week visit with John and Delia Mulligan. Several other localspeak of travels, sales, and illness, including the death of Mrs. Robt. Newdigate in Chicago and the burial of Mr. Lindaur's son in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Frank Mulligan
Rose Leeden
Dunlap
John
Delia Mulligan
John Sill
East Moline
C. L. Hawley
W. H. Stuff
Washington
Bailey Murrey
Clara Isett
Cairo
Eva Bedwell
Earl Bedwell
Henry Lupton
Oelwein
Minneapolis
Bedwell
Alice Bedwell
Groton
Oak
Mary Brown
Muscatine
F. A. Nelson
Myles
Jos. Trimbell
Fred Snyder
Letts
John Lamb
Doris
Lois
Fruitland
Hazel
Dora Brown
Walter Kemp
Jane Schmidt
Will Knott
J. M. Guiliford
Alva Shaw
Cord McDaniel
Herschel Reynolds
Cone
Jesse Knott
Charlie L. Brown
Ainsworth
Jack Royce
Royce
Browns
A. Williams
D. D. Mapes
George Parkin
M.E. Church
Everette Curl
Jennie Dodds
Three Children and Mrs Brown and Daughter in Columbus Junction
Three children and Mrs L G Brown and her little daughter May of Columbus Junction are mentioned in a local notice sentence describing a family linkage and residence.
Wilton notices and visits fill week in Sept
Wilton Iowa residents and visitors travel between Muscatine Davenport and Des Moines for business and social calls. People include A W Ban nick, Miss Susan Meerdink, Jacob Meerdink, C H Thornhill, Mrs Carolina Jagow, Nora Sullivan, John and Mrs Dice, Wert Brumbaugh, Dr W A Cooling, Henry Krohn, Katherine and Gerald O'Brien, Mary Dittman, Laura Grinegs, C A Kiser, Joseph Herington, Eugene Kentner, Albert Sessler, Herbert Wacker, Arnold Jacobsen, Homer Carson, Birdie McKilligan, Lee Rainbow, Rev D D Tallman, C E White, Dr John R H Latchaw, George Holzhauer, Floyd Teeple, Nic Perros, Hugo Berry, Mae Foster, George Ricks, Michael Robinson, and Grace Woodhouse. An Epworth League meeting elected Grace Woodhouse president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis O'Keefe
Muscatine
John Dice
Ortonville
Minn
Wert
W. A. Cooling
Iowa City
Henry Krohn
Durant
Katherine
Gerald O’brien
Matthew McDermott
Mary Dittman
Laura Grinegs
Perry Slater
Moscow
C. A. Kiser
Fargo
N. Dak
Joseph Herington
Nowlin
Charles Brumbaugh
Eugene Kentner
Albert Sessler
Herbert Wacker
Arnold Jacobsen
Des Moines
Homer Carson
Walcott
Birdie McKilligan
Davenport
Lee Rainbow
D. D. Tallman
Chicago
C. E. White
West Branch
Wilton Telephone Company
John R. H. Latchaw
George Holzhauer
Floyd Teeple
Nic Perros
Hugo Berry
Mae Foster
West Liberty
George Ricks
Michael Robinson
Epworth League
Grace Woodhouse
League
Maude Marshall
Dorothea Sullivan
Mert
Counter action forming against petition of consent in Muscatine
An active campaign against a petition of consent is under discussion with ministers meeting at the Y M C A and Attorney H B Betty expected to attend. The Law Enforcement League led by W L Roach may direct actions from Chicago. A counter petition and church committee oversight are among rumored plans to be announced Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Enforcement League
H. B. Betty
Davenport
Betty
Muscatine
Roach
Chicago
W. L. Roach
Florida
J. S. McKee
Keota Bridegroom From Renton Draws Local Snare
Keota Iowa September first special writes that Dan Cupid tricks local men by using Agnes Brown Yeager to pair Tillie Leinen with Paul Hauser of Renton Washington. Hauser arrives Tuesday and plans to marry Leinen, then visit his Illinois relatives and St. Louis before settling in Renton. Leinen is described as one of Keota’s fairest daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Dan Cupid
Agnes Brown Yeager
St. Louis
Mr. Hauser
Renton
Tillie Leinen
Keota Bets Move Inspires Warm Farewell Wishes
A note honors a beloved Keota resident leaving social circles behind. The departing woman is praised for charm and character, while the newcomer Mr. Hauser is described as a well recommended stranger, a lawyer serving as Renton Washington's city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Mr. Hauser
Renton
Washington
Private detective kills two dock strikers at Buffalo docks
In Buffalo on September 1 John C. Nicolai a Lake Carriers' association private detective shot two marine strikers dead at the West Shore ore docks and escaped lynching only by police arrival. The victims are George Houghton fireman and Matthew Dwyer oiler. Nicolai says he acted in self defense after being attacked as strike tensions flare along the docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
John C. Nicolai
Lake Carriers’ Association
West Shore
George Houghton
Matthew Dwyer
Nicolai
Carskaddan and Pepper Attorneys and Counselors
Law firm Carskaddan and Pepper based in Moecatine Iowa lists offices at 188 West Second Street and telephone number 797.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carskaddan & Pepper
Carskaddan, I. & Pepper
West Second Street
Moecatine
Iowa
Victor Found Guilty of Quadruple Murder in Aberdeen
Emil Victor was found guilty of the July 3 murders of J. W. Christie, his wife, daughter, and Michael Ronayne near the Christie home. The jury fixed the death penalty, with sentencing set for September 30. Defense claimed insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Victor
Aberdeen
S. D
J. W. Christie
Michael Ronayne
Victor
Christie
Roosevelts In France Meet With French Leaders
Mrs. Roosevelt and her daughter Ethel were received by President and Mme. Fallieres at Rambouillet. The Roosevelt party, accompanied by Ambassador and Mrs. White, toured the chateau and viewed historic treasures after the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Roosevelt
Ethel
Mme. Fallieres
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promised True Results
Mrs Johnson endorses Parisian Sage as a quick acting hair grower guaranteed by Havercamp's Drug Store to cure dandruff stop itching scalp and promote hair growth within two weeks. The product is perfumed non greasy and sold nationwide with a money back guarantee and a Buffalo made label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Havercamp
Sue Johnson
4Th St
Frankfort, Ky
T. Fiavercamp
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
Pleasant Prairie Social News and State Fair Notes
John Schmidt and Henry Drumm returned from the State fair reporting it good. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sissell did business in Muscatine Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. David Jenkins, at the state fair, will visit relatives at Perry Iowa before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Baker visited at John Wonder home Sunday. Mrs. Sticher and son spent Saturday in Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. John Henke attended the state fair. Maud Watham visited near Wilton Sunday. Bessie Welsh and a friend called on Glen McElroy Sunday. The Sewing society will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs. Kate Frank's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Prairie
John Schmidt
Henry Drumm
Wm. Sissell
Muscatine
David Jenkins
Perry
Iowa
Cyrus Baker
John Wonder
Sticher and Son
Davenport
John Henke
Maud Watham
Wilton
Bessie Welsh
Glen McElroy
Sewing Society
Kate Frank
Masonic Lodges Meet in Iowa and Muscatine Areas
Masonic lodges and Royal neighbors in Iowa and Muscatine announce regular meetings and convocations. Masons Lodge No 2 and chapters hold monthly gatherings with officers listed and visiting members welcomed. Muscatine Castle and Modern Brotherhood of America lodge schedule meetings on designated Fridays and Mondays with secretaries and presidents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Castle
Yeomen Hall
Mima Scott
Alexander von Scott
M W
G. Mtrcatine Camp No. 108
Woodmen of
America
Woodmen Hell
Olds' Block
Lents
Consul
RRO
Knights OF Pythtas
KE of P
Town Avenue
Brethres
P. Hibbert
G. L. Bihimeler
B. and
0 Percent Free Throws At Muscatine Hive 18 Meeting
The Muscatin Hive No 18 meets the first and third Monday at the K of P hall. Carrie Harris serves as commender and Kellie Lucas as record keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P Hal
Carrie Harris
Kellie Lucas
C. F. Vtrcatine Lodge
Virtui Lodge
D. of R
Prairie Encampment No
Pocarontas
Romonxa Cotecty
Maccahee Fall
Tanhel Norton
Pocahontas
A. A. Stark
Womrnm
Mra Quallia Bell
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Grace Potter
McColm Dry Goods Co
Wellman
E. D. Lewis
Walt Livezey
Nichols
Cyrus Iden
Old Settlers
Lane Coffey
Irvin
New Albany
Ind
Dave Yoder
Sanders
Ina Gearhart
Bryson
Geo. England
Wife
Roy Carr
Ed. Kelso
Lone Tree
Old Settlers’ Meeting
C. B. Hamilton
Mt. Vernon
Lake Geneva
Y. W
David Bogard
Rele
Qoh Dan
Cupid
Hershey State
Hershey
Corner Bid
Sycamore
Thos. Brown
Il Nots Binnksa
Notary Public
First National Bank
G. BM. Titus
Titus & Jackson
Town Ave
Horst
P. Incha
Ord &J. Moccatine
Town
Roosevelts
France
COOK
Mussfr &® CO
Stata Bank
P.M Museer
W. FE. Rifven
B. B. Cook
Fd. C. Cook
Fd. C. Stocker
First National
G. Stein
D. V. Jackson
S. M. Hughes
J. R. Realing
R. K. Smith
J. Carskaddan
P. Sawyer
Mrs. Johnson
Prsintosk
Just
A. L. Pierson
Mulberry Ave
East Second Street
Burr Publishing CO
West 38Th ST
New York
Society
Masonic
A. F. and
A. & Reguier
Aes
P. Ingham
W. Mohnsen
R. M
Pitenforth
Jonnaon
Webb Council of Royal and Select Masters
Stein
G. D. Verotte
F. Johnson
Molay
A. W. Scott
B . H. Graff
M. B. Abend City Lodge
Modern Brotherhood of America
Yeoman Hall
Third Street
FE. H. King
Chas. Ryan
Podman
Second
Chestnut Streets
W. Lewis
Presa E. P. Day
A. Leyds
C. Yvernham
F.C. Inersham
West
Fager Lodge
TF Monte
K. P Hall
Tows Avenue
Fred Beitel
Howe
Poleen
Cothrt
Bovor
O. GT
Woodman Hall
C. Coster
H. M. Miller
Ntscatine
Torsday
Bade Lodge
Donbar
L B Aickens, W. P
Goff
Sea
Mrotitine Tribe
Thoredey
Tisitine
Fred Ray
Sachem
Lester Emith
Fratepnat
Pavers
We. Anpel
Prea
Jemkan
Charlies Lockwood
Esicetre
Columbies
Latrent
Maccabee Hall
Es. J. A. Bartemeier
G. K. A. G Reatenlehner
Tis. See
N. Po. Fuke Hmtecatine Lodge
Pa Fles
Fike
East Frost Street
M. Toll P. m
L. J. Horan
John P. Breen
Fraternal Bankers Reserve
Wm. Appel
H. Lemkan
Charles Lockwood
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