Foot Laceration From Glass Injures Little Girl
Miss Bernice Townsley of Kansas street suffers a deep laceration to the foot when barefooted she kicked a shard of glass near her home. Dr E H King treated the bleeding wound with cleansing to prevent blood poisoning and a speedy recovery is expected. Mrs Ted Eldrich of Grandview avenue bruised her right index finger when a window sash dropped on it last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Townsley
Kansas Street
E. H. King
Ted Eldrich
Grandview Avenue
Epworth League to Lead Sunday Services in Muscatine
With Rev. Cone ant absent at Ottumwa, the Epworth League of the South Muscatine Musserville church will conduct Sunday worship. A program of notable merit is planned and a well known church worker may speak. Leaguers previously hosted a service to good reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Coneant
South Muscatine Musserville
Iowa
Methodist Church
Ottumwa
Epworth League Society
South End
A. J. Carpenter
Nebraska Street
Columbus Junction
Mildred Hague
John Lemkau
Evans Street
Frank Fowler
Carl
Met Deller
Angle Street
L. Lamb
William Zaehringer
George Manley
Bucklen's Amica Salve Heals Severe Road Rash
Ben Pool of Threet Alabama suffered skinning from head to heel after being dragged over a gravel road but was cured by Bucklen's Amica Salve sold at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Pool
Bucklen
Havercamp
East Hill Resident Mrs. Sarah Strong In Serious Condition
Mrs. Sarah Peck Strong of East Hill lies at bedside in Columbus Junction after a telephone alert from Sand Mound Ia. Arthur Strong and wife hurried from East Third street toward Gladwin and Sand Mound responding to the family emergency. L W Worley and sister Mrs Samuel Boke left for Columbus Junction to be with their ailing father Robert Worley as his condition remains very low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Mound
Sarah Peck Strong
Arthur Strong
East Third Street
Gladwin
L. W. Worley
East Ninth Street
Samuel Boke
Columbus Junction
Robert Worley
James Grimes
Pioneer Pearl Button Company established in Muscatine
The addition to the old Huttig McDermid button plant, now Pioneer Pearl Button Company, near Third and Oak streets, will finish in about a week. First story completed, brick work likely to finish soon. 50 cutting machines to be installed, boosting capacity to about 200 machines. New officers include H W Huttig as president and A S Garland as secretary and general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huttig-McDermid Button Company
Pioneer Pearl Button Company
Muscatine
Third and
Oak Streets
McDermid
A. S. Garland
H. W. Huttig
Pioneer
J. F. Boepple
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted for Constipation
A physician endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe effective remedy for constipation and related digestive issues. Claims include relief from foul breath bad complexion and headaches with gentle laxative action. Provides testimonials from Nashville Oklahoma City and Indiana and offers free samples via Pep sin Syrup Co. Monticello Illinois.
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Jennie Gresham
Nashville
Tenn
Isabella Wheeler
Freetown
Ind
Dr. Caldwell
Pepsin Syrup Co
Caldwell Bldg
Monticello,, IL
Local residents noted in and around Muscatine
Notes from Muscatine and vicinity report visitors and travelers. Individuals include Mrs Jarvis and former Justice J B Jarvis leaving for home, L J Hain returning from Moscow, Mr and Mrs J Haak visiting Davenport, Mrs M Cross returning from Davenport, Mrs Conrad Fisher operated on for gall stones at Hershey hospital, Clarence Keckler returning from Kansas City, A Duffield visiting, Clay Kneese departing for Columbus Junction for the fair, Judge H S Howe and Eunice George traveling to Leighton to visit Dr Lyell Howe, Mrs John Brink returning from Fredonia, and Mrs M J Scranton heading to Washington Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Jarvis
Mattie Jarvis
L. J. Hain
Kecklerville
Moscow
J. Haak
Davenport
M. Cross
East Second Street
Conrad Fisher
Sweetland Township
Hershey Hospital
A. J. Oliver
Clarence Keckler
Kansas City
Southwest
Muscatine
A. Duffield
Joy
Ill
Clay Kneese
Park Avenue
Columbus Junction
H. S. Howe
Eunice George
Leighton
Washington
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Fast Relief for Croup
Ad claims babies stranded by croup coughs or colds are instantly relieved and quickly cured with Dr King’s New Discovery priced at 50c and $1. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store advertises the remedy.
Local Visitors Make Short Trips Across Iowa
Clara Towne and her daughter Lottie from Montesano Washington visited Mrs. L B Smith in Conesville before headed to Cairo to see her parents. Ben Thomas returned to Burlington after visiting cousin Burrell Foot. Risdon Tipton returned from Des Moines after attending the state fair and visiting sister Ella McCurdy and Helena in Colfax. J C Gay and wife spent Sunday with her mother Mrs T J O Conn of Moline Illinois. Mr and Mrs Albert McCullough of near Columbus Junction, and Mrs Dr Bailey and daughter Miss ...
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Columbus Junction
Edwin Spencer
Grandview
Rachel Joneson
Albert Porter
Creston
Ralph Knight
Carl Coss
Kellogg
James Wilson
Indiana Street
FE. Williams
Chicago
M. Loveless
Hershey Avenue
Charles Graham
Columbus’ Junction
Frank
Peggy Downer
Nebraska Street
Des Moines
Frank Heitman
Big Timber
L. G. Sutton
Fredonia
Wilbur Orris
Harry Eshleman
Tiffin Selders
Joseph Westerfelt
Lafe
Fruitland
Claude Miller
Brinkley Harris
Hannibal Mo
Conesville
Clara Towne
Lottie
Montesano
Washington
L. B. Smith
Cairo
Ben Thomas
Burlington
Burrell Foot
Risdon Tipton
F. B. Gay
Conesville Savings Bank
Nichols Bank
Mr. Smith
Nichols
Milwaukee Railroad
Bridge
Cedar
Iowa River
Rock Island Road
Jessie Robison
Lone Tree
C. B. Horton
S. D. Foster
Dick Chown
Nellie McKee
Muscatine
T. J. Wheir
Flora Marks
Wm. Daniels
William
Cedar Falls
Mattie Jean
Glen McCullough
Grace Stickney
Ard
Masters Fred
Harry
Leander McKee
J. T. Neff
the Reformed Church
Margaret Buser
Walter Ingraham
Letts
Wreck Disrupts Milwaukee Yard Traffic In Conesville
A freight train derailment in the Milwaukee yards delayed the last limited passenger by about three hours. A second engine derailment occurred the same evening. The report mentions section crews working overnight, and ongoing rail construction in the area.
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Aliene
Washington
W. W. Morgan
Milwaukee Yards
Ethyl McCullough
Wapello
Davenport Women Attend Columbus Junction Fair
Miss Bertie Crippen and her sister Mrs. A T Cace of Davenport spent today at Columbus Junction for the county fair, enjoying the exhibits and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Crippen
A. T. Cace
Davenport
Columbus Junction
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