Local residents leave for visits to Wilton area
Mrs A McFadden of Bloomington township Miss Pearl Dunham of 918 East Seventh street and Mrs John Schoor of Wilton depart for visits with Wilton relatives. Rev and Mrs A L Tilgner who were visiting Blue Grass return home. Mrs Fannie Townsend and Mrs J Townsend of Miles avenue depart for Wilton relatives. Mrs John W Ladenhoff of Amarillo Texas returns to Wilton after shopping and visiting nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McFadden
Bloomington Township
Wilton
Pearl Dunham
East Seventh Street
John Schoor
Muscatine
A. L. Tilgner
Blue Grass
Fannie Townsend
John Wladenhoff
Amarillo
Tex
P. Vanatta
Vandalia, Mo
L. Powell
Grandview Avenue
H. H. Wilson
T. C. Brown
Columbus Junction
Jarboe
West Seventh Street
Successful Havercamp's Drug Store Offers Half Price Cure
After effort Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store secures a Dr Howard Co half price offer on the fifty cent size of a stomach and bowel cure. The medicine promises quick relief and permanent cures with a money back guarantee if it fails. A limited supply is available and 25 cents buys sixty doses with guarantee. Local notices follow about visitors and travel in Muscatine and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havercamp
J. J. Havercamp
Dr. Howard Co
Mulford Congregational Church Held First Men’s Club Meeting
South Muscatine reports a first men’s club meeting at Mulford Congregational Church with plans for an evening program and refreshments. Attendees include Rev. Atkinson and Attorney E M War er. Davenport delegates to the Davenport district convention expected home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulford
Muscatine
Davenport
Iowa City
Curtis Deems
Oregon Street
Albert Henry
Grace Hill
A. C. Berry
Rolland Gray
George McAvoy
Sampson Street
Peter Gately
Near Letts
M. Brash
Wilton
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promotes Quick Healing
Antiseptic ointment praised as a healing wonder for sores burns piles eczema and salt rheum available at Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Arnica
Havercamp
Muscatine Girl Married in West Siska Wash
Announcement from Muscatine notes Miss Helen Terry former local girl wed Edward McCord of Siska Washington. The ceremony occurred at Calvary Catholic Church this morning with a home ceremony in Siska announced. The couple will live on a nearby farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Terry
Muscatine
Edward McCord
Siska
Wash
Calvary Catholic Church
Miss Terry
Chris Terry
Coast
South Muscatine
Julia Kennedy
John Townsend
Wilton
H.S. Hubbard
J. Orr
Columbus Junction
Hoopes Addition
William Diercks
Rock Island
Ill
Joseph Orris
Conesville
Henry Elfers
J. Elfers
Sheldon
Tulsa
Minn
Ralph Knight
Helen Hunter
Near High Prairie
Funeral of Francis Drew Curtis in Letts Iowa
Francis Drew Curtis died September 10 1908 at his Letts Iowa home after a lingering illness He was 18 turning 19 and is survived by parents two sisters and three brothers A large Letts funeral at the Methodist church featured Rev W A Longnecker and Rev W L Childress with a K group escort and pallbearers from the young men class Other local news notes residents mobility and community events including a Letts Band box social at Shellabarger opera house next Friday Sept 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Snyder
Arthur Lieberknecht
Geo. Bailey
Carl Shearer
Wilmot Hendrix
Roy Hildebrand
Letts
Francis Drew
Thomas
Harriett Curtis
Iowa
Ber
May Denham
Jessie Vincent
Fred
Emory
Earnest
Drew
Kansas
Colorado
MFEF
Ehurch
Mae Lieberknecht
Grinnell
Iowa College
Addie Lindley
Muscatine
Fred Lieberknecht
Burlington
Business College
W. L. Childress
Grandview
Grover Coder
Town City
Arthur Small
L. A. Gipple
W. H. Jordan
Iowa City
Grat Dalton
L. E. Parsons
Henry Maysenholder
Shellabarger Opera House
Ernst Lieberknecht
Columbus Junction
Guy Basley
Griffin Building
Geo
Fred Kreiner
Henry Lieberknecht
Wapello
Gertrude Hafner
Daisy
Mildred Wagner
MacIntosh
N. M
Mabel Wagner
Bessie Westbrook
McIntosh
Harry Shearer
Weddings and moves mark fall in Wapello community
In Wapello Iowa on Monday and Tuesday a series of events highlighted the town scene. Helen Wiederrecht married Earl Smith in a golden red decorated home ceremony. The couple plans to live between Wapello and Toolesboro after visiting relatives in Rockwell City. R L Kreiner left for Mt Pleasant to study at the university. S. F. Finley was hospitalized in Burlington for cancer treatment, his condition described as critical. Various residents moved homes or prepared for moves, with many families adjusting to the changing town housing. Local editor Whetstine visited for town business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Ralph Kreiner
Mt. Pleasant
Geo. Wiederrecht
Helen
Earl Smith
Evans
Oakville
W. C. Smith
Burlington
Finley
Whetstine
Columbus Safeguard
Lela Wiederrecht
Grinnell
Iowa College
Eugene Smith
Carey Rhoads
Kansas City
W. C. Herrick
Marengo
Joe Milbourn
Eugene Pease
Eliza Thomas
C. E. Frost
Mr. Frost
Thomas
A. L. Hill
Mrs. Morgan
Second Street
Ira Lesner
Sehorn
Percy Main
John Roberts
E. E. Higginbottom
Calista Carpenter
Columbus Junction
C. A. Carpenter
Arthur Springer
Bailey Murray
Cairo
J. E. Lee
Ora Brown
Iowa Wesleyan University
Common Sense And A Tablet For Dyspepsia
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tables as a common sense cure. It argues indigestion stems from overindulgence and lacking stomach nutrients, and claims the tablets digest food, stop gas, and strengthen blood to aid digestion. Free trial offer via F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
None better than Gold Medal Flour in chatter
Mrs. Joseph Eisle of Seventy-Six township remains seriously ill with sciatic rheumatism and other complications. The segment notes her condition as not improved, reflecting ongoing health concerns discussed by speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Eisle
Penelope
Veronica
School opens as families liaison and locals update
Illinois City reports the first day of school with Lulu Lowe teaching and visitors from Kansas City, Mo. relatives and friends join Grove Road families while workers repair a barn frame injuring Mr. Baker. A new baby born September 7 is noted as families move—J M Carlisle and Melvine Thomas relocate. Mrs. Wm Morrow and granddaughter Dicy return from Moline with a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois City
Ill
Lulu Lowe
W. Bailey
Vergia Guangiger
Kansas City
Grove Road
Moline
Wm. Krueger
Melvine Thomas
J. M. Carlisle
E. L. Sheppard
Watertown
Tom
Frank Vannatta
South Dakota
Wm. Morrow
Dicy
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R. L. Duncan
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A. Mullen
Gladwin
W. van Fossen
Keswick
J. E. Clegg
E. J. Clegg
Ainsworth
William Schoenig
West Eighth Street
B. Goldsberry
D. McDonald
Royal Center
Ind
H. C. Lamb
Arcola
Hal Norton
Des Moines
Des Moines College
M. Bernick
Stockton
S. N. Grosjean
B. Abbott
Nichols
Denver
Colo
Julia Welch
Dorothy Sullivan
Wilton Fair
Bessie Jones
Orangetreet
E. H. Cobb
H. F. Babbitt
Port Allen
C. Koehler
Fast Ninth Street
Mr. Babbitt
Koehler
Centerville
R. J. Reynolds
George Stocker
Fulham Avenue
Keokuk
Stocker
J. A. Boatman
Washington
M. E. Church
Keota
Riverside
Rev. Atkinson
Con
Chas. H. Gobble
Anson
J. E. Stevenson
Iowa Avenue
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
West
Edward M'Cord
Siskka
Harlan
A. E. Harrison
James Coder
Fairfield
C. E. Coder
Coder and Sons
Wm. Paty
Greenville
Ohio
Letts High School
E. S. Rabe
Little Son
Bolco
Shellabarger
Dessie Weaver
Althaus
Anna Weaver
Jessie Idle
Omaha
Frank Eicchelbarger
Ethel Furnas
Robert Furnas
Vinnie Letts
Cedar Rapids
Ben. Lieberknecht
John Eads
Louisa Thompson
Belle
W. W. Thompson
WM. J. Watson
Mrs. Eisle III
J. Carl Barnard
Prop
Eeldeal Printery
E. P, Day
East Second Street
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