Naps Beat Sox Again and Push Them Back
In Boston Ed Walsh was outpitched by Liebhardt as Cleveland beat the White Sox 3 to 0, moving behind the leaders with Detroit also winning. The Cubs lost to Boston 3 to 2, dropping to third place three games behind New York after sloppy baserunning and two costly runs.
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Chicago
Ill
N. Lajoie
Clevelands
Sox
Detroits
Comiskey
Ed Walsh
Liebhardt
Cubs
Boston
Doves
Steinfeldt
Champs
New York
Baseball scores from early league games
In the American League games Chicago lost 0 to 3 Cleveland. Detroit beat St Louis 8 to 7. Washington defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1. Boston fell to New York 0 to 1. In the National League Boston won 3 to 2 against Chicago. New York triumphed 5 to 4 over St Louis. Philadelphia won 5 to 6 against Pittsburg. Brooklyn was shutout 0 to 2 by Cincinnati.
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Pet
New York
Wees
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Oe
Boston A
Brooklyn See We
St. Louis
Detroit Os
Clevelande
Chicago Cow Is Io
St. Louis Close
Boston
Washington
Bia
Cleveland
Detroit
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
GAMES FOR TODAY
Cleveland plays Chicago, Detroit meets St. Louis, Chicago visits Boston, St. Louis hosts New York, Pittsburgh faces Philadelphia, Cincinnati travels to Brooklyn.
Maccabee Lodge to Stage Tuesday Exhibition at Yeoman Hall
The Maccabee lodge plans an athletic exhibition next Tuesday at Yeoman hall with social time and refreshments after. Details are pending but to be announced soon at the regular meeting.
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Maccabee Lodge
Yeoman Hall
Plucky Milwaukee Fighter Visits Minnie Drumm
Plucky Milwaukee boxer making a name in the ring visits Minnie Drumm. Albert Eis visits Nebraska relatives and friends. John Smith works roads for a few days. Mr and Mrs Walter Stigers spent Sunday at August Henke’s. Mr and Mrs Hanson of Davenport spent Saturday at Henry Stormer’s. Walter Benschoof of Blue Grass passed through Monday. Glenn McElroy took Poland China hogs to Wilton fair Tuesday.
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Minnie Drumm
Albert Eis
Nebraska
John Smith
Walter Stigers
August Henke’s
Hanson
Davenport
Henry Stormer
Walter Benschoof
Blue Grass
Glenn McElroy
Wilton Fair
Wilton Fair draws enormous crowds and strong racing card
Wilton Iowa September 16 large crowds attend the annual fair with record exhibit quality and a busy speed program. racing features include 2:40 pace 2:25 trot and a roadsters race plus a one half mile run. tomorrow's card lists multiple purses and entries led by Lady S Matchless Baby Red Kenyon and Heir at Law Jr.
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Wilton
Wilton Fair
C. Hucke
J. H. Wacker
H. F. Bierkamp
Schiele Bros
Durant
Ottie Snyder
Muscatine
U. S. Carnival Company
Pajaro Bros
Johnson
Harris
Lady S. Matchless
Ed. Ward
Moline
R. G. Ely
Maquoketa
Beaumont
McGibbon
C. A. Solliday
Hooppole
Heir-at-Law
J. T. Hanley
Kenyon
Marco Bazzaris
Wheeler & Barton
Cedar Rapids
Verne M
Royal Klondyke
Fredonia Social Notes Highlight Kelley Family Visit
Mrs E W Kelley and her daughter Bertha visited Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs Jos Trimbell in Fredonia Iowa. E R Lacey of Columbus June.
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Fredonia
E. W. Kelley
Bertha
Jos. Trimbell
E. R. Lacey
Columbus
Local residents note visits and births in the area
A long list of neighbors and relatives visitation and communications appears. Mrs Harvery Reed reports improved health in New Jersey. Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Wagner on September 10 a daughter. The Nelson-Clemmings automatic safety fender is mentioned in connection with Mr Frank A Nelson of Minneapolis.
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Tion
Our Village
Jas. Snyder
Chas
Brown
Davenport
Harvery Reed
Velma Clarke
New Germantown
New Jersey
George Tucker
Bard
Joe Reed
George Church
G. Davis
Columbus Junction
Delia Mulligan
W. A. Highsmith
Council Bluffs
Emma McDaniel
Mollie Stone
Ed. Knott
Frank A. Nelson
Minneapolis
A. Williams
Nelson
Nelson- Clemmings
Morning Sun Social Roundup Hits Bloomington and Nearby
Morning Sun notes a string of local visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Huston return from Bloomington and other places. Miss Mary Trumbull visited Chicago. Bert McKinley stopped in Villisca. John Wilson of Dubuque visits grandparents M Ochiltree. Frank C Allen heads to Pittsburg for A P seminary. Mrs Ney and children visit Omaha relatives. Rose Wright traveled to Wapello. The Cutcomb party from Columbus City and Mrs Johnston stay with Sam Robertson. The Robertson child Kenneth is ill. Mrs McCullough of Winterset visits friends. The infant of John and Mary Wilson died Tuesday afternoon.
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R. Huston
Bloomington
Mary Trumbull
Chicago
Bert McKinley
Villisca
John Wilson
Dubuque
M. Ochiltree
Frank C. Allen
Pittsburg
A. P. Seminary
M. J. Ney
Mabel Hinish
Nellie Hinish
Omaha
Geo. Hinish
Rose Wright
Wapello
Cutcomb
Columbus City
Johnston
Sam Robertson
Kenneth
McCullough
Winterset
Pleasant Prairie Social News Highlights
Pleasant Prairie notices list visits and social calls across town. Mrs. Joe Stecher and West Liberty relatives are visiting, while Henry Drumm and Glenn McElroy conducted business in Wilton. Social visits include Muscatine and Walcott residents with dances and a large hall crowd reporting a good time.
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Pleasant Prairie
Joe Stecher
West Liberty
Henry Drumm
Glenn McElroy
Wilton
Walter Anderson
Stockton
Gage Metz
S. D. Baker
Muscatine
Perry Baker
McElroy
Miss Hague
H. Bohnsack
Walcott
John Henke
J. Welsh
Pine Creek
Rudolph Stenner
Geo
Sam Stot tler Returns Home Moves Soon
Sam Stottler came back from Kansas midweek and will move his family to a rented farm after gathering crops. Ruth Willitts left for Nanton Canada to visit her brother Ralph and family. Mr. and Mrs. Norris of Savannah Missouri and Mr. and Mrs. Moody of Oquawka Illinois visited nieces Mrs. Maley and Mrs. Deeds. No sermon was preached as the minister was at conference. Sabbath school and Epworth League were held. Mrs. Ed Ott and niece Vesta Stottler from Keithsburg visited S. Stottler’s home.
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Mannon
Sam Stottler
Kansas
Ruth Willitts
Nanton
Canada
Ralph
E. M. Norris
Savannah
John M. Moody
Oquawka
Willard
Miss A Hill Relates Weekend in Lone Tree
Oakland report notes Miss A Hill, a popular local school teacher, spent Sunday in Lone Tree. Mrs. Sarah Strong has died, with funeral at Swankys graveyard on Tuesday at 2 o clock. Chas Dyche and family visited relatives here while Will McKay worked for Will Hines.
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Oakland
A. Hill
Lone Tree
Will McKay
Will Hines
Sarah Strong
Chas, Dyche
Swanky
Local Fraternal Lodges Schedule and Meetings
Society cards list regular meeting times for Iowa Masonic bodies Muscatine lodges and allied orders. Includes schedules for Masonry Royal Arch and other fraternal groups with prayer and hall locations across Bloomington Muscatine Yeomen K of P and Woodmen halls.
Woodbine Camp No 142 Royal Neighbors meets biweekly
The Woodbine Camp No 142 Royal Neighbors of America meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays each month. Officers listed include Oracle Mrs Emma Hoeltilin Recorder Mrs Kate Parvin and Receiver Mrs Myrtie Kirk. Visiting neighbors in good standing are welcome.
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Woodbine Camp NO
Royal Neighbors OF America
Emma Hoeltilin
Kate Parvin
Myrtie Kirk
Iowa Legion of Honor Formed in 1879 Reorganizes
Argus Lodge No. 17 holds meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays in Maccavee Hall Iowa avenue Dr. C. B. Crow is resident and Mrs. A. C. Hopkinson serves as Recording Secretary Visiting members welcome and invited to attend This item notes the lodge and its officers in a local notice style.
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Iowa Legion OF Honor
Argus Lodge No. 17
Maccavee Hall
Iowa Avenue
C. B. Crow
A. C. Hopkinson
G A R Headquarters Meeting Details in Shelby
G A R Post 231 Shelby Norman meets on the first and third Tuesdays monthly at the G A R hall on East Second street. Visiting members are welcome. Commander J. H. Munroe and Adjutant Gus Schmidt preside.
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G. A. RR
Shelby Norman
G. A. R. Hall
East Second Street
J. H. Munroe
Gus. Schmidt
Muscatine Fraternal Orders Meet Weekly
Court of Honor meets Mondays in Woodman hall with visiting members invited. Muscatine Aerive No. 815 meets Tuesdays at 8 in Eagle Lodge hall over Dunbar. visitors welcome. Muscatine Lodge No. 804 B P O Elks meets Mondays at 8 at Elks Hall 122 Iowa avenue. visiting Elks welcome.
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Fraternal Aid Association
Bloomington
H. F. Bodman
Second
Chestnut Streets
Q. I. Howard
E. P. Day
Court OF Honor
Muscatine Court
Woodman Hall
J. C. Coster
H. G. Schoenig
Muscatine Aeribe No
Eagle Lodge Hall
Dunbar
K. P. O. Elks
Muscatine
B. P. OO. Elks
Elks Hall
Iawa Avenue
Cook, Musser Bank
Elks
Wm. J. Watson
John P. Breen
A. O. U. W. Gle Lodge
K. P. Hall
Iowa Avenue
Fred Beitel
M. Ww
Howe
E. H. Dolsen
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NAPS
Lajoie
Walsh
Mass
the Maccabees
Cable
New Jewelry Store
West
Second Street
Christy Mathewson
Milwaukee
AD Wolgast
News of the Fair
Attrac
Fenaints
Aleer
St.louis
Chigago
Henry Walsinger
Adeline James
Fred Bonnicheson
Harrisburg
Lou
Fred
Fred Wagner
H. A. Banta
D. D. Mapes
J. E. Lee
Eliza Moffit
Letts
Chet. Powers
S. A. Crull
Ellen Snyder
Herb. Utter
Near Letts
Iva Clark
Rob Lee
S. L. Johnson
Floyd
Home Savings Bank
Society
Masonic
Iowa
A. F
A. M
E. P. Ingham
W. M
L. Johnson
R. A M
A. K. Othmer
K. T
G. D. Lezotte
E. C. W. HB. Graff
Oj. R. ML
Daniel Borgstedt
Lester Smith
Romona
Isabel Norton
Pocahontas
Luella Bell
A A. Stark
M. W
A. Muscatine
Cami No. 106
Woodmen of America
Uestiay
Woodmen Hall
Olds’ Block
J. A. Leyda
Fraternal Bankers Reserve
Yeomen Hall
Wu. Appel
H. Lemkau
Charlies Lockwood
E. C. Ingraham
Glu West Ota
M. B
J. O. O. F. Muscatine Lodge
Miriam Lodge No
LD. of
Prairie Encampment
Meeets
Orst
L. E. Aikens, W. P
M. P. Gofft
Knights OF Psthias
Wyoming
K. of E
K. P
Vrechray
FR. W. McDougal
F. L. Biblmeier
Muscatine Castle
Yeomenhall Cor
Third and Avenue
Elma Scott
Alexander W. Scott
Banner Lodge
Wavie Niebling
Mary Crouch
Gussie Muil
Knights OF Columbus. Laurent
Maccabee Hall
J. A. Bartemeier
G. Bestenlehner
Fin. Sec
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Letta Shafnit
August Othmer
Sec’y
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