Neighbors Report on Trials and Local News
Andrew Clark and Levi Bloomfield faced police court for stealing forty dollars and vagrancy, with sentences of 16 and 10 days. Mrs. Alice M. Butler won a divorce from C. F. Butler on grounds of desertion. Grocers urge prompt bill settlements, and Hon. Henry Vollmer reports healthful travel. Saloons in Scott county paid mulct taxes. 221 licenses now active. Harrison street paving plans ordered by City Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Clark
Levi Bloomfield
Clark
Bloomfield
Davenport
Centerville
Iowa
Ollie Clark
Andrew
Scott County
Rudolph Rohlffs
Hillsdale News Highlights Local Life and Growth
Albert Huneke hires Charles Jasperson for next year, with Jasperson moving his family to Hillsdale in spring. Clemas Quade to fill Jasperson’s farm role. Ephraim Kempster island rented by Cris Suhl. Community notes include visits, revival meetings, school events, farm updates, and a revival at Bethel Baptist. Obituary of Gust Nelson and local items such as revival progress, skating impacts, and Firemen convention results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Huneke
Charles Jasperson
Jesse Simpson
Cordova
A. B. Huston
Roseville
Arthur Cole
Huston
William Winterfeldt
Farmers’ Institute
Gilbert Waters
A. A. Waters
Woodhull
Hillsdale
Adams
Teachers’ Institute
Port Byron
William White
John Hahn
Morrison
Herman Liphardt
Hazel Dell Community News Brief
Max Hessman has been ill for months but is improving. Mrs. Joseph Ryan is bedridden with a lame back. Frank Tice and family returned from Richland Center Wisconsin after four weeks away. Mrs. G Houck and daughter Minnie visited with her sister Mrs. Herman Muchow last week. Henry Pomeroy Nina Hildo and families visited Mr and Mrs Henry Sick for several days. Al Swigart and sister Lizzie Reed visited relatives in Ladora Iowa. Charles Becker and his mother spent weekend with relatives in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hessman
Joseph Ryan
Frank Tice
Richland Center
Wis
G. Houck
Minnie
Herman Muchow
Henry Pomeroy
Nina Hildo
Henry
al. Swigart
Lizzie Reed
Ladora
Iowa
Charles Becker
Muscatine
Hampton News Briefs Include Revival Meetings And Funeral
Charles Weaver visited the Willamuth family from the county seat. Revival meetings are held each evening at the Methodist church led by Rev. G. W. Broome. Mrs. L. E. Hogue of Watertown remains with her mother, Mrs. Anna Thompson, under medical care. The remains of Mrs. Mary Lemon, formerly of this village, killed in Texas on Jan. 12, arrived here Wednesday. funeral services were at the Methodist Church at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. W. S. Read officiating. Interment followed in Hampton cemetery. Mrs. Lemon’s maiden name was Stoddard, born at Pembroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
G. W. Broome
L. E. Hogue
Watertown
Anna Thompson
Mary Lemon
Cleyburne
Texas
W. S. Read
Hampton Cemetery
Mrs. Lemon
Stoddard
Pembroke
Sherrard Notes on Deaths Visits and Family News
George Lee and sisters attended the funeral of brother in law J B McFarlane who drowned in a Colorado gold mine on December 20. Nellie Lloyd returns from a week with Joseph Stevens. Bertha Stevens joins for a few days. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Stone buried after death last Tuesday. Rev Kelly preached then returned from Town. Charles Kinsey and wife home from Chicago. Thomas Miller visits from Topeka. Mrs William Olden visits Rock Island. Mr Olden hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lee
Martin
Simmons
Colorado Springs
Col
J. B. McFarlane
Nellie Lloyd
Moline
Joseph Stevens
Bertha Stevens
Jeff Cragan
William Stone
Sherrard Cemetery
Mr. Kelly
Town
Charles Kinsey
Chicago
Hardy
Thomas Miller
Topeka
Kan
William Miller
William Olden
Rock Island
Mr. Olden
Valuable bric-a-brac lost in Muscatine fire
Fire at W. L. Johnson residence in Muscatine Iowa destroyed the home and contents valued at about 25000 dollars with 10000 on the building and 15000 on the goods including valuable furniture and bric-a-brac. A testimonial notes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured long standing stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Iowa
W. L. Johnson
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Retail Grocers’ Association
Minneapolis
Henry Vollmer
Vollmer
West Indies
South America
Mr. Vollmer
Caracas
Venezuela
Trinidad
Cuba
Florida
Ed Collins
Civic Federation
Court House
Harrison
Harrison Street
Lombard Street
Central Park
DeArmand
Milan
George Liphardt
Richinson
Thomas Quick
Livine Downing Freed
George Downing
Homer Sell
Hillsdale Post
William Cain
D. O. Slater
Bethel Baptist Church
Charles Mercer
Odd Fellows
Erie
William Hager
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Hager
James McCartney
Eric
Bert Kempster
Austin
Minn
Ephraim Kempster
Frank
Earl Wilkins
Indiana
Morton Carlson
George Whiteside
Clarence Trevor
Arp
A. H. Arp
Ivan Irving
Fifth Avenue
Gust Nelson
Nelson
Sweden
America
Orion
H. W. Nelson
F. A. Nelson
Moline Heating & Construction Company
Margaret
Augusta Nelson
Maine
Andrew Smith
Illinois
Samuel Stoddard
New York
Ulster County Gazette
Scotland
Marmaduke Black
John Oltman
Geneseo
S. R. Bryan
T. A. Bailey
Martin Allery
South Ipswich
N. C
William Gibson
Boden
Schneep
Andrew Green, Jr
Florence Allen
Sherrard
Misa Allen
W. C. Barrett
John Harris
John Willstead
Walnut
Jane Frew
Rob
Atkinson
Morris, Ill
Nual
Iinois Firemen’s Association
Clinton
Peter Ripely
Riverdale
Walter E. Price
Champaign
M. T. Quirk
Arcola
Tam
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
T. H. Thomas
Santos
Brazil
Arbuckle Bros
Washington
Strayer’s Model Dairy Farm
L. E. West Gum CO
Second Avenue
Hazel Dell
Hampton
Charles Weaver
August Willamuth
Georgia
Roding
E. C. DeWitt & Go
Illi
Cornell
Khrodol
DRI
Uggists
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Knabe
House of Knabe
Totten
Bric-A-Brac
Chamberlain
John Jowe
Cooper
S.S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Paridon Wall Paper Co
Seventeenth Street
WALL
H. B. Casteel
L. D. Mudge
H. B. Simmon
Central Trust and Savings Bank
Rock Island, Ill
C. J. Larkin, H. E. Curtis, H. B. Casteel
J. D. Mack
John Schafer
M.S. Heagy
J. H. Cleaveland
Mary E. Robinson
W. J. Sweeney
H. W. Tremann
Willa
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