Mrs T H Dempsey Dies After Four Week Illness
Mrs Timothy H Dempsey aged 67 died at her East Second Street home at 3 a m after heart trouble. Born Bridget Ann Scotland in Tyrone Ireland she married in Boston in 1858 and later moved to Muscatine before settling here. Survived by four sons Thomas Claries George and Edward with Charles in Jonesboro Ark. Funeral likely Wednesday at St James Church with interment Elm Grove cemetery.
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Timothy H. Dempsey
East Second Street
St. James Church
Dempsey
County Tyrone
Ireland
Bridget Ann Scotland
America
Boston
Muscatine
Elm Grove
Thomas
Claries
George
Edward
Charles
Jonesborough
Ark
Society notes from Presbyterian groups and a Chicago wedding
The Ruths and Lydias, the young ladies of the Presbyterian church, met Friday at Miss Liszie Guillemott's home with about ten members. Maude McCulley hosts a complimentary gathering for friends this evening. The Presbyterian ladies met last Friday at Mrs KB Norton’s on West Second Street. Chicago Tribune reports Ded M. Auld’s marriage to Dr John Maxwell Auld, a prominent widow Mrs Bertha Hax Foreman wed in Chicago, the ceremony attended by immediate relatives and the couple departing for Chicago. Mrs Auld is the daughter of late Louis Tax.
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Ruths
lLydias
The
Presbyterian Church
Liszie Guillemott
Helt
Mra KB. G. Norton
Second St
Chicago Tribune
Ded. M. Auld
G. T. Auld
Bertha Hax Foreman
John Maxwell Auld
Chicago
Auld
Louis Tax
Kankakee
Missouri
Train wreck delays passenger arrival at Seymour station
Passenger No. 12 did not arrive Saturday night as the train wrecked at Seymour and was delayed for hours. It finally reached the destination at 0:20 last evening with no serious injuries reported.
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Seymour
Royal Neighbors Meeting Noted and Local News Roundup
Royal Neighbors will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 50. Mrs L A Wesson shows improvement after being ill about a week. Chas King visits Muscatine for three days. Licenses to wed issued to Leroy F Schulty and Ethel P Veach, and to John Reese and Anna Elizabeth Durlan. Eddie Blanchard returns home from Ottumwa with sister Mrs Frank Wesson. Gib Batley, horse buyer, in Kalona after ankle fracture. Kalona column recalls jokes about Chicago visit and family quips. An Ohio church minster faces a dusty ball player interruption during baseball’s end of game noise.
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L. A. Wesson
Chas. King
Muscatine
Milwaknee
Leroy F. Schulty
Ethel P. Veach
John ©. Reese
Anna Elizabeth Durlan
Eddie Blanchard
Ottumwa
Frank Wesson
Ohio
OPEN NEW STORE BY DR L BAIRD & SON ON THE HEIGHTS
Dr L Baird and Son opened a new Heights store provided by Hatred and Son to serve locals with a full line of groceries. Mr Haird has nine years in town. James Baird will run the city shop while Mr Baird heads the Heights location. The old store at the southwest square corner remains open to serve continuing customers.
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Dr. L
Baird
Heights
James
City
Eights
Baird & Son
Mothers to be Entertained at Mrs. F L Wilson Home
Chapter 1 BP EB notes a social event for mothers at Mrs. F L Wilson’s home on Thursday September 7 at 2 30 PM with a date change. P BE Os ask guests to send marguerites to Mrs. Wilson Thursday morning. TV 31: Miss Cora Smeltzer returns home from hospital work in McGregor Iowa to visit family.
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Society
F. L. Wilson
P. BE. O's
Wilson
Cora Smeltzer
McGregor
Iowa
Doctors Find A Good Prescription For Mankind
Doctors find a simple remedy described as a good prescription for mankind. The g cent package suffices for usual occasions and the family bottle priced at 60 cents provides a year’s supply. All druggists sell them.
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Percales and
Mercer & Chilcote
Postoffice
Kaye & Lytle Telephone
East Side Square
Colenso Hotel
Dave Keltner
Steck
Edgerton
China
Selves
H. F. Steck’s
West Side Jeweler
Our
Washington
T. H. Dempsey
Heart Trouble the Cause
Dr. J. M. Auld
Gib Batley
Kalona
Lone Tree
Baird & Son Open Heights Grocery
Black Silk Sale
Hlere
Black Dress
Tvory
Gooda
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Colenso
Frank Rogers
Iowa Central
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Dr. McFarland
Keota
Journal Office
Journal
Square
W. A. Chilcote
Ruth Miksch
Ainsworth
E. C. Carris
Jamaica
Columbia Pharmacy
J. E. Lemmon
Prop
Graham Theatre
Warren, Moore, Mawnac
Mington
Crayman Twins
Miss Patti Rosa
Carris Drug Store
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Chicago Board of Trade
McCall Bros
Sie
Manhattan Building
ST. Paul, Minn
Leading Exchanges
Telephone
Duluth
R. McCall
Winnipeg
Harwood
H. Knight
Washington National Bank
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