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Newspaper

Bedford Free Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1902

Page

5

Biggest Game of Season at Bedford Diamond

Officials will meet the abstractors and real estate men in a humorous Monday clash on the Bedford diamond. Admission is ten cents to benefit the Fourth of July celebration. Cast includes Reynolds, McGinness, Haddock, Sawyer, Lake, Beauchamp, Arthaud, Dunning, Miller, and others with umpire M. M. Million.

Court House Bedford Diamond Reynolds Cistlesss G. McGinness Haddock C. Sawyer Payton A. Sawyer F. Allen B. Lake H. Beauchamp A. Ash W. FE Parker Lake Bradley Cass Joe Arthaud McGinness I Dinges W. EB Miller M. M. Million

East Mission Lecture by Rev Shepherd at Fairfield

Rev Shepherd of Fairfield will lecture at East Mission on the evenings of the thirteenth and fourteenth. Two of his most interesting talks to be presented with admission price announced for the public.

East Mission Shepherd Fairfield

Ezra Stephens Improving After Stroke Fight

The Free Press reported Hara Stephens remains in critical condition from a paralytic stroke. He was once thought dead but rallied and is now slowly improving though very weak and nearing recovery.

Free Press Hara Stephens

Thrsday Club Holds Annual Picnic at Haddocks Lawn

Members of the Thursday club held their annual picnic on the Haddocks lawn last Wednesday evening. Refreshments were served and the occasion was greatly enjoyed by all.

Thursday Club G. B. Haddock

Bedford to Host Largest Fourth Celebration Yet

Bedford plans the best 4th of July celebration in Taylor County inviting nearby towns. A citizens meeting formed a general committee and multiple subcommittees oversee finance grounds fireworks amusements speaker music decorations firing salute and reception with named local leaders coordinating each area.

Taylor County Pes Hall Bedford B. Payton J. B. Coup H. M. Long E. Thompson H. P. Long Jas. Hanshaw John J. Clark W. P. Peterman A. C. Brice J. L W. M. Jackson F. E B. Crosson S E. Thompson Wm. Wilkins Edna Fowler Margaret Dinges Jno

Bedford News Highlights and Local Events This Week

Last Saturday a small gathering at the Cuttler residence featured games and a plentiful lunch for Hortense Burks and Maud Cuttler’s friends, with attendees including Glen Burks, Curtis Burks, Forest Woods, Ethel Wentworth, Mabel Cuttler, Leslie Morton, Beryl and Bella Fulton, and George Cuttler. In Bedford’s Friday ball game, the home team won 9 to 6 over St. Joseph after a mid innings battery switch by the visitors, with Louden replaced and later released. George Young plans two new buildings near the opera house, one a planing mill and cistern works run by gasoline power, the other a blacksmith shop.

Hortense, Burks Maud Cuttler Bedford Diamond Bedford St. Joseph Bedford Boys Burlingtons Louden Reddy George Young Opera House As.a

Bedford Citizens Question Sidewalk Standards After Meet

The writer praises Bedford soldiers from Company I for winning by marksmanship with Sergeant White to receive a medal, then shifts to a public notice about city sidewalk ordinances. He asks why some property owners must build four feet while others near downtown are allowed three feet, urging equal rules for all and seeking a city law clarification.

Shota Cedar Rapids Sergeant White Maxwell White Markeman Bedford Crack City of Orrizon

Bruner Couple Celebrates Fifty Years of Marriage

Mr and Mrs Joseph Bruner marked fifty years of marriage with a quiet home gathering. Relatives and friends dropped in to congratulate them on the momentous occasion and share well wishes for their future together.

Joseph Bruner Wofew

Wickersham Lecture Draws Big Audience At Opera House

Wickersham's lecture at the opera house Friday evening June 13 will be a drawing card for music lovers. Those who enjoy a fine lecture by a splendid speaker should make plans to attend. Reserved seats on sale at Bailie's drug store.

Wickersham Opera House Bailie

Sheep Killed by Dogs In Iowa Herd

Seven sheep killed Friday night by renegade dogs belonging to Charlie Scott. Loss estimated at about forty dollars. Iowa law once provided state payment for dogs killed stock, but since 1897 no damages can be collected due to statute changes.

Charlie Scott Iowa Loerox New ‘Times

Water Works Bonds Sold Again In City

The water works bonds were offered in a special session and sold to a Chicago broker king for a 600 premium, then another bid from First National Bank of Chicago at 625, the council later declaring the King deal invalid and accepting the bank offer with 500 cash binding the bargain. The Farmers Mutual Telephone line leased rooms above Ree Press for a year with option for five. The company lists 155 members with M C McMahill as president J T Miller as secretary and F A Glasgow as treasurer Mollie Ulrich hired as operator.

King Chicago First National Bank of Chicago National Bank Farmers Mutual Telephone Jline Reee M. C. McMahill J. T. Miller F. A. Glasegow

Decoration Day Observed Quietly in Bedford

Decoration Day in Bedford saw the old soldiers march to the cemeteries and honor the departed with a generous display of flowers. In the afternoon Attorney Jackson delivered an address at the park, while another article elsewhere explains why no formal program was held.

Jackson

Ice Cream and Cake Event at Court House Park

The Junior League invites the public to enjoy ice cream and cake in Court House Park Friday evening. All refreshments priced at 10 cents. everyone welcome to attend and have a good time.

Court House Park

Dirt for sale near Free Press office lot

Fragmentary note offers about 250 loads of dirt for hauling from a lot south of the Free Press office. The message is incomplete and contains an unclear contact line and stray text about a building on a street.

Free Press Office R Lok

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Frank Dunning A. Spacht Mr. Dunning Miss Stontz Eva Shantz Cristian Church Dr. Russell Horace Nellie Grey Horace Russell Deacon Grey Nellie Maple Crossing William Bruce Jacob Crane Ezra Stephens P.S Jake the Farmers Mutual
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