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Newspaper

Bedford Free Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1903

Page

5

Graduation Reception for 1903 Class at Sowers Home

Friday evening last, Leigh Sowers and the 1903 graduates were feted at Mr and Mrs A J Sowers home. Prof F E Howard, Miss Jones Carri gan Dickey and Prof Kirkpatrick attended. Rooms dressed in blue and yellow. May baskets, tea roses, and yellow baskets with blue ribbons featured the tables. Ice cream served in yellow May-day baskets. Two solos by Miss Dickey.

A. J. Sowers Leigh Plass F. ‘E. Howard Jones Carrigan Dickey Kirkpatrick

Memorial Services at Presbyterian Church May 24

Memorial services will be held in the Presbyterian church on May 24 with Rev Dy Griffith delivering the address. An appropriate program has been arranged.

Presbyterian Church Dy ‘Grifith

Postoffice Adopts Sunday Hours Amid Train Suspension

Post office announces new Sunday schedule due to Sunday trains being taken off. It will be open Sundays only from 8 to 10 o'clock in the morning.

Fort Knightly Club closes 1902 8 season at Mrs Manker home

A closing reception Thursday of last week marked the Fort Knightly club ending the 1902 8 season with games music and refreshments. The past season was highly successful and members praise the accomplished work.

Fort Knightly Club

Bedford Boy Howie Shines In St Joseph League Game

Will Howie the Bedford Iowa pitcher tops Saints in League Park game. He held Milwaukee to four singles and one run as Daify's Dreams faltered. Howie faced only three batters in six innings, three in one inning, two other innings saw four or fewer. The Brewers scored one in the second. Also notes on social at M E Parsonage and a theft of M A Brown’s pants in New Market ahead of Roosevelt visit.

Will Howie Bedford Howie League Park Iowa Milwaukee Brewers

Shotgun Accident Damages Two Stores in Hopkins

Ed Jeffers picked up a gun in Western drug store Friday and, thinking it unloaded, fired a buckshot load that shattered a large window. Shot fragments pierced Mrs. Frymier's millinery across the street. Two girls seated at the window could have been killed if the gun had been raised differently. The Hopkins Journal urges gun safety.

Ed Jeffers

Fifteenth Annual Meeting of Woman's Foreign Missionary Society

The fifteenth annual meeting will be held in Clarinda on May 28 and 29. A splendid program is arranged and attendees can expect a good time. Mrs. Ream of Bedford is on the program to lead a discussion.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Clarinda Ream Bedford

Professor Wilcox Predicts Snow Trend Dates Foxy Forecasts

Prof Timothy Wilcox claims credit for predicting the last snow storm a month ahead and asserts a pattern of five frosts in May and one in June. He notes accuracy and continues to forecast cold snaps with confidence.

Timothy Wilcox

A Quiet Sabbath Falls on Ford as Sunday Traffic Dips

A quiet Sabbath unfolds in Ford as Sunday traffic eases with minimal changes reported. The absence of noticeable disruption suggests no alarming shifts in local transit or activities on the day.

Ford

Very Little Business Transacted During Term

District court adjourned after a short week with few cases. Two indictments were returned by the grand jury including D B Roberts for practicing osteopathy without a license and J P Longfellow for seduction. both men posted bonds. Several other matters were decided or ongoing with outcomes notable for hearings and appeals.

D. B. Roberts J. P. Longfellow Ed Cavendar M. A. Brown Della Eighty L. W. Brock Chas. Clayton Jas. Anderson Millie Brooks Anderson H. E. Tomlinson Jay Parsons Ve. Menonite Church W. H. Rowe J. C. Walker Catherine Sullivan Hannah Cashman Dunn & Brant Maxwell & Maxwell Maria Beck George Beck J. J. Underwood

Dangerous Condition of Affairs Causes Minor Panic in Classroom

Monday a section of plaster fell from the ceiling in Misa McCloud's room while students studied. The crash damaged seats and floor but caused no injuries. Immediate attention to safety is requested.

Misa McCloud

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