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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1903

Page

5

Local Social and Travel Notes Feature regional visits

Mrs. Will Chase of Prairie City visits her mother Mrs. Elsa Parsons in this city. Miss Myra Lyon plans a Chicago trip with Miss Etta Thompson during a grand opera session. Mrs. John Sueppel travels to Saint Joseph Missouri due to her mother’s illness. Samuel Morrison leaves for Fort Worth Texas for a vacation. The Ryerson bridge span nears completion and work accelerates. Miss Jessie Overholt returns from Cedar Rapids after a short visit. Henry Lindsley injured in Rock the Island yards at West Liberty shows signs of recovery.

Will Chase Prairie City Elsa Parsons Myra Lyon Chicago Etta Thompson John Sueppel Saint Joseph Missouri Samuel Morrison Fort Worth Texas Ryerson Bridge Jessie Overholt Cedar Rapids

Iowa City Pushes for Stone Bridge Over Ralston Creek

A 25 member Iowa City committee petitions Johnson County to fund a stone bridge the full width of Iowa avenue to enable paving and boulevard plans. A. F. Swisher chairs the group, with Professor Macbride and Peter A. Dey urging a durable arch bridge. City Engineer Magowan to provide cost estimates for board action.

Iowa City Ralston Creek Iowa Avenue A. F. Swisher Court House Board of Supervisors Sail Swisher Johnson County Macbride Iowa Peter A. Dey Dey George W. Ball Magowan

Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised Cure

Cavendish resident S Le Quinn faced chronic constipation until Dr King’s New Life Pills were advertised as a remedy. The claim states the pills arrested his trouble and cured him completely. Available for 25 cents at local Ding Stores run by W E Shrader and J H Whelstone.

S. le Quinn Cavendish Dr. King W. E. Shrader J. H. Whelstone

Governor Cummins Addresses State University Assembly

Governor A B Cummins spoke to a packed liberal arts hall at the State University praising Iowa youth and forecasting greater funding for education. Regents Carroll Wright and others followed with hopeful remarks on facilities including a gymnasium and museum, while emphasizing limits of money.

A. B. Cummins The State University Board of Regents Liberal Arts MacLean Cummins Pennsylvania University of the World Iowa Gunsaulus Carroll Wright Wright

Local notes and social items from a Midwest town

A compilation of household notices, visits and small town events. Items include Mrs Delia Perry promoting a home business, Harry Bumgardner’s horse and buggy, church programs, Mrs George Weider hosting a Ladies Club, residents visiting relatives, road work by Peter Dingleberry and Schuyler Shriner, Sunday school officers elected, and a Rocky Mountain Tea tonic advertisement.

Haster FL W. Thompson North Hill George Weider van Bumgardner Bruce Thompson Plato Welds Bumgardner Peter Dingleberry Schuyler Shriner Enease Calista Pratt Harry Weider Guy Enease Tace Enease

District Convention Y. P. Co West Branch Iowa Apr 17 19

Rock Island System agents within 100 miles will sell tickets to West Branch at open rate of fare and one third for the round trip. Call nearest ticket agent for full information. 4-19

Rock Island West Branch

Kupka Against Kupka Trial Folds in Divorce Case

In district court for two days the Kupka divorce case consumes judge attention. Mr. Kupka denies cruelty claims and offers to provide a home while Mrs. Kupka seeks alimony and contends she worked in fields with hired men. A Fry will contest and probate case follow next Monday morning alleging the will invalid due to a later-born child and disputing shares for the decedent's offspring.

Kupka

Electricians Convene in Davenport for First Iowa State Meeting

The first annual Iowa State Electrical convention gathered in Davenport at the Masonic temple with leaders from across the state. George S. Carson spoke on maintenance of central stations by water power, with sessions on street lighting data, wiring cost forms, and steam power operations. Evening programs included a Rock Island arsenal trip and a W. D. Ryan lecture on modern filtration.

Iowa State Electrical Convention Davenport Masonic Temple George S. Carson W. S. Porter Eldora J. S. Bellamy Knoxville Isaac B. Smith Cedar Rapids H. T. Fiske Muscatine George Carson Iowa City Rock Island Arsenal Rock Island Moline Moline Power Company W. D. Ryan New York

Early vegetables appear in midwest markets this season

Local grocers report a surge of imported produce with lettuce rhubarb cabbage and more available earlier than in small cities. Strawberries have appeared and vendors emphasize supply to patrons despite distant origins. Sugar Week at the Tea Store offers 22 lbs sugar for $1 with $1 other goods. Regal 130 Washington St. 4-6-8.

Middle West Regal Washington Street

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