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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1903

Page

33

Marching Orders Set for Keokuk Trip by Local Company

Captain KR Howell of Company 7, Fiftieth Regiment, received orders to move from Iowa City on April 28 by train to Burlington then Keokuk. The unit will wear khaki, carry dress uniforms in baggage, and bring blanket bags with overcoats. Meals will be supplied in Keokuk and at the expo parade. They arrive St Louis the evening of April 29 and depart May 2 for home.

KR. P. Howell Iowa City Burlington Keokuk St. Louis

Local Briefs Highlight Town News And Travel

Joshua Secrest sails to Canada to inspect land holdings. Rev. J. W. Matone to preach for Rev. S. J. Wright. Union township lumbering for barn and new house projects noted. Andrew Frick visits Town City after 13 years away. Mrs. D. F. Rosencranz and son return from Davenport. Mrs. Clymer Coldren, in Las Vegas, NM, not improving. sister Carrie Shamo with her. H. Thompson of Scott township eyes Linn street houses. Cedar Rapids university extension secures Prof. T. H. Macbride for 1905 04 season. Ex Mayor Charles Lewis household goods arrive from Douglas, Wyoming.

J. W. Matone S. J. Wright Jacobs’Probest Union Township T. C. Carson Robert N. Carson Davenport Andrew Frick D. F. Rosencranz Herman Clymer Coldren Las Vegas N. M Carrie Shamo H. Thompson Scott Township Linn Street Capt S. B. Pryce Cedar Rapids University Extension Center T. H. Macbride Charles Lewis Douglass Wyoming Lewis

Wassan Wins Sociology Scholarship at University

Clarence Wassan, a senior in this year’s class, won the university sociology scholarship over twelve contestants in a prestigious appointment. The award represents one of the highest honors given by the university this year. Also listed are rental offerings of 40 acres blue grass and timber pasture with water for 75 dollars, tied to Julia Debrie and Clarence Debrie Morrison, and 40 acres in the Peter Debrie estate in Johnson County for 75 dollars cash, Riverside Iowa.

Clarence Wassan Wasson Julia Debrie Clarence Debrie Morrison Peter Debrie Johnson County Riverside

Up to the sill course on medical laboratory project

The report notes progress on the building with the sill course advancing as steel work for the third floor is prepared. Steel is hoisted for installation and once fire proofing and stone work proceed, workers will move to the anatomical building for rapid completion.

Anatomical

Slavata Plans New Residence at Fairchild and Van Buren

Charles Slavata decides to construct a new house this summer on his property at the corner of Fairchild and Van Buren streets. He sold the old house to Albert Kostal, which will be removed. J. J. Hoth holds the contract for construction, and the new residence will be modern in all its appointments.

Charles Slavata Fairchild and van Buren Streets Albert Kostal J. J. Hoth

Bad Accident Injures Mrs. Presson In Dubuque Street Crash

Mrs. A T Presson was severely injured when her electric car crashed along Dubuque street last evening. The vehicle’s gear slipped while she tried to turn it off and she struck the steering gear and was knocked unconscious before being taken home after aid arrived.

A. T. Presson Slong Dubuque Street Xi Psi Phi Birs. Presson Presson

Sons of the Revolution elect Iowa officers in Davenport meeting

At Davenport the annual Sons of the Revolution Iowa meeting elected officers for the year and named two Davenport members as national alternates. Banquet speakers included Mrs Mara Purdy Peck on Mothers of the Revolution and Octave Thanet’s Alice French. The Ryerson bridge project nears completion with the last span steel in place and rivets to be finished by late June.

Davenport Sons of the Revollion Iowa Towa City George E. MacLean A. Swisher Council of Administration Judson Keith Weming Dubuque Wiliam C. Wadsworth E. 5S. Hammatt H. 5, Ballord James B. Mason L. HK. Jones Town Falls J. B. Donaldson D. D Mara Purdy Peck Alice French Octave Thanet Ryerson Commparty

Iowa College Baseball Prospects Noted By 1892 St Paul Captain

W C Alvord former Western League third baseman and 1892 St Paul captain visited Des Moines and spoke on Iowa college baseball. He called players green, urged heavier bats, better bunting, and strong leadership from a field captain to guide the team’s development this season. He plans another visit to monitor Iowa’s progress.

W. C. Alvord Alford Iowa Des Metes Capital City Des Moines Alvord Toledo Kansas City Cleveland Washington Mrr St. Paul Sheen Ferdinand, Westhemer & Sons, Distillers St. Joseph Bunting

Elected Officers of Trinity Church Woman's Auxiliary

Last Monday at Mrs O Startsuman home the annual meeting of Trinity church Woman's Auxiliary elected officers for the year President Miss Mary Wessles Vice-President Mrs Eleanor Riggs Treasurer Miss Cora Morrison Secretary Mrs Startsman Retiring president Mrs Hattie Welsh declined re election Members to prepare missionary papers for monthly meetings Installation of Rev Mr Wylie as pastor of the Presbyterian church will be held Thursday at 730 p m Ministers and congregations are invited to attend Signed Tr A Willis Clerk Session

O. Startsuman Woman's Auxiliary Missionary Society of Trinity Church Mary Wessles Eleanor 8. Riggs Cora Morrison Startsman Hattie Welsh

Reverend Johnson Bids Farewell to City Students

Rev Dana C Johnson announced his departure for Cincinnati after delivering a campus address on The Church as a Power in the World. Students and faculty regret his leaving as he heads to a new charge in about a week to ten days.

Dana C. Johnson Cincinnati

New Residence Planned Next to Christian Church

Robert Lorenz plans a spring construction of a modern residence on the lot adjacent to the Christian Church. The design emphasizes convenience and attractive features.

Robert Lorenz Christian Church

City Treasurer J E Switzer Surprised by Birthday Visit

The genial city treasurer J E Switzer was surprised last Monday evening when about a dozen friends dropped in. Although he did not count on the date being his birthday, the guests marked the anniversary with a celebratory gathering. Birthday cake and refreshments followed the informal amble.

J. E. Switzer

Military Ball Invitations for Town Battalion Event

Invitations issued for a Military Ball at Smiths Armory on May 15 by the University of Town Battalion of Cadets in honor of Governor A B Qummis and staff. Colonel George R Burnett commands the event ensuring its success with a large anticipated attendance.

University of Town Battalion of Cadets A. B. Qummis Smith’s George R. Burnett Comandant

Perjury Complaint in Divorce Case Arrests Slater

Complainant in divorce proceedings charges Thomas J. Slater with perjury tied to statements in his affidavit. Hearing before Justice Horack set for next Tuesday morning. Slater released on 300.00 pounds bond awaiting action.

Thomas J. Slater Horack Slater Justice of the Peace

Accident on North Dodge street injures riderless buggy

On North Dodge street near Attorney Vincent Zmunt home a branch with rider jumped into a buggy. John Craig was thrown out but not seriously injured. The buggy suffered noticeable damage. Also listed is a for sale refrigerator inquiries at this office.

Dodge Street Vincent Zmunt John Craig Craig

Zeigler Stops Train on Rock Island Tracks

Patrol wagon called to Rock Island tracks near Burlington street station last Monday evening after a freight train halted when its engineer found a man lying on the rails. John Zeigler, a local horseman, was removed from the track twice but returned to lie down again. Police later searched the scene without locating him, unclear whether he was injured or fled.

Rock Island Burlington Street John Zeigler John Zeigler

Iowa City Men Plan Week Visit to Pierre South Dakota

A party of Iowa City gentlemen led by Vincent Zmunt Dr J B Carder and William Boone departed last evening for Pierre South Dakota. They expect to be away five to ten days and will visit several points across the state during their trip.

Iowa City Pierre Vincent Zmunt J. B. Carder William Boone

Country Club entertained by Mrs Coast and Mr Musser

Last Monday evening the Country Club hosted an event featuring Mrs. P. C. Coast and William Musser who were prize winners at a previous winter party. They were expected to entertain the other guests, with Berryhill's orchestra providing music and refreshments served.

P. C.coast William Musser

Political Science Club hears Dean Currier on Cannon Hill Town

Last Monday Judge M. J. Wade hosted the Political Science Club at his Clinton Street home. Dean A. Sn. Currier presented a paper titled A Typical Hill Town in New England, based on Currier’s Cannon New Hampshire origin, and the description pleased the audience.

M. J. Wade Political Science Club Clinton Street Dean A. SN. Currier New England Dean Currier Cannon, N. H

Kinny and Greasar Tie at St Marys Church

Charles Kinny and Miss Carolyne Greasar were married yesterday morning at St Marys Church. The ceremony at 8 o clock was performed by Reverend A. J. Schulte with Theresa Greasar as bridesmaid and George Greasar, the bride’s brother, serving as best man.

St Mary's Church Charles Kinny Carolyne Greasar A. J. Schulte Theresa Greasar George Greasar

Moon Family Hosted Evening at North Dubuque Residence

Miss Mollie Moon hosted an entertaining evening with her brothers Milton Moon and Dr M B Moon at the Moon residence on North Dubuque street. The function featured music and refreshments for guests.

Mollie Moon Milton Moon M. B. Moon Moon North Dubuque Street

To Meet Miss Hogan and Elder Daughters Invite

Secretary announces Elder Daughters invite members to meet Miss Hogan at Mrs Milton Remley’s home Thursday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock.

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Sg Fifty-fist Regiment Joshua Secrest Canada Ed. Lewis Sons OF Revolution W.C. Alvord Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Church Tr A. Willis Serene Ene Ener Ene Squire J. F. Horak Withj Burlington Street Station South Bakota Moon Over Hart, Schaffner & Marx Coast & Son The American Clothiers Kinny Greasar Miss Hogan
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