Sessions of Western Philosophical Association Conclude
The Western Philosophical Association finished a two day session last Saturday afternoon at which Iowa University was honored with the presidency of G T W Patrick. New officers elected include J R Angell vice president A Ross Hill secretary treasurer with A O Lovejoy and W A Heidel as executive committee members. The Saturday program featured lectures by J E Chreighon Cornell E L Hinman Nebraska and A Lovejoy on Royce and psychology in education among others.
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Western Philosophical Association
Association
G. T. W. Patrick
Town University
J. R. Angell
Chisago University
A. Ross Hill
Nebraska University
A. O. Lovejoy
Washington University
St. Louis
W. A. Heide
F. E. Bolton
Iowa University
Ryerson Bridge Work Advances with First Span In Place
Prof Sims reports rapid progress on the Ryerson bridge with full effort Sunday. The first span is in place and rivets suffice to remove part of the false work. False work for the second span is now installed. For sale 1500 fence posts at 10 cents each. Route city.
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Prof. Sims
Ryerson Bridge
Danner
Costume Yourselves Ball At National Hall Promises Fun
Fire Police host a hardtimes party at the National Hall on April 72 inviting attendees to come in costume with their ladies. The organizers pledge good order and a successful event with attendees properly dressed for the occasion.
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National Hall
Bishop Morrison to Visit City for Trinity Parish Pastor Vote
The Right Reverend T. N. Morrison, bishop of Iowa, will visit the city tomorrow or Wednesday and meet Trinity parish vestry to discuss selecting a new pastor for the parish.
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T. N. Morrison
Iowa
Trinity Parish
Three Weeks Honeymoon Divorce Case In Windham
Thomas J. Slater files suit against Etta G. Slater after a three week marriage ending in separation on September 28. The old, respected Windham resident sues his 35 year old bride in a sensational case likely to stir local interest.
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Thomas J. Slater
Windham
Etta G. Slater
Big Store offers deep discounts on women’s suits
A sales pitch touts Vetter's Big Store with women’s fashion suits at reduced prices. Prices listed include $32.50, $40 and $27.50 suits marked to $22.50. $22.50 suits to $15.00. $15.00 suits to $10.75, inviting shoppers to compare savings.
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Vetter
Minister Dr George Cornell to Leave for Sioux Falls Parish
Dr. George H Cornell acting pastor of Trinity parish will depart tonight for Sioux City and then take charge at Calvary cathedral in Sioux Falls South Dakota next Sunday. He regrets leaving Iowa City after fifteen years and explains his wife Mrs Cornell was delayed in Geneva New York by business. He looks forward to serving under Bishop W H Hare in South Dakota and notes a pleasant rapport with Right Reverend T W Morrison and Trinity clergy.
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George H.cornell
Trinity Parish
Sioux City
Cornell
Calvary Cathedral
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Iowa
T. W. Morrison
Iowa City
Trinity
City
Geneva
N. Y
W. H. Hare
D. D
Bishop Hare
Social Roundup and Local Visits Noted Around Town
Lilian, Butler of Chicago, guest of Beta Theta Pi at Easter in the city. Susie Lacombe returns from Marshalltown visit with sister Mrs Van Law. Cleveland Kingsbury of Newton visits with his sister here and will return tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Craig Wright of Des Moines visit father Hon Peter A Day. Dr Darrow of Letts Town visiting Mrs W S Hosford. Dr J W Harriman convalescing and plans office return. Cadence George leaves for North Liberty after visit with Eda George. T M Irish and daughter Mary of Dubuque visit here. Mr Irish teaches ward schools. St Patrick’s girls plan a card party at St Brendan’s Hall April 14. Admission 35 cents. All invited.
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Lilian, Butler
Chicago
Beta Theta Pi
Peter A. Day
BU Irs
Liter Darrow
Letts
W. S. Hosford
J. W. Harriman
Cadence George
North Liberty
Eda George
T. M. Irish
Mary
Dubuque
Irish
St. Patrick's Church
Struck by Lightning Shocks Local Man Near Burlington Clinton
Fred Bailey was struck by lightning last Saturday evening at the Burlington and Clinton streets corner while returning from a call. The umbrella absorbed the shock, leaving him unconscious briefly but he recovered and is said to be all right today. He reports still tasting electricity and notes his shattered umbrella.
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Fred Bailey
Burlington
Clinton
Mr. Bailey
Companies to travel to Keokuk for President visit
Captain Howell reports that Keokuk will pay expenses for Companies to travel April 28 in connection with a trip to Saint Louis. The purpose is to be in Keokuk for the President’s presence, with both companies likely to attend as requested.
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Howell
Company I
Keokuk
Saint Louis
Death of Harvey Graham noted in Los Angeles
Telegram from Los Angeles reports the death of Harvey Graham once of this city. Colonel and Mrs. Graham traveled to Los Angeles to spend winters with their son A. G. Graham. Details of the illness remain unknown.
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Harvey Graham
Los Angeles
A. H. McConnell
Dirs
Manitowoc
Wis
Graham
A. G. Graham
Markets Voice From F H Prince Broker Note
Private wire report from Chicago lists stocks grants and provisions with market quotations. F H Prince broker and commission merchant operates at 1144 Washington Street Town City with direct telephone access.
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F. H.prince
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Washington Street
Town City
E. H. Prince
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards April 10
Receipts today show hogs 22 000 and cattle 2 000 strong. Sheep 3 000. Estimates at 15 000 fair and clearance fair. Mixed and butchers 7.05 to 7.50. Good to choice heavy 7.40 to 7.35. Rough heavy 7.15 to 7.35. Light 6.85 to 7.30. Cattle steady. Sheep 3.75 to 7.00. Lambs 5.00 to 7.85. Beeves 3.80 to 5.60. Cows and heifers 1.50 to 4.80. Stockers and feeders 3.00 to 4.65 Texans 3.90 to 4.60.
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Union Stock Yards
Confessions of a Priest Endorses Electric Bitters Cure
Rev Juo S Cox of Wake Ark says he suffered yellow jaundice for 12 years and found relief after using Electric Bitters. He claims the medicine cured a long illness and endorses it for liver kidney trouble stomach disorders and debility. The testimonial is guaranteed by local merchants W Shrader JB Whetstone and Olay Soc. apr.
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Juo. S. Cox
Wake, Ark
Shrader
Whetstone
Olay Soc
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Reversal
An advertisement claims deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube is curable only by constitutional remedies. It asserts nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers $100 for an untreatable case with a promotional pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cures and Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
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