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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1903

Page

13

Swisher and visitors pour into the city on August

The Iowa Citizen notes Rev Swisher from Cedar Rapids visiting the city today. Mrs Allen Taylor of Wellman at E A Crossett home. Miss Maude Sangster visiting Nichols. Miss Winifred Hodges on vacation from Mayer clothing. Ed McMahon of Spirit Lake visiting Albert Miller. Ralph Williamson of Davenport visiting paternal home. Mrs J W Mullin and two children departed for Colorado Springs. Local entertainment included a party at Mr and Mrs George Rubik’s home. Ringling Brothers circus to perform with two shows on August 24 featuring lavish ballet and a grand spectacle with 1200 performers, 70 choristers, 300 dancers, and 50 soloists. Tickets available at downtown office and show grounds.

Swisher Cedar Rapids Allen Taylor Wellman E. A. Crossett Maude Sangster Iends Nichols Winifred Hodges Mayer Lothing Ed. McMahon Spirit Lake Albert Milier Ralph Williamson Davenport J. W. Mullin Colorado Springs Hey George Rubik J. A. Brewer Cedar Rapids Republican Dinwoodie Cedarapids North Liberty Ringling Brother Stere Cyolvng Thefternoon

Excess Fare Charged on Nickel Plate Route

Train services between Chicago and major eastern cities offer vestibuled sleeping cars dining cars and the American Club Meal Plan. Train No 2 departs Chicago at 10 30 a m daily for Boston New York and intermediate points via Nickel Plate West Shore and Boston and Maine roads. Train No 4 leaves Chicago at 2 30 1 daily for Buffalo and intermediate points. Train No 6 departs Chicago at 7 15 p m daily for Ft Wayne Cleveland Erie Buffalo New York and other stops arriving in New York City early the second morning.

Chicago Cleveland Buffalo New York Boston American Club West Shore Maine Lackawanna Ft. Wayne Erie New York City

Resser In Fever District Heads North To Safety

Jesse Resser once connected with the university and now head of public speaking in Worcester Ohio stopped in the city yesterday on his way from Natchitoches Louisiana. As yellow fever fears spread quarantines loomed and Resser left with wife after securing health certificates and a three hour notice. Travel out passed towns where guards with shotguns barred disembarkation and fear grew as trains stopped.

Jesse Resse Worchester Ohio Resser

Governor Cummins Proclaims Labor Day Observation in 1905

Iowa Governor Albert BCummins issues a Labor Day proclamation designating the first Monday in September as a day to honor workers. The 1905 notice, dated August 22, calls for a universal celebration of labor and the dignity of toil across the state from Des Moines.

Cummins Republic Albert B. Cummis State of Iowa Des Moines

Dunlap Wins High Honor From Auctioneering Course

Harry Dunlap returned from Davenport where he completed a fourty four student course at Jones National school of auctioneering and oratory. He studied under noted instructors including Carey M Jones Col J West Jones Col A W Thomas and Col Orvil Jones plus Prof Charles Marsh and graduated as one of the best in class. He is recommended by his instructors for his auctioneering skill and will choose a location to work.

Harry Dunlap Davenport Jones National School of Mr. Dunlap United States Carey M. Jones J. West Jones A. W. Thomas Chicago Col Orvil Jones Charles Marsh

Loving Cup Presented to Oliver Startsman by Eureka Lodge

Eureka Lodge No. 44 I. O. O. F. honored Oliver Startsman with a silver loving cup for fifty years of membership. The 1905 cup inscription notes fifty years of service, marking his long tenure since joining two years after the 1853 lodge founding. The event followed a social evening with ice cream cake and cigars.

Eureka Lodge O. FL O. Startsman Starteman J. T. Struble Benjamin Owen C. F. Lovelace M. A. B. Seydel Mr. Seydel

CORALVILLE NOTES VISITORS AND LOCAL GATHERINGS

Edna For visits her grandfather John Davis in Coralville. Mrs. Wm Monley and children return to Moline Illinois. DeLous Denis of Chicago visits his mother Mrs I V Dennis. Master Clark Oaks arrives at Douglas Arizona to his mother Nellie Fesler. Adair county native visits her mother Mrs B Koser. J J Paintin takes relatives and friends on a river picnic in his meat launch Oneida. Charles Allyn Williams arrives in New York aboard the Philadelphia and plans homecoming after trips to Paris and London.

Wm. Monley Moline Denis Chicago I. V. Dennis Master Clark Oaks Douglas Arizona Nellie Fesler Adair County B. Koser J. J. Paintin Oneida Charles Allyn Williams New York Philadelphia Mr. Williams Paris London France England

Creston Marriage Announced for Miss Mary Rex and Dr Edmund Adcock

Friends in Creston announce the coming marriage of Miss Mary Rex of Creston to Dr Edmund Adcock of Chicago. The wedding will be held August 31 at the First Congregational church in Creston. Miss Rex, a former university student, belongs to Kappa Kappa Gamma with Alice Remley and Gladys Carl Whitley as maids of honor.

Mary Rex Creston Edmund Adcock Chicago First Congregational Church Rex University Kappa Kappa Gamma Alice Remley This City Gladys Carl Whitley Webster City

Equitable Party Outing To Edgewater Boat House

A group of Equitable employees and guests rode 530 car to Coralville and launched to Edgewater boat house. About twenty five attended in honor of Miss Josephine Patton of Keokuk. Supper was served and the evening proved very pleasant.

Equitable Coralville Edgewater Boat House Josephine Patton Keokuk

Akey and Wydenkoff Marry in Riverside

Miss Josephine Akey of Riverside wed Will Wydenkoff in a simple ceremony. Friends of the couple wish them happiness as the bride, formerly with Steub force, was noted for her pleasing and obliging manner.

Josephine Akey Riverside Will Wydenkoff Steub Force

Hagel-Weiland Nuptials Planned in Chicago Home

Miss Millicent Louise Hagel will wed Nicholas A. Weiland at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Jones in Chicago on September 4 at 9:30 am. Hagel is well known here and is the niece of H A Strub as friends extend congratulations.

Millicent Louise Hagel Nicholas A. Weiland Charles Jones Chicago Miss Hagel H. A. Strub

Mae Amelia Greer to wed Ralph Edwards in Oak Grove

The marriage will be held tonight at the bride's parents home in Clear Creek township Oak Grove Fata at 6:30 PM. A reception follows at 347 South Governor Street hosted by the groom's parents on the evening of August 27.

Clear Creek Township Oak Grove Fata Mae Amelia Ralph Edwards H. S. Edwards South Governor Street

Surprise for Miss Williams in West Lucas Township

Miss Ellie Williams was surprised by about twenty five young friends at her home last evening. The gathering included games and music with light refreshments and all enjoyed the evening.

Ellie Williams West Lucas Township

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed for Ulcers and Sores

Flat Rock Michigan resident William Bedell praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for healing ulcers sores and cancers. The remedy soothes cuts burns and scars and is sold at Henry Louis and W. E. Shrader for 25 cents with guarantee.

Wm Bedell Flat Rock Mich Bucklen Henry Louis W. E Shrader

Electric Bitters Proves A Cure In Ills Of Stomach Liver Kidneys

Public notice urges use of Electric Bitters as a curative tonic. Testimonial from Marty H. Walters of Columbus Ohio describes months of illness with fever ague and nerves. After starting the tonic relief followed quickly and recovery began. Sold by Henry Louis and Wm yestraller with guarantee price five cents.

Marty H. Walters St. Clair Ave Columbus Gathvely Henry Louis Yestraller Price, Soc. Ei

Miss Hughes Recovers After Accident With Bailey Aid

Miss Anna Hughes shows strong progress toward full recovery after her accident. Dr. F W Bailey’s treatment saved her sight in the left eye and friends celebrate her improvement. Various local notices follow including society meetings and community events.

F. W. Bailey Anna Hughes

Building Bridge at Wolfe Creek

Bridge builders led by B H Frisby plan a county bridge over Wolf Creek south of R H Wray s. Ed Chamberlin returns to pulpit at Bethel. Prof Bryan Read, nephew of Mrs F Chamberlin, visits with his wife and son. Miss Mary Kegley severely injured in a runaway. Church of God to hold ordinance service at Bethel on Sept 3 with farewell sermon by Pastor Chamberlain.

North Liberty B. H. Frisby Wolf Creek R. H. Wray Chamberlin Bethel Bryan Read F. Chamberlin Wyoming Iowa Church of God Chamberla Wnll

Market Snapshot From Iowa City Livestock and Grain Trade

The report lists live stock receipts and grain quotes from PW Dehner broker in Iowa City. Chicago cattle, hog and sheep figures are shown with price ranges and up to date receipts, estimates for wheat corn oats and month totals.

Dehner Washington Street Iowa City Chicago Carrie

Chicago Grain and Provision Market Net

Grain and provision market news from Chicago shows mixed results with slight gains and declines across key commodities. Traders monitor supply shifts, weather impacts, and demand trends affecting corn wheat and oats prices into the trading day.

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