Highland Noble Lodge Elects New Officers
The Highland Noble Lodge held its annual election naming D. W. Coffey Past Protector. New officers include Protector I. Schooley counselor Mrs. Hannah Hands evangelist Miss Cora Stinner guard Thos. Amrine escort A. M. Smith warden W. J. Bowen sentinel T. A. Wilkinson treasurer John Hands secretary R. W. Lies physician Dr. W. I. Blerxing trustee William Arn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Noble Lodge
D. W. Coffey
I. Schooley
Hannah Hands
Cora Stinner
Thos. Amrine
A. M. Smith
W. J. Bowen
T. A. Wilkinson
John Hands
R. W. Lies
W. I. Blerxing
William Arn
North Liberty Lodges Elect New Officers
North Liberty notes elected officers for Penn Lodge C. O. F and M. B. A with R. Ke Price as noble grand and J. G. Wray as president respectively. Both lodges report growth. Wray buys half interest in elevator. I. O. O. F. to dedicate and banquet at 5 p.m. North Bend ladies praised for cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Liberty
Penn Lodge C. O. F
Noble Grand
R. Ke, Price
J. H. Linicger
Geo. Green
O. A
J. F. Price
J. G. Wray
Lewis Myers
L. L. Lentz
Guy Bramsy
John Kelley
Chas. Files
Glenn Myers
Lee Files
Odd Fellows
MM. B. A. Lodge
B. Lebn U
Wray
Family reunion brings three siblings together after 1868
Wm Boye of Mechanicsville and Mrs Anga Harden of Casey Iowa visit their brother N H Boyce on North Clinton Street. It is the first time all three have gathered since 1868 and they value the reunion. Dean C N Gregory of the college of law is named delegate to the New York meeting of the committee on international law to seek ties with the European congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Boye
Mechanicsville
Anga Harden
Casey
Iowa
N. H. Boyce
Clinton Street
C. N. Gregory
College of Law
New York
Committee On International Law
European Congress
Board of Editors chosen for new high school paper
At a meeting last evening the principal editorial staff for the new high school paper was elected. The team includes Editor-in-chief Charles Maplethorpe, Business Manager Will Weber, Assistant Business Manager John Knight, Athletic Editor Stanley Hanas, Exchange Editor Helen Bink, Local Editor Irma Westenhaver, Literary Editor Carl Loos, and Debating Club reporter Lawrence Maer. A follow up meeting Monday will select a further editor to start the first issue after the holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Maplethorpe
Will Weber
John, Knight
Stanley Hanas
Helen Bink
Irma Westenhaver
Carl Loos
Lawrence Maer
Golden Wedding in Sharon Township
Mr and Mrs John T Plank of Sharon Township celebrated their golden wedding on Wednesday. Their longtime residence has earned them community friendship and many congratulations as they mark the semi centennial of their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Plank
Sharon Township
Marriage of Mabel Moutton and Morton Coldren at Cedar Rapids
Mrs Mabel Moutton married Morton L Coldren son of Mr and Mrs Solomon Coldren of this city. After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip to Omaha and Denver and will reside in Golden Colorado.
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Cedar Rapids
Mabel Moutton
Morton L. Celdren
Solomon Coldren
Birthday visit surprises Shrader at home
At the Shrader home C. Shrader was surprised Wednesday night when about twenty five friends dropped in to spend a pleasant evening. The occasion was Mr Shrader's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Shrader
Mr. Shrader
Will blow over says Mayer on reform agitation
Max Mayer comments that the reform agitation will blow over, noting the issue recurs yearly and this year is worse than before. He implies continued pressure without lasting change.
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Max Mayer
Max Mayer Asid
Dean William B. Allison Becomes Senate Dean
William B. Allison is named dean of the senate by Wm. E. Curtis of the Record-Herald. He begins his thirty third year in the senate and has served in congress ten years longer than that, with ten years in the lower house prior to his senate tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Allison
Senate
Wm. E. Curtis
The
Record-Herald
Allison
Congress
Oxford steel bridge approved by supervisors
The supervisors approved the Oxford steel bridge with total cost estimated at about 3500 dollars. Irving and Zets plan a preliminary debate ahead of Minnesota debate set for December 19 here. An anti spit ordinance is drafted by the city attorney and will be submitted to the council. penalties range from one to ten dollars. The University of Iowa is invited to send a professor to Milan Italy for an international congress on advancing education.
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Oxford
Irving
Zets
Minnesota
University of Iowa
Milan
Italy
New Officers Named for Eureka Kosciusko Lodges
The Kosciusko Lodge I O O E elected Noble Grand John Warner and officers for 1906. Fred D. Eggenberg as vice grand recording secretary John Springer financial secretary D A Reese treasurer N Joseph Barbosa all other officers appointive. Eureka Lodge named Noble Grand George Stauble vice grand George Stevens recording secretary W F Rabemean financial secretary W P Paurott and treasurer N W Scales for 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand
John Warner
Fred D. Eggenberg
John Springer
D. A. Reese
N. Joseph Barbosa
Eureka Lodge
George Stauble
George Stevens
W. F. Rabemean
W.P. Paurott
N. W. Scales
Methodist Ladies Bazaar and Supper Success
The Methodist church ladies held a bazaar and supper last Wednesday afternoon and evening. They served about 340 diners and sold out all items, yielding a handsome sum for their home missions fund.
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Methodist Church
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Saves Child from Croup
Mrs John Englehardt of Gera Michigan recounts a two year old daughter suffering a severe cold that caused croup. She fed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every ten minutes and the child began to expel phlegm, later reporting another child cured similarly. Sold by all druggists.
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John Englehardt
Gera
Mich
Tam
Chamberlain
Fio & Fri
J Sheppard of Morse Dead
James Sheppard a 70 year old resident of Morse died last Wednesday night at his sister Mrs Orin Andrews home where he had lived for years He was once married and left no children The funeral will be held at the Andrews home in Morse Saturday at 1 p m A J Hedley is visiting his mother Mrs Wm Hedley of Mt Pleasant
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Morse
James Sheppard
Orin Andrews
Mr. Sheppard
Andrews
First Meeting of Creditors in Bressler Bankruptcy
In the District Court of the Northern District of Iowa Cedar Rapids Division Martin Bressler of Iowa City was adjudicated bankrupt on December 17 1905. The first meeting of creditors will be held December 19 1905 at 10 o clock a m at the office of J G Marner Iowa City to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Signed J G Marner Referee in Bankruptcy Iowa City December 7 1905.
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District Court of the United States
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Martin Bressler
Iowa City
Johnson
J. G. Marner
Tuptey
Card of Thanks Expressing gratitude for sympathy and help
Acknowledges friends who offered sympathy and assistance during the recent bereavement. Mrs. E and the Murray family extend sincere thanks for timely support and kind words.
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E. Br, Murray
Good Skating at Coralville
Coralville reports social and personal news from December with updates on residents. John Williams convalescent from illness. J. H. Clark shows little improvement. Mrs Hattie Novak returns from Oklahoma visit. families gather for Thanksgiving dinner. Miss Minnie Miller plans a trip to Germany. Miller returns from North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiliams
James Paipito
Pam
A. W. Hemphill
Grinell
Jacob Miller
Germany
Minnie Miller
Miller
North Dakota
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North Liberty Lodges
J. H. Dowley
Church of God
Myers & Sons
I. C. O. F. Hall
North Bend
Boyce
Moulton-Coldren
Shrader
Wr. D. Allison
Wo. Curtis
Eureka
Kosciusko Lodge
Kosciusk
M.E
J. Sheppard
Thomas Metcalf
Hedley
Wm. Hedley
Mt. Pleasant
Willner Bros. A
Coats
the House OF Kuppenheimer
America
Boys and Children’s Dept
Dudley
Willner Bros
Washington St
Coralville
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