Local notices and holiday openings in city media
Managers Rowley move into new house on South Capitol street. St. Mary's Lyceum schedules New Year Eve program. Sunday night program not listed. City stores extend evening hours for the holidays. Marriage licenses issued to Newman and Chase, Bowman and Ingalls. Mrs. Tudor travels to Chicago with husband for fat stock show. OLearys travel to Chicago for International Fine Stock Show. Prof C F Ansley called to Los Angeles for mother's illness. Mrs Hostetler hospitalized for operation. condition favorable. Howard Bateman operated on for appendicitis. recovering. A H Gross visiting Liberty Township. grand oper singer to perform at Trinity Church. Rezach and Baisman visiting from Iowa, staying three weeks. County clerk receives procedendo notice in case Hisenhotter vs Irish et al. Christmas goods at Shrader's praised.
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C.C. Rowley
Joe. Miller
South Capitol Street
St. Mary's
Jas. Newman
May Chase
Johanna Ingalls
Julius Tudor
Union Township
Chicago
Dennis
John O'Leary
C. F. Ansley
University
Los Angeles
California
Howard Bateman
College of Medicine
University Hospital
A. H. Gross
Chas. Gross
Liberty Township
Mr. Gross
Trinity Church
Frank J. Rezach, Jr
Retherville
Iowa
Snd
J. A. Baisman
Dolliver
John Haisman
Fairchild’ Street
Supreme Court
Jos. Hisenhotter
Memorial Fund Buys Carrara Marble Madonna Piece
Ida M. Sanders Benefit funds raised by city pupils will buy a Carrara marble copy of the Sistine Madonna. Superintendent Stevenson found the sculpture in Italy and plans to place it in the high school main room upon arrival. Thomas sells the flexible flyer sleds and Barney & Berry skates.
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Stevenson
Italy
New Books Arrive Soon for City Library
The librarian reports the latest shipment bill has been paid and the books are expected to reach the city within days. The order adds around five hundred volumes including reference works, boosting the library’s holdings. Thomas offers a selection of silver plated knives, forks and spoons, with some items not plated.
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Thomas
Ice hazards at Coralville prompt alert for skaters
Brief notes report girholes in Coralville ice after wet feet of skaters on the rink. C D Royal, Northwestern student, visited T Sl Hazand at a Des Moines bound home. The ten members of the Methodist church to form St Paul’s Brotherhood plan to organize tomorrow night.
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Coralville
C. D. Royal
Northwestern
T. Sl. Hazand
Des Moines
Ten of the Methodis
St. Paul’s Brotherhood
Three Judges Rule In Opera House Debate Contest
At the opera house last night the Zets defeated the Irvings by a three-judge decision in a preliminary Minnesota debate. The topic urged a U S fiscal protectorate over failing American Republics in the West Indies and Americas. Judges Bernard Riley and Brin sided with the Irvings. Biles Brin Cleveland with the Zets. judges Housen and Sloan credited the Cleveland side.
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Opera House
Zets
Irvings
Minnesota
United States
Central
South America
C. R. B Rnard
Waller
W.T. Riley
Ray Biles
W. T. Brin
Cleveland
Prof
Ouser
Mr. Sloan
Bohemian school pupils to stage benefit program
The Bohemian school pupils will present a benefit program at the C S P S hall tomorrow night with declamations and a farce by older participants. Morose notes mention Rev Father M Walshot Morse possibly transferring from Morse to Davenport by Bishop Cosgrove due to a new appointment.
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Bohemian School
C.S.P.S
Davenport
M. Walshot Morse
Morse
Bishop Cosgrove
Schneider Bros
High School Debates Grinnell Preliminary Round
Tomorrow evening the high school auditorium hosts two debate rounds as part of the forensic contest with Grinnell High School. The topic asks whether cities of 10000 or more should own and operate their street railways and lighting plants, a constitutional issue. Judges are H R Collins C H Easmundson and H G Walker. Debating teams include Affimitive Lawrence Mayer Carl Lees and William Weber against Clarence Coulter Chas Maplethorpe H Hathaway in the first panel. A second panel features Affirmative Elmer Williams Frank Zeller Hal Short against Charles Showers Philip Hazard Ingalls Swisher.
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Grinnell High School
H. R. Collins
H- Easmundson
H. G. Walker
Lawrence Mayer
Carl’ Lees
Wm. Weber
Clarence ‘Coulter
Chas Maplethorpe
H. Hathaway
Elmer Williams
Frank, Zeller
Hal Short
Charles Showers
Philip Hazard
Ingalls Swisher
Kitchec Cabinet Gift Line at Special Xmas Prices
Local retailer Schneider Bros offers Kitchec Cabinets as sensible gifts with a full line available at Christmas time sale prices.
Miss Martha Bowman Dies in Penn Township at 62
Miss Martha J. Bowman died at her Penn township home after heart failure at an early hour. She was sixty two, came to the county in 1846 from Pennsylvania, and is survived by brother J F Bowman of Webster City and sisters Mrs C K Bane of Cedar Rapids and Miss Ellen at home. The funeral is set for Friday at 10:30 in the Lutheran church at Worth Liberty, with burial in the local cemetery.
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Penn Township
Martha J. Bowman
Pennsylvania
J. F. Bowman
Webster City
Mra. C. K. Bane
Cedar Repide
Ellen
Lutheran Church
Worth Liberty
Injunction Issued in Muscatine Bank v Gangeter Case
Judge Byington issued a temporary injunction restraining Frank D. DeClow from cutting wood on the disputed premises. The land has been advertised for sale under court order.
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Muscatine Savings Bank
Rb. Gangeter
Byington
Frank D. DeClow
Congressmen Dawson Far West District Work
Congressman Dawson plans to spend the next week in his home district to study local needs before returning to Washington after the holidays. He aimed to see the first assistant postmaster general but faced a queue of forty congressmen. he did meet with Mr. Hitchcock and reported satisfaction with the interview. Also note a Christmas plant sale at Prince's greenhouse offering fifteen percent off Wednesday and Thursday.
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Congressman Dawson
Washington
Hitchcock
Dawson
Pioneer Druggist O Hi Patterson Dies in Sioux City
Former Johnson City resident and pioneer druggist O Hi Patterson, who ran a drug business in Sioux City since 1850 and remained active until 1883, died Monday night in Sioux City. He married Eliza Sanders in 1855. Willard J Welch of this city is listed as his niece.
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O. Hi. Patérson
Sioux Cty
Patterson
Sioux City
Eliza Sanders
Willard J. Welch
Special Holiday Furniture Sale at Schneider Bros
Holiday sale offers hundreds of pieces of furniture reduced in price. Visit Schneider Bros to select a sensible gift from the citys most complete line of holiday furniture. Located at 12-20.
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Schneider Bros
Still Critical After Wagon Injury Prank Nosék
Prank Nosék remains in critical condition after being run over by a loaded wagon last Saturday. He endures great pain from internal injuries that are described as somewhat complicated. See Schneider Bros. beauties. 32-20.
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Prank Nosék
Bolton Mentioned for State Teachers Association Presidency
The Register and Leader notes Prof. F B Bolton of Des Moines is repeatedly named as a candidate for the State Teachers Association presidency meeting there next week. Bolton currently sits on the executive committee and is expected to chair the committee next year on precedent.
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Des” Moines
State Teachers’ Association
F. EB. Bolton
Bolton
Vote for Union Valley Church
Prof Fairbanks returned to Union Valley twenty miles east to act as delegate at a Congregational council. The group voted to establish a new church there and make it part of a charge including Senternale, with the pastor from the latter place to serve Union Valley as well.
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Fairbanks
Union Valley
Tie
Senternale
Forefathers Banquet to be Told at Congregational Parlors
This evening at the parlors of the Congregational church the annual Forefathers Banquet will be described with a num ber of excellent toasts to be responded to.
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Congregational Church
Dr Kidd Marries Wiss Foster in Mitchell Ceremony
Dr. Floyd S. Kidd and Wiss Grace M. Foster of Mitchell were married in a ceremony noted in local society notices. The couple’s union marks a forthcoming chapter for the Kidd family as community members extend congratulations.
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Floyd S. Kidd
Wiss Grace M. Foster
Ot Mitchell
the Young
Tarrie
Loomis” É
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Eriers
W. A. Hostetler
Homeopathic Hospital
Shrader’s
Ida Saanders
Barney & Berry
City Library
Acqual Baking Powder CO
New York
Inn
Sam
Labor Union of
Iowa City
Cas. Hyver
Morrison
Byars
Morrison's
ZOOS
East Washington Street
Morrison Eleading Jewele
Lia
First National Bank
Bowman
Frank D- DeClow
Bia Hote
Prince’s Green House
Johnson City
Sioux
Frank
Nosek
Aare
Christitas
Union Valley Church
Ecclesiatical Council
Dr. Kidd
Marti
Flannagan Bros
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