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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1906

Page

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Mrs EU Vene Jones Dies After Six Months Illness

Mrs EU Vene Jones died at 5:55 AM in Des Moines after a six months struggle following a July 16, 1905 shooting by William Jones. She leaves a daughter Dorothy and a son Teddy, with private funeral plans at Miss Mira Troth’s home and burial beside her mother in Des Moines. Post mortem was held at 2:30 PM today under Dr. Hazard’s direction to determine bullet conditions.

Billy’' Jones S. EE Daniel Eugene Clark Jones William Jones Mise ‘Mira Troth South Dubuque Street Hazard Jones Boro York Teddy Hammond Ind Thuet Brothers, Dlive Stock and Commission Merchants Mrs. Jones Mira Troth Rom Homeopathic Will Jones Deseae G. E.ark

Landsberg Man Weds Miss Jones in Gunnison

Friends receive word of the January 7 marriage of Miss Mayme J. J. Jones to W. E. Landsberg at the bride’s sister Mrs. W. L. Hetherington home in Gunnison Colorado. The groom son of C. W. Landsberg, he is a popular local figure and will operate a general merchandise business in Peterson Town after February 1.

Wm. Landsberg Gunnison Col Mayme J. J. Jones W. E. Landsberg W. L. Hetherington C. W. Landsberg Peterson Town

No pardon for Billy Jones in Jones murder case

The article reports that Billy Jones, who confessed to the murder of S. E. Danger and shot Mrs. Ell Veuve Jones, will likely serve a life sentence with no chance of pardon. It notes expected indictments against him and mentions Garfield Jones likely not to be indicted for Mrs. Jones death.

Billy’’ Jones S. E. Danner Coralville Eugene Jones Jones

Local Briefs Highlight Travel and Community Folks

Ex supervisor L W Miller of Pleasant Valley travels to Anthasy Kansas for about a month. A J Baumboetener of Williamsburg now partners in Williamsburg nursery and visited relatives in Union township. Iowa subs played with the team in a Saturday game where the university defeated the Normalites 9 to 0.

L. W. Miller Pleasant Valley Township Anthasy Kansas A. J. Baumboetener Williamsburg

Reverend Clarence P Smith Accepts Mason City Pastorate

Dispatches from Mason City report Rev Clarence P Smith of Kansas City Missouri has accepted the pastorate of the First Christian church at Mason City He is a native of this city and a graduate of the state university.

Clarence P. Smith Christian Church Mason City Kansas City First Christian Church

Missionary Rally to Hear Rev C P Leach Today

Rev C P Leach of this city will speak at a missionary gathering of Christian church representatives in Cedar Rapids. Other addresses are planned for the day, continuing a similar rally held in the area last year.

C. P. Leach Cedar Rapids

Marshall Field Nearing Death As Doctors Report Weakening

New York physicians told Marshall Field’s family the end is near and the financier could live only a few hours. He is kept alive with oxygen and shows no improvement as a late bulletin notes ongoing weakness.

New York N. Y Marshall Field Field

Party of youths entertained at Mathes home west of town

Last Saturday night a party of young people mainly from the Presbyterian Endeavor Society enjoyed hospitality at Misses Leva and Etta Mathes home located west of town. The group was taken by a hired vehicle to the residence for an evening of pleasure.

Presbyteran Endeavor Society Leva Etta Mathes Vna Mathes

German Aid Society Valentine Party Set for February 14

The organizing committee has chosen February 14 for a Valentine party and dance by the German Aid Society. The event is anticipated to be highly enjoyable and well attended as in past years.

German Aid Society

Seven Men to Face Hearing on Disturbance Near Hospital

Seven men charged with disturbing the peace last Saturday in the hospital vicinity. The complaint cites a late scrap at the fount of humor at five cents a glass. Mayor Ball also sent four tramps to jail this morning, three for ten days and one to leave the city.

Ball

Earl Drake to Perform With Noted Ensemble Here

The next lecture course program on Thursday features Earl R. Drake of the concert company. Drake, a violinist with a 65,900 instrument, will be joined by Miss Blood, a young violinist, Miss Hannah Nase a vocalist, and harpist H. J. Williams. The group often wins critical praise.

Earl R. Drake Drake Miss Blood Hannah Nase H. J. Williams

Doctor Valenta Visits Malcom En Route to Des Moines

Dr. A. J. Valenta of this city attends a state board of health session in Des Moines. He will pause in Malcom for a brief visit with Mrs. Valenta who is teaching there before continuing to Des Moines.

A. J. Valenta State Board of Health Des Moines Valenta Malcom

Fire Threatens Big Building In Hutchinson Block

Last Saturday night at one o clock a fire was found on the second floor of the Hutchinson block at Dubuque and Washington. Firemen quickly controlled the blaze that jeopardized thousands in property. Miss Dolly Katzenmeyer Minnie Williams and Madge Churchill alerted the department after spotting the fire on the Dubuque street side. The blaze started in the insurance offices occupied by BE F Cherry and F B Kimball and damaged books and records. Water flooded Saunder's grocery below. Knitting Works above were unharmed. Cause unknown though theories include matches near the wall or a coal in the ashes pan.

Hutchinson Dubuque Washington Streets Bell Telephone Company Dolly Katzenmeyer Minnie Williams Madge Churchill Coralville Dubuque Street Department BE. F. T. Cherry F. B. Kimball

Good Progress at Concreting on the Dam

Contractor Horrabin and his workers worked on Sabbath observing progress as concrete was rapidly installed. About ten feet of the base is in place, roughly two thirds of this section. Rain hindered work today but river levels must rise several feet to affect the construction plan.

Horrabin

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EU Vene Jones Mayme Jones Ell Vene Jones Ags Garfield Jones Gareld Jones S. B. Danner James E. Downing Upper Des THE American Clothiers Endeavor Party Earl Drake Iowa City Dubuque and Washington Street
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