Riverside News Notes and Local Marriages
Riverside July updates with visits from Des Moines and Chicago relatives, for hay and oat harvest underway. Miss Mary Dautremont of Des Moines visits her father J. Dautremont. Lilly Swift at home of Hon. A. L. Swift. A St Marys lawn fete raised over $100. Frank Karaus and Mrs Karaus marry. Dr. S. Grant, regimental surgeon, with I N G unit at camp, expects return next Saturday. Honey harvest looks promising as bees reel in honey. Rice cream event by W R C No 202 raises funds. Mrs BE A McIlree and daughter arrive from Pest Union, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dautremont
Des Moines
Do. J. Dautremont
Lilly Swift
A. L. Swift
St. Mary’s
Gearhart
Iowa City
Bryson
Second
Washington Street
C. C. Cress
Fred Hotz
Ottumwa
S. Grant
Miss McClell
Chas. Dantre
Pest Union
Isa
Fourth quarterly meeting and local events noted
Rev Thorne of Washington to lead the fourth quarterly conference at the M E church next Saturday and Sunday with an afternoon visit to Sharon Center. Master Ray Yoder celebrated his fifth birthday with games and ice cream on the Yoder lawn. D A Fesler adds a concrete walk on First street, contractor W D Ott. Muscatine boys lose 5 to 8 to Riverside, Independents defeat local team in 10 rounds. Michael Waldschmidt dies of stomach cancer aged about 67. funeral at St Marys Church and burial at St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorne
Washington
M. E
Sharon Center
Ray Yoder
Yoder
D. A. Fesler
Opera House
First
Green Streets
W. D. Ott
Riverside
Independents of
Rock Island
Our Boys
Michael Waldschmidt
St. Mary's Church
Jacobsmier
St.Mary’s Cemetery
Downey Notes of Local Visits and Home Changes
Miss Ida Theile visited Springdale last week and returned Sunday. Miss Pearl Jenkinson hosted a small gathering Sunday. The old school building bought by John Corniwail was cut in two and moved to his property for two homes for Ed Hinchcliffe and Clarence Hollingsworth. Mrs Davie Faitters and son John visited Mrs Tuitle south of town. Homer Oyler repaired his threshing machine before work. Mrs Ed Elliott and baby returned from Corry Peon. Flatters painted the Methodist parsonage. Mrs G M Cline of Chicago visits her mother on North Linn Street. Lawrence Meresh, with a fractured collar bone, is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Jenkinson
John Corniwail
Ed. Hinchcliffe
Clarence Hollingsworth
Mrs. Ed. Elliott
Baby
Corry
Peon
BR. Flatters
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Corner Stone Laid For Engineering Hall Today
The Citizen notes plans to hold corner stone ceremonies at 4 30 this afternoon with Judge W I Babb Prof W G Raymond Dena Weld and Senator John Hughes Jr as speakers Invocations by Rev Dr S S Fellows The building progresses toward use next year with Lamont stone exterior and a basement level nearly complete The quadrangle will expand accommodations for all engineering branches and the department outlook appears bright
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Engineering
Pres. Maclean
Board of Regents
W. I. Babb
Mt. Pleasant
W. G. Raymond
Department of Engineering
Dena Weld
John Hughes, Jr
Williamsburg
5S. N. Fellows
Burrus Heads to Des Moines Visit Before Pleasant Hill Home
James A. Burrus of the law class of 1904 departed Wednesday for Des Moines. After a brief stay there he plans to visit his parents in Pleasant Hill Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Burrus
Des Moines
Pleasant Hill, Mo
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. F. Pugh
Mrs. Evans
Crdatr Rapids
Muscatine Boys
Keith & McChesney
Downey News
Downey
Ida Theile
Springdale
G. M. Cline
Chicago
T. A. Evans
North Linn Street
Lawwence Meresh
Life Insurance
Engineering Hall
F. A, Westenhaver
Marshall's Best
Ben Hor
Big Chief
Mayflower
Washingtono St
Iowa
Hess & CO
Toms & Ruppert
People's Steam
Css
Johnson County
Erlanger
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