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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1903

Page

5

Local Social Notes From Cedar Rapids and Surroundings

Miss Clara Lucas visits her brother Louis in Cedar Rapids while Dr Carder plans to return from Colorado June 12. Rosana Jones returns from Ames to Union township for summer. Mr and Mrs John Louis visit Ezra Owen in Harlan. Mrs C E Dakin leaves Mason City after a visit with her parents. A city official escorted a tramp out of town by mayor Stebbins order. Florence Joy returns from Hawarden where she taught. John Springer reports a pleasant Masonic grand lodge meeting in Waterloo. Attorney J W McDonald travels to Vin ton to address Tilford academy alumni.

Clara Lucas Louis Cedar Rapids Carder Colorado Rosana Jones Union Township Ames John Louis Harlan Ezra Owen South Johnson Street C. E. Dakin Mason City B. Alin Stebbins Florence Joy Hawarden John Springer Yesterda Waterloo Grand Lodge of State Masonic Ordr J. W. McDonald Vinton Tilford Collegiate Academy

Old Man's Creek News Briefs Tie Weather And Local Happenings

Will Rowland shows a new top buggy as dry weather is hoped for after recent cold wet spells. Old Man's Creek overflow flooded low lands and corn, while many homes report cellar water. Churches postponed events due to Sunday rain and a Racine speaker's lecture was cancelled. An inmate escaped from the poor farm causing a local scare before capture. Several residents and graduates are noted, with family visits to Iowa City and local social plans postponed.

Old Man’s Creek Will Rowland O. R. Williams Iowa City Academy Eleanor M. Williams Hattie Elizabeth Jones Evans Racine Wis Bert Sangster Department of the Poor Farm Willard Edwards Welsh Cemetery Wicks

Week of Rain Causes Extensive Flood Damage and Crop Loss

Weather records show heavy daily rainfall across the state with non-tornado windstorms causing widespread damage to trees and light structures. Floods and washed crops threaten harvests, with many fowlands abandoned and field work halted. only a few areas report limited recovery potential.

Des Moines Jefferson Scranton Carroll Marshalltown Blairstown Town City Alt. Vernon Grundy Center Amana Waterloo Logan Albia Charles City

Gow of 1901 class visits city from U S Forestry Bureau

James E Gow a 1901 graduate, recently with the U S Bureau of Forestry in Texas, visits friends in the city. He specialized in botany and geology in college and his current post is seen as ideal for future work in the field.

James E. Gow South Mr. Gow Texas Bureau of Forestry United States University

Veterans Executive Committee Meeting Notice

Attention veterans. The Johnson County Veterans association holds an executive committee meeting at city hall Iowa City Iowa on Saturday June 6 1903 at 130 pm to arrange the annual reunion. Comrades are kindly urged to attend. C A Lucas President.

Johnson County Veterans Association Iowa City Iowa C. A. Lucas

A Tramping Party Planned by First Presbyterian Youth

The young people of the First Presbyterian church plan a country tramp this evening if weather permits. Under proper chaperonage they will take a short walk into the countryside to enjoy fresh air and a brief outing.

Iowa City High commencement week outlines speakers

Commencement week at Iowa City High School advances with nine selected graduates on stage for the evening exercises Tuesday through Friday June 9 to 12. The list includes Saide Bailey Bessie Eichler Cecil Heinsius and Harold Veblen among others with 38 graduates in total and each student assigned a topic for their oration.

Iowa City High School Saide L. Bailey Bessie Ki Eichler Cecil Mercedes Heinsius F. Guy Morrison William J. Nenzil Edith F. O’brien Marie §. Ruppert Lotta A. Shillig Harold Veblen Lonvae Abrams Louise Anderson Red Cross Society Sadie L. Bailey God Give Us Men Victor A. Barrer Germany Lee H. Bailey Louisiana Purchase Edna M. Cozine Wiemar Olin Joseph Emmons Progress of Industry Bessie M. Eichier John Caldwell Calhoun William Felkner The Della Louise Long Cecil John Rhodes Samuel L. Lefevre Albert Walter Lee Eliza McLaughlin Herbert M. Moore United States Steel Corporation Carrie Pearle Mercer Francis Guy Morrison Gladstone the Statesman Edith O’brien Iowa Wiliam Robert Ogle Clara Helen Plough George Elliot Marie Salamina Ruppert America Nellie Schwimley Colorado Lotta Amelia Schillig Lizzie M. Shalla Alps Italy Sophie J. Stover Gustavus Adolphus Albert E. Ward

Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad and Sale Notice

An old advertisement promises Dr Kings New Life Pills for various ailments and notes a June social event at the Armory on June 4. It lists a road wagon for sale at Novak nicking’s drug store and mentions local drugstores W. E. Shrader and J. H. Whetstone.

Dr. King W. E. Shrader J. H. Whetstone Road Wagon Enquirer Novak & Nicking’s Drug Store

Administrators Sale of Lucy Atkin Estate in Iowa City

A. Gallaugher administrator will sell household goods and kitchen furniture from the Lucy Atkin estate at 601 Gilbert Street Iowa City on Thursday May 11 1903 Colonel C H Murphy acts as auctioneer and will sell to the highest bidder.

A. Gallaugher Lucy Atkin Gilbert Street Iowa City C. H. Murphy

Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Clears Blues for 35 Cents

An old classified reads Better take Rocky Mountain Tea to drive away the blues. Priced at 35 cents, the note credits W. W. Morrison and dates June.

W. W. Morrison W. W.morrison

City Lights Restored After Coal Shortage Crisis

During floods the Iowa City Electric Company faced power cuts as rail access and coal supplies failed. George Carson gathered four tons of coal and ferried it to the station, saving the electric plant and preventing widespread shutdowns of plants and newspapers.

Iowa City Electric Company George

Umbrella Menders Wanderers Locked Up Over Debt

Three weary wanderers with wire in hand sought umbrella repairs in the city. They earned enough to drink and lodge at city hall, but owed $10 and costs, and were sent to the county jail for inability to pay.

Hummer Mill Co to operate Iowa City plant under new name

Iowa City plans mill reopening as Hummer Mill Co owners promise high grade flour labeled Queen of Iowa sold through local grocers and stores. Feed and ground products offered. timing targets mid June for feed and July for four flour pending wheat supply.

Iowa City Brick Mills Hummer Mill Co Queen of Iowa

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