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Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1903

Page

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Board Orders Immediate Ryerson Bridge Completion

The board of supervisors decides to notify the American Bridge and Iron Co to finish the Ryerson bridge at once under engineer Prof A W Sims. If not completed promptly, the board will finish the work and deduct costs from the company’s dues. The meeting also inspected city bridges including a bad Iowa avenue span on Iowa avenue.

Board of Supervisors American Bridge and Ron Company Ryerson Bridge Prof A.wv. Sims Iowa Avenue Hunter Ralston Street Lininger

Accident on Burlington street bridge injures two women

Miss Ada Culver and Miss Mary Watson were crossing the Burlington street bridge when a driven team spooked the horses. One horse plunged and rear-ended, pushing the women against the bridge rail, tearing their dresses and bruising them. injuries are serious but not life threatening.

Ada Culver Mary Watson Burlington Street

State Geological Work Planned for Ensuing Year

The article outlines a mapped plan for geological work in the coming year detailing surveys, field projects, and mapping initiatives. It highlights agency targets, funding considerations, and expected regional scope.

Geologic Board Plans Active Campaign In Several Iowa Counties

The Iowa state geological board met in Des Moines to map the field season. Prof. T H Macbride will lead areal work in Emmet Palo Alto Pocahontas counties while Samuel Calvin directs Winneshiek. They aim to expand cay reports, study coal basins in Clayton Clinton Bremer Benton Emmet Palo Alto Pocahontas Winneshiek, with Utten Leonard and Savage assisting in Clinton Clayton and Benton counties.

State Geological Board Cummins Des Moines T. H. Macbride Emmet Palo Alto Pocahopins Samuel Calvin Winneshiek County Cay Clayton Clinton Bremer Benton Pocahontas Winneshiek John A. Utten Clinton County A. G. Leonard Benton Counties

Card of Thanks for Bernard Epstein Loss

We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for support after the death of our beloved son Bernard. Gratitude to those who offered sympathy and the beautiful choral tributes. Mr and Mrs Eugene Epstein.

Bernard

Appeal Decision in Rose Frank Case Supports School Board

In Sharon township sixth district the decision favored the school board as County Superintendent Langenberg found the teacher’s methods insufficient. The case, appealed to the state superintendent, retains Remley & Ney as counsel for Miss Frank. Jurists say new evidence at last hearing affected the outcome and defense promises to seek reversal on writ of error.

Rose Frank Sharon Township Langenberg J. G Marner Aoart W. J. Baldwin Langenoerg Citizen Remley & Ney Miss Frank Marner

Court Adjourns In Farrall Versus Hildebridge Trial

Jurors were excused this afternoon as the Farrall vs Hildebridge trial adjourned until June 24 for the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway condemnation cases. Judge Preston of Cedar Rapids presided, while Judge Byington opened the June term in Marengo.

Farrall Hildebridge Cedar Rapids Iowa City Railway Company Preston Byington Marengo

Public school exhibit extended to tonight at high school

Due to strong interest and many patrons missing the Thursday to Saturday run, Superintendent Stevenson and the teachers announce the exhibit of pupil work will continue this evening. The display has been a telling object lesson and is considered worth the time.

Stevenson

Albany Hotel Change Hands in Cedar Valley Sale

Frank Donohoe sold the Albany Hotel to John Gatton of Cedar Valley. Gatton will face possession between now and July, plans a thorough overhauling this summer, and will keep the Hunt estate realty unchanged. The deal covers leasehold furniture and fixtures only.

Frank Donohoe Albany Hotel John Gatton Cedar Valley Albany Gattor Hunt Estate

Railway progress eyed for Cedar Rapids link with possible resorts

The new city to Cedar Rapids railway is expected to push ahead before month end. Groundbreaking may occur on the Swisher farm in Jefferson township though contractors Cash Brothers delay on right of way may postpone east-end work. The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes plans for picnic grounds and excursions along the line for church groups and Sunday schools.

Cedar Rapids Swisher Jefferson Township Cash Brothers Murray Bros

Mrs Green Led Quiet Life of Madison Township

Mrs. Green of Madison township died Saturday evening at 7 15 at the family residence. Funeral services were held at Bethel church Penn township with large attendance reflecting her wide circle of friends. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Rena Bowman and Mary at home Mrs Cora Stoner a son George and son Robert and brothers Samuel Joseph Martin EL and John GiningerMartin FE Litinger a county supervisor. The community extends heartfelt sympathies to the family.

Bethel Church Penn Township John W. Green Madison Township Green Mrs. Green Northers Rena Bowman Mary Cora Stoner George Robert Samuel Joseph Martin EL John Gininger Martin FE. Litinger Board of Supervisors

Yetter of the Big Store heads east for bargains

Yetter of the Big Store leaves tonight for the east after receiving a tip on snap bargains. He plans to buy a line for the Iowa stores and promises patrons of the Big Store worthwhile bargains from the trip. Quick Meal at Milfer’s, 23 Dubuque street.

C. Yetter Iowa Yetter East Milfer’s Dubuque Street

Multiple Deaths Reported Over Last Thirty Six Hours

Several residents have died in the past 36 hours including Anton Beranek 64 who passed away Saturday at the family home after seven months illness. Also Mrs Neal Kinney born in Ireland died Sunday morning at Mercy hospital after two years illness with funeral planned from St Patrick's church. Thomas Kinney died at Mercy hospital this morning and will be interred in Cedar Valley after a service in Cedar County. The notice mentions another death of Mrs Joh W Green of North Liberty.

Grim Reaper Anton Beranek Iowa City West Branch Iowa St. Wensauslus Church Neal Kinney The Mercy Hospital Thomas Kinney Cedar Valley Cedar County Joseph Wilkinson West Burlington Street

Administrators Sale of Lucy Atkin Estate in Iowa City

A. Gallaugher administrator will sell household goods and kitchen furniture of Mrs. Lucy Atkin at 601 Gilbert Street Iowa City on Thursday June 11 1003 Auctioneer Colonel C H Murphy will preside and award to the high bidder.

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

Boy of Sharon Township Recovers From Appendectomy

Two weeks ago tomorrow an operation was performed on the 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Moses Stutzman of Sharon township for appendicitis. The operation was successful and the boy is on the road to recovery according to city notices.

Moses Stutzman Sharon Sharon Township

Weddings Draw Clara Jones and Welle Jones to City

Mrs Clara Jones and her sister in law Miss Welle Jones, both of Chicago, are in the city to attend the Graf Eppel wedding this week and the Schultze Sueppel wedding next Wednesday. Miss Jones sang the Et Incarnatus est solo at St Marys church mass Sunday morning.

Clara Jones

Advertised Letters at Iowa City Post Office May 25 1903

List of letters remaining in the Iowa City post office dated May 25 1903. Gents named Coffs Morgan Leclair Schenck Miler Wright and others. ladies and Miss Clark Davis Shari Henry Overuorr Bay MecCormicks and equipment from Frank Tanner noted. call advertisers.

Iowa City Iowa

Fees disputed in Cedar Rapids land sale case

District Court under Judge Preston heard S W Farrall versus J W Hildebridle over a commission on a Dakotaland sale. Farrall claims 320 dollars for a 320 acre Donovan deal. Hildebridle says Jed Murphy earned the fee. Ed Murphy brought into case as possibe party. motion to dismiss against Murphy granted. Monarch Malleable top polished by Miller and Miller.

District Court Preston Cedar Rapids S. W. Farrall J. W. Hildebridle Dakotaland South Dakota Dan Donvevan Jed Murphy Ed Murphy Dan Donovan C S Ranch J. J. Ney George Holbert

Also Mentioned on This Page

Calvin and Macbride Geological Board Eugene Epstein Independent District No. 6 Anton Beranik John W. Greer Nellie Jones Chicago Frank Tanner Farrall Vs. Hildebridle Miller & Miller Coast & Son American Clothiers
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