Brief items from The Iowa Citizen on June 10 1903
Briefer notes report J A Pringle and wife visiting in the city from Bagley and W B Guthrie of Hopkinton on business. Frederick Larrabee of Fort Dodge visits. William Bishop released from quarantine. Lousie Lloyd to open a swammer school in Ward 4 June 15. Mrs Stevenson hosts farewell for Miss Ethel Elliot. Oren Deems and wife arrive from Philadelphia for commencement. Earl Holson to wed Mary Bird this evening. W P Coast secures proper sewer drainage on Clinton street. Funeral attendees for Anton Berenek visit Solen Morse Oasis. Methodist church officers honored at Swisher home for 25 years of service. Adelaide Thurston sails to France for summer study and Paris fencing lessons. She may visit Iowa City before next season.
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Frederick Larrabee
Fort Dodge
William Bishop
Valenta
Lousie F. Lloyd
4Th Ward
Oren Deems
Philadelphia
Penn
Deems
Hayes Carson
Aliex Holson
Grinnell
Lulu Holson
Lake Mills
Earl Holson
Mary Bird
W. P. Coast
Clinton Street
Hatch’s Department Store
Anton Berenek
F. A. Berenek
J. E. Berenek
Solen, Afr
Morse
Joseph Kadlic
Oasis
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. E. Swisher
Summit Street
Swisher
Adelaide Thurston
France
Paris
Iowa City
Attorney G A Ewing Back After Lancaster Visit
Attorney George A. Ewing returned from Lancaster Ohio where he was called by the death of his mother Mrs Eliza Ewing. The funeral Friday was very largely attended. The deceased born near the locality in 1817 was a pioneer of that part of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Ohio
George A. Ewing
Eliza Ewing
Train Service Suspended Due to Damaged Road Bed
The Denver area line R. I. T. and P. reports passenger trains numbered 41 and 42, the Colorado limited east and west bound, are annulled. Trains have not run since last Sunday and will not resume until the road bed condition improves.
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The
Colorado Limited
Albert Strub reshapes Woonsocket dry goods scene
William Brown, returning from Woonsocket, reports Albert Strub, formerly of this city and now a leading dry goods merchant there, is doing well and enjoys broad respect. Brown also notes that crops look better in the Woonsocket area after varied rainfall, with sufficient moisture near Alpena and Wessington Springs compared to Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Woonsocket
Albert Strub
Strub
Brown
South Dakota
Woonsocket, Alpena
Wessington Springs
Iowa
Ward to Lecture on Liberty’s Purchasers at River Junction
Dr. Ward of All Soul's Church Iowa City will give an illustrated sermon at River Junction Sunday evening June 14 on The Purchasers of Our Liberty from The Mayflower to Independence Hall. The talk features many pictures of historic scenes and monuments. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
All Soul’s Church
Iowa City
River Junction
Independence Hall
Edward Kinney Laid to Rest in Cedar Valley Cemetery
Edward Kinney who died at Mercy hospital last Monday was buried in Cedar Valley cemetery. The funeral service was held at St. Patrick's church at 7 o'clock with many friends and relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kinney
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Valley
St. Patrick’s Church
Daily Iowan Publishes Special Commencement Edition Review
The Daily Iowan issues a special commencement edition surveying a year of university work. An extra sheet and illustrated plan of proposed university property accompany the edition, highlighting diverse campus life for students to keep as a year souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Iowan
Daily
Iowan
Senior Play Cast Listed For University Event
The senior class play cast is announced with familiar university and city actors. The production, featuring Anthony Absolute and Lydia Languish among others, will run next Monday evening at the opera house and is expected to draw good patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Absolute
R. F. Drewry
Bob Acres
C. H. Dykstra
Lydia Languish
Ethel Elliott
Absolute—H. &. Spangler
Mrs. Malaprop
Maud Brown
Sir Lucius O'Trigger
Will Baugh
Mr. Farthland
J. W. Fish
David—R. C. Kelley
Fay—E. L. Kelley
Julia—Anna Gay
Max Charlton Mazd
Carolyne Ball
05 Athletes Group Picture Taken Amid Record Triumph
The 05 track class had a group photo taken yesterday afternoon after winning the class trophy at the home meet in the freshmen year and receiving the Chainland cup at this year’s meet. The class outlook for next year is strong to retain the cup.
Training for hose teams ahead of August tournament
Chief Messner said training would begin once the athletic field track is ready. About 17 men will work hard in the field this week or next to be in good shape by the tournament next August. Lost jacket on Clinton Street between College and Davenport Street. leave at this office. Paonless Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messner
Clinton St
College
Davenport St
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Mood Boosts
An old advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for blues and liver issues. It offers 5 to 35 cent pricing and credits W. W. Morrison with June sales pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Morrison
Seniors receive reception from junior class at high school
The junior class will host a reception for the seniors this evening in the assembly room. The room will be decorated and refreshments will be served.
Commencement Week At Iowa University Sees Large Attendance
Attendance at this year's commencement exercises is expected to be high with visitors from many areas. The week promises attractions and elegant social events as alumni visit their alma mater and enjoy the progress shown by the university. Miller's Stove Store advertises a full line of zinc and wood lined refrigerators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa University
Miller's Stove Store
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Iowa Citizen
J. A. Pringle
Bagley, Iowa
W. B. Guthrie
Hopkinton, Iowa
G. A. Ewing
Rock Island
Dr. Ward of
All Souls Church
Cedar Valley Cemetery
Novak & Nicking’s Drug Store
Aiiller’s
Paonless Steam Laundry
Hannagan Bros
Nan
Aise
Vetter
Express
Cene
Ifworth
Soc
Vetters
Isaac B. Lee
Pioneer Bookstore
J. J. Lee
Washington Street
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