Social Roundup Spanning Guests and Graduations in Iowa City
The column lists numerous visitors and residents in Saint Louis and nearby Iowa towns, including J. M. Berry, Roy Kent, Miss Werner, Miss Irene Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Garry, Miss Kieruff, and others. It notes commencements, weddings, alums, and family visits, plus a Corpus Christi attendance and obituaries, ending with local business notes on auctions and storage services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Berry
Saint Louis
Roy Kent
Miss Wararme Lawyers
Solow
Miss Werner
Cedar Rapids
Reiss
Corpus Christi
St. Wenceslaus
John Zinkula
H. O’horn
Kate Peshelk
Solon
J. W. Sterling
J. B. Howell
Keokuk
Howell
Keoxuk Gate City
Regent
Parke Holbrook
Qnewa
Education and the modern aims of a true university
President Cyrus Northrop addresses Phi Beta Kappa initiates at the University of Minnesota commencement. He argues education must balance knowledge with power and culture, adapt to a movable population, and prepare citizens for varied occupations while sustaining truth, beauty, and moral development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northrop
Minnesota University
Phi Beta Kappa
Cyrus Northrop
University of Minnesota
Carolyn Louisa Ball
Katherine May Switzer
Gladys Call Whitney
L. G. Weld
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Board of Regents
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Macauley
Gladstone
Webster
Edison
Garden of Eden
Bitter Fight If You Ignore Dr King’s New Discovery
Beall, Mississippi resident T. R. Beall urges readers to heed Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption after his wife showed symptoms last fall. He reports improvement after two bottles and credits the remedy with curing her, with druggists offering 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes and free trial bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
T. R. Beall
Beall
W. E. Shrader
J. H. Whetstone
Governor's Day Honors Cadets at State University Display
Military review at the State University Battalion on Monday 15th featured Col Burnett's leadership and praised cadet drill in the absence of Governor Cummins. Maj R M Anderson supervised the review with sharp discipline, marking the annual event as the military department’s highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University Battalion
Albert B. Cummins
Des Moines
Board of Regents
Military Department
U. S
Burnett
George R. Burnett
C. A. Kuck
Markets Report From F H Prince Broker Iowa City
Market summary from F H Prince broker includes Chicago prices and Iowa City bids. Live stock receipts at Union Stock Yards June 16 show hogs 31000 steady cattle 20000 down 10 to sheep 12000 down 10. Price ranges cover butchers mixed heavy light cows and calves stockers Texans with notable spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Prince
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Washington Street
Iowa City
Glass Breakfast Class of 03 Celebrate Festi val Board
About sixty members of the class of 1903 met at the Burkley Imperial for a four course class breakfast. Toastmaster Reth introduced H W Spangler who spoke on Our Girls, Miss Carolyn Javis replied to Our Boys, and G E Green given as class president delivered farewell remarks. Blanche Foster elected permanent secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkley Imperial
Reth
H W. E. Spangler
Carolyn Javis
G. E. Green
Blanche Foster
Tiffin Savings Band Incorporation Filed
Incorporated articles of incorporation were filed with the county recorder for the Tiffin Savings band. Incorporators listed include E. F. Hamilton Samuel Ranshaw J. R. Louis T. Ford William Ackerman T. E. Fountain Robert Anthony George Hamilton T. T. Meade J. Arcther Colony C. B. Colony Philo Colony John Baldwin John Sommerhays M. IC. Robert William Wolfe and P. R. Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin Savings Band
County Recorder
E. F. Hamilton
Samuel Ranshaw
J. R. Louis
T. Ford
William Ackerman
T. E. Fountain
Robert Anthony
George Hamilton
T. T. Meade
J. Arcther
C. B. Colony
Philo Colony
John Baldwin
John Sommerhays
M. IC. Robert
William Wolfe
F. D. ,Afeyers
P. R. Ford
Local Social Notes and Career Moves Highlight Briefs
Otto and Mrs Dehner visit relatives in Indiana. Paul McManus takes a position with W D Cannon and Co. Ruth Schaedler visits Cedar Rapids with friends. Mrs Leonard Bowen of Muscatine visits relatives here. May Shaver Red Oak and Florence Seerley Burlington guest of Catherine Close. Fred W Main becomes electrical engineer at Grand Encampment Smelting works. Myra Call from the state normal school visits at Leona Call's home. Dr C W Eastman heads to Columbia Mo to join the State University as instructor. L M Fisher of Heinz and Fisher attends 1873 class banquet and is noted as a leading Davenport lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Mrs. Dehner
Indiana
Paul McManus
W. D. Cannon & Company
Ruth Schaedler
Cedar Rapids
Leonard Bowen
Muscatine
Fred W. Main
Myra Call
State Normal School
Leona Call
C. W. Eastman
Columbia
State University
L. M. Fisher
Heinz & Fisher
Davenport
Fisher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hows
Irene Beck
Sioux City
W. E. Beck
Garry
John Brogan
Anna Kieruff
Lambourn
Emily Davis
Chamberlain
Bressler and
J. M
Bressler
Lenz Storage Co
Dan Lenz, Jr
Isaac B
Lee
J. J. Lee
Pioneer Bookstore
Nellie Stayton Aurner
James Guest Berryhill
Mary Louise Eddy
Francis Maud Gardner
Carolyn Belle Jarvis
Robert D. Kiebs
Eleanor McLaughlin
Helen Louise Morton
Jolia Rachel Padmore
Juliette Pierce
Marjorie Quigley
People’s
Detszined
Col. Burnett
Delainedt
Uder
Chicago Grain and Provision Market
St. Low's
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Bea
Rt & Co
Meromante
Glass Breakfast
Tiffin Savings Bank
May Shaver
Red Oak
Florence Seerley
Burlington
Catherine Close
U.L
Wake Rose
Connoisseur
Zimmerli
L. L. Kenyon
Binder
Lichty & Thomas
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