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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1903

Page

17

Road to be built between Cedar Rapids and town, sources say

W P Coast reports a Cedar Rapids contractor confirms Dows Smith plan to build the rail line this summer. No Illinois Central involvement. confirms opposition to Chaoi Central. Town City anticipates street railway and freight outlet benefits, with work starting soon and rapid progress expected.

W. P. Coast Cedar Rapids Dows-Smith New York Coast Dows- Smith Illinois Central Chaois Central Tlmeis Ceneral Northwestern Iowa

Local Company Casts Vote for Major Wetherall in Regiment Contest

Company I votes tonight to decide the major of the second battalion of the 54th regiment. Capitan F. E. Wetherall of Oskaloosa leads, with broad support across the regiment. The contest has dragged on weeks and ends with the decisive ballot.

Capitan F. E. Wetherall Oskaloosa

Judge Wade Receives English Patent Letters

Judge M J Wade has received English letters patent on his filing case for England. Earlier letters were granted in this country months ago. Mrs Jane McLaughlin visits at the home of I B and H W Smith in this city.

Wade London M. J. Wade Eengland Judge Wade Jane McLaughlin I. B. and H. W. Smith

Des Moines Man Denies Bank Formation Interest

C W Marquardt of Des Moines tells The Citizen he has no plan to form a bank. He visited the city Friday and Saturday to handle business and says he already has one bank and considers the field well filled locally.

C. W. Marquardt Des Moines G. W. Marquardt

Notable Sermon Warns Against Wage and Sin at St. Mary’s

Rev. A J Schulte of St Marys Church delivered a stern sermon urging parishioners to avoid evils such as intemperance and theatre suggestiveness. He warned that the Gallaugher trial showed how temptation entices women and children with front seats and lunches, risking a moral downfall.

A. J. Schulte St. Mary’s Church J. St. Peter Ian Gallaugher

The Idyl of the King Sermon on Temptation

Rev. George L. Cady, pastor, preached on Merlin and Vivien from Tennyson’s Idyls of the King. He argued Vivien embodies temptation and sin, contrasted images of beauty versus ruin, and urged moral lessons to avoid moral danger. Next Sunday’s topic will be The Holy Graal.

George L. Cady Tennyson Merlin Vivien Liverel Ian

Sheep Parade Pulls City Street Carriage

F Doaner brings thirty sheep into town on a homemade float crafted from planks. The long wooden platform, about sixteen feet, carries a sheep rack and is pulled by four horses along six miles of muddy streets.

F. Doaner

Sunday School Missions Addressed at First Presbyterian

Two sermons at the First Presbyterian Church covered mission work. Rev I R Ferguson of Cedar Rapids spoke in the morning on the Sunday School Mission Work of the Presbyterian Church. Rev C H Fenn of Pekin China followed in the evening recounting the siege of Pekin in 1900 and mission experiences.

First Presbyterian Church I. R. Ferguson Cedar Rapids Presbyterian Church C. H. Fenn Pekin China

Easter Opening at Yetter's Dry Goods Store

Yetter's dry goods store hosted a public reception on Thursday and Friday evenings from 8 to 9 o'clock. A large crowd attended to enjoy music and the store's beautiful decorations as promised.

Yetter

Assignment for Adjourned Feb Term Dockets

Court calendar for April shows cases listed by date. Notable dockets include Thomas v Board of Equalization 14211 and Kupka v Kupka 14301 with motions, demurrers, and issue formation noted. Judge O A Bv ingtos signs dated March 23, 1903.

Thomas Board of Equalization Voster King Shellady Kupka Taw Maiters Fry Estate Kelly Co Swedensky O. A. Bvingtos

Liveryman Severely Injured by Horse Kick

George Goodwin of Hatch and Heinsins livery is treated after a horse kicked his left arm above the elbow, fracturing the humorous bone. A physician reduced the fracture and he is recovering well.

George Goodwin Hatch & Heinsins

Death of R. R. Evans Strikes Wilow City Community

R R Evans of 456 South Governor street died unexpectedly after an eye cataract operation at University Hospital. The 19 year Welsh Congregational deacon and longtime Congregational member, born November 25 1826 in Montgomeryshire North Wales, is survived by widow six children and two sons in law. Funeral arrangements not announced.

R. R. Evans South Governor Street University Hospital Dean al, Evans Plyw Cemaes Montgomeryshire North Wales Ellen Jones America Uttea Pike Grove Racine Wis Johnson County Iowa City Alfred E Union Township Elon Dis Chicago Evans Welsh Congregational Church Congregational Church

Hi Henry Minstrel Co at the Opera House Tonight

The Hi Henry Minstrel Co performs at the Opera House tonight. This celebrated act promises a lively show and audience seating is urged to secure in advance.

Hi Henry Minstrel Co

Pioneer Cochran Dies at 73 in Graham Township

William Cochran a Johnson county pioneer died at his Graham township home at 3 13 this morning at age 73. Born in New Jersey on September 10 1830 he moved with his family to New York City and later to Iowa arriving in 1843. He married Margaret Ann Douglass on December 15 1865 and leaves four children John A William E Robert S and Lina N Leighty. Funeral arrangements were not available at press time.

Graham Township Johnson County William Cochran Cochran New Jersey New York City St. Louis Ohio Mississippi Margaret Ann Douglass Butler County John A William E Robert S Lina N Leighty

New Postmaster Named for Davenport Office

The United States post office department in Washington appointed Capt. Lou Bryson acting postmaster of Davenport last Friday. Bondsmen, mainly First National Bank directors, will back Bryson with a $60 bond. Metzger’s bondsmen expected to confirm his permanent appointment. Postmaster Overholt awarded the town mail contract to A. J. Hanley. Rhode Island Red chickens advertised for sale at 326 J. & Coldren.

Geo. Metzger Wort United States Post-Office Department Washington Davenport Post-Ofice Lou Bryson Capt. Bryson George Metzger Mr. Metzger First National Bank

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Central F. R. Ferguson H. Fentt Pekin Address Presbyterians Yetter’s Mr. Evans Henry Pioneer William ‘Cochran Davenport Bryson Overholt A. J. Han Ley Rhode Island J. &. Coldren THE Princeton Eprere Coast & Son American Clothiers
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