Visitors and residents mingle in Iowa City area notes
Des Moines resident Clifford Childs visited the city yesterday. Cedar Rapids visitor S. T. Lewis and Iowa Falls business visitor B. B. Bliss were in town. W. F. Murphy transacted business in Cedar Rapids yesterday. Morse Iowa’s John Andrews was here for a business visit yesterday. A. G. Showers leaves for a four month western business trip. Dr L. L. Lloyd of Fort Dodge visits Iowa City. Miss Marie Lynch visits with her father from Sioux City. J. L. Wilkins and niece Miss Wicks visit Plato. William Carson and H. G. Spangler were initiated into the Elks last Wednesday. One man was fined in the mayor’s court yesterday. President MacLean attends state teachers examining board in Des Moines. Attorney W. McDonald heads to Waverly for legal business. Rev J. E. Hamilton of Nevada will preach at the English Lutheran church next Sunday. Moses Levi of Rock Island was in town last Wednesday and is reported in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Childs
Des Moines
S. T. Lewis
Cedar Rapids
B. B. Bliss
Iowa Falls
W. F. Murphy
John Andrews
Morse
Iowa
Marie Lynch
Sioux City
J. L. Wilkins
Miss Wicks
Plato
Town
William Carson
H. G. Spangler
Elks
Willie
MacLean
State Teachers Examining Board
W. McDonald
Waverly
J. E. Hamilton
Nevada
English Lutheran Church
Moses Levi
Rock Island
Wedding at Meyers home near North Liberty
At the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs F D Meyers near North Liberty last Wednesday evening occurred the wedding of Miss Mattie Meyers and Mrs Stoner. The ceremony was at 8 with Rev Rutledge of Tifig and about five guests present. The bride wore a white French lawn gown and the maid pink silk muslin. A wedding supper followed and the couple departed for Minneapolis before returning to a home near North Liberty. Best wishes pour in from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Meyers
North Liberty
Mattie Meyers
M.rs. Stoner
Rev. Rutledge
Tifig
Maude Meyers
Henry Young
Clare Hoover
Esther Dooley
D. I. Hoover
Town City
Knox Team Defeats Iowa 91 to 5 in Rough Baseball Contest
Knox baseball players defeated Iowa yesterday afternoon by a wide margin, scoring 91 runs to 5. Burns stood out with long hits, Grogan and Zaluskey added two base hits, while Miles pitched and Esseck fanned several batters. Errors by Iowa and Knox misplays shaped the lopsided score as McGregor logged bat work and Vande Steeg struggled at bat and infield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Iowa
Burns
McGregor
Vande Steeg
Miles
Adams
Esseck
Burnes
Grogan
Zaluskey
Comedy of errors marks Iowa Coe game on Iowa field
Iowa edged Coe 6 to 3 in a nine inning contest marked by mishaps and late sparks. Cratzemeyer pitched well for Iowa while McGregor and Van de Steeg figured prominently for errors and sharp plays. Coad scored on a chaotic sequence in the seventh as Iowa built a lead behind solid defense and key double play by Van de Steeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Coe
Iowa Field
Cratzemeyer
McGregor
Innning
van de Steeg
Cee
Hampson
Baylor
Iewa
Coad
Adams
Netalicky
Steeg
Town
Dye
Switzer
Burns
van d’Steeg
Coad Cf
Adams c
Cretemeyer P
Coe. R. H. FP. A. EL Ball Ib
I. Dunlap
Rosevelt Cf
G. Dunlap
O'Neal
oOo
Jansen
Stull Lf
Jowa
Doctor Harriman Leaves Illness Behind
Doctor Harriman walked the streets yesterday for the first time since his illness. He remains weak but shows progress on the road to recovery as physicians continue to determine the nature and seat of his trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Southern salesman visits to boost Cannon toiletries
M F Speer, W D Cannon Jr Co Texas representative, oversees strong sales growth in Texas. He toured the city’s university and other educational institutions, noting Iowa's large school, and plans brief stops in Chicago and St. Louis before resuming field work to secure more retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Speer
Texas
W. D. Cannon Jr. Co
Star
City
Speer
Lone Star
W.D. Cannon Jr. &Co
United States
Iowa
Chicago
St. Louis
Carriage Painter A. R. Maley Takes Charing Line Work
A. R. Maley, an expert carriage painter with years of experience at the Kelly Western Mfg Co, offers to take on this line of work. He uses a large tight paint room and the best oils paints and varnishes. Prices are reasonable. Call or telephone No. 116.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Maley
Kelly Western Mfg. Co
Kelly Western Mig. Co
Vicious Stallion Bites Caretaker At Edward Clifford Farm
Si Brown, longtime caretaker at Edward Clifford farm, was bitten and kicked by a stallion that had begun oiling and attacking people. The incident left him unable to move about, though doctors expect no severe long term injury. Brown vows to avoid a repeat encounter with the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si’’ Brown
Edward Clifford
Brown
Tas
Resolutions of Sympathy for Judge Hayes
The Junior law class of the university of Town adopts a resolution expressing sincere sympathy to their instructor Judge Samuel Hayes on the death of his brother. The class president F. J. Cole signs the resolution. An advertising line for Rocky Mountain Tea appears at the bottom of the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Hayes
Samuel Hayes
University of Town
F. J. Cole
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
A Franklin Grove patient suffered a four year stubborn ulcer resisted by doctors until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it. Ad touts its effectiveness for burns, wounds, skin eruptions, and piles at local drug stores W. E. Shrader and J. H. Whetstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
Bucklen
W. E. Shrader
J. H. Whetstone
Mars
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A. G. Showers
L. L. Lloyd
Fort Dodge
Iowa City
Callenreere Society
John C. Warner
Carson & Sons
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Forepaugh & Sells Bros. Circus
Hannagan Bros
Clinton St
Doctor Harriman
Si’ Brown
W. W. Morrison
J. J. Lee
Pioneer Bookstore
Washington ST
Slavata
Clinton Street
Koser & Zeller
Topsy
Hoffelder Bros
Washington Street
Graf Bros
Sai
Graf’s
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