Many Social Visits Mark Hows Citizen May 13 1903
The Hows Citizen reports a string of local visits and travel. Dr Casebeer of Tipton spent Sunday with Judge and Mrs Haddock. Miss Zoe De Sellem improves after illness. May Morrow returns from New York. Mrs Reed and Mrs Parvin of What Cheer visit Union township. Several out of town guests attend the May festival and military ball.
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Casebeer
Tipton
Haddock
Herman Flint
Waterloo
Pisarvik
Mt. Vernon
Zoe de Sellem
Frank Meyers
William Peters
Solon
Reed
Parvin
What Cheer
Cyrus Tudor
Union Township
Owen Bowen
Pennsylvana
Eva
Isaac Rowland
May Morrow
New York
Hanna
Marshalltown
Bradbury
Chicago
M. D. Moulton
Ida Conger
Walter Chambers
Jeanette
Davenport
Homeopathic Medical College
Burkley Imperial
Mary Tinley
Omaha
Mary Maher
Rush Moulton
Stuart
M. D. Sloulton
Misies
Ruth
Bernice Grefe Woo
Dee Moines
Iowan Women's Club Picnic Enjoyed on River Day
Last Saturday the Iown Woman's club members, connected with the university, held a river picnic near a boat house. The day and evening featured ample food, fresh air, and sunshine, with the event described as most delightful.
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Iown Woman’s Club
Homeseekers Tickets On Sale In Three Colorado Cities
Homeseekers tickets go on sale May 19 in Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo. The offer is one fare plus 200 dollars for the round trip. This sale targets regional travelers seeking affordable getaways.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Iowa Beats Grinnell in Dual Track Meet with Record Breaks
Iowa overwhelmed Grinnell in a last Saturday dual field meet on an ideal day. Scarr led Iowa with a 10 yard dash win while Bateman triumphed in the mile and Swift and J.omer Hull shone in field events. Record marks fell as Davenport and others pushed state and intercollegiate marks, with officials and captains named.
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Iown
Iowa
Grinnell
Scarr
Grinnellites
E. A. Rule
G. W. Hastman
Storer
R. A. Cook
R. XS. Haines, Jr
A. Brown
F. E. Spaulding
A. V. Sims
C. FE. Seashore
Iowa Rooters
White
Bateman
Remcke
Ross
Bair
Parsons
Swift
J.omer Hull
Jowa—Scarr
McCoy
Hellberg
Spaudling
Tempierson
Hengan
Wilson
Harvey
Scars
Znd
Pole Vaui
Weinrich
Crossan
Tierney Grinnell
Heald
Walleser
Davis
Ad Terney
Towa
Crane
Durkee
McMahon
Evans
Fillmore
Drake
McCrory
Savage
Mellrath
Pringle
Hinkley
Marvin
Ricketts
Chesley
Riencke
Spencer
Clow
Boyd
Jona
Reinecke
Rivers
Templeton
Jaqua
T. 3d
Track meet results show Grinnell teams strong
In a dense results list, Grinnell athletes place highly across events. Winners include Bair in high jump and Welker in the mile, with strong showings by Crossan, Evans, and Anderson in sprints and hurdles. Distances reach 123-1 in discus and 339 in the mule relay.
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Towa
Anderson
Barker
Poweroy
Ersons
Grinnell
Bair
Clow
Spencer
Iowa
Cross
Walker
Donovan
Buckley
Smith
Crossan
Briggs
de Busk
Evans
Welker
Jaqua
Pringle
Marvin
Ist
Schenck
Jowa—Swift
Durkee
McMahon
Crane
Hull
Wilson
Swift
Young Rivers
Miller
Jeffers
Moore Grinnell
Denise
Jagaa
Hinkley Evans
Heerern
Welser
Rouse
Hurdie
Lowa
Howell
Riencke
Hellberg
Pomeroy
Chew
Belr
Hanos
Williamson
Bateman
Drake
Mellrath
Hinkley
Ricketts
Hands
Marvin 3d
Wile
Rieucke
McCoy
Searr
Ross
Rivers
Barr
Templeton
Hengan
Harvey
Baccalaureate Sermon Delivered in Columbus Junction
J Percival Huggett university examiner spoke at Columbus Junction High School Sunday, delivering both morning First Presbyterian and evening First M E church baccalaureate addresses. Union service drew a packed house and praise for practical, goal oriented counsel to graduates.
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J. Percival Huggett
Columbus Junction
First Presbyterian Church
M. E
Huggett
Info
Clinton Delegate Report From State Letter Carriers Meet
Joseph R Bashnagel of the Iowa City letter carriers attended the state convention in Clinton. He notes good attendance and prompt sessions with a banquet and river trip. John Miner of Davenport was named national delegate. Clinton officers and a conference with the postmaster general are planned to aid carriers.
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Joseph R. Bashnagel
Iowa City
Clinton
Orner
Stony Point
Otwer
Bashnage
Postal Service
John Miner
Davenport
Syracuse
Bushnagel
Wm. Urvine
J. Barnes
Dubuque
C. H. Keller
Waterloo
W. J. Boardman
Marshalltown
J. Goodnow
Sioux City
Market Report from F. H. Prince Brokerage
Receipts today include hogs 45,000 with lows. cattle 30,000 down. sheep 20,000 steady. Mixed and butcher grades range 6.30 to 6.80 for fat cattle, good to choice heavies 6.63 to 6.85, light 6.10 to 6.40. Lambs 4.25 to 7.50. cows and calves 1.65 to 4.90. stockers 3.00 to 4.90. Texans 3.60 to 4.40. Market notes sent from Iowa City via private wire from Chicago.
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Union Stock Yards
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A. Start
Perry
RL L & P
B. F. Swisher
Swisher
John R. Vance
Unity
First Presbyterian Church of
Anna Humphrey
Harry J
Cedar Rapids
Belivan
Iowa Women’s Club
Carson & Sons
Oklahoma
Crescent
Isaac
Lee
Mulive
Defeat Grinnell
Young, Rivers
Scott
Pinney
Tames Douglas
West Liberty
Elwood Morford
John Shay
Clifford
Koeta
I Brown
Anna Boylan
Graham Township
Siemmons Bros
Scott Township
R Price
J. M. Bethel
Brick Chapel
J. G. van Ness
AY Clinton
Joseph Bashnagel
F. H. Prince
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Street
E. H. Prince
Chicago Grain and Provision Market
People’s Steam Laundry
Low
Paysite
Niga
Perera A
Slavata
Jos
Tar
S. Clinton Street
Sattley Corn Plows
Sattley
Koser & Zeller
Flannagan Bros
Clinton St
Say
Cilaton St
Union Brewery and Bottling Works
Grafj Bros
Golden Brew
Brewery and Bottling Works
Corner Market and
Linn Streets
Graf Bros
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