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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1903

Page

9

Festival a Grand Success Captures City Attention

The May Festival drew packed houses for two concerts in Iowa City with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and a 70 voice chorus directed by Dr. J G Guilchrist. Soloists Genieve Wilson Harris Harriungen Furbeck Hamlin Van Oordt Beresford Seeboeck Murray contributed to a celebrated event likely to recur next year.

J. G Guilchrist Genevieve Wilson Sue Harriungen Furbeck George Hamlin Jan van Oordt Arthur Beresford W. C. &. Seeboeck Lara Murray West Mote

List of Speakers for Iowa City Academy Commencement

Principal Willis releases the announced roster of speakers for this year’s commencement exercises at the Iowa City academy. The subject of each oration to be given later. Names include Miss Ella Chase Miss Mary Paulus Miss Jisber J Randall Miss Inez Whitmore Miss Eleanor M Williams Thomas M Garvin and others. Carroll resident Miss Edith Maycomber Carroll left for Chicago after visiting at P C Coast’s home. In city court two drunks were sentenced to five and twenty days respectively.

Willis Iowa City Academy Ella Chase Mary Paulus Jisber J. Randall Inez Whitmore Eleanor M. Williams Thomas M. Garvin McIntosh J. A. Murray M. D. Roderick W. A. Snavel Edith Maycomber Carroll Iowa P. C Chicago

Call Extended to J Percival Huggett at Cedar Rapids Church

The First Congregational Church of Cedar Rapids has extended a call to J Percival Huggett University examiner to fill the pulpit.

J. Percival Huggett First Congregational Church Cedar Rapids First Congregational Church of J. Percival Hugget

Elect Manager Report Due Tomorrow

The committee selecting a business manager for the ensuing year will report tomorrow. One candidate remains in the field, H. G. Spangler. Liberts the football man had been talked about but is not a candidate.

H. G. Spangler Liberts

Installation of Rev J R Vance at Columbus Junction First Presbyterian

Last Tuesday at the First Presbyterian church of Columbus Junction the installation of Rev J R Vance formerly of Unity in the county was conducted with Rev George Furniss of West Liberty presiding and Rev J X N Elliott of Muscatine delivering charges. Clergy from nearby churches assisted and a noted musical program featuring soprano Mrs Hall and other vocalists concluded the ceremony.

First Presbyterian Church of J. S. Tussey U. P. Church of Columbus City Columbus Junction Hall

Oscar R A Young dies after lingering illness

Oscar R Young died yesterday morning at his parents home 619 Summit Street after a long illness. He lived in the city for many years and was well known. He was a University of Iowa engineering graduate class of 1886. The funeral from the family residence Wednesday afternoon with Rev Cady in charge. Interment in Durant Iowa.

Oscar R. Young Summit Street Ely University Cady Durant Towa

Amateur minstrel show promises grand city debut

Town prepares for a home talent minstrel performance at the Opera House with a rehearsals starting Tuesday. Seat sales begin Tuesday at 8 AM and the show runs Wednesday at 8 PM featuring blackface routines, skits and musical numbers by local cast members.

Opera House Dodo

Attorney General Pegram Visits Phi Kappa Psi Chapter

Honorable Henry Pegram, New York City attorney general for Phi Kappa Psi, visited the local chapter over Sunday after attending the executive council meeting in Chicago. Officers and council members were with eastern chapters yesterday. Mr and Mrs Frank G Clark of Cedar Rapids visit with their son at the university.

Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity Henry Pegram New York City Pegram Chicago Executive Council Frank G. Clark Cedar Rapids City University

New Secretary Dutcher Assumes Post at University

In the secretary's office L W Dutcher assumed duties this morning as secretary to W Mc Chesney of the university. Dutcher has been employed by C S Kelly company as book keeper and is described as thoroughly competent for the university post.

L. W. Dutcher University W. [. McChesney

Des Moines to Host State Health Association Meeting

Dr Valenta city physician reports favorable replies from about fifty physicians statewide on forming a state health association. A meeting is set in Des Moines for June 16 and 17 to organize and form the association with those showing willingness to join expected to attend.

Valenta Des Moines

Chester White Herd and Farm Offerings At Mack Stevens Farm

A notice describes Mack Stevens & Sons farm offerings including 125 Chester White hogs all pedigreed and registerable, five Shetland ponies led by Prince, and a variety of chickens. The farm boasts fine Hereford cattle, quality sheep, expansive pastures, and 90 to 100 acres of corn to be planted this year.

Mack Stevens & Sons Chester

Grammar School Declamatory Contest at Liberal Arts Hall

The Iowa City grammar school will stage its first declamatory contest next Saturday evening in the hall of liberal arts. Judges Miss Carrie Mordon Euclid Sanders and Rev. C P Leach will preside and the program features prayers, choruses, and multiple recitations from students including Grace Williams Lester Allman and Ingalls Swisher among others.

Iowa City Grammar School Wll Hall of Liberal Arts Carrie Mordon Euclid Sanders C. P. Leach D W Wylie Tinker Robin Hood DeKoven Sulivan Grace Williams Painter of Seville Don Munger Zell Marie Legg Carl Bou Esther Daly Itazel Reddick Trovatore Verdi Lester Allman Ingalls Swisher Parks

Keppler Cleared Naval Academy Examinations

Keppler passed the Chester Keppler examined in Des Moines and the second examination. He has been ordered to Annapolis for the final exam on June 1. Officials say his physique is strong and his mental ranking favorable, though final results remain uncertain.

Chester Keppler Annapolis Naval Academy Des Moines Annapolis

Wanted 75 cords of dry soft wood on jhandaks Brothers

A notice seeking 75 cords of dry soft wood appears with a rural supply listing. It mentions ample 3 and 4 inch drain tile available from jhandaks Brothers and invites offers or inquiries.

Jhandaks Brothers

Unclear Note on Marriage Talk and Tea Remark

Fragmentary report mentions Jack saying he would not marry the best girl unless she drank Rocky Mountain Tea and a Sensible fellow price of 35 cents linked to W. W. Morrison. Details are incomplete and uncertain.

Jack W. W. Morrison

Agents Meet of Chicago Rock Island Railway Reaches Davenport

H. Breene, agent for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway, leaves for Davenport to attend a first of its kind meeting. The gathering brings together agents from the road’s filiness Iowa Missouri and Northern districts and lines east of the Missouri River, including Minnesota and the Dakotas.

H. Breene Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company Davenport Filiness Iowa Missour Missouri River Minnesota Dakotas

Delivery Start For E B Watson & Co With Four Wagons

The delivery scheme by E B Watson & Co began operations this morning with four wagons. Early business appears steady and the outlook is favorable for continued activity.

E.B Watson & Co

Denver coal man Kepner visits to inspect eastern mines

H V Kepner of Denver vice president and treasurer of Rugby Coal Company spent a day or two in the city last week and left Saturday for Denver. He is connected with Denver public schools in the manual training department and planned to visit Oskaloosa before returning west.

H V. Kepner Denver Rugby Coal Company Iowa City Eepner Public Schools Oskaloosa

Mes samet Sues City Over Slippery Sidewalk Fall

Trial over alleged injuries from slipping on a frosty cement sidewalk at the M C A corner Iowa avenue and Dubuque street ended with a city verdict. Jury opened verdict this morning in a case argued by Hart Zmant for Messner and Batley McDonald for the city. Plaintiff sought 5000 dollars. Also notes Hortons Chicago trip and an Iowa Brewing Co cattle and hog feed ad.

F. J. Messamet Iowa Avenue Dubuque Street Messner Hart and Zmant W. H. Batley W. J. McDonald Ivo

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