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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1903

Page

5

Iowa Citizen Briefs Elevate Local notables and travel

The Iowa Citizen reports on several small notices: Mrs G Daley travels to Des Moines for her brother’s illness, J Stover returns from Wisconsin with a deer, Guy Morrison becomes freshmary engineers president, Charles Brainerd named class representative, the King’s Daughters reschedule a meeting, M Cilek visits Cedar Rapids, Mollie Swan's mother ill, J T Strodle to Toledo for a niece’s wedding, H E Spangler to Cedar Rapids to join C M St P railway legal work, and J GO Johnson travels east to Drew Theological Seminary after a Liscomb pastorate.

G. Daley Des Moines Fairall Cedar Rapids J. T. Strodle Toledo Judge Strable H. E. Spangler C. M St. P. Railway J. GO. Johnson Drew Theological Seminary Methodist Lisbov Iowa

Card of Thanks for Sympathy during Illness and Death

J. F. Helmer expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during his wife’s illness and death, noting the support helped ease the sorrow and bereavement.

J. F. Helmer

Wanted assistant manager for county territory Chicago firm

Chicago wholesale house seeks an assistant manager for the adjoining county territory. Salary twenty dollars plus weekly expenses, expense money advanced. Work pleasant, position permanent. Write for details and include self addressed envelope to Thomas J. Cooper & Co. 132 Lake St. Chicago Tl. 10-16.

Chicago Wholesale and Thomas J. Cooper & Co Lake St Chicago

King's Daughters to Hold Annual Meeting Thursday

Next Thursday evening the Kings Daughters will hold their regular annual meeting at the Rest Room. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Reports on the year’s work will be read and acted upon. The Burlington state reven tion plans will be reviewed. Joe McInerny, home from St. Ambrose College Davenport, attends.

King's Daughters King’s Daughters Burlington Edna Rice Cedar Rapids Holdy Miptle Eddy Political Science Club Prof. Loos E.A. Wilcox

Presbyterians Digging Parsonage Cellar in Hills Iowa

Hills Iowa October 9 The Presbyterian church members finished digging the parsonage cellar and will lay the foundation soon Jacob Hirt builds a two story house noted as a major town improvement Miss Carrie Glaspy begins work as a seamstress in town Several local residents served as farm inspectors last Sunday Miss Arimitta Mathes recovering from illness and now able to move about Irven Mize Mentzer buys a new horse and buggy from Clarence Mentzer last Saturday Mr and Mrs Feltman visit F E Hartman on Sunday

Carrie Glaspy McLaughlin Jake George Mentzer Memtier Sharon Arimitta Mathes Irven Mize Mentzer Clarence Mentzer Mrs. Feltman F. E. Hartman

Grippe Thrice Cured by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy

Mrs. Thos. Cleland of Alliance Ohio relates she had the grip three times and was left with a bad cough. After using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy each time she was cured in two weeks and highly endorses the medicine. For sale by all druggists. Will Thomas hardware offers sale bill printing with H A Dunlap as auctioneer in Johnson county, diploma holder in all auction branches, 109.

Thos. Cleland Alliance Ohio Chamberlain Man&Fui Will Thomas H. A. Dunlap Johnson County

Fearless Independent Chicago Record-Herald Voice

The Chicago Record-Herald is described as fearless and independent, rewarding nonpartisanship in its columns. It proclaims independence in news and editorials, presenting political news without partisan coloring to help readers form sound judgments.

Chicago Record-Herald

Ault Farm Sold at Public Auction

A 230 acre farm owned by A E Ault was sold at public auction Friday to Henry Eilers of Monticello. Col C G Murphy served as auctioneer.

Henry Eilers A. E. Ault Monticello Col CG. H. Murphy

New Saloon Building Discussed For Dubuque and College

J W Grady presented to the council the requisites for selling liquors on the corner of Dubuque and College Streets. His cement block two story building is underway rapidly and will be used as a saloon when complete. Also notes a testimonial from Jacob Whiteman about a medical cure and a update on Prof Shambaugh’s relatives visiting the city.

J. W. Grady Dubuque College Streets

International Live Stock Exposition At Union Stock Yards

The International Live Stock Exposition will run December 2 through 9 at the Union Stock Yards in Chicago. Officials promise improved facilities for inspection and study of high quality animals. E T Davis of this county exhibited Aberdeen Argus cattle last year and may attend again. Low rail rates will be advertised later to assist farmers and stockmen nationwide.

Union Stock Chicago E. T. Davis Aberdeen Argus America Union

University Band Praised By Gazette In Cedar Rapids

The university band played at Cedar Rapids Saturday and received high praise from the Gazette. The article notes the band as one of the largest and finest in the state, with bright snappy selections and uniformly dressed members. Irene and Fay Anderson visited friends in Cedar Rapids and Marion over the weekend.

Cedar Rapids The Gazette State University Band Miss Irene Fay Anderson Marion

How to Cure Corns and Buttons

Soak the corn or button in warm water to soften it. Pare it carefully without drawing blood and apply Chamberlains Pain Balm twice daily rubbing for five minutes each time. A corn plaster protects the area after a few days. Paio Balm is recommended for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism and sold by all druggists. Mon Fri

Mon& Fri

Advertised Letters at Iowa City Post Office 1905 List

List of remaining letters at the Iowa City post office as of October 9 1905. Names include Baker JH May BW Burrick J Mass H Churchill BP Mast B Cordon WE Matthews J Crow 4 B MecClemert KE Douglass FM McCormick PB Garrett JT Menton S Hayes EC Jr Moorehead J Kelly W Qverbaugh J E Knox JH Rogers WH Lander C H Rugas F J Lindley J M Stewan JS Long GH Lapras Bardsley Mrs G W Hayes MN Bangley Mrs Jtrutch Mrs Barringer PB Nash Mrs JM Bemis L M Nichols Mrs MC Chamberlain Miss S Nugent Miss M Diety Miss L Rice Mrs L Dodds Miss BE Walton Mrs F I White Mrs E H D Overnott PF M

Baker JH May BW Burrick J ‘ Mass H Churchill BP Mast B Cordon WE Matthews J Crow MecClemert Douglass Fm” McCormick PB Garrett Menton S ~ Hayes EC Jr Moorehead J Kelly W Qverbaugh J E Knox JH Rogers WH Lander C H Rugas F J Lindley J M Stewan JS Long

Notice of Will Probate in Town Johnson County

Public notice that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Jane Biggs, deceased, has been filed in the district court for probate. The hearing is set for October 14, 1905, during the September term, at which interested parties may appear and contest the will. Subscribing witnesses are requested to attend. Witnesses sworn, seal affixed.

Johnson County Jane Biggs District Court

Public Sale Near Hills Offers Livestock and Crops

5 L Gringer will hold a public sale one mile west of Hills on Wednesday October 11 1905 at 10:00 a m. Items include six head of horses twenty cattle thirty three hogs twenty five acres of corn twenty two tons of hay farm machinery and four dozen chickens Leach at noon.

L. Gringer Hills Leach Nuoon

Reliable Remedy for Croup Proclaims Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy

Early winter warnings urge parents to keep Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy at home as a preventive. The ad claims the medicine wards off croup if given at first hoarseness or when the cough appears, with a testimonial from Mrs. S Rosinthal of Turner Michigan. Available at all druggists. Mon&Fri

S. Rosinthal Turner Michigan

Bert Humphrey Announces Farm Property Closing Sale

Bert Humphrey will hold a public auction October 2 at 10 a.m. two miles east of Windlist on Windham road after restating his farm. Items include horses, seven milch cows, 830 Shropshire sheep, 20 spring shoats, 200 bushels oats, 10 tons hay, 3500 burr oak posts, farm machinery, and other articles. Free lunch noon. Auctioneers G R Workman and John A Yoder. clerk Edwin Hammer.

Bert Humphrey Windlist Windham Road G. R. Workman John A. Yoder Edwin Hammer

Probate Notice in Johnson County Iowa 1905

Final report of M. Young as executor of Rebecca Brant deceased will be heard on October 14 1905 at 10 am in Johnson County District Court Iowa Any interested person may appear and file exceptions or show cause why the report should not be approved Witness Ed Koser Clerk of District Court Johnson County October 7 1905

State of Iowa Johnson Tni District Court Johnson County M. Young Rebecca Brant Towa A. D Koser

Early corn buying starts three weeks ahead in Iowa

Grain buyers in Iowa report new corn purchases begin on October 1, three weeks earlier than usual in prior years. George Hammer notes earliest years, with buying typically starting November 1. In local sports, the Young Beavers trounced St Mary's 50 to 0 Saturday morning.

Iowa George Hammer Young Beavers St. Mary’s School

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Iowa Citizen Mollie Swan Barkley Imperial A. G. Smith West Side Milton Remles East Davenport Street Bruce Moore Yarbrough City W. BP. Watkins Prins Citizen’s Iowa City M. Greer South Clinton Street Francis Kane Joe McInerny St. Ahmrose College Davenport Jacob Hirt LA Grippe Fearless Independent Shalienberger Jacob Whiteman Oskaloosa Prof B. *F. Shambaugh Clinton Dubuque &1 Bette Cedar Rapids Gazette Gall Washington and Dubuque Sts L. Gringes Neac Fohnson County Security Abstract Company L. JC. W WV. & Mavin Oxford State Bank Wilcos Oxford Algo Elevator Colphins William Livezey William Hanker Joseph Turechek Joseph Krivanek Consideration Wesley Novatny Frank Sedlacek Frank W. Sedlacek Andrew Stork Wm. H. Reynolds Jane Biggs Catherine M. Corso Towa City Bayard PF. Thornberry Charles H. Lantz EB. Grace Wilson Mary Dobry James Hioek Wood Cathecns M. Weatherby Et al William Bock Jefferson Street Roseos Wilson Chas. H. Lantz W. P. Watkins Lyon Geoold Een Togoday Lottie Blair Parker Belasco Theatre New York Dubuque St. om—Cali Dubuque St
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