Piano and Buggy Contests Active in Citizen Event
The city piano contest the country piano contest and the buggy contest show continued activity with contestants hustling for the coveted Citizen prize. Judges tallied votes and released standings for many names including MARTE LINDER IRENE PARIZER MARY FISCHER MABEL SHAF MAURINE FACELER STELLA FAY MARY MAHONEY MABEL SOLNAR ANNIE ROGERS MAUDE STRATTON CARRIE MENTZER FLORENCE PAYNE MARGUERITE YODER MARY SCHEETZ ELLA PITLICK MARY PETERS GOLDA RAMSAY CLARA SHULTHISE MARY WALTERS DORA WATKINS HELEN GRAHAM ELLA KEPPLER ETHEL KESSLER HATTIE LUMPA LORETTA MICHAEL LEA PARROTT IRENE PELZER MARGIE HUDSON GRACE LONG ROSE BOUQUOT MARY BURGER BELL DUNLAP LAVINIA AMISH GOLDY GRADY EMMA STRANSEY SYLVIA EHLERS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Solnar
Annie Rogers
Tiffin
Maude Stratton
Carrie Mentzer
Hills
Florence Payne
Solon
Marguerite Yoder
Kalona
Mary Scheetz
Ella Pitlick
Mary Peters
Golda Ramsay
Clara Shulthise
Oxford
Mary Walters
Dora Watkins
Helen Graham
Oasis
Ella Keppler
Ethel Kessler
Hattie Lumpa
Loretta Michael
Lea Parrott
East Town City
Irene Pelzer
Margie Hudson
Grace Long
Rose Bouquot
Riverside
Mary Burger
Hills Bell Dunlap
Lavinia Amish
Goldy Grady
Emma Stransey
Sylvia Ehlers
W. Liberty
Local Buggy Contestants Listed with Addresses
Contestants for a buggy event are listed with names and addresses including Joseph A Helmer 904 E Fairchild St Philip Stagg 519 S Madison St James J Murphy Iowa City Robt F Berry Lone Tree EH Hinchcliffe Iowa City Fred Calkins Iowa City Frank Crow Oxford Bennie Williams Route 2 Iowa City Rev C C Brown Route 2 Iowa City Wm Bealer Route 9 Clarence Hughes Route 3 Iowa City Robt Jones Route 3 Roy Lachender Route 3 Norval Mathes Iowa City Harlin Fordice Shueyville William Lary Route 2 Strickler Iowa Kalona Route 1 Joe Thomas Route 3 Iowa City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Helmer
E. Fairchild
Philip Stagg
S. Madison
James J. Murphy
Iowa City
Robt
F. Berry
Lone Tree
EH. Hinchcliffe
Fred Calkins
Frank Crow
Oxford
Bennie Williams
Rev
CC. Brown
WM. Bealer
Clarence Hughes
Robt, Jones
Roy Lachender
City
Norval Mathes
Harlin Fordice
Shueyville
William Lary
Strickler
Iowawa
Stutsman
Kalona
Joe Thomas
Local items and sports notes from Story City region
W R Stevenson of Hammond La visits relatives. High school seniors enjoy a river picnic. Boston Broomers beat Oxford 8 to 4. Major John M Fife visits Fort Scott Kansas this week. Professors Flom and Veblen address Norwegian Pioneers Association in Story City. Slezak brothers plan a stack ranch in South Dakota. George Sueppel attends St Peters altar consecration in Keokuk. Jacob Wieder recovers from gasoline fumes and returns to work. Kirkwood Post GA R will seek governor support to urge legislature to name Gov Kirkwood as Iowa hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RB. Stevenson
Hammond
Boston Broomers
Oxford
Joseph
John Slezak
South Dakota
George Sueppel
Keokuk
St. Peter's
Kirkwood Post
Gov
Kirkwood
Iowa
Hog shipments to Chicago by Berkey Jones Davis Tudor
Dan Berkey Arthur Jones Morgan Davis and Julius Tudor sent three carloads of their own hogs to Chicago yesterday. They traveled as far as Cedar Rapids with the stock and returned last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Berkey
Arthur Jones
Morgan Davis
Julius Tudor
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City Ladies Attend Cedar Rapids Mission Meeting
A group of Iowa City women will travel to Cedar Rapids for the Des Moines Branch meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church. The event includes Iowa Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana delegates with eminent speakers and foreign field workers. Mrs Boyce and Mrs Esther Koser represent the local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Des Moines
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Cedar Rapids
M. E. Church
Iowa
Missouri
Aransas
Louisiana
M. EK. Éherch
Boyce
Esther Koser
Buglers Appointed for Battalion by Commandant Weeks
Harold Adam of Company B and A. A. Hardin of Company C are named new buglers for the battalion. Franklin Thomas of Company D and T. V. White of Company A have been serving. The battalion is larger this year with about fifty cadets per company and recruits show eager spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Harold Adam
Co. B
A. A. Hardin
Co. C
Franklin Thomas
Co. D
T. V. White
Co. A
Mrs Carlton Wins Two Cases in Justice Court
Mrs Mary E Carlton was defendant in two cases before Justice Horack. A jury awarded her 50 dollars on a counter claim of 399 in one case, and in the other Horack ruled for her 56 dollars. The Haynes suit claimed a bill around 48 dollars with interest. Carlton said she paid and countered for 99 dollars, alleging a corn sale dispute. The Chandlerville elevator transaction involved verbal terms and a market price discrepancy. The plantiff paid 28 cents per bushel, while Carlton contended market price was 30 cents. The verdict favored Carlton with 50 dollars. In a second matter, Lowman Haynes & Company faced two bills similarly contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary BE. Carlton
Justice Horack
Squire Horack
A. G. Haynes
Chandlerville
Lowman, Haynes & Company
Tye
University enrollment likely reaches about one thousand six hundred
Attendance at the university has risen by roughly 14 to 15 percent versus last year. By the close of registration 1063 students were recorded this year, 103 more than 1904 05, with total year-end estimates between 1700 and 1800.
Funeral of Mrs Connelly to be held at S Patrick's Church
Funeral services for Mrs Elfen Connelly will be held tomorrow at 9 30 PM from S Patrick's church in Town City. She died in Blaine Kansas and her remains have been brought here for burial. She is survived by her son Consadine and daughter Mrs John Costello of Blaine Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Patrick’s Church
Elfen Connelly
Blaine
Kansas
Connelly
Town City
Consadine
John Costello
Davenport to Host Local Portrait Exhibit
Prof Felix Schuig, renowned Jaws City portrait painter, plans an exhibit in Davenport late this month or early next. Fellow artist Prof Seberig, with formal training, has earned praise at the State House in Des Moines and throughout his Davenport residency. The community has shown strong enthusiasm for the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Schuig
Davenport
Seberig
State House
Des Moines
Johnson County Medical Society Sets Evening Meeting
The Johnson County Medical Society holds its regular monthly meeting in Dr. Valenta's office tonight. Dr. Bierring will read four papers and Dr. Van Epps will present a report as part of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bierring
Frohnson County Medical Society
Johnson County Medical Society
Valenta
van Epps
Presbyterians to Attend Iowa Synod Meeting in Cedar Rapids
A group of Presbyterians from this city will travel to Cedar Rapids for the annual synod of Iowa meeting on Thursday and Friday. Mrs. J. C. McClintock serves as president of the Foreign Missionary Syndical Society and Mrs. E. N. Barrett will read greeting letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Mra
J. C. McClintock
Foreign Missionary Syndical Society
E. N. Barrett
Initiation Trip For Jessamine Chapter Members
Officers and some members of Jessamine chapter No 1350 IB S drove to Frank Pierce for the initiation of Miss Hetty Schaffer. They arrived after a four o’clock departure and were greeted with a fine supper and social time by Canona Chapter No 279 before returning in the band wagon. The party included Mrs F D Lindsley Mr and Mrs Bruce Moore Jr Mrs S 8 S Lytle Mr and Mrs Henry Negus Andrew Howell Miss Luta Dove Miss Carrie Wieneke Miss Margaret Switzer Miss Emma Stover Miss Elizabeth Davis Mrs Comparet Mrs F Tuse Mrs John Roessler and Mrs Chas Zager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessamine
B.S
Frank Pierce
Hetty Schaffer
Canona
F. D. Lindsley
Bruce Moore, Jr
S. 8S. Lytle
Henry Negus
Andrew Howell
Luta Dove
Carrie Wieneke
Margaret Switzer
Emma Stover
Elizabeth Davis
Comparet
F. Tuse
John Roessler
Chas, Zager
Funeral of Mrs Cole Follows Illness at 85
The funeral for Mrs Frank Cole who died Monday afternoon will be Thursday at 3 from 804 Fairchild Street. She was 85 and leaves a husband seven children Will Frank Edward Roy Dela Clara and Margaret. A sister Mrs Mary Kremanek of Toledo survives. Mrs Cole suffered six months from illness before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cole
Fairchild Street
Aity
Will
Prank
Edward
Roy
Dela
Clara
Margaret
Mary Kremanek
Toledo
Cole
Rate to Minnesota discussed by local athletic group
C W Wassam, secretary of the conference and executive committee member, notes talk of trip rates for the Iowa Minnesota game next Saturday. A $5 round trip was common two years ago. discussions focus on a $3 rate with community patronage. The association may seek public input before finalizing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Wassam
Gener
Als
Minneapolis
Iowa
Towa
Chicago
Conference of Charities to Meet at Marshalltown
The Iowa State Conference of Charities and Corrections will convene in Marshalltown November 8 9 and 10 at the oldest Episcopal church. Local arrangements are by Associated Charities of Marshalltown. The program features talks by Charles Noble Gregory Forrest C Ensig and William R Patterson with panel discussions led by Isaac A Loos Mrs John Mullany and Mrs Talia Clark Hallam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Iowa State
L. D
Th College of Law State University of Town
Iowa
Forrest C. Ensig
Council Blais
New York City
William R. Patterson
Stat University of Iowa
Iowa City
Isaac A. Loos
Ion City
John &. Mullany
Dabuqu
Talia Clark Hallam
Sion rCay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marte Linder
N. Gov
Irene Parizer
Fair
Mary Fischer
Henry F. Beuter
John M. Fife
Fort Scott
Flcm and
Veblen
Story City
Jacob Wieder
Sheets & Fryder
Smith & Cilek
Dubuquest
Commandant Weeks
Mrs. Carlton
Horack
Mrs Connelly
Kan
Felix Schurig
Bere
Iowa Presbyterian Churches
Jessamine Chapter
Minnesota
Conference OF Charities
Marshalltown
G. Sueppel
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