Iowa Rooters Headed to Minneapolis for Big Gridiron Battle
Over 200 Iowa supporters leave Burlington Street depot tonight on a special train to Minneapolis where the Iowa football team will face Minnesota State University tomorrow. The squad of 36 players travels with 14 boosters, a 40 piece university band, and a four-coach train with Pullman sleeper. Additional fans from Columbus Junction and Marengo join the excursion, while the team aims to hold the Gophers to a low score and maybe shut them out.
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Iowa
Burlington Street
Minneapolis
Minneosta State University
Isavaig
Elmira
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Cedar Kalla
Waterloo
Columbus Junction
Marengo
Christmas Bazaar Planned by M E Church Ladies
The ladies of the M. E. church announce their annual Christmas bazaar to be held in the church on Friday night December 8. They are arranging details for the event to support church activities.
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M- E- Church
M. E. Church
Mrs Lytle Appointed Assistant Inspector for W BR C
The state president Mrs Hawk of Colfax named Mrs Alice R Lytle of this city as assistant inspector to visit corps, audit secretary and treasurer books, ensure proper work, and aid the president in advancing the order through establishing and organizing new corps.
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W. BR. C
Hawk
Colfax
Alice R. Lytle
Regret as Cedar Rapids on Mr Carson’s Death
The Citizen received a message from M. J. O Brien of Cedar Rapids a former Iowa City resident expressing regret at Mr Carson’s death. He calls Carson a genial gentleman and good business man noting forty years of acquaintance and his willingness to help others.
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J. O'Brien
Mr. Carson
M. J. O' Brien
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Carson
Death of Mrs Mary Bettle in Iowa City
Mrs Mary Bettle aged eighty two long time Iowa City resident died yesterday forenoon at 957 Davenport Street. Widow of Albert Bettle who died about fourteen years ago. No surviving relatives reported but many friends mourn. Funeral from St Wenceslaus church tomorrow at ten in the morning.
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Mary Bettle
Iowa City
Daven Port Street
Goods Stolen in Transit From Coast and Son
A box of suiting cloth en route to Coast and Son was found opened and five bolts removed. Inadequate nailwork concealed the breach, and the theft echoes a prior loss of two overcoats from the same scheme. The railroad company is liable for the missing goods, though the incident displeases the local firm awaiting its order.
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Coast & Son
Coast &Son
Miller and daughter visit city for eye treatment
D. F. Miller and daughter Emma of Kelona visited the city Wednesday night for Emma to seek eye treatment. Since her operation last spring her eyes have improved but recently worsened, and Mr. Miller returned home Thursday morning. Emma plans to return later for further treatment.
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D. F. Miller
Emma
Kelona
Mr. Miller
Miss Miller
Delegates to Grand Chapter Named by Easter Star Club
The Easter Stars of the city selected Mrs Bruce Moore and Mrs W E C Foster as delegates to the Iowa Grand Chapter meeting to be held next week in Davenport. Ex officio delegates include Mrs F D Lindsley worthy matron Dr S S Lytle worthy patron and Miss Margaret Switzer associate matron. Many others from the city will attend.
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Bruce Moore
W.E. C. Foster
Iowa
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Degree Recipients Reach Cedar Rapids
D W Coffey Jos Rickstine Jos Barborka James Lutz George B Fictor Ben Harrison return from Cedar Rapids after attending the grand lodge of the Iowa Odd Fellows. Coffey Barbarka Clarrison Fictor S W Coombs and W F Rabenan received the past honorary degree. Twenty five Rebekahs were conferred the military degree. Mamie Molabar Nellie Wieneke and Mrs S W Coombs earned the state Rebeka assembly degree.
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D. W. Coffey
Jos. Rickstine
Jos. Barborka
James Lutz
George B. Fictor
Ben Harrison
Cedir Rapids
Grand’ Lodge of the
Iowa
Odd Fellows
Messrs. Coffey
Barbarka
Clarrison Fictor
S. W. Coombs
W. F. Rabenan
Rebekahs
Mamie Molabar
Nellie Wieneke
Rebeka Assembly
Townsend hosts annual art exhibit and reception
On Wednesday evening, October 25, J. W. Townsend presents his Annual Art Exhibit and Reception. His parlors will feature an expanded display of samples showcasing the latest in Art Photography. Special musical numbers will accompany the event and guests are invited to attend and admire new photographic achievements.
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J. W. Townsend
Organizing Fine Company at University Drill
Commandant Weeks launched a drive to form a crack university military company. After a drill, about a hundred volunteers gathered at the gymnasium for the first weekly drill next Wednesday evening. Officers will be elected and activities begin immediately. Service is outside regular university requirements. The battalion is reported to be in better condition than last year.
Fall Term of Schools Closing Across County
Rural schools close their fall terms today with many set to reopen in November and December. County Superintendent Langenberg expects about fifty to begin winter terms around November first and another ninety to open mid month, with most schools in session by December. He will visit only when notified of openings before December 1, then stay in the field as nearly all schools are in operation.
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Langenberg
Reception at Columbus Hall by St Marys Lyceum
Last evening at Columbus Hall the St Marys Lyceum entertained nearly a hundred Catholic students of the university. Rev Father Schulte gave the address of welcome and President Stewart of the Newman Society made the response. Refreshments were served and the gathering lingered late.
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Columbus Hall
St. Mary’s Lyceum
Father Schulte
Stewart
Newman Society
Annual Convention Rate Announcement for Wical Town City
The Rock Island System offers a fare and one third certificate plan from Iowa points for the Annual Convention in Wical Town City from November 9 to 12. For full details contact your nearest ticket agent.
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Wical
Rock Island
Iowa
Track Men Waking Up in Iowa Indoor Meets
Iowa's track men prepare for winter indoor meets at the armory with long distance practice every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Jerseys likely awarded to top three scorers and a jersey to the top freshman. debate continues on whether the banner goes to best class or best college team. Points mirror last year with 20 for first down to one for twentieth, last year's liberal arts freshmen won the team prize and may repeat as Cook, former state mile champion, joins the leaders with strong sophomore and freshman support shaping a tight race.
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Iowa
Armory
Board of Control
Liberal Arts
Cook
Fight Costs Guest in Dinsel Hotel Brawl
Yesterday at noon a traveling man named Al Jones clashed with John Graham in the Dinsel hotel office. Jones struck Graham after remarks were made, owner Mr Danke tried to separate them, Jones pleaded guilty in mayor's court and paid $15 in fines and costs amid liquor conduct concerns.
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John Graham
al Jones
Graham
Avesil
Faraed
Marshall
Mr. Jones
Man Jumps Fence, Fleeing After Coal Theft
Local police in communication with Vinton where a man reportedly broke into coal and fled. Vinton authorities contacted Ottumwa bloodhounds who may be sent to track the fugitive if he is not soon found. The man, described as a trusted worker, jumped a high board fence to escape.
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Vinton
Fni
Ottumwa
Lyceum Program At Columbus Hall Next Sunday Evening
St Marys Lyceum presents a program at Columbus Hall at 7 30 featuring piano solos Adele Ries Margie Mueller two vocal and mandolin numbers Madge Churchill Paul Schneider recitations Veral Selo Homer Speidel essay by Caroline Schicel and Miss Brown principal reading The Ghost In The Boarding School Pupils Annie Rose May and Gladys tobacco
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St. Mary's Lyceum
Adele Ries
Kate Rohrer
Madge Churchill
Paul Schneider
Caroline Schicel
Homer Speidel
Margie Mueller
Brown
Annie
Rose
May
Gladys
New Cure for Cancer by Arnica Salve Reported
Duffield Virginia resident Jas Walters says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a lip cancer that seemed incurable, now fully healed. Product touted as a remedy for cuts and burns at local drug stores Henry Louis and W. E. Scheader.
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Bucklen
Jas, Walters
Duffield
Henry Louis
W. E. Scheader
Ton Frid
Estate to Be Sold at Auction Near Kalonais
The J G Myers estate comprising 470 acres near Kalonais will be offered at public auction on November 8. Of the land, 170 acres are one parcel valued near $100 per acre, while the other is a valuable strip. Superintendent Hy Langenberg is away from his office to review teachers’ examination papers from the September exams.
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J. G Myers
J. G. Myers
Kalonais
Hy Langenberg
Iowa Supreme Court Affirms Injunction Case Eisenhofer v Gil
The Iowa supreme court affirmed the tower court ruling in Eisenhofer v Gil R Irish et al appealed from this county. Defendants were trustees of East Incas school district. Plaintiff sought a permanent injunction May 5 1904 to stop transferring funds for other uses than levy. Lower court refused. ruling sustained.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Tower Court
Eisenhofer
Gil R. Irish
East Incas
District Court
A E Swisher Takes Seat On City Library Board
Attorney A E Swisher attended his first official library board meeting. J W Rich was chosen to attend the library commission annual meeting at Fort Dodge October 25 to 27. Miss Webber will become librarian November 1 and the board plans many new books and changes. Another meeting is likely before the next regular session due to ongoing business.
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A. E.* Swisher
City Library Board
J. W. Rich
Town ‘Library Commission
Fort Dodge
Miss Webber
A Reliable Remedy for Croup in Cold Weather
With dry winter air, parents should monitor croup symptoms and keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at home. Early use from hoarseness or onset may ward off attacks, as praised by Mrs. Rosinthal of Turner Michigan who recommends it for both adults and children, available at all druggists.
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Turner
Michigan
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