Mosse visitors and local notes from the Iowa town
Miss Margaret Cahill and Miss Sadie of Mosse visit the latter's home. A marriage license was issued to Rudolph D. Walters and Pearl Ethel Brower. Elsewhere a football game special rate is noted and Miss Lillian Rittenmeyer heads to Cedar Rapids. Zacchens Seeman family moves to Davenport Gilbert streets corner. W A meeting date changes to Oct 28. Mrs. Frank Nuse arrives at Mercy Hospital for a necessary operation. Mrs. J B Anderson visits Maquoketa en route to Albuquerque. G W Griffith of the Ilties Band is a cousin of the late CG W Lewis. The English Lutheran church executive committee to meet with Miss Ida George for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cahill
Sadie
Mosse
Margaret Wail
Rudolph D. Walters
Pear
Ethel Brower
Dar Repida
Iowa
Lillian Rittenmeyer
Cedar Rapids
Mis. Paotnam
Zacchens Seeman
Davenport
Gilbert
W. A
MacLean
Chicago
North Central Associaton of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Frank Nuse
Indian Lookout
Mercy
J. B. Anderson
Maquoketa
Frank
Albuquerque
New
Exico
G. W. Griffith
Ilties
George Ad CG W. Lewis
Euca
New York
Other League
English Lutheran Church
Ida George
New Books by Iowans
A list highlights Iowans and university graduates gaining fame in books. William Mrs Lillibriege of Sioux Falls, dental class of 98, authored Western life titled Ben Blair. Julia BE Rogers, liberal arts college class of 92, releases The Tree Book with 350 photos and sixteen color plates. Odds suggest Rogers may sail to Iowa City soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mrs Lillibriege
Sioux
Wbite
Ben Blair
Tts College
Julia BE. Rogers
Doubleday Page & Company
Rogers
Uglewood
N J
Iowa City
Nineteen Delegates to Burlington State Convention
Electa Circle of the Kings Daughters plans nineteen local delegates for the Iowa state convention in Burlington on October 31 and November 2. Four delegates from Qasis join the Iowa City group, with Mrs Hindman named state secretary and Mrs Swisher on the state board. The delegation, led by Mrs Geo DeSsitm, will depart October 30. officers for the local circle are to be elected at the November 3 rest room meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Circle
Burmetan
Qasis
Iowa City
Burlington
Towa City
J. J. Hatch
Mra
Geo. DeSsitem
Johnson
Zod
Dr. Craig
Laura F. Bate
Emma Stover
Death of Mrs Walker
Friends of Prof P H Walker recall his wife’s death at her mother’s home in Bowling Green Virginia on October 11 She was well known in Town City and many residents mourn her passing Prof Walker serves in the bureau of chemistry at the agricultural department in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Walker
Virginia
P. H. Walker
University of Town
Bowling Green
Card of Thanks from Mrs Bolton to Fire Department
Mrs Mary J Bolton thanks the fire department for saving her home last night when it was threatened with destruction and only their good work prevented a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Bolton
Fire Department
Great Eastern melodramatic success at Coldren
Tonight at the Coldren the Fatal Wedding will be presented with a strong company and special scenery. Kremer, the author, calls it his best play and press in cities where the company has performed praise the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremer
Wabash Tourist Sleepers Offer Savings to East
The Wabash promotes its scenic Chicago to Detroit Niagara Falls Buffalo New York and Boston route with Tourist Sleepers on Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays saving 2.50 per ticket plus 2.00 in sleeper. It highlights the Chicago St Louis service and notes its share of Great World's Fair travelers. For information, write S. W. Flint P TA Wabash Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
New York
Boston
St. Louis
United States
St Louis
S. W. Flint
Wabash
Des Moines
Towa
Will Form Adult League To Oppose Cigarette Use
Rev Dr Wallace R Strable of the International Anti Cigarette league will lead a public meeting in the high school assembly room to form an adult anti cigarette league. Prominent citizens will appear and a city wide sentiment drive targets children. Struble will canvass the city before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace R. Strable
International Anti-Cigarette League
Junior League
Struble
South Dakota Chooses Negative in Election Debate
A university debate is planned this year between the Philomathean society and a South Dakota team. Word from today states South Dakota has selected the negative side of the question on the free election system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Society of the University
South Dakota
Stock Shipped From Hills and Local Happenings
Hills reports two carloads of stock shipped by Droll and Tucker last Wednesday. Mrs. Gross has been ill since returning from visit with daughter in Colorado. Mentzer siblings spent weekend with uncle Blumenstein in Wellman. Ward Rowland visited Warren Glespey. Poverty Sociable at Hirt's Ball drew attendees. prizes went to Mrs. Wallace Glaspey and George Sheffield for best costumes. Miss Kennedy and Miss Forley’s schools to close Friday for fall term. Armitta Mathes plans a health-related away-period. Charlie Mentzer and crew began parsonage framing. Albert Mentzer’s wife visited Mathes family weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gross
Colorado
I M. Mentzer
Carrie
C A. Blumenstein
Wellman
Ward Rowland
Warren Glespey
Hirt’s
Wallace Glaspey
George Sheffield
Miss Kennedy
Miss Forley
Union township man sells porkers averaging 400 pounds
A. J. Rowland of Union township sold a number of hogs to local buyers this week. The drove averaged 400 pounds per animal and included one hog weighing over 500 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Rowland
Union Township
Help Your Friends In Piano And Buggy Prize Contest
The Citizen announces a vote boost for old and new subscribers and invites readers to inspect piano and buggy prizes at local stores. Subscriptions cost 2.00 yearly in town, 1.50 country, with two votes per penny for old subscribers and two and a half for new. The paper aims to expand circulation for broader community reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Greer
Francis Kane
Iowa City
Johnson County
Be Sure to Use Only Cream of Tartar Baking Powder
The article warns that baking powders containing alum cause the food to carry alum to the stomach unchanged and are partly indigestible and unhealthy, urging the use of cream of tartar based powder as safer.
Board of Control Reviews University Books
The board of control represented by John Towney and Mr McCowan inspects the books of the secretary and treasurer of the university. The examination is a routine duty conducted by the board to verify accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Towney
McCowan
University
Halloweening and social events announced in Cedar Rapids area
Mrs J C Shrader visits Chicago Reverend Father Schulte to host a graduates reception at St Marys school Tomorrow Yeomen plan Halloween social at Woodman Hall Tuesday Congregational Sunday school workers may attend a Cedar Rapids conference Friday P S C E Christian Church invites friends to Halloween social at Pickering home Tuesday Fudges to be featured Federal court jury list released Allison Tucker John Baldwin Michael Organ W E Barrell Franz O Intz among others from Iowa City Oxford Bone Tree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Christian Church
Pickering
Allison Tucker
John Baldwin
Lowa City
Michael Organ
Oxford
W. E. Barrell
Franz O. Intz
Bone Tree
Knights of Colum-BEs Notice Regular Meeting
Knights of Columnes notice for regular meeting Thursday evening at 8 p.m. Hough Smith serves as secretary with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Columnes
Hough Smith
Sec’y
Markets From P W Dehner Brokerage Iowa City
Markets report from P W Dehner brokerage at 107K Be Washington Street Iowa City detailing stock and grain prices for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P W
Dehner
Washington ‘Street
Iowa City
Chicago Live Stock Receipts Today and Market Overview
Receipts include cattle showing 22 000 head with heavy beeves and cows and heifers. 3 000 sheep steady. Grain prices list Wheat 138 Corn 193 oats 218. market mixed with 4 ORS 47 good to choice heavy and light at 40 40. Cash grain prices provided by the Bummer Mill Co Tow City Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Erne St. Low's
Cros
Bummer Mill CO
City
Iowa
Williams Tried Again in Burke Restaurant Case
Charles Williams, the colored man, known for the Burke restaurant incident, faces another trial this afternoon. He previously served thirty days for the Burke affair and later was jailed for intoxication and disturbing the peace. A cell blaze led Mayor Ball to jail him again for bracken condition, and now he is bound over to the grand jury on an attempted destruction of a public building charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams
Burke
Williams
Ball
Horses High and Scarce in Market, Tiffin Report
James Mahoney tours Tiffin markets noting a severe shortage of marketable horses. He cites collapsed breeding six years ago, leaving few stock farms and few saleable standard bred draught or driving horses. He forecasts some three year olds may sell next spring, but current demand outpaces supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mahoney
Tiffin
Eastern Stars delegates head to Davenport sessions
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Bruce Moore and Mrs W H Foster left for Davenport to attend the grand chapter sessions of the Eastern Star of Iowa. They were accompanied by Mass Mar. Switzer and Mrs L B Moore among others. The visitors will spend tomorrow and Friday in Davenport as locals entertain them in royal style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Moore
W. H . Foster
Grand Chapter of
The
Eastern Stars
Iowa
Davenport
Dy Mass Mar. Baret Switzer
Lindsley B. Moore
Hawk Eye Gold Dredging Sues Iowa Falls Bank
Hawk Eye Gold Dredging Company seeks $16 000 claiming funds held illegally by Iowa Falls State Bank in a federal case set today before Judge Reed in Cedar Rapids. Officers Prof Calvin and H D Overholt monitor the outcome of the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Gold Dredging Company
Iowa Falls State Bank
Reed
Cedar Rapids
Prof
Calvin
H. D. Overholt
Judge Takes Suit Against Creditors Under Advisement
Judge Reed of the federal court has taken under advisement the damages suit by Murphy and Rice against creditors who pursued bankruptcy. Witnesses Tim Bradley Md Flammegen and Sheri Ro lend testified this week in the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Reed
Federal Court
Murphy & Rice
Sheri Ro
Lend
Tim Bradley
MD. Flammegen
Witneseee
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Helowa
Julia Allen Rogers
Fairchild Street
Burlington St
Barkwood Ave
Squire
Capitol Street
Indian Head Ave
Isaac B. Lee
Electa
King’s Daughters
Walker
Pittsburg Post-Dispatch
Alleghany
League
Hills
Mr. Droll
Mr.Tucker
Armitta Mathes
Charlie Mentzer
Albert Mentzer
Mathes
Uwedekany Jones
Board of Control of the State
Mre
J. C. Shrader
Father Schulte
St. Mary’s School
Hallowe'’En
Woodman‘hall
C. Williams
Murphy & Reba
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