Notable early 1905 events in Lincoln area noted
September 1 1905 reports show Mary Anderson of University Place Nebraska visiting Rev Nathaniel Pye. Dr J C Shrader returned from Des Moines aiding removal of battle flags to the capitol rotunda. Eda George Oma Schaffer Luther League attendees return from Slater. Leamer also expected back. Workmen move an old science ball as a baby cart congratulatory gift for George West and his wife after the birth of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
University ‘Place
Nebraska
Isa
Nathaniel Pye
M.n. Pateonage
J. C. Shrader
Des Moines
Capitol
Eda George
Oma Schaffer
Slater
Town
Leamer
George West
Local Society Notes On Pye Wedding To Frank Hommel
Dr Nathaniel Pye officiated the 3 30 ceremony uniting Miss Margaret Lynn and Frank Hummel in marriage at 50 South Clinton Street. The home wedding featured a red and fern bower and asters with Miss Alice Donahue at the piano. Out of town guests included the Lynns of Oakville Dysart Laporte City and Hager of Zanesville Ohio. The couple will reside at 503 South Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Pye
Margaret Lynn
Frank Hummel
The
State University
Tanger
American Loan Company
Clinton Street
Alice Donahue
W. &. Lynn
Oakville
Iowa
C. E. Lynn
Dysart
A. A. Lynn
Laporte City
John Hager
Zanesville
Ohio
Hommel
South Dubuque
Rev Phillips to Leave First Baptist Church Iowa City
At a prayer and business meeting the First Baptist church unanimously resolved to commend Rev J P Phillips for his twenty month pastorate. Expenses were met and a $1000 debt paid. a $400 roof was added. He leaves for Idaho with Mrs Phillips after the community presents a hand painted china pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Phillips
Idaho
First Baptist Church of
Iowa City
J. P. Phillips
Citizen Fights Libel Suit Over Dance Music Claim
The Citizen asserts it will defend a libel suit sparked by a story about Albert Dunkel suing George E Hill for music owed for a Dramatic Club dance. Hill seeks $80 for alleged reputational damage, while Dunkel won $6 and costs, with execution returned as no property could be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tts
John Irish
Uncle Sam
Simon
Republican
Press
Citizen
Citizen of Current News
Albert Dunkel
George E. eHill
Dramatic Club
Geroge
Dankel
George
Hill
J. Carpenter presents A Little Outcast at the Opera House
E J Carpenter's big scenic production A Little Outcast returns for its third season at the opera house Tuesday night. The show, likened to a bonanza gold mine, has cost a great deal and paid out handsomely, with a romantic tale attached and strong profits for its owners. Ticket prices are 25 35 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E J.carpenter
Briefs From The City In Early September
Little George Soukup is seriously ill of typhoid fever. Mrs. Tds Casper is ill at her home on east Reynolds street. Dr. J. G. Muoeller was called to Richmond today on professional business. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson have been visiting at the Mediapolis Chautauqua and returned today. Miss Anne Mingus left for Estherville Iowa to resume her teaching position. L. B. Rooney returned to Chandler Oklahoma after visiting here. The Rev Dr William and family are due home tomorrow from a Pacific coast vacation. Mrs. Wm Berryhill and son Robert, state fair visitors, returned this afternoon with Lloyd Cokenever of Clarinda who will visit briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Soukup
Tds Casper
Reynolds Street
J. G. Muoeller
Richmond
James Wilson
Mediapolis
Chautauqua
Anne Mingus
Estherville
Iowa
L. B. Rooney
Chandler
Oklahoma
William
Pacific Coast
Wm. Berryhill
Robert
Lloyd, Cokenever
Clarinda
Veteran of Black Hawk Mexican Civil Wars Endorses Peruna
An eighty three year old veteran of the Black Hawk Mexican and Civil Wars, formerly a physician, reports chronic stomach catarrh cured after using three bottles of Peruna. He says his condition fully improved and recommends the remedy as an infallible cure. Address Dr S B Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Jackson
N. Wig
Washington, D. C
8. B. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Cohm
Bus
Ohio
Sociable event at Schells to aid Black Chapel
Scott on Sept 1 announces a sociable at J W Schells Friday evening Sept 8 for a benefit at Black Chapel. Bertie Schell visits Mrs Homer Pratt in North Scott. Helen Dongine visiting in Liberty. Frank Lovelinsky building an addition and raising the roof. Thomas Erhbaker improving after illness at his daughter Mrs John Roegile’s home. James Douglas family returns from Dexter Iowa trip and state fair. Ladies sew carpet rags at Louis Gibison’s. Stephen Casey leaves for Huron South Dakota to teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
J. W
Frank Lovelinksy
Thomas Erhbaker
John Roegile
Louis Gibison
Stephen Casey
Huron- South Dakota
Steve
South
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Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Far West
Farmers of
Johnson County
Fardware
Sole Agents
Dubuque ST
Sansic
Reni
Modern House
Thos
Metcalf
Dubuqive
Durock Jersey Maile
G. I. Kostelicky
RF. D
Nice
St. Th
Bailey & Murphy
Burger
R. F.D
Oxford Township
C. M. Reno
Sumner
Bloomington St
I. M. Siders
A. G. Smith
West Side
Bruce Moore
Central Chemical Co
Cedar Rapids
P.W. Dehmer
Washington Street
Chicago Liver Stock
Cork
Chicago Grain and Provision Market
le. Oren
Hios
Cios
Bia
Tay
Bummer Mill CO
Towa City
Bos See
G. R. Workman, Auctioneer
Opera House
MR. E. J. Carpenter
Georgene Hays
NEW York Company
Sele
South Dakota
J. W. Schell’s
James Douglas
Dexter
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