Iowa City Notes and Society Gleanings 1908
Miss Eda George and Miss Oma Schaffer return from the Weather Leagas convention in Slater Iowa. Rev Leamer returns today. Dr J C Shrader aided in moving battle flags to the capitol rotunda. Mary Anderson of University Place Nebraska visits Rev Nathaniel Pye at the M E parsonage. George West receives a baby go cart from fellow workers after the birth of a son.
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Irs
Mary Anderson
University Place
Nebraska
Nathaniel Pye
M. E. Parsonage
J. C. Shrader
Des Moines
Capitol
Eda George
Oma Schaffer
Slater
Iowa
Leamer
George West
Science Hill
Wedding of Miss Margaret Lynn and Frank Hummel
Dr Nathaniel Pye officiated at 8:30 pm for a home wedding at 50 South Clinton street. The couple, Miss Margaret Lynn and Frank Hummel, were married in a simple décor setting with out of town guests from Oakville Dysart Laporte City and Zanesville Ohio. They will reside at 504 South Duobnane while starting their housekeeping.
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Nathaniel Pye
Margaret Lynn
Frank Hummel
The
State University
Manger
American Loan Company
Clinton Street
Alice Donahue
W. &. Lynn
Oakville
Zoway
C. B. Lynn
Dysart
A. A. Lynn
Laporte City
John Hager
Zanesville
Ohio
Hummel
South Duobnane
Reverend Phillips to Leave Town City Church
At a Baptist church meeting the acting pastor Reverend J. P. Phillips announced his departure to Idaho. The church unanimously adopted a resolution praising his twenty months of service, noting debt repayment and a new roof, and wishing him happiness in the far west. Mrs. Phillips cared for an invalid mother, prompting their move and a parting gift of a hand painted china pitcher.
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Baptist Church
The
Phillips
Idaho
First Baptist Church
Town City
J. P. Phillips
Rev. Phillips
Citizen Declares Libel Suit a Local Pride
The Citizen celebrates a libel suit sparked by Albert Durikel versus George E Hill over music for a Dramatic Club dance. Hill claims damages for reputational injury after a report. Dunkel obtained judgment for six dollars and costs. The column notes ongoing legal actions and the paper’s role.
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John
Uncle Sam
Ion
Simon
Re[publican
Citizen
Jane the Citizen
Current News
Albert Durikel
George E.ehill
Dramatic Club
The
Geroge E
Dunkel
George
Donkel
Hill
Paar Er Carpenter Presents A Little Outcast At Opera House
Er Carpenter brings the scenic production A Little Outcast to the opera house Tuesday night in its third season. The show is described as a romantic, mine-like tale with a profitable run for its owners. Tickets cost 25 35 and 50 cents.
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Carpenter
Brief notes from town include illnesses departures and visits
Little George Soukup contracted typhoid fever while Mrs. Ida Casper remains ill at home on East Reynolds. Dr. J. G. Mueller was called to Richmond on professional business. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson return from a Mediapolis Chautauqua visit. Edna Mingus leaves for Estherville Iowa to resume teaching. L. B. Rooney returns to Chandler after a visit. Rev. Dr. Williams and daughter expected tomorrow after Pacific coast vacation. Mrs. Berryhill and son Robert return from state fair with Troyd Cokenever of Clarinda accompanying for a few days.
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George Soukup
Ida Casper
East Reynolds Street
Richmond
Edna Mingus
Estherville
Iowa
L. B. Rooney
Chandler
Dr. Williams
Rome
Pacific Coast
Wim. Berryhill
Robert
Troyd Cokenever
Clarinda
Veteran of Black Hawk Mexican and Civil Wars Endorses Permal Remedy
Captain W. W. Jackson of Washington D C age eighty three writes that after protracted stomach catarrh and failure with other treatments three bottles of Permal brought immediate and then complete relief. He praises it as an infallible remedy and recommends it. Dr S B Hartman president of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio is listed as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Jackson
Washington, D. C
8. B. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohio
Scott News Items and Local Notes
Scott items note Bertie Schell visiting his aunt in North Scott and Helen Douglas visiting in North Liberty. Frank Lovelinsky is adding to his house. Thomas Brubaker improves after illness at his daughter’s home. James Douglas family returns from Dexter Iowa and the state fair. Neighborhood ladies sewed carousal rags at Louis Gibison’s. Stephen Casey goes to Harrold South Dakota to teach. The South Dakota boys will mind their p and q.
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Stephen Casey
South Dakota
J. W Schell’s
Scott
Shields
Bertie Schell
Elmer Pratt
North Scott
Helen Douglas
North Liberty
Harley Stinbles
Frank Lovelinksy
Louis Gibison
Bestephen Casey
Haro
Steve
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