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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1903

Page

5

Local Notes From Phe lowa Citizen September 11 1908

Mrs Frank Marsek of Newportown hip on sick list. Infant son of David Obliving st very ill. Jerry Healey of Cedar Rapids town spent Sunday in the city. J J Dvorsky of Newport township a German prone tree in bloom. Mrs Perry Wall of Cedar Binfis home after weeks with daughter Mrs Eckry of Cos rove. Mrs R H McCoy and two children of Spokane Washington visiting Thos Brennan. Thomas McCauley of Friend Nebraska visiting rest of his mother and relatives. Dr KE Hobby and Fred Stevens back from Mississippi outing. Dr Jepson to move from Sioux ity to old Gilbert Fairall property on Summit street.

Frank Marsek Thomas McCauley Friend Nebraska KE. EB. Hobby Fred Stevens Mississippi Dr. Jepson Fature Siouxity Gilbert Fairall

The Little Homestead at Coldren Opera House

The Little Homestead will be staged at the Coldren Opera House next Tuesday evening September 12. The play follows a wife driven by revenge after a failed marriage as a blind infatuation distorts choices and leads to sorrow with a moral about right prevailing too late. W. B. Patton authors the piece, touted as among the best on the road this season. Ticket sales begin Monday morning.

Coldren England Ason W. B. Patton

County Supervisors Adjourn For Fernstrom Road Case

Last Saturday the county board adjourned to Thursday for final arguments in the Fernstrom road case with heirs from Fremont township likely to follow. A marriage license was issued Saturday to Frank R. Ayers and Bertha F. Doolin.

Fernstrom Road Fremont Township Frank R. Ayers Bertha F. Doolin

Real estate transfers in Johnson County weekly report

Five transfers were recorded for the week ending September 9 1905 by Security Abstract Company in Johnson County Iowa City. Transactions include H S Sample to E D Murphy north 50 feet of lot 5 block 84 Iowa City for 5000 dollars and Mary Dobry to John Schuppert west 16 feet of lot 2 and east 22 feet of lot 3 block 15 for 700 dollars. Additional deeds include James Smale to Thomas Case lot 2 block 1 Pages addition To Iowa City for 850 pounds and Edward Sulek to Iowa City land a 10 foot strip off east side of lot 12 subdivision southeast of section 379 6 for 850 dollars. Suc Robret guardian to Rev Henry Cosgrove 14 acres in the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter section 23 79 8 for 60 dollars.

Johnson County Security Abstract Company H. S. Sample E. D. Murphy Iowa City Iowa James Smale Thomas Case Edward Sulek Mary Dobry John Schuppert Suc Robret Guardian Henry Cosgrove

Brick Chapel Cemetery Anniversary Meeting Set and Local Notices

Albert Westcott becomes part owner of Town City and West Branch Telephone line. Brick Chapel Cemetery Association schedules its annual meeting at the church the Thursday after Sept 14 at 10 and 1 PM with the fiftieth anniversary program. Fall term at Carthage school began under Miss Anne Dolmage. Jessie Alderman ill with quinsey. Adon Leach loses his best horse last week. Lewis Smith busy baling hay. J Douglase supplies power with his gasoline engine. Mrs G B Hunter improving after illness.

Albert Westcott Fo Jows’ City and West Branch Brick Chapel Brick Chapel Cemetery Association Carthage Anne Dolmage Jessie Alderman Adon Leach Lewis Smith J. Douglase Hunter

Advertised Letters at Iowa City Post Office 1905

List of letters remaining in the Iowa City post office dated Sept 11 1905. Names include Amely EP Green F T Brown H Hinzkhouse F Day JC Paulace M Gass Jr Reimer H Bromberg W Lapres Correy Mrs J Nelson Nurse Mrs Davis Mrs G Peterson Mrs Gehrke Miss E Sanders Mrs J Ham Mrs E Shields Miss N Harrison Mrs W Swan Mrs J Kauss Mrs A H D Overxorr P M.

Iowa City Iowa

Guaranteed Cure for Piles Guarantee Claim

An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding piles with Pazo ointment. Drugstores refund money if the remedy fails to cure any case within 6 to 74 days and offers relief after first use. Send 50 cents for mail order from Paris Medicine Co St Louis MO if not carried by a local druggist.

Paris Medicine Co St. Louis

Arranging Juveniles Under Juvenile Court Custody

Sheriff Rowland seeks guidance on juveniles under Juvenile Court protection. Supervisors order placing youths in the county home or poor farm, with law restricting confinement with adult convicts and directing transfer to district court when charged with misdemeanors.

Rowland Childern Board of Supervisors Justice of the Peace

Mrs Lantz Reunites With Daughter After Ten Weeks

Mrs. BF. S Lantz returns from Nebraska Sand Hills with daughter Miss Loemimta Swayer after a ten weeks absence due to the latter's serious illness. Swayer greatly improved in health on her return.

BF. S Lantz Sand Hills Nebraska Loemimta Swayer Miss Swayer Mrs. Lantz

Poultry Show to Highlight Cedar Rapids Carnival Week

Mrs. Lulu Stevens, a Bell line night operator, takes a week vacation after fifteen months of flawless night shifts. E T Davis returns home with prize cattle from Minnesota. The Western Poultry Fanciers Association hosts its eleventh annual exhibit in October, promising the largest incubator display yet and featuring Iowa City's leading poultry fanciers.

Lula Stevens Iowa City Chickas Bell Tele-cos Cedar Rapids Lulu Stevens Iowa Telephone Company The Bell Line Lone Tree Western Poultry Fanciers’ Association Uncle Sam

Presbytery Invited Here for Iowa City Meeting

The fall meeting of the Iowa City Presbytery will be in Columbus Junction Tuesday and Wednesday this week. Rev. J B Donaldson of Davenport will preside at the popular meeting Monday evening and Rev D W Wylie of Iowa City at Wednesday night. Charles Lee is the delegate with Robert McChesney as alternate. The Presbytery may meet in Iowa City next, with preparations underway by the local church.

Iowa City Columbus Junction J. B. Donaldson Davenport D. W. Wylie Charles Lee Robert McChesney Presbytery City

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