Iowa Citizen notices and society items mix in short column
Aaron Cox leaves for South Yakota on land prospecting trip. George Fernatrom visits on business. M B A meets next week at Mid Tiver park. Emma Liska and Anus Liska visit from Lone Tree. John Klein called by illness of aunt Saloma Klein. E D Murphy family attend wedding of M Ryan and Ella Maher at Morse. Frank Sangster elected to Jubilee College art department Peoria IN. High school boys establish dressing room behind John Hands jewelry. Mrs Clara Akerman attends Kirkville wedding of sister Helen Mnemore. Allie Briggs returns from country visit with Mrs William Dalton. Yeomen initiate large class into order. Mrs Vinnie Ream Hoxie alleged to sculpt bust of George W Koontz. Dr W A Suthers from Shellsburg to reside here as successor to Dr Schrader. J B Berryhill improving after paralysis stroke. Children from away who came for illness mostly returned home. Mrs Hoover remains at Fort Pleasant.
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Aaron Cox
South Yakota
George Fernatrom
Lone Tree
Midtiver Park
Emma Liska
Anus Liska
Jos. Wray
Madison
Janberry
Connecticut
John Klein
Muscatine
Saloma Klein
E. D. Murphy
M. Ryan
Ella Maher
Morse
Art
Jubilee College
Peoria
Ind
John Hands
Clara Akerman
Kirkville
Owa
Helen Mnemore
Yeomen
Vinnie Ream Hoxie
George W. Koontz
Hoxie
W. A. Suthers
Shellsburg
E. A. Schrader
A. Rogers
J. B. Berryhill
Childen
Mrs. Hoover
Ft. Pleasant
Brick Chapel Celebration Marks Fifty Years
Tomorrow at Brick Chapel in Scott township the Methodist church observes its fiftieth anniversary. Old congregants will reunite with the rising generation, and Dr. B. N. Fellows will attend to share in the event. A fine program and social hour will draw many from Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick Chapel
Scott Township
Methodist Church
8. N
Iowa City
West Branch Social Notices and Local Brevities
West Branch items list illnesses visitors and business calls. Mrs Frank Fisher is quite sick as of this writing. Emmett McCannel did Cedar Rapids business Saturday. Several residents and visitors from Hutchinson Kansas Oasis Elmira Centerdale Hedricks Grays Ford Earlham and Rock Island are noted. Brick Chapel invites attendance for its fiftieth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
Frank Fisher
Emmett McCannel
Cedar Rapids
J. F. Vetter
Hutchinson
Kansas
Thomas Evans
Oasis
Ella Douglas
Andrew Hunter
Elmira
Our Town
Henry Negus
Iowa City
John Weshte
Centerdale
John Hicks
Hedricks
Town
Win. Michael
C. i. Hathaway
Pacific Coast
Charles Clements
Joshua Dean
N.C. Heacock
Grays Ford
Brick Chapel
O. T. Penmore
Rock Island
California
Main
Downey
Mae Albin
J. W. Stribling
Friends Church
Earlham
Iowa
Willis Holloway
Hainesville
Ohio
Crop Bulletin Iowa reports cooler week with limited rainfall
The Iowa climate and crop service notes a cooler week ending September 11 with more clouds and below normal rainfall except in parts of the west central and southwest. Warmer, sunnier weather at week end aids ripening of corn and immature crops with about 80 percent likely safe by September 25. late potato and apple crops are disappointing and winter wheat planting will rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa, Climate ,and Crop Service
West Central
Antiquity Clock Seized by John Heck on Display
A century and a half old clock, a curious antique with wooden wheel portions, rests temporarily at John Hands' Jewelry Store as its owner John Heck showcases the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heck
John Hands
Auction Sale of Home and Household Goods by Rosa and Martha Sonkop
Rosa and Martha Sonkop offer their new six room home at 820 East Kirkwood Avenue for public auction. The sale is Saturday September 16 at 1 30 p m with gas water and sewer available. Col C B Murphy will pay the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa
Martha Sonkop
East Kirkwood Avenue
Col. C. B. Murphy
Parish Returns to City to Resume University Role
John C. Parish, author of the university song Old Gold, returns to the city and prepares to resume work in the political science department of the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Parish
Iowan Deal Completed Sees New Paper Owners
F. L. Douglass and P. E. McClennahan become owners of the university paper with the majority stock transfer pending. Willin Mercer leaves for Economy Advertising Company. McClennahan may run business operations. Douglass has past newspaper experience. Publication details unresolved but progress expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Douglass
P. E. McClennahan
Willin Mercer
Jowan
Economy Advertising Company
McClennahan
Douglas
Hazelnut Crop Falls Short with Worms and Mold
The public is warned that this year's bazelnuts crop is light and many nuts gathered are valueless due to worms or mold. Some nuts are larger than usual but the overall yield remains poor and disappointing.
Harvest Festival Dates Set by Salvation Army Corps
The annual largest festival will be held September 23 to 26. A detailed donation list includes fruits, vegetables, canned goods, clothing, furniture, shoes, coal, books, and other essentials. Items may be dropped at Captain Boyle’s residence 406 Town Avenue or via telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Corps
Boyle
Town Avenue
Salvation Artiy
Iowa Football Looking Up
Iowa football shows early signs of improvement under Coach Chalmers with Dwight Griffith assisting. Parsons returns to challenge for end, while Fritzel Wilkinson and freshmen join workouts. Dr. Ward osteopath attends to soreness as signal practice and light drills begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers
Dwight Griffith
Parsons
Fritzel
Wilkinson
Coe Iowa Football Opener Offers Free Admission
Coe College announces free admission for all fans wearing Coe colors or old gold at the September 26 football game against Iowa. Athletic management aims to make the 1905 season opener a grand affair with mailed invitations and broad support from supporters of starlet and gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe-Iowa
Coe
Reports From Luther League Meeting Highlight State Convertion
At the Luther League monthly meeting Miss Eda George and Miss Oma Schaeffer reported on the recent state convergence in Slater Iowa. The Snepper clothing house showcases one of the finest up to date clothing stocks in this part of Iowa with best merchandise and up to date departments. The firm is described as enterprising energetic and eager to show customers through their stock.
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George Peck
Anamosa
Morrison
Ida Grove
Griffith
Luther League
English Lutheran Church
Eda George
Oma Schaeffer
League
Slater
Iowa
Snepper Clothing House
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