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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1903

Page

5

Local weddings Dot Downey and Cosgrove in Sept 1905

Dr John Doon and Miss Macy Secrest wed at the Secrest home in Downey with about 60 guests. Rev John Walley officiated, Carrie Secrest played, and the couple will live in Delphos Town. Annat Seelman and Thomas Flannery married at St Peter's Cosgrove with 65 guests. they plan to farm in Hardie township. Josef Wiehr leaves for Pennsylvania University for a fellowship after earning his degree and teaching German.

John Doon Macy Secrest John Walley Ottnmwa Joshua Secrest Downey Charles Edna Carrie Secrest Duno Delphos Town College of Medicine Seelman Flannery St. Peter's Church Cosgrove Smyth Annat Seelman Thomas Flannery Josephine Seelman Hardie Township

Johnson County Fair promises big crowds if weather cooperates

The Johnson County fair aims for its largest year yet with a lively art hall and thronging displays. West Liberty exhibitors fill the pavilion alongside fine stock from Locus Grove Farm, View stock farm, and B. B. Leonard Berkshires. Aberdeen Angus, Shorthorn and Hereford cattle are shown, with notable totals from W. J. Miller and J. B. Brown. Amphitheater amusements include shooting galleries, a merry go round, baby racks, drinks, lunches, and an Alabama Darkies minstrel show slated for visitor entertainment. Weather favorable to draw crowds remains the key expectation.

Johnson County West Liberty Poland Locus Grove Farm Fairview Stock Farm B. B. Leonard W. J. Miller Metz Iowa J. B. Brown Solon Alabama Darkies

Former Athletics Manager Reports On University Funds

Henry Walker, former manager of the university Athletic Union, submits a report detailing fund use during his tenure. He notes about 1800 dollars were applied to old debts, July 1 treasury balance 318.19, football costs 8007.16 with receipts 10183.14, other athletics unprofitable, union liabilities 482.87, and optimism for debt repayment under new management.

Henry Walker The University Athletic Union

Yon Yonson to Return to Coldren Theater Monday

The Swedish American comedy Yon Yonson will play at the Coldren on Monday evening October 2, marking a return visit after fifteen years of success. Seat sales begin Saturday morning.

Yon Yonson the Coldren

Southern drama "At Piney Ridge" at Coldren Theatre

David Higgins presents At Piney Ridge at the Coldren next Wednesday evening October 4. The play features quaint characters rich humor and absorbing scenes of American life. A competent company will produce it with seat sales Tuesday.

Piney Ridge David Higgins the Coldren South Seat

Food Health Warning on Alum Baking Powders

Scientists warn that foods baked with alum baking powder pass into the stomach largely unchanged. The substances are said to be partly indigestible and potentially unhealthy for consumers.

Lowe Jewelry to Erect New 6000-Foot Factory

The Lowe Jewelry Manufacturing Company will build a two story concrete factory on Linn and Harrison streets north of Harrison. The 6,000 square foot floor space will be erected west of the Consolidated Fence Company plant. Surveyors are marking the grade to start work, with completion planned as soon as possible.

Lowe Jewelry Manufacturing Company Linn Harrison Consolidated Fence Company

Captains Lucas Return After European Trip

Capt. Lucas Tcreteturn and Capt. C. A. Lucas of California along with Mrs. Katherine Wicks of Fairfax plan to leave Europe on September 30 after two months abroad. They spent much time in Belgium visiting numerous relatives.

C. A. Lucas California Katherine Wicks Fairfax Europe Belgium

Prof and Mrs Schurig Return to City Studio Reopens

Prof and Mrs Schurig announce their return to Iowa City and the reopening of their studio at 1274 College St They will stay for two to three months inviting portrait orders and offering classes in oil watercolor and china painting plus a Saturday drawing class Original oil and watercolor works are for sale at the studio.

TRE Citizen Iowa City Johnson County Prigva Pianca Frasela Kane Rege Eeporiu

Canada Lures Iowa Settlers with Bright Prospects

E F Holmes of the Canadian interior department extols Canada as a land of opportunity for Iowa farmers. He notes high yields in Assiniboia and low taxes, predicts rising land values, and cites Iowa as a top source of settlers. Also mentions local marriages, travels, and a university lobbying note.

Iowa E. F. Holmes Department of the Interior Holmes Minnesota Canada

Miss Elizabeth Irish Exhibits At Fair Demonstration

Miss Elizabeth Irish displays a business college exhibit at the fair showing Remington typewriters and touch typing by University Business College students. Jane Irish leads the exhibit explaining shorthand bookkeeping and practical office training with affordable supplies and a focus on high quality, speed, and efficiency.

Elizabeth Irish University Business College Jane Irish Remingtons Irish Remington Missitish Miss Irish

Obituary of Charles Bell Cox of Wardy Hill Cambridgeshire

Charles Bell Cox born January 1833 in Wardy Hill England joined the Methodist Church March 7 1854. He married Hannah Charles October 9 and had six children four sons two daughters. The family came to America March 26 1881 settling in Town City where he joined the local church. He died after long illness expressing hope of a better world.

Charles Bell Cox Wardy Hill Cambridgeshire England Waa Hannah Charles Fredrick Ic Albert Henry Hannah Elizabeth Hiscock Julia R Charles Albert Iowa City Waite. H Town City Emory Miller Methodist Episcopal Church

Races at the Johnson County Fair Results

The Johnson county fair held several races with purses of 3400 and 300. In the 2:15 pace Pilk Twist won with Hol Hill and Oske Joosa second. Lena M. took the 2:17 trot with Almond Wood second and Mamie H. third. District road race saw Mollie H and Kathryn Kimberly place first and second.

Johnson County Hol. Hill Oske- Joosa Duchess Jos McLaughlin Waterloo Mabel Wood W. H. Emimerson Marion Lena M. L Jos. Mclaughlin Almond Wood Jas. Henry Clinton Mamie H Albert Hayes Washington Jos. Miller Iowa City Mollie H Mai Howell Iowa City Kathryn Kimberly Harry Borrow Sage Guy E. Baker Muscating Billy Moore Bros West Branch Pet Buck Wm. Buck Little Pet Wm. McClerland Roy Lewis

Typhoid Strikes City Resident Theodore Mobe

Theodore Mobe of this city was taken ill with typhoid fever last Saturday and is now hospitalized. Doctors report active treatment is underway and every measure of medical skill is being employed to aid his recovery.

Theodore Mobe

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Iowa. Citizen Secrest- Dunn Josef Wiehr Pennsylvania University C. M. Reto Dodge St Taguire Johnson Street S. Sternshein Madison St South Opera House E. Sangster Poultry Bruce Moore E. Yarbrough Lotte Scranton Willis Dodge Street Citizen’s Towa Rative Stesk Cathie Pientiial the Athletic Union Lucas Tcereturn C- A. Lucas America Prof Mrs. Schurig E. T. Holmes Mr. Holmes Canada Land Union Assiniboia Coldren Johnson ‘County Tre Manitoba Rocky Mountains Jana A.C. McLane Harvard University Col Richard Hoxie Mrs. Hoxie Washington, D. C Jon. C. Starr Cora Shettler Edward Cass Song Paul Edward Pittsburg Cass Seloman Grimm Register and Leader Board of Regents of University IGEN Yonsok Widwinter Seat-Sale Tennesssee Asurberb Margaret Heville Amy Farnsworth Chattanooga Dubuque St Iceman Sessey
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