East Hill News in Charge of Eagle Lodge Neral
Interment for Henry F. Kemper set for Sunday at 2 PM from East Second street residence. Eagle Lodge No 10 AOUW to handle services at Greenwood Cemetery with lodge members attending in a body. Harold Oberhaus hospitalized after dog bite on his right hand. wound not serious but painful. East Hill notes list brief visits and local residents traveling or visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Kemper
East Second Street
A. H. F. Hertzler
M. E. Church
Eagle Lodge
Greenwood Cemetery
Lodge
Harold Oberhaus
Harry Smith
East Hill
Prominent Nebraska cattlemen indicted in land fraud cases
Federal grand jury in Omaha returns indictments against 13 prominent Nebraska cattle men. The cases involve more than 450000 acres of land in Sheridan and Cherry counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Federal Grand Jury
Nebraska
Sheridan
Cherry Counties
M. E. Children to Entertain on Sunday
The Ladies Aid at Park Avenue M E church finalizes Children's Day observance with a 2 30 afternoon program by Sunday school members and relatives. Final practice is set for tomorrow. The program includes recitations songs and readings led by various classes and ends with a closing school song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Park Avenue M. E
Park Avenue
Ruby Peck
Juniors Leave City for Camp Preston
The YMCA junior camping party, 14 boys from the junior department, left this morning at seven for Camp Preston near Moscow. They will spend eight days camping and receive mail from Moscow. The trip used a wagonette for transport due to wet roads and arrived in time for dinner. Camp Preston honors Rev. B. C. Preston, pastor of the First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Association
Moscow
B. C. Preston
First Congregational Church
Doctor warns coffee as harmful in Berlin consult
A Cin man recalls a Berlin doctor who called coffee poison to some people and claimed health could recover in 30 days by stopping coffee and stimulants. He then tried Postum Food Coffee back home with his wife, noting initial improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Closing Out Sale Promises Big Money Savings
H Schmidt & Son Co. announces a closing out sale of their stationery line to free up space for future offerings. The sale opens Saturday with heavily reduced writing papers and related items as the firm shifts focus to music wall paper and window shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Schmidt & Son Co
Marriage of Miss Laura Stinson and Will Mark
Miss Laura B. Stinson and Will J. Mark wed last evening at Mrs. S. Foster’s Maiden Lane home in a pink and white decorated setting. The ceremony in the east parlor was by Rev. Bry ant C. Preston with sister Florence Mark and flower girl Inez Sham it present. The bride wore white crepe de chine over taffeta and carried bridal roses. post ceremony guests and an elaborate repast followed. The couple will guest-house at 1103 Iawa Avenue and be at home after July 1. guests included Maud Lane and Ella L. Mark from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura B. Stinson
Will J. Mark
S. Foster
Maiden Lane
Foster
Florence Mark
Mendelssohn
Inez Shamit
Bryant C. Preston
First Congregational Church
Julia Einhausen
Love
City
Maud Lane
West Liberty
A. B. Adams
Dorothy
Washington, Ia
Ella L. Mark
Council Bluffs
Pioneer Club Elects Officers In Small Town Meeting
The Pioneer club met at Mrs. Hattie Mosher’s Mulberry street home for officer elections. Elected: President Mrs. Wilhelmina Gladstone, Clerk J. F. Mosher, Pay Master Mrs. Hattie Mosher, Chaplain Mrs. John Fowler, Path Finder Mrs. S. McElhaney, Superintendent of Charities Mrs. Urbaneck. Next meeting set for June 28 at Mrs. Mosher’s home to plan a hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Club
Hattie Mosher
Mulberry Street
Wilhelmina Gladstone
J. F. Mosher
John Fowler
S. McElhaney
Urbaneck
City Council Meeting Tonight on Sub-Sewer District 15
The city council will meet at city hall this evening to hear remonstrances against the proposed sewer in sub sewer district No 15 of main district No 1. The sewer would run from Cherry and Fourth streets up Lucas to the Nyenhuis property. Residents with complaints must submit petitions to the council this evening. The meeting may consider other matters as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Cherry
Fourth
Lucas
Nyenhuis
Miss Emma Holtzhauer Hosts South End Card Club
The South End Card club met at Miss Emma Holtzhauer's home. First prize went to Mrs. Kate Bloom, second to Mrs. Kate Christian, and consolation to Mrs. August Sablotzki. Cora Holtzhauer played piano. refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Hugh Wilim's in Ardon with guests of honor Mrs. George Bauerbach and Mrs. Hugh Wilim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Holtzhauer
South End
Kate Bloom
Kate Christian
August Sablotzki
Cora Holtzhauer
Hugh Wilim
Ardon
West Point Grad Joe King Graduates June 12
Joseph C. King of Muscatine, son of Dr. E. H. King, graduates from the U S military academy at West Point on June 12. A Muscatine High School alumnus of 1899, he served as a trumpeter with Co C during the Spanish American War and was the youngest Iowa enlistment. King entered the regular army as a second lieutenant after a three month vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe King
Muscatine
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Joseph C. King
E. H. King
Joe
Muscatine High School
Co. C
Jacksonville
Fla
House Adopts Lock Type for Panama Canal
Washington June 15. The House voted 110 to 36 to adopt the lock type for the Panama Canal. The provision becomes part of the sundry civil appropriation bill which allocates 25 000 000 dollars to continue canal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Pioneer Industrial Meeting Plans Picnic and June Meeting
The Pioneer Industrial group met at 202 Clinton street with Mrs. J J Rehbein and planned a picnic at the slough for Friday June 22. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Charles Armstrong's home on June 29 with a 9 a.m. gathering for a lunch outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rehbein
Pioneer Industrial
Clinton Street
Charles Armstrong
Slough
Golf and Country Club Announces Dance Series
Members receive notice of a series of dances at the golf house with first event Tuesday evening June 19. Dances occur every other Tuesday from 8 to 10 30 with music supplied by the club. Committee members are J A Davidson J W Jones F O Block F F Giesler and Robert Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf and Country Club
Golf House
J. A. Davidson
J. W. Jones
F. O. Block
F. F. Giesler
Robert Jackson
Euclid Card Club Holds Pleasant Afternoon Meeting
Euclid Card club members met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Laura Pressler's home for an afternoon of cards. Mrs. Gust Oeter won first prize, Mrs. Will Weismiller consolation, and Mrs. Robert Welch Jr. received the booby. Refreshments were served and the gathering was described as most pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euclid Card Club
Laura Pressler
Gust. Oeter
Will Weismiller
Robert Welch, Jr
Would-Be Picnickers Hold An Indoor Affair
A small party of young married people planned a Weed park picnic but stayed indoors due to inclement weather. They gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Lillibridge on Mulberry Street where they enjoyed a tempting menu and spent the evening playing bridge whist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed Park
Ralph Lillibridge
Mulberry Street
Cooking School At First Congregational Church Draws Inquiry
Mrs. Mary L. Wade of Boston runs a basement cooking school at the First Congregational church. A large turnout has purchased tickets as afternoons feature menus and demonstrations of dishes Wade expertly prepares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Mary L. Wade
Boston
Mrs. Fred Smith Given Farewell Surprise
Members of the Birthday club hosted a farewell gathering for Mrs. Fred Smith at Mrs. Marsh Smiths home on Mulberry street yesterday afternoon. They shared lunch and a 6 oclock repast to mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Birthday Club
Marsh Smith
Mulberry Street
Mrs Smith Leaves for Davenport Farewell Move
In a farewell note the Mrs Smith departs for Davenport today where she will reside.
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Davenport
L. S. C. Club Meets at Mrs Jarck's Home
The L. S. C. club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Henry Jarck’s Pond street home for cards and refreshments. The group will meet again three weeks from yesterday on July 5 with Mrs. Henry Kopf on Pond street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jarck
Pond Street
Henry Kopf
Dinner party at the Funck home on Burlington road
A pleasant event occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Funck on the Burlington road today. A dinner party was given with several city residents in attendance and warmth of hospitality noted at the Funck residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Funck
Burlington Road
Funck
Weed Park Club Fails To Meet In Weather Disruption
Adverse weather kept Weed Park club attendance low yesterday afternoon and no session was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed Park Club
Sprague-Graham Wedding in Columbus Junction
Miss Marie Sprague and Rev Archibald Graham united in marriage at the Sprague home in Columbus Junction. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Russell Graham with a ring and floral decor, about 75 guests attended, and the couple left for Chicago then planned residence in Keota after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
C. A. Sprague
Marie
Archibald Graham
Marguerite
Nellie Williams
Russell Graham
Monmouth
Ill
Evelyn Sprague
J. C. Marshall
Lola Endsley
Bessie Hanft
Elsie Reaney
Mona Stapp
Anna Hutton
Ethel Sprague
Chicago
Graham
United Presbyterian Church
Keota
Washington
Crawfordsville
Winfield
Nettie Blair
Reuben
Community Picnic Near Columbus Junction and Local Courting News
A Methodist Sunday School picnic drew a large crowd today west of town with a day of feasting and good times. Rev Frank LeFever wed in Lancaster Pa, and visitors including Mrs Irene Truman and Elsie joined relatives at a country visit. The Columbus Junction telephone company installed a new switchboard with 300 drop capacity improving local and toll service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Duncan
Walter Kuen
Iowa City
Mazie Sprague
Archibald Graham
Methodist Sunday School
Frank R. LeFever
The
Reformed Church
Lancaster
Irene Truman
Elsie
Anna Duncan
R. M. Johnson
W. A. Cobb
Washington
Iowa
Walter Paugh, Jr
Chicago
Adcol Junc
Columbus Junction Telephone Company
Nettie Blair
Elsie Stapp
J. D. Darrow
Reuben Blair
Born to Mr and Mrs J Schultz a girl yesterday
Local notice reports the birth at Park Place of a daughter to Mr and Mrs J Schultz. Several names appear in other items including visits and arrivals and a funeral in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. Schultz
Park Place
Stop and Think on First Mortgage Farm Loans
G. M. Titus of 213 Iowa Avenue promotes first mortgage farm loans as the safest money option. He cites 38 years of experience and offers loans in all sizes to prospective investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Titus
Iowa Avenue
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East End
Pearl Teitsch
Pleasant Prairie
Joseph Butcher
Washington Street
Esther Grover
Trempeaureau
Mich
Lizzie Zedeker
Philipps
Sherman Street
Fairport
Henry Blessing
Montpelier
Ding
Harvey Wrath
Near le Claire
Ida Drake
Swain
Phoebe Gilman
Margaret Kleintopf
Federal
Land Cass
M. E
Camp Preston
Hinkel & Flannery
Miss Laura Stinson
Will Mark
Cate
Toben, Malone & Co
Council
River Bulletin
St. Paul
Red Wing
Reed’ S Landing
Prairie du Chien
Dubuque
le Claire
Des M. Rapids
Keokuk i Ods
St. Louis
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Mississippi
Clinton
Tatra
Washington, D. C
Just
New Line
Certh
Archer Cts
L. S. C. Club
Mrs
Sprague-Graham
Bride
Junction
H. Rupp
West Second Street
Bodman’s Grocery
Bend City Lodge No. 143
Graff
Clarence Boland
St. Ambrose College
van Patten
Columbus
Ohio
el Paso
Texas
Sternin
Holmes & Manrose
Fisch & Son
Sadie Wilson
Prairie City, I
Geo. Eitman
H. F. Barnard
the Jewelers
P. R’y
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