Local Nightlife Jeers and Community Notes In City
Local items include Y M C A basketball vs Co C fast team at the armory with 25 cent admission. Florence McQueen improves after a wrist sprain. Dad Dolsen endorses Dad's cigar. K L G P Sewing Circle met at Mrs J W Richards home with a pleasant afternoon and lunch. Cour t of Honor dance slated for March 27 at Hare's hall with Thomas orchestra and 35 cent couple admission. William H Moxon, Kirk and LaShelle's Checkers advance agent, in town for next Thursday’s show.
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K. L. G. P. Sewing Circle
J. W. Richards
Fletcher Avenue
Court of Honor
Hare's Hall. Thomas Orchestra
H. G. Schonig
Chan
C. of H
William H. Moxon
Kirk and LaShelle
Bic
Checkers
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proves a Wonder for Wounds
Advertisement notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a wonder for cuts burns and wounds. Price 25 cents. Guarantee offered. Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store listed as the retailer.
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Havercamp
Rescription
Boston Market Advertises Smoked Fish and Oysters
Local market lists catfish halibut salmon mackerel trout and smoked salt fish plus oysters for sale. Inquiries directed to phone number 297 Y.
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Boston
Crown Restaurant Closes as Owner Plans Move to Chester
Clyde Barnard shuts Crown Restaurant after six months of operation. The owner will relocate to Chester, NL, to join his father in the coal business, with the furniture then offered for sale.
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Crown
Clyde Barnard
Chester
Barnard
Brother of Muscatine Man In Serious Condition
Telegram from Dr. W O Kulp Davenport to Dr J S Kulp in Denver reports Dr John Kulp at death’s door in a critical condition. he is the brother of a Muscatine man and death is expected momentarily.
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J. S. Kulp
Brother
Denver
W. O. Kulp
Davenport
Col
John Kulp
Muscatine
Last Day for Filing Cases for April Term of Court
Tomorrow is the final day to file cases to be heard at the April district court term. Thirty three cases have been filed so far with more expected as attorneys wait to record on the last hour. The list includes Ada Lewis versus H S Lewis and D H Smith versus John Smith among others. The Farmers' and Merchants' Savings Bank of Lone Tree also figures in several filings.
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District Court
Ada Lewis
H. S. Lewis
D. H. Smith
John Smith
E. W. Clark
Irene Clark
Kate C. Stickney
Jennie Biglow
D. Brotchie
Charles Addle
Indianapolis
John F. Ream
Frank Cameron
Robert Cowan
Des Moines
Typothetae Agrces
Crawfordsville Social Roundup Hits St Patrick Theme
Misses Myrtle Jacobs Dot Maxwell and Anna McKee hosted a girl friends party at Mrs Martha Worthman home in Crawfordsville in green decor for St Patrick s. The Rev Lloyd Tennant left for Kansas City to attend conference.
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Crawfordsville
Myrtle Jacobs
Dot Maxwell
Anna McKee
Martha Wortman
St. Patrick
Lloyd Tennant
Kansas City
James Long
Wyman
James Higbee
Winfield
Jay Thompson
Chas. Anderson
Washington
J. F. Buxbaum
Presbyterian Church Congregation
Frank Young
G. W. Nickolaus
E. J. Davison
Dr. Hull
J. R. Rickey
James Hawthorne
Etta Wooley
Herman Twinam
G. F. Pulsifer
E. J. Davidson
J. S. Cotton
Calvin Cummins
P. S. Conrad
R. S. White
Jessie Harper
Pan Handle
Texas
Want Ads List Reveals Six Help Wanted Openings
Six different kinds of employment are listed in last night’s want ads. Read them tonight for potential openings that may fit your skills and needs.
A Weed Park Armory Entertainment a Delic Success
A large crowd attended last evening's Weed Park club event at the armory. The program featured Herman Schmidt Jr on piano, Mrs Amalia Schmitt Goble’s vocal numbers, readings by several performers, and piano pieces. Refreshments were served in the parlors, and the event was financially and socially successful, with proceeds exceeding the $28 set for club dishes.
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Weed Park
Armory
Batterson
Herman Schmidt, Jr
Amalia Schmitt
Muscatine
G. B. Samuels
Helen Block
Mable Addleman
Vivian Johnson
Company C
Weed Park Club
Pretty Home Wedding at Rickhoff Residence
Edward Paul Metzger wed Hulda L. Rickhoff at 7:30 PM last evening in a home ceremony at 975 Newell Avenue. Rev. C Dipple of Chicago, uncle of the bride, officiated before about fifty guests.
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Edward Paul Metzger
Hulda L. Rickhoff
H. M. Rickhoff
Newell Avenue
Rev. C. Dipple
Chicago
Katharine Schaefer Weds George H Koll at Family Home
Katharine Schaefer and George H Koll married last evening at the Schaefer home on East Ninth street. Rev R A Schmidt officiated with Lohengrin as the bridal march and Clara Koehler playing. A wedding supper followed for guests at four tables, and the couple will begin housekeeping at Kell farm near Pleasant Prairie, 12 miles east.
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Katharine Schaefer
George H. Koll
John Schaefer
East Ninth Street
Lohengrin
Clara Koehler
R. A. Schmidt
German Baptist Church
Mr. Kell
Pleasant Prairie
Left Hand Social by First Presbyterian Young Women's Guild
The Young Woman's Guild of the First Presbyterian church held a left hand social last evening in church parlors. Florence Welch gave a recitation, Fern Nesper and Clare Morgan sang a vocal duet, and Elsie Fack played piano. Refreshments were served. the program provided merriment and pleasant entertainment for attendees.
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First Presbyterian Church
Florence Welch
Fern Nesper
Clare Morgan
Elsie Fack
Fifty-First Birthday Celebration for C. H. Krug
Friends gathered at C. H. Krug’s home to surprise him on his fifty first birthday. Rev. C. A. Dettmers and several couples enjoyed games and refreshments with Mr. and Mrs. Krug and other local residents including the Kindler and Guthardt families.
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C. H. Krug
C. A. Dettmers
A. Beckstein
Guthardt
C. Kindler
W. Kindler
Charles Schauland Surprise Party on Lucas Street
On returning home last evening Charles Schauland found friends gathered for a surprise party. Games were played and lunch served with Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Schauland hosting. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ray Otto Quandt Herman Jagow Leo Warren Ernst Schauland Charles Quandt Miss Martha Welk Miss Edith Quandt Miss Helen Schauland Dora Quandt Will Quandt and Rev. H F Martin.
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Lucas Street
Charles Schauland
Warren
Schauland
Fred Ray
Otto Quandt
Herman Jagow
Leo Warren
Ernst Schauland
Charles Quandt
Martha Welk
Edith Quandt
Helen Schauland
Dora Quandt
Will Quandt
H. F. Martin
Miss Ruth Hunter and Thomas Holyoke to Wed
The Cranst on Iowa couple Ruth Hunter and Thomas Holyoke plan a Tuesday noon wedding at the bride’s father William Hunter’s home in Cranston Grinnell Iowa. Rev B C Preston will perform the ceremony.
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Ruth Hunter
Thomas Holyoke
Cranston
Grinnell
William Hunter
W. W. Club Social at Mrs Kern Residence
The W. W. club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Chas. Kern's home for a social session. Cinch provided amusement with Mrs. Clara Church winning first prize, Mrs. Myrtle Kirk second, and Mrs. Jack Bodkin third. The next gathering is planned for next Wednesday at Mrs. Clara Bierman’s on West Eighth Street.
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Chas. Kern
W. W. Club
Cinch
Clara Church
Myrtle Kirk
Jack Bodkin
Clara Bierman
West Eighth Street
Called meeting of Colonel Hare circle G A R ladies
A called meeting of Colonel Hare circle Ladies of the G A R will be held at their hall on West Second Street tomorrow Friday at 2 30 PM. Large attendance is requested to finalize Shiloh day arrangements.
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Colonel Hare
West Second Street
Shiloh
St Marys Sewing Circle Special Meeting Set
The members of St Marys Sewing circle will hold a special meeting Friday at 2 o clock in St Marys hall. Every member is requested to be present.
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St. Mary’s Sewing Circle
St. Mary’s Hall
Weed Park Club Meeting At Public Library
A Weed Park club will meet at the public library Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock. A good attendance is desired.
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Weed Park Club
Labor Difficulties In Iowa State Federation Bulletin
The Iowa State Federation of Labor reports a month of ongoing labor tensions across Des Moines Ottumwa and other cities. Strikes update, wage talks, and union actions include printers machinists bakers painters and clerks, with conventions, eight hour contracts, and sustained strike benefits amid widespread organizing efforts.
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Labor Bulletin
Iowa State Federation of Labor
American Garment Company
What Cheer
Typographical Union No. 73
Ottumwa
Ottumwa Stamp Works
A. G. Wallace
Martin, Culbertson Company
Des Moines
Sioux City
H. J. Conway
International Retail Clerks Association
Iowa
Geo. C. Campbell
Brotherhood of Painters
Brotherhood
Western Passenger Association
Keoku
Scott Manufacturing Company
Machinists Union
Plum
Sevn
Clove Workers Union
Cownie Glove Company
American Federation of Labor
Printers’ Union
Tri-Cities
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
Needinam
National Typothetae
United Mine Workers
Cranor's big bankrupt sale opened Friday morning
Columbus Junction residents chatter about Cranor's upcoming bankrupt sale with promises of grand bargains. Local news notes S W Nolan's trip to Spring Hill for his father's illness and death, land deals by Lee Michler in Sherman County Kansas, and visits from Beatrice Clough and Florence Curtis among area residents and candidates.
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Columbus Junction
S. W. Nolan
Spring Hill
Kansas
Mattie Jean
West Liberty
James McKee
Cranor
Lee Michler
Goodland
Sherman County
Lee
George Spoor
Wapello
W. A. Colton
J. L. Overholt
Beatrice Clough
Iowa City
Mary Carpenter
State University
W. L. Curtis
Florence
Governor Pattison Improves In Ohio Aide Report
Columbus Ohio March 22 according to word from Governor Pattison's residence today he is much better than last night The governor's condition shows marked improvement and officials say he is awake and responding to treatment.
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Ohio
Columbus
Pattison
Origin of the Elks and its founder Charles Vivian
Tuesday marked the twenty six anniversary of Charles Vivian founder of the Elks also called the Jolly Corks. Vivian formed the Buffaloes in Buffalo with actors later reorganized opening to all citizens and adopting the Elks name. Vivian died of pneumonia March 20 1880 at Leadville Colorado. His remains were moved to Boston and reinterred in Mount Hope cemetery with a monument erected.
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Charles Algernon Sidney Vivian
the Elks
Vivian
Charles Vivian
England
America
Jolly Corks
Buffalo
Elks
Buffaloes
Elkdom
Leadville
Colo
Knights of Pythias
Boston Lodge
Order
Brothers of the Order
Boston
Mount Hope Cemetery
Knights Templar to Attend Easter Services in Body
At the DeMolay Commandery No 1 meeting last night it was decided the Knights Templar will attend First Congregational Church in a body on Easter Sunday. The lodge typically attends a church on that date but final decision was made last night.
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Knights Templar
DeMolay Commandery
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Dad Dolsen
Sterlin
J. G. Barger
Mulberry St
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Elite Theatre
W. Second Street
Wilson Bros
Walter E. Yant
Dalto
Zella
Dottie
Orm Mitchell and Co
Kinodrome
Earnest Quandt
Cora Quandt
W.S. Baker
Emma Baker
J. P. Wunder
Lee Wainscott
A. N. Day
W. P. Downey
Et al
W. B. Thompson & Sons
Joseph Stemen
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Savings Bank of
Lone Tree
D. H. Richey
F. & M. Savings Bank of
F. & M. Savings Bank
D. H
Mary Foley
G. L. Rifley
W. J. Vanatta
Mary E. Pringle
Richard Haney
A. Good
Theodore
Houts
Peter Johnson
G. J
Hampe
Hester A. Crow
John H. Crow
Elizabeth Rickhoff
Charles Metzger
Misses Mable
Ellen Rickhoff
Emma Dipple
Vera Metzger
Mabie Morford
Canon Street
D. M. Young
Pearl Ullrich
Martha Worthman
D. H. Griffith
Sam Musser
Olds
John Roughman
Noble
Panhandle City
Nan Richie
Wilkins-Wolfe
Young Woman's Guild
Ladies’ Aid Socity
First Methodist Episcopal Church
D. T. Hain
East Sixth Street
Hain
Hucke
Canan
Springer
Bulletin of the
Iowa State
Federation of Labor
Ruthenberg Clothing Comp
Chas. Ruthenberg
Chas. F. Schroeder
Fred Ruthenberg
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Seiler Bros
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Organization—Society of Actors Was
West Sixth St
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West Third Street
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