Social notes from Dubuque area residents visit and return
Gay Rawson of Platteville is in Dubuque as a guest of friends. Numerous residents and visitors including Ss B Beatty and W Hayrigh of Cascade, Jessie Rosecrans of Independence, H K Young of Dubuque, and many others are noted in Dubuque visits, travels, illnesses, and returns. Local appearances include hunting trips, football game attendance, and family gatherings across Platteville Cascade Dubuque Cassville Galena and Independence with several moves to Dubuque residences and Chicago trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Rawson
Platteville
Dubuque
Ss. B. Beatty
W. Hayrigh
Cascade
Liss Jessie Rosecrans
Independence
H. K. Young
F. Chehak
Cletus Breitbach
Farley
Otto Gregory
Galena
Geo. A. Pfiliper
Anna Thill
Cassville
Chas, Woodman
Fred B
Clinton-Dubuque
Henry Matthews
Monticello
F. A. Ransom
N. Baird
St. P. Road
Irma Shearer
Laura Nachtman
Dyersville
Frank Patche
Albert Saam
Lansing
Couler Avenue
Leo Timmesch
Chicago
Ankeny
Howard Matthews
Fenelon Place
Florida
Mary Meinhart
Henry Galloway
Omaha
T. J. Bergen
New York City
Michael Walter
John Andre
Will Lappe
J. Baule
M. Monahan
W. M. Doran
Oelwein
Lewis Mattice
Ella Sloan
Mary Flynn
Herman Wieneke
W. McLimont
Daughtre
Sutger Sharphoffson
A. Sharphoffson
John Burris
Marie Burris
Wife believes husband alive amid missing person case
Mrs Henry Greave tells Telegraph Herald she doubts foul play in her husband’s disappearance. She recalls a quarrel over a trivial matter, says he drank occasionally but was never intoxicated, and plans to appeal for charity as she and their two children face hardship without income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Greuwe
Telegraph-Herald
Silence of a Mother's Hope for Missing Father Henry
A mother pleads for Henry to return to care for her and their large family. She rejects charity but fears hardship as she waits, watching the street window and comforting crying children who sense the father's absence. She refuses to believe he is dead until proof arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Mayor Breaks Tie to Approve Bee Branch Sewer Contract
The council debated building a cover over the Bee branch sewer and awarding the Eagle Point Lime Works contract. The vote was tied 3 3 until Mayor Schunk broke the deadlock by voting Rye, approving a $40,000 pork packing house project and cementing the new packing house plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Branch
Eagle Point
O'Rourke
Saul
Haas
Dubuque
Frith
Lingren
Rand
Schunk
Rye
Notice to Contractors for City Sidewalks 1909 Dubuque
Sealed proposals are invited at City Hall by the City Recorder until 8:00 p.m. November 18, 1909 for cement sidewalks on eight inch foundations across several blocks in Dubuque. Plans by the City Engineer on file. bids include price per square foot, with $25 certified check required, and the right to reject any bid. Work to be completed by December 1, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
City Hall
City Recorder
Summit Street
West Fifth Street
Fenelon Place
Mattox Sub
Gilmore Place
Mattox
Cleveland Avenue
Union Street
South Bluff Street
Union Add
West Third Street
Walsh Street
College Avenue
College
Ninth Street
Dubuque
Edmund A. Linehan
Allison Place
Street & Steuck
City of
Edmund A, Linehan
City of Dubuque
Dubuque Delegation Heads to National Rivers and Harbor Congress
Dubuque to send a large delegation to the National Rivers and Harbor Congress in Washington December 8 to 10. Mayor Schunk appointed nineteen representatives for the Key City and Taft will open the congress with a waterways policy address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Rivers and Harbor Congress
Washington
Dubuque
Upper Mississippi
Schunk
Rivers and Harbor Association
Sixty-First Congress
Taft
Rivers and Harbors Congress
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
W. H. Day Jr
Harker B. Spensely
Thomas F. Phillips
Peter Klauer
Thomas J. Paisley
Green Brown
Oliver Longuerville
Daniel L. Lenehan
Hon
A. F. Frodden
H. E. Tredway
Frank N. Schroeder
Simon Miller
James A. Hayes
John W. Kintzinger
William B. Martin
Maurice Connolly
A. J. Schrup
John Deery
W. H. Torbert
O'Farrell Contracting To Improve Louisa Street
On November 18 1909 the city approves payment to O Farrell Contracting Co for street improvement work on Louisa Street from Grace to Bennett streets. The contract covers construction costs and associated project expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Street
Grace
Bennett Streets
O’farrell Contracting Co
Francis Altman Takes Business Trip To Richmond Wisconsin
Francis Altman travels to Richmond Wisconsin on a routine business trip. He plans meetings with local contacts and to review project details during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franc Altman
Richmond, Wis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Honey Boy
T. J. Magee
Bernard Magee
Dubuqué
Paul Revere
Towle Sterling
Revere
Raee
Patriot Silver
Berg- Arduser Co
Jewelers and Opticians
Main Street
B. Main St
Bechtel
Henry Greave
RAK
Wakely
Terre Bante
Ind
Swissco Hair Remedy Co
P. O. Square
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dubnrque Torbert Drug Co
Main St
Strayer
Money Savings
Coats
Mercer
Gents
Pesie Strayer
Iowa Sts
Dubuquers
New Willard Hotel
Washington, D. C
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