Tuesday Architecture Club Meeting Discusses City Homes
The Tuesday duty held an interest jog meeting at Mrs J W Watzek home as leader Mrs C H Preston presided and papers covered characteristics of the city home suburban town houses and architectural styles across the country illustrated by many views. The next meeting will be at Mrs Francie Co Decker’s on Eleventh and Brady Streets with continued discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Watzek
C. H. Preston
Mathilda Koeller
Elizabeth D.putumin
Varime
Francie Co
Decker
Eleventh and
Brady Streets
Davenport Pupils Hear Fine Musical Program
In School No. 2's assembly room Davenport's pupils enjoyed a recital by local musicians celebrating a gift piano from Frank W. Mueller Edward C. Mueller William L. Mueller Alfred C. Mueller Mrs Henry Matthey and others. Mrs Starbuck and Mrs Adolph Priester offered instrumental and vocal numbers. Mr F J Walker thanked donors on behalf of the school after the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School No. 2
Davenport
William Mueller
Smother
Starbuck
Yourlists
F. J. Walker
Aucreay
Women's Missionary Society Meets at Edwards Church Home
The Women's Missionary society of Edwards Congregational church held a regular meeting at 1708 Grand Avenue yesterday afternoon. Mrs. B. b. Grimes presided as devotional leader. The program included papers on the Mountain Whites and the American Missionary Association, plus a discussion on Industrial Training for Mountain Girls. Letters from Pleasant Hill academy were read and refreshments served. The next meeting will be at Mrs. D. M. Hunt's home on Grand Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of
Edwards Congregational Church
M. T. Brown
Grand Avenue
B. B. Grimes
Nang
A. Moore
Abbott Gives Shakespeare Lecture Recital at Brady Street
Boston Mr Edgar C Abbott presented the second lecture recital for McCowen ball at Brady Street Avens last evening. He substituted Hamlet for the announced The Merchant of Venice due to a cold and his interpretation drew acclaim from those present. The next event will be at Mrs Wadsworth's home featuring The Merchant of Venice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. Abbott
Boston
Mats
McCowen
Bren
Edgar H Ryan
Brady Street
Abbott
Shekespeare
Wadsworth
Serstunt
Venice
Hold Reunion At The Home Of Mrs E H Ryan
The Club, an informal organization dissolved two years ago, held a pleasant reunion at Mrs E H Ryans home on Eighth and Brady streets Tuesday afternoon. Attending were Mesdames C T Darling Ferdinand Masr T O Swiney Robert H Nott J R Nutting Nathaniel Brench and John T Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Ryan
Eighth
Brady Streets
Mesdames
C. T. Darling
Ferdinand Masr
T. O. Swiney
Robert H. Nott
J.R. Nutting
Nathaniel Brench
John T. Thompson
O. Q. Club Meeting At Rudolph Home
Mrs Rudolph entertained the O Q club at her home 2142 West 10th Avenue Tuesday afternoon Four babies were surrounded in prizes and jars and a handsome lunch cloth souvenir spoon and belt were awarded to Mrs Rudolph Mrs J J Feeney and Mrs Luebke Dainty refreshments were served The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Clara Fowler on West Third Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. FE
Rudolph
West 10
Amreel
J. J. Feeney
Luebke
Clara Fowler
West Third Street
Mothers of Mission Elect New Officers
The Mothers' Benefit association of the People's Union Mission held its annual meeting on Tuesday afternoon and elected officers for the year. President Mrs Ned Lee, Vice President Mrs F A Depp, Secretary Mrs Josephine Muth, Treasurer Mrs J B Young. The association plans a special meeting on the last Wednesday of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Benefit Association of the People’s Union Mission
Mra
Ned Lee
F. A. Depp
Josephite Muth
J. B. Young
Ladies Circle to Hold Annual Meeting at Church
The Ladies Circle of Rdwards Congregational Church will hold its regular annual meeting tomorrow afternoon in the church nave. Reports from officers and committees will be presented and officers for the coming year elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rdwards Congregational Church
Mrs Francis Williams Leaves for Eldora to Florida
Mrs Francis R Williams Jett left at noon yesterday for Florida to open the winter. She will be joined by relatives in Chicago and the group will travel on to Florida. Williams plans to return around the first of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis R. Williams Jett
Florida
Chicago
Willams
Missionary Society Meeting At St Pan s English Lutheran
Wie Youle Ladies Missionary society held a regular meeting at 420 Gaines Street last evening. Three new officers were elected: President Miss Goirh Heden, Secretary Miss Linnie Seana, Treasurer Miss Feu Markeson. New members welcomed. light refreshments and aerial hour followed. Next gathering set for Emma Gromell's home on East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youle Ladies' Missionary Society of
St. Pan's
English Lutheran Church
Mies Ta Olsson
Gaines Street
Goirh Heden
Linnie Seana
Feu Markeson
Emma Gromell
East Third Street
Y W M S of St John’s Holds Regular Meeting
The Yours Women’s Missionary Society of St John’s Methodist Church held a regular monthly meeting at the home of W. H. Snider, 1016 Tremont Avenue, yesterday afternoon. The attendance was large and an excellent program was given with musical numbers by Mrs. Frank Garstang, Mrs. Pillar, and Lou Krause. The group discussed the New Year in Korea, China, and Japan, and Rev L C Lemon spoke on The Submission of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of
St. John's Methodet
W. HM. Snider
Tremont
Frank Garstang
Ars. Pillar
Lou Krause
Corea
China
Japan
L. C. Lemon
Mrs Wiese Hosts Tea for Young Women at Home
Mrs. Wiese entertained about thirty young women at her Seventh Street home yesterday afternoon in honor of her relative. Miss Ethel Glasmann of Ogden Utah and her daughter Miss Edun Wiese plan to study at the Visitation Convent in St Louis. Cards provided amusement with Miss Caraille Autderheida winning the first prize and Absa Mule Freahyy the consolation. The room was richly decorated in Roosevelt colors and a luncheon followed.
Quiet Wedding at St. Johns Parsonage
Quiet wedding held at St. Johns Parsonage to unite James A. Ajlen of 1654 Pery Street and Miss Francina Lambert of Fair Oaks, Indiana. Rev. L. C. Lemon officiated in a small ceremony attended only by close relatives. The couple will reside at 16284 Percy Street. Allen is well known in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joso's
Jamas A. Ajlen
Pery Street
Francina Lambert
Fair Oaks
L. C. Lemon
Percy Steret
Allen
Unity Club Studies Shakespeare Play As You Like It
The Unity club met at the First Unitarian church parlors last evening and began a study of Shakespeare's As You Like It. A large attendance enjoyed reading the popular play and the series will continue for several more meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Club
Fist, Unitarian Church
Baptist Women Meet at Barker Home
The Ladies Aid society of the Calvary Baptist church met at Mrs Sanford Barker's home at 318 East Tenth street yesterday afternoon. Business was conducted and plans made for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Calvary Baptist Church
Sanford Barker
East Tenth Street
Auch
Davenport Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Temple Emanuel
Mrs. W. HL Fineshriber hosted the Davenport Ladies Aid Society of Temple Emanuel at 112 Park Lane on Tuesday afternoon. After a brief business session, attendees enjoyed a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AID Society OF Temple Emanuel
W. HL Fineshriber
Davenport Ladies’ Aid Society
Temple Emmanuel
Park Lane
Cuisine Club Holds Informal Meeting At Mrs Miller Home
The Cuisine Club met at the home of Miss Etta Miller on Farnam Street Tuesday afternoon. Attendance was light and an informal gathering followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuisine Club
Tha Cuisine ‘Club
Etta Miller
Farnam Street
D Y B Club Installs New Officers at Meeting
The D Y B club of the Second Presbyterian church held a regular meeting at the Eluret List Anglt. Merle Wells read a camping trip account from last summer and four accounts are in a contest with a prize for the best. Harry Guy, president, installed Arthur Gary as vice president and Henry Schutler as secretary. Max Smith, the new president, was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Y
Arthur Gary
Henry Schutler
Max Smuth
Vest
Church Workers to Hold Regular Meeting
The Church Workers' society of the First Presbyterian Church will hold a meeting at Mrs. E. F. Lang's home at 630 East Fourteenth Street tomorrow afternoon to hear reports and elect officers for the coming year. The group notes significant church activities and reports a substantial sum cleared last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Workers’ Society of the First Presbyters In
E. F. Lang
Fowrtventh
Church Workers’ Society
Deeds Recorded at County Recorder Office Davenport Transfers
Real estate deeds filed include Jober Henril and wife to Charles Burmeister for parts of Lot 10 and Lot 5 in LeChate's second and Kekie's Linegin avenues Davenport with $1,300 to $4,500 in consideration. Charles Soyater grants to Mitla Soynier for Lot 3 in Wenworth addition Davenport for $1. Henry Kohler and wife to Max E. Orbs for part of Lot 5 in Snock 93 LeChate's second, Davenport, $4,500. Jansson to unknown party for part of Lot 20 in LeChitre rehond addition Davenport for $3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
Jober Henril
Charles Burmeister
Linegin Avenue
Thiey
Davenport
Slca
Dicke Aml
Robert Konrad
West Park
Charles Soyater
Mitla Soysier
Wenkworth
Henry Kohler
Max E. Orbs
LeChate
Yne Ety
EB. Gehy de Ovex Jansson
Intervenors Filed in Mueller Lumber Case at Court House
Several intervenors have been pledged with the county clerk in the matter of Mueller Lumber company versus A Stacey and Son while Charles Johnson is garnished. Intervenors claim mechanic liens on the Central Office building. Listed are Builders' Lime and Cement, Robert H Doerring for lathing, H OQ Seiffert Lumber, John Hamp, Builders' Sand to Gravel, James Quins, Clyde Tankingson with amounts from 7 to 192.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueller Lumber Company
A. Stacey and Son
I Whiel Chas. Johnson
Builders’ Lime and Cement Company
Robert H. Doerring
Lathing
H OQ Seiffert Lumber Company
John Hamp
Ithor
James Quins
Clyde Tankingson
Suit Seeks Non Substitution of Howard S Boxdmot
In the matter of Albert Mitlaman Against Olaf H Newton et al the defendant answered asking that Howard S Boxdmot be substituted by the defendant in the suit as he was declared bankrupt and Boyd not then take charge of all the property involved in the assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mitlaman
Olaf H. Newton
Howard S. Boxdmot
Cas
Bankiuot
Bouri
Taok
Plaintiff seeks 471.38 from C L Remley in promissory note
Henry Fluege sues Co b Remier, amended pleading filed by Blane Petersberzer, seeking 471.38 including interest from original note. The notice mentions extra copies of a local greeting card and sale details at the Star office on Muln street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fluege
Co. B. Remier
Bidinge
Blane Petersberzer
Grand Jury Focuses on Gamblers in Monona County Court
Monona county market court convened this week with the grand jury sent out. Judge Oliver recited specials in regard to gamblers and gambling houses. A $20,000 damage suit by B C Campbell of the Heartland Timer against J J Pegk et al. is set for June 1 and expected to last at least a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onawa
Jan
Monona County
sud _waa
Oliver
B.C. Campbell
Meartland
J. J. Pegk
Masquerade Ticket Sale Planned By Turngemeinde
Dates fixed for selling seats for the annual masquerade to be staged with a blackface act and varied specialties. Committee members and Wallace Moody supervise rehearsals, with performances set in Turner Hall and a garden setting, featuring Apollo quartet and Turngemeinde chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenpart Turngemeinde
Ac Turner
E'Elack
Norning
Indine Turner Hall
Wallace BE. Moody
Thesmans
Apollo Quartet
Turngemeinde
Messrs
Korn! Miller and Moody
Henry Matthey
Weather Bureau Report Signals Quiet Conditions In South
Weather bureau notes generally fair weather with tonight's light showers in northeast and Friday's cooler east portion. River rising to 74 feet, eight feet higher in 24 hours. Northwestern storm weakens as it shifts toward Minnesota. colder air across eastern slopes and New England with light snowfall in parts of Missouri and upper Mississippi valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawa
Colfen
Mhneis
Minnesota
Mississippi Valley
Alleghaney Mountains
Jales
Rockies
New England
Missouri
Upper Mississippi
Little Rock
Galvesthoo
Atlantic
Board of Supervisors in Session Yesterday
The board of supervisors met and received reports from county officials including County Clerk Noth Inspector of the Hartford Stown Boiler Inspection company of the police of the courthouse and poor farm. A committee to read the dead age convention to be held at Ames Iowa was formed. Resignations of two township justices were accepted and the positions declared vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Noth
Rumacy
Holliday
Berger
McArthur
Neal
Evans
Scott County
Hartford Stown Boiler Inspection Company
Poilers
Court House
Ames
onJan
Daund
Warg
Rosa Tank Sues Keeler for 2625 Damages
Rosa Tank sues Ellen Keeler for 2625 dollars claiming Keeler called her an indecent woman. Amended petition filed through attorney Ambrose P. Guick. Plaintiff seeks compensation for injury to character and invasion of premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Tank
Ellen Keeler
Ambrose FP
Mes Guick
Sie
How Shall We Feed 120 000 People Speaker Crigg Proposes Practical Agriculture
Ames Iowa January 3 1915 The short course session featured Joseph S Crigg editor of the Iowa State Register addressing on practical agriculture to feed 120000000 people stressing fertilization and protein rich diet The event was opened by President Warburton of the Town Corn Growers Association The domestic science course offered home economics lectures and cooking demonstrations with enrollment already over thirty and expected to reach fifty amid letters inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Joseph S. Crigg
Iowa State Reister
Warburton
Town Corn Growers’ Association
Prof. Stevenson
Soi
Flem
Austrian Reichsrath figure issues duel challenge
Viennan January 5 Count Adelbert Sternberg known as the enfant terrible of the Reichsrath sends a pencil written duel challenge to Herr Wolff the pan German and Well Born Sur after an insult claim He offers two seconds and vows to duel any swine dog and to fight Wolff following previous notoriety by pressuring Prime Minister Madini to duel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viennan
Adelbert Sternberg
Reichsrath
Herr Wolff
Sur
Berr Wolf
Vienne
Oniford
Herr Welf
Count Madini
Secret wedding revealed in Webster City notice
Webster City reports a secret marriage announcement for Miss Caroline V. Lasher Lewis and Mr. Edward G. Lewis. The couple wed in Des Moines on November 18 1904 but public notice was delayed due to Mr. Lewis's business commitments and his absence in the East. Mrs. Carrie Lasher Lewis sent a telegram to inform, delaying formal publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Jane
Webster Gary
Caroline V. Lasher
Edward G. Lewis
Mes Moines
Lewis
Carrie Lasher Lewis
Co Tn Trews
Engineer's Narrow Escape On Storm Lake Hill
Engineer Ben Fox and his fireman on the Central Pol avoided disaster when a crippled engine with a broken driver side rod and two retiked wheels failed on Storm Lake hill. The train halted at fifty five miles an hour with a passenger car attached. Both men were shaken but unharmed. passengers remained unaware of the near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Steep
Ben Fox
Storm Lake Hill
Fox
Eab
Winnebago Report Delayed By Illness Of Inspector Wright
Inspector Wright of the Winnebago investigation lies ill at his Madison home delaying a formal report. Wright’s illness halts transmission of findings on conditions at the Winnebago reservation and surrounding areas. Commissioner Jorws regrets the delay as the term nears end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Wisconsin
Washington, Janu
Albert C. Wright
Father Schell
Madison
Wis
Winnebago Reservaton
Indian Bureau
Jorws
Winnebagoes
Iis
Rodney Fire Destroys Main Buildings in Monona County
A blaze in Rodney Iowa Monona County early Tuesday destroyed the general store of W D Dorward and much of its contents the adjacent bank of W W McDonald and the Odd Fellows hall. The total loss is about 10000 dollars. A bucket brigade aided in protecting the small town and its residents. The local notice also promotes Mrs Anatin's Butewheat for breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Monona
Onuwa
Rodney
Monona County
W. D. Dorward
W. W McDonald &' Gon
jAdjutaing
Money to Senator Mitchell Linked to Patents Scandal
Portland affidavit reveals A. Power admits paying Senator Mitchell $2,000 to influence the Oregon land patent process. He says the funds were to secure expedited patent decisions and lists entry records, railroad costs, and other charges. Power asserts he never spoke with McKinley or Tarpley about the payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
A. D. Puiec
Ths
Horace G Mckinley
Daniel T. Tarpley
Ais
Emma Watson
United States
Lnods
United Sates
Sen
Murchell
Mitchell
Power
Satehell
Mitchel
Ciough
Heney
McKimley
Tarpley
McKiney
Butt
Mitelell
Oregon City
Meteheh
Here Mann
Michels
Conniesiosey Hermann
ANL
Asbout Hermann
Wee
Pakke
Herman
Chaoggel
Franklin County Agricultural Society Elects New Officers
The Franklin County Agricultural Society met to elect officers and plan work for the year. New officers are C. F. Roemer president ER. C. Grunelle vice president BR. S. Brown treasurer J. W. Cumings secretary. Roemer is a Hampton businessman. The county fair's strong profit and improvements were noted. Cumings, reelected, has helped build the fair's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giile
J. W. Cumings
Pravklin Coutty
Franklin County officers swap in election shifts
In Hampton Iowa June two changes mark Franklin County races. John McGinin defeats incumbent O E Benson to become first Democrat county officer since adopting Australian ballot. G T McCrellin steps down as clerk while W S Van Nuys succeeds as county clerk with prior deputy duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Jun
Court House
O. E. Benson
John McGinin
McGrai
Franklin County
Iowa
Benson
van Nuys
Prince
G. T. MeOreltis
Hempton
McCrellin Las Fervedt
Ven Nora
Tuttle Names Committee On Patriotic Essays
Columbus Missouri January 3 Bishop Dan del Tuttle appoints Dr E A Allen head professor of English at the State University CB Rollins and Walter Whillanis to form a three member committee to judge patriotic essays from Missouri high school pupils competing for prizes offered by the Missouri Society of the Sons of the Revolution. The committee has received a large number of essays and is considering awards. Winners will be announced at the annual banquet in St Louis February 24. Four prizes are offered this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbis
Bishop Dandel
Tuttle
Missouri Society of the Sus of the Revolution
E. A. Allen
The
State University
CB Rollins
Walter Whlanis
Missouri
Romimittes
St. Louis
Brummitt Case Called In Vienna Court
Mrs Walter Brummitt, married to a Vienna merchant, was cited in May 1904 for a crime judged in the circuit court here. Her husband will be tried with her on a family matter. Attorneys State Attorney T. Whiniel and John Patich presented the defense retained by Thomas A. Heriden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Walter Brummit
Aml
Mecati Merchant
Weet
Viennat
Ciretet Cnurt
Frasers
Ed LO Whiniel
St. Louis
John Patich
Thomas A. Heriden
Arkansas reform league forms in Arkansas City campaign
Arkansas City Kansas January 6 reports the Prohibitionists have completed organizing a reform league. A panel will operate during the municipal campaign as an organ of the temperance movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kan
Prohibitionists
Temperance Poole
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L. C. O. Club
Mothers OF Mission
Rt Ladies
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Eldora
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Mrs. Wiese
ST. John's Parsonage
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McManus Building
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County Recorder Office
H. S. Boydi
C. L. Remley
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Star
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Turners
Wallace BL Mondy
Weather Bureau
Joe S. Trigg
Iowa State Register
Ad Grasses
Iowa State College
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Eness
Bride
Ben Tox
Illinois Central
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Oregon
Franklin County Agriculture Society
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Brady St
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Mark B. Swan
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Arkansas Reform League
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