Iowa Marshal Clubs to Convene in Des Moines 1909
The fourth State Convention of the Iowa Marshal Clubs will be held January 11-12, 1909 at the Y M C A hall in Des Moines with Col W B Bell presiding. Delegates from local clubs, clergy, and temperance groups to discuss enforcement of liquor laws and a new marshal bill for the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Bell
State Marshal Clubs of
Iowa
Marshal Clubs
Des Moines
E. T. Hagerman
D.D
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
Marshal Dill
Rankin
Rankin and Barnes
Morris
Enterprise
George Dunham
Dunham
The
Savery
Marshal Clubs of
A. Woodrow
Christiaw
Ottumwa
D. S. Morrison
Grinnell
J. F. Hardin
Eldora
W. D. Milligan
Guthrie Center
Washington
H. W. Troy
Fayettee
E. F. Leake
Vinton
B. C. Barnes
Lisbon
J. L. Sincoke
Adel
A. C. Rankin
Ervin F. Leake
Wellman society marks Underwood birthday dinner
The Wellman social column notes Fred Underwood’s eightieth birthday celebrated December 30 with a dinner hosted by his daughter Mrs. Samuel Doran. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Carl Herring and others. Out of town guest Glen Abdill. Underwood born 1828 in Virginia. lives six miles southeast of Washington Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Herring
M. J. Walker
Charles Thrapp
J. W. Nebergall
Clay Humston
John Keatty
Cassius Crossett
Wellman
Fred Underwood
Samuel Doran
Underwood
Elizabeth Ogg
Dunbar
Nebr
Samuel Sage
Washington
Buffalo
N. Y
Mr. Underwood
Floyd County
Virginia
Indiana
Iowa
Sarah Green
Denmark
Lee County
Mrs C C Owen Heads to Perkins for Ill Mother
Mrs. C. C. Owen of West Chester travels by train to Perkins Oklahoma to be at the bedside of her mother Mrs. J. M. Davis who is very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Owen
West Chester
Perkins, Okla
J. M. Davis
Mrs. Crawford
Burlington
Agnes Guthrie
Mrs D O White Heads to Iowa City to Visit Mother
Mrs D O White departed for Iowa City this morning to visit her mother Mrs Bienhaus for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. White
Iowa City
Bienhaus
Laura Rauche and Alfred G Moore Wed at Kiburz Home
Laura Rauche and Alfred G Moore were united in marriage yesterday at the Kiburz residence with about twenty five relatives present. Rev J Abels officiated the Presbyterian ceremony, Anna Eagle played the wedding march, a three course supper followed, and the couple plan to settle near Monticello after visiting the groom’s parents until March 1. Moore is a bridge carpenter on the Milwaukee road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kiburz
Laura ©. Rauche
Alfred G. Moore
J. ©. Abels
Presbyterian Church
Anna Eagle
Monticello
Moore
Milwaknee Road
Masquerade Skating Party Hosted by Floyd M. Smith
A crowd of young people attended a private masquerade skating party hosted last evening at the local skating rink by Floyd M. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd M. Smith
George Bereiter
John Bereiter, Jr
Valley Today
Ienny Steck
Charles Anderson
Muscatine
East City Watch Party Hosted by Miss Thora Duke
Miss Thora Duke hosted a gathering at her home with many town youths attending a watch party last evening. The group enjoyed games and a luncheon served by Luella Beal and Helen Duke before departing. The report notes the pinning contest was in progress at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
Hotel Colenso
Edna Webb
Dessa Wabnitz
Webb
North Marion Avenue
Thora Duke
Luella Beal
Helen Duke
Pinning
The Moonshiner's Daughter at the Vienna and local notes
A theater notice previews The Moonshiner's Daughter portraying Captain Martin Preston and his daughter Madge with Mary Carew in the lead. The plot centers on illicit trade, a treacherous betrayer, and the old man’s recovery aided by Jason Theopolis Dorkins, ending with Madge sparking reform. Local society items follow, including Vienna treats for Saturday and guests visiting Burlington, Muscatine, and Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Preston
Madge
Jason Theopolis Dorkins
Mary Carew
Poultry Institute to Open in Ames with Cornell Expert
Prof. J. E. Rice of Cornell University heads a two day short course in Ames beginning January 1 with lectures on poultry matters. January 5 marks poultry institute day alongside talks by Lippincott Sexauer Pierce and Judge Sellabarger who will judge the Ames poultry show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
J. E. Rice
Cornell University
Poultry Institute
Rice
Lippincott
Sexauer
Pierce
Sellabarger
Ames Poultry Show
Wilson brothers gain artistic repapering and repainting
Doug Page completes repapering and repainting of offices to be used by Wilson & Wilson. The work is described as artistic and will yield a pair of fine offices for the Wilson brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Page
Wilson & Wilson
Wilson Boys
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Convention of the
Marshal
State of Iowa
Order OF Business
Col. W. B. Bell
D.C
Fayette
Old
Kentucky
Harry J. Buhler
John Koch
Dublin
Earl Little
D. Acheson
Allerton
Chicago
J. A. Moore
Foley
Lemmon
Clare Jay
Glenn Abdill
Glen Abdill
Abingdon, I
Steck
H. F. Steck
Billiken
Craftsman's Guild
Growler
Ori
Sprance
Orcs de St Lovie
Ole
Moonshiner's
Vienna
Howard
Marshalltown
Grace
Maggie Foster
Haskins
Elmer Thoma
W. H. Engle
Rubio
W. H. Warner
George Shaffer
Wapello
Henrys Otto
Edw. Walther
Davenport
Arthur Gifford
City
Dr. Downing
L. B. Ward
Williams Mfg. CO
Cleveland, C
McHshinney ‘Drug Co
Alla Dream
Cooper & Kyle