Milwaukee officials inspect on Rock Island line tour
A Milwaukee special train carried E S Keeley J A McDonald and W Parker for a tour of inspection stopping in the city before heading to Kansas City They are on a company tour While high water delays persist Rock Island trains Nos 1 and 2 run late every morning and evening crews strive to resume regular traffic Starr the Milwaukee foreman returned from Cranston Iowa for a short visit
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Milwaukee
E. S. Keeley
J. A. McDonald
W. ©. Parker
Kansas City
Rock Island
No. 1
No. 2
W. ©. Starr
Cranston
Iowa
Miss Esther Cooper Feted At Conner Home Dinner
Yesterday evening at the Misses Minnie and Etta Conner home about a dozen young ladies were entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner in honor of Miss Esther Cooper of Winters et Iowa who is visiting relatives and friends in the city. Decorations and place favors were roses. The Misses Conner proved charming hostesses and the buzz of voices and hearty peals of laughter attested to a most delightful time.
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Minnie
Etta Conner
Esther Cooper
Winterset
Iowa
Misses Conner
Kalona Picnic Outing Draws Pleasant Evening for Local Friends
Verna Miksch and a group from Muscatine including Mar guerite Cherry Frances Meyers Fannie Winter Alice Denison Helen Work Ray Guest Walter Lodders George Dempsey Donald Bell James Dye and Charlies Anderson drove to Kalona and spent the evening picnicking. All report a splendid time.
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Verna Miksch
Muscatine
Marguerite Cherry
Frances Meyers
Fannie Winter
Alice Denison
Helen Work
Ray Guest
Walter Lodders
George Dempsey
Donald Bell
James Dye
Charlies Anderson
Kalona
Picnic plans and a wedding at Sunset Park and Box Springs
The intermediate Methodist class and Miss Hallie Berdo with her class enjoyed a long planned picnic at Sunset Park and Box Springs. Miss Etienne and Mr Charles Stewart Keating wed at Mrs Villa Swift's home on the front porch with 40 guests. reception followed with a pink rose decorated table.
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Hallie Berdo
Methodist Church
Box Springs
Nate Bovee
Phil Mercer
Henry Berdo
Carl Burham
Elmo Friend
Merle Proudtit
Virgil Smith
Ray Peck
Tommy Berdo
Louis Anderson
Homer Freding
Owen Woods
Car! Meek
Cloyce Anderson
Walter Meek
Robert Camp
Willie Little
Ray Fullerton
Villa Swift
Etienne
Charles Stewart Keating
Myrtle Swift
Lohengrin
W. R. Sawhill
Anne Houdek
Kennedy
Edith Swift
Myrtle Kephart
Martina Swift
Isabelle Keating
Hayre
J. C. Swift
Martina
Byron Vastine
Richland
Evangelists to Preach in Park Evening Services
Traveling evangelists will preach in the park this evening at 8 o clock. Public invitation extended with additional services planned tomorrow after the band concert and Sunday at 3 PM and 8 PM.
Beautiful Superba Returns With Great Parker Amusement Co
Carnival fans will welcome the return of Beautiful Superba also known as The Woman That Turns to Stone with the Great Parker Amusement Co for another season. The attraction proved popular on its prior Parker company engagement and is expected to draw solid patronage again.
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Superba
Great
Parker Amusement Co
Parker Company
Superba the Show Beautiful returns to town next week
Miss Etta Lousie Blake headlines Superba the Show Beautiful larger and more sensational with a full company of entertainers. The act will be on the streets at the usual place all next week drawing wide attention from residents. Also noted were Misses Ethel Hanlon Emor Hanlon Vina Dewis and Grace Vincent returning home to Keota after attending normal school.
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Etta Lousie Blake
Superba
Ethel
Emor Hanlon
Vina Dewis
Grace Vincent
Keota
Scores On The Ball Fields Daily Baseball Standings
National league results show Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Boston, New York, and Brooklyn beating or losing to multiple opponents with varied innings and errors. Associations list Milwaukee, Louisville, and Kansas City results alongside Western league clashes detailing Denver, Lincoln, Pueblo, Omaha, Des Moines, and Sioux City scores.
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Chicago
Irene
National
Ps Chileno
LA Pittsburg
Cincinnat
Philadelphia
Boston
Doorn Ivssesnds Bane
Cleveland
Altroeck
Sullivan
Shaw
Liebhardt
Bemis
Washington
Frrars
Cates
Warner
Young
Criger
Detroit
St. Louis
Powell
Stephens
Summers
Schmidt
New York
Orth
Blair
Plank
Powers
Lake
Kleinow
Bender
Smith
Denver
Lincoln
Pueblo
Omaha
Des Moines
Sioux City
Harvard Wins Eight-Oared Race at New London
Harvard defeated Yale by the second mile in the eight-oared race at New London Conn as Yale faltered while Harvard led. Eighty five passengers aboard the steamship Larach near Murcos Spain are missing and feared drowned. The Spanish royal infant will be baptized June 29. Acting Governor Cox of Kentucky pardoned ten infirm and blind convicts. The South Dakota capitol corner stone laying in Pierre was led by Grand Master Davenport. Teheran reports an improving situation in London cables. Admiral Sperry prepares the Atlantic fleet for a July 7 voyage from San Francisco. Filmer Dover is expected in Washington to bolster Republican campaign work.
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Cleveland
New York Stock Exchange
Harvard
New London
Conn
Yale
Larach
Murcos
Spain
Cox
Kentucky
Davenport
South Dakota
Grand Lodge
Pierre
London
Teheran
Admiral Sperry
Atlantic Fleet
San Francisco
Filmer Dover
Republican National Committee
Washington
Wanted Party to cut timothy hay on half shares
A local notice seeks a party to harvest timothy hay on half shares about three miles from town. Interested parties should contact Charles J. Winter for details and arrangements.
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Timothy Hay
Charles J. Winter
Reverend Sawhill to Assist in Morning Sun Prep
The Rev. W. R. Sawhill was a passenger this morning for Morning Sun, where he will assist in preparatory communion services.
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W. R. Sawhill
Morning Sun
Bakery supplies advertised at the Vienna bakery
A brief notice touts purchasing bakery supplies at the Vienna location with assurances of reliable labor and cleanliness at Star facilities.
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Vienna
Preacher to fill pulpit at United Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Alvin Godfrey a two year student of Allegheny seminary will preach at the United Presbyterian church next Sunday morning and evening. Rev. A L Graham must preach at West Chester at those hours. Miss Wilna Smith visited her aunt in Washington Thursday night.
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Alvin Godfrey
Allegheny Seminary
United Presbyterian Church
A. L. Graham
West Chester
Wilna Smith
Washington
Keota Eagle
Washington links visit and work plans noted
Mrs. Will Hanlon travels with her son Lester a Rock Island night agent in town. Louis Patterson stopped by Monday en route to Washington for summer work. He spent recent weeks with a brother in northern state before heading southward.
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Will Hanlon
Washington
Lester
Rock Island
Louis Patterson
Keokuk County
Local shop and market notices fill Vienna and South Side Market
A string of shopper tips and greetings from the Star notes fresh cookies at the Vienna plus sugar cured hams at the South Side Market three times a week. Edwin Griffith is highlighted with future space for furniture announcements while Wellman visitors Jesse Longwell and H. H. Willson and wife are listed among city callers.
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Vienna
South Side
Edwin Griffith
Jesse Longwell
Wellman
H. H. Willson
Edwin Grifith
Montclair Plans Night Curfew For Dogs In Town
Montclair New Jersey council considers a curfew law requiring dogs to be quiet from 9 p m to 6 a m with a 5 dollar fine for barking during the period and higher penalties for repeated offenses. A separate provision bans dogs from biting on public streets with a 5 dollar first offense and death plus 10 dollar fine for a second offense. The measure follows numerous complaints including a case where a mother in law left town after three weeks due to nightly dog noise.
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Montclair
N. J
Charles H. Hartshorne
Jersey City
Ballooning for Society in Berkshire Colony
Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed of New York plans the first high-society balloon flight in America from Stockbridge Massachusetts in July. Using the Berkshire balloon she will take four friends on a short six passenger ascent, with Mrs. Cortlandt Field Bishop and Count de la Vaulx as guests. If popular, Berkshire men may buy a balloon for private use.
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Charles Astor Bristed
New York
Lake Mabkeenac
Stockbridge
Mass
Berkshire Colony
Bristed
Cortlandt Field Bishop
Washington Shuns Jewelry Fashion Note
In Washington it is rare to see a woman wear more than a brooch or stickpin except on formal occasions. Necklaces bracelets earrings and chains seem to have vanished. Baroness Moncheur usually wears either all white or all black for promenade or calling with no visible ornaments except small diamond pins to hold her high collar.
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Washington
Baroness Moncheur
Mrs Cavin to Visit Colorado Springs and Glenwood
Mrs M Cavin plans a trip to Denver next week for a brief visit with relatives and sightseeing. Mr Cavin will join later to accompany her home after visits to Colorado Springs Glenwood and other points as reported by Columbus Safe guard on June 25.
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M. Cavin
Denver
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