Stolen Property Located in Tunnelton
Noah Frawkins, accused by Isley Maynard of stealing his wife and child and a horse team, has been located in Tunnelton after vanishing May 4. An Indianapolis ad sought the missing couple and items. a phone tip in Tunnelton confirmed their whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Noah Frawkins
Isley Maynard
Kurtz
Tunnelton
Hawkins
Maynard
Indianapolis
Riley Maybard
Reading Circle and Hostess Gatherings Scheduled
The Twentieth Century Reading circle meets tomorrow evening at Mrs. J. H. Stewart’s home on West Washington street at 7 30. Miss Jessie Crooks hosts the Bachelor Maids at her North Second avenue home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Reading Circle
J. H. Stewart
West Washington Street
Jessie Crooks
North Second Avenue
Methodist B E O Club Banquet Planned at Hotel Colenso
The B E O club of the Methodist church will host a banquet at Hotel Colenso on the evening of May 30. The club currently includes forty one young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. O. Club
The
Methodist Church
Hotel Colenso
Miss Allienne Bailey Hosts Saturday Night Party
Miss Allienne Bailey entertained about twenty young ladies at a Saturday children's party. Games delighted the children and a two course luncheon was served by Miss Hodek with assistance from Misses Nina Alberson and Dora Clapper. All reported an excellent time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allienne Bailey
Hodek
Nina Alberson
Dora Clapper
Fortnightly Club Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The Fortnightly club met Saturday afternoon at the Baptist church parlors. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Chas Keck, Vice President Mrs Elizabeth Beamer, Recording Secretary Miss Titla Shields, Corresponding Secretary Miss Coral Bell, and Treasurer Mrs Will Cook. The I G White post G A R plans a regular meeting tomorrow evening led by Commander J M Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Chas. Keck
Elizabeth Beamer
Titla Shields
Coral Bell
Will Cook
Ball Game In Winfield Ends In Tie
Washington and Winfield High schools met in Winfield on Saturday for seven innings before rain halted play with the game tied 6 to 6. Washington started slowly but surged to six runs over the last four innings. McClellan struck out thirteen for Washington while Buckley and McClellan contributed solid outfield hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winfield
Buckley
McClellan
Change in Business as Meat Market Is Sold
This morning R. Stuart & Son sold their meat market on North Marion avenue to J. A. Carr and J. H. Grush, experienced butchers who will maintain the standard of excellence. The Stuarts’ future plans are not known. Stock is being invoiced today and possession transfers tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Stuart & Son
North Marion Avenue
Messrs
J. A. Carr
J. H. Grush
Stuarts
R. Stuart and Son
Charlies
Body of F. Shimek Found Near Iowa River
The body of Frank Shimek who drowned in the Iowa River near Iowa City eleven days ago was recovered Saturday about one and a half miles from the drowning site. The body showed weathering but was not in bad condition for the time spent in the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Frank Shimek
Lowa River
Here
Epworth League Anniversary Service Attracts 184 Members
The Epworth League of the Methodist church marked its anniversary with an evening service led by Rev. Elias Handy and musical selections from the choir and orchestra. Joseph Clyde read the Scripture, and reports from Will Kuhn and Mrs. Cavender highlighted past work. new officers were installed and several members joined the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Epworth League
Elias Handy
Messrs
Merle Lytie
Glen Pope
Joseph Clyde
Will Kuhn
Epworthians
Cavender
Royal Neighbors Meet Postponed Initiation Tonight
Royal Neighbors will meet Tuesday evening at the ballroom at eight o'clock for the initiation of a candidate, instead of at Oracle Fritv's as announced earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oracle Fritv’s
Miss Josephine White to Speak at First Church
Miss Josephine White of the India Mission will deliver an address at the First Church at 7 30 p m Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine White
The
India Mission
Local residents travel and visits noted across towns
A column lists residents and visitors including Fred Bragg in Columbus Junction A B Jones in Burlington Lon Brindley in Sigourney Mrs M D Work in West Chester Mrs C B Cummings Riverside Art Cockayne in Winfield Mort Sessler from Burlington Martina Swift improving Alex Coffman Harvey Carter in Brighton Roy Emry in Burlington Ralph Clifton visiting from Chicago Nettie Hunter to Crawfordsville Lewis Davis visiting Omaha Denver and western cities W B Johnson Rubio en route to Keota D P Patterson from Muscatine for Iowa Telephone Co Earl Lamotte Brighton a business visitor A S Latta from Winfield to Columbus Junction A S Paschal Columbus Junction en route to Crawfordsville Allie Jay returning from Wayland Anna Scott arriving from New York Pearl Stewart visiting from Colorado Springs Bert Ragan improving in Cheyenne via Wes Ragan messages Daisy Startsman East Orange N J sings solo at Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Emry
Brighton
Ralph Clifton
Chicago
Nettie Hunter
Crawfordsville
Lewis Davis
Omaha
Denver
W. B. Johnson
Rubio
Keota
D. P. Patterson
Muscatine
Iowa Telephone
New York
Miss Scott
Cleveland
Pearl Stewart
Colorado Springs
Colo
Everet Shearer
Frank Webb
Harry
Charles Ragan
Wes Ragan
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bert
Daisy Hull Startsman
East Orange
N. J
Presbyterian Church
Ethelbert Nevin
Second United Presbyterian Church Receives 25 New Members
At the Second Church Rev. Hugh B. Speer of Sunbeam Illinois preached both morning and evening and at preparatory services. Twenty five new members were received yesterday, following the Sabbath. His sermons were well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Hugh B. Speer
Sunbeam
Illinois
Speer
Kindergarten Program at Graham Public Evening
The kindergarten school hosts a public program at Graham on Tuesday evening May 20. It features songs games and dramatizations for about a hundred children. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for school children with tickets available at Columbia pharmacy from six o clock Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Columbia
License to wed issued for two Iowa residents
License to wed was issued Saturday to Clarence W. Taylor of Indianola and Lenora A. Klokenteger of the Lexington neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Taylor
Indianola
Lenora A. Klokenteger
Lexington
Blake Has a Bad Rep in Brooks Murder Trial
May 14 Jackson Michigan reports the motion for a change of venue in the John Make murder case was denied by Judge Parkinson. Officers fear Blake would kill to escape if free. Armed guards surround the courtroom as Blake is kept near two attorneys Badgley and Barkworth. Blake eyes the window then glances at Officer Palmer outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Barkworth
Palmer
Blake
Plan Another Revolution Washington May 14
Reports to the state department describe a new revolutionary movement against President Caceres in Santo Domingo. Porto Rican bases are cited and ex-President Morales and Jimines named as leaders. Instructions were sent to the governor of Porto Rico to enforce neutrality laws to block hostile expeditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Caceres
Santo Domingo
Porto Rico
Morales
Jimines
Iecniar
Tragic Fire Claims 4-Year-Old Mary O'Brien in Chicago
In Chicago on May 14, four year old Mary O'Brien died after her clothing caught fire while attempting to light the gas in the bathroom at 1458 Montana Street. The door was locked when she entered. it was broken in too late to save her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary O'Brien
Montana Street
Knoxville heir fatally shoots self in Chicago bank offices
A. T. Portlock 28, said to be from a wealthy Knoxville family, attempted suicide in the Northern Trust tank offices in Chicago in view of the girl he loved. He was surrounded by depositors. his wound proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. T. Portlock
Knoxville (Tenn
Northern Trust Tank
He Was Showing Them Dynamite Incident in Muncie
Michael Shaimburn, a Roumanian gentleman, attempted to demonstrate dynamite’s power to fellow Roumanians in Muncie Indiana on May 14. He pounded a dynamite cartridge with a hatchet and was seriously injured in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Michael Shaimburn
Shaimburn
Multiple 1890s News Bits Mix Of Elections Strikes and Deaths
A roundup from May 14 reports Iowa State College beating Iowa University 98 to 38 in track. Kansas socialist convention nominates Harry Gillman for governor. Altona seamen vote to continue strike. Vienna building trades lockout affects 50 000 workers. Senator Fairbanks delays leaving DC over railroad rate bill. International Brotherhood of Paper Makers opens in Dayton. Funeral drivers strike ends in New York. Indianapolis Sun editor Fred L. Purdy jailed 30 days and fined 250 for criticising Judge Alford. Captain James A. Lyons, former Iowa state auditor, dies at 66 in Grand Junction Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Agricultural College
Iowa University
Kansas State Convention of Socialists
Harry Gillman
Oswego
Altona
Germany
Vienna
Fairbanks
Washington
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
Dayton
New York
Indianapolis
Ind
Fred L. Purdy
Indianapolis Sun
Fremont Alford
Marion County Criminal Court
Alford
Eix-Iowa
Colorado
Grand Junction
Colo
James A. Lyons
Local residents visit Iowa City and area towns
R. M. Wilson and companions went to Iowa City and returned home by Keota Saturday evening after a day in the city. Rector R. G. Jones traveled to Iowa City and Cedar Rapids for church events. Mr and Mrs Wm Schurr visited West Chester for Sunday with the Howard White family. Fred Van Sickle arrived from Oskaloosa for a weekend visit. Rev Hugh B Speer preached here yesterday and left for Sunbeam Illinois this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Wilson
Iowa City
Joe Romine
Isreal Davis
Mrs. Wm. Schurr
West Chester
Howard White
Fred van Sickle
Oskaloosa
Hugh B. Speer
U. P
Sunbeam
Lil
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the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Mierec
Lowe
East Main
Inneton Mutual
CAL
Kiley Maynard
Pound
Stewart
West Side
J. K. Beal
Journal
Rookery Building
J. G. Rowap
Sr. Boice’s
1St Church
Wanter
Globe Barber Shop
Iowa
Otto de
West Burlington
Murray Iron Works Company
Burlington
A. J. Waldschmidt
Eastern Star
Frank Ewart
Ingrain
Brussels
Carpet Cleaning Co
Csociefy
I. G. Whitepost
J. M. Thompson
Marion T. Anderson
Washington and
AB Freeman
Cees
Brooks
Cotton
Young
Baxter
Lowden
Schwartz
Bell
Uae
Chas
Winter
West Liberty
F. Shimek
Fred Bragg
Columbus Junction
A. B. Jones
Lon Brindley
Sigourney
M. D. Work
C. 8. Cummings
Riverside
Art Cockayne
Mort Sessler
Burington
Martina Swift
Alex Coffman
Harvey Carter
I. Rothschild & Co
Hammond
C. S. Lemmon
Panama
Klein Klothing Ko Clothiers and Hatters
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