Fine Arts Society Holds Engaging Program at Mrs Platts
The La zis Literary Society Fine Arts department met at Mrs. F. C. Platts residence on Third Street East with Miss Margaret Van Tre as assistant hostess. Mrs. H. W. Sigworth presided as program featured papers on Beethoven Durer and Nathan Der Weise by Alice C Wilson and Mrs Piatt.
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Lazis’ Literary Society
F. C. Platt
Carest
Sjs
J. H. Woods
En Z. G. Langlands
Feselhoven
Alice C. Wilson
Uessing
Nathan der Weise
Minna von Barnheim
Vienna
Piatt
Fred Austin
Alpert Durer
Nuremberg
Longfellow
Durer
Margaret V. Clark
Elizabeth Ballou
Kuremberg
Dr. Clark
Vien
Clark
der Weise
Miss Batlon
J. A. Pinkerton
JJ. J. Brinkman
James
Parrott
Third Street
East
Matt Parrott
BE. A. Brocklinger
San Francisco
Cal
Mildred Lindenstruch On Trial In Federal Sleaze Case
Indicted by the grand jury for maintaining a house of ill fame, Mildred Jenkins Greene Lindenstruch faced trial with about forty witnesses subpoenaed for both sides. Prosecution led by W. P. Hoxie. defense by J. C. Murtagh and J. T. Knapp. Testimony began at 2 PM after jurors were seated. hearings likely to span two to three days.
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William Linderstruch
Mildred Jenkins-Greene-Lindenstruch
W. TP. Hoxie
J. C. Murtagh
3. T. Knapp
Pike & Linking
Cage
Biffie Peterson
Merriman Street
Justice Knapp
Il Fame
Erie Peterson
Kittle Brenner
Albert Brenner
Waterloo
Floyd
Kittie Mutchler
Great Westerns Big Business for Long Passenger Runs
The Chicago Great Western is operating heavy passenger trains through the city. A southbound run carried eleven coaches and three tourist cars for California pulled by two locomotives. Passengers heading west include J C Knipp and wife, William Gragy and family, Elitis and wife, Lichty family, Scott family, Morse and wife, and others aboard to destinations in California and Texas.
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Chicago Great Western
California
J.C. Knipp
Vinton
William Or
Gragy
Luella
Jessie
John
E. CL
Eltis
AL AL Lichty
Cold Morning Plunges City Into Freeze
The morning registered 12 above zero as a reformed sailor braced his overcoat and moved toward the Fourth Street bridge. People hurried by, ignoring holiday windows, amid a biting northerly wind and slippery streets.
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Fourth Street
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Superior Union
Morgan & Sullivan
Ladies’ Guild
Christ Episcopal ‘Church
W. R. Weld
Fourth
Limestreets
Evan Coolidge
William Bates
S. Shilliam
Walter F. Curtiss
CG. G. Stearns
New Zealand
Tahati
G. W. Hinkle
Hudson
James Fawkner
Agnes Faulkner
Rollo G. Waters
Jacob S. Waters
Hayes
United Brethren Church of
Dewar
Happy Hour Needlework Club
William Bales
F. F. McElhinney
Bates
Sunots
Will Brown
Independence
J. F. Mulkern
F. C. Hussey
C. J. Buckley
H. C. Martin
Sam Craiglow
Fred Rath
Fred Ward
W. L. Buckley
Queen OF Hearts Club
Frank A. Lawson
Lafayette Street
Frank Jones
Sam Blank
Birs
John Snyder
N. A. Gasser
Preston Gibson
W. J. Leverich
Cliff Jenkins
Hidton Fisher
Dubuque
H. C. Club
C. W. Banton
Fine Street
XX Club
John T. Swift
Sullivan Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
St. Patrick’s Society
Sacred Heart Hall
Earl Sawyer
Arch~ Jer Avenue
Linden Iastevenine
Kathryn Pratzgraf
Tatiss Ethyl Cook
Pralagraf
Pansy Embroidery Club
W. A. McFarlane
Linn Street
F. J. Widener
H. S. Bunnell
BE. B. May
Cottage Street
East Fourth Street
Adler’s of
Rochester
Hirsch, Wickwire
Society
New York
Great Western
West Waterloo
Fay
Bargain
Wright
Harrison and Hildebrand’s
Red
Canada