Iowa City Press-Citizen from Iowa City, Iowa • Page 5

iT, MAY Slit, 1891. Suiting has undertaken the care daughter. I. E. Maine is in Chicago spend- days with her mother.

Jwett has returned to Minneapolis with her mother, Porter. ssTGrambling, of Denecke Yet- ce, has been quite sick during the Eva Houser is visiting friends and in Lee county. She will begone gatha's Seminary is receiving a it of paint that adds'ranch to its nee. Deitz was on the streets Monday hands with old friends. His triers are in Des Moines, Dunlap went to Ohio and Michia business trip last Thursday.

He to be gone a Week days, Vthens Band gave one of their de- open air concrts last Saturday, ys play better, if anything, than rs. Gooch and Tudor, of the pack- tpany, have been in Chicago at; the annual meeting of the com- bepard sold his house and eighty ground to Dr. Carter, of Brooklyn, in-law of Dr. C. Shrader for es Forrest and Creger were sudden- id home at Miles, last Friday, aunt of the death of their grand- ik V.

Friend, class of '90 S. to spend the remainder of spring Is parents. He has been teaching Sueppel is a father. Johnnie car- cigar box all day Monday. He says ildn't have a boy because he is too if'one himself, Uttig is in Washington attending nventiou of the National Medical ation.

Dr. Littig is acting as a te from the State Association. Sawyer was called to his old home kford, Monday, on account of ngerous illness of his brother, Mr. will-bring his horses back with World, a student in the Academy, little excitement Sunday. He was toward the Rock Island depot, he was thrown out and left.

No i damage was done. Chicago Daily News people are dis- of lots of papers in Iowa City. A agent has been going around sap- all with sample copies containing a wa Department, te one furnished amusement for passing the old iron building that ft standing on Clinton street over by painting upon its side, "Iowa Electric R. R. Co." Marquardt stopped in Iowa City freinds on his way home from Bura where he was a delegate at an Ep- League meeting.

Before moving to he lived in Iowa City. T. K. Wilson on Clinton is undergoing a change for bet- der the hands of contractor Sheets. Jern front will be put in with a large glass.

It will be a very desirable building. The newest handsomest and most beautiful line of Wall Paper at Lee Ries. Here is a chance to paper your rooms. Lee Ries at 117 Washington street, hav reduced the price on Wall Paper to 40, 50, 6c and 70 a roll, and upwards. Call and see their assortment.

John Jayne Son are busy putting in the new Robert's Ferry bridge. The iron is being hauled overland in wagons from Iowa City, In about three weeks, the public can pass at this polut without fear of taking a drop into the water. Wm. D. Davies, of Sidney, Ohio, is in the city spending a few days with L.

B. Patterson. Mr. Davies was once a resident-of Johnson county, and is a brother of Squire Thos. D.

Davis, of Sharon township. He will sail for Europe, May 27tb. W. Phillips died last Friday morning. Mr.

Phillips made Iowa City his home for the last txventy-five years. The funeral services were conducted Sunday by the Odd Fellows, of which organization he has been a member for a long time, M. H. Lyon is attending the International Y. M.

C. A. Convention in Kansas City. He is to deliver an address upon "The Inter-Collegiate Tie." Mr. Lyon is a good speaker and we may lest assured that he will do credit to the S.

U. I. and to himself. Geo. A.

Showers, brother of A. G. spent the fore part of the week in the city. Mr. Showers is traveling for the Erie Preserving Company of Buffalo, N.

Y. This company is one of the largest in the world and expect to put up twenty million cans of fruit this year. Frank W. Lloyd has started, a general merchandise store in Hill's Siding. He reports the outlook as excellent, and with the position rs ticket agent for the C.

R. N. he expects to make things lively. Petitions for a post office at this point are gaining many signers. H.

F. Kallenberg has accepted the call of the Y. M. C. A.

as physical director for the year. Mr. Kallenberg is at present instructor in the training school in Springfield, and has the reputation of being a first-class athlete. Iowa City is proud of the fact that she has the first college association physical director in the country. L.

B. Patterson is having the first brick building in Iowa City torn down to make way for a new double front. This building was put up by Messrs. Sanxey Mai- com Murray and held the first hardware store in Iowa City. The increasing demand for store rooms makes such an improvement a safe investment.

The plans for the new building which is to he 48x70 feetwill be furnished by L. E. Lyon. John Hanlon, who lost several fingers by coming in contact with a saw in the fence factory some time ago, had the misfortune to lose the greater part of the other hand. As the factory was about to close for the night, Mr.

Hanlon feit of the boxes on the arbor of the saw to see if they were hot. There are three saws on the same shaft and it was in these that his hand was caught. The thumb was nearly taken off, and the back his hand was terribly mangled. It is barely possible that the physician in can save more than the index finger. One of the principal places of interes in Iowa City these days is Hohenschuh's Furniture Store.

He has without doubt, the Handsomest stock ot Furniture ever shown tn this market, and from the way goods are going out daily his prices must be right. i I 1 v-- Y-- New York. It New goods, sharp changes, downward in price, that is the story for this Spring. True here and there you find a lirm quotes one or two things cheap for baits and then catch you on other goods before you Jeave the store aud make it up. "VVe have no baits, everything sold cheap, to sell them quick.

There is only room for one firm in this business, find we arc, and always have been thtit firm, and the older we get the more elbow room we want. We are willing to do business with you cheaper, and better, than any other store in Iowa City, providing you pay us CASH down for our goods, so tts to enable us to buy for CASH. Don't be surprised at finding our prices so low. it is all due to our having our headquarters located in the heart of the World a great market. New York.

Buying and selling for cash only, as we do. We defy any firm in Iowa City to meet our prices ou Dress Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Laces, Embroidery, Ribbons, Stationery, Window Curtains, Notions of all kinds.Meii's. Ladies' 'and Children's Shoes, in fact ask for anything, -we have it. Come at once with your cash. We are going to on and slash prices this Spring and cause competitors to turn green with envy.

Goods sold at Ketail and Wholesale at 121 Washington Street. SHRADER The Druggist, WANTS TO SEE In Johnson County, when wanting Drugs, Perfumes, Soaps, Brushes Or anything usually kept in a FIR8T-GLSSS DRUB STORE..