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PAGE SIX IOWA CITT PRESS-CITIZEN SATURDAY, JULY 1922 LOTS OR SALE LOTS FOR SALE We have on Oakland Avenue, five beautiful building lots, facing East. Size 51 ft. bv 140 ft. deep. Paving, sewer, water, gas, sidewalk, all in.

We also have 'three large very desirable building lots on So. Clark Street, one on the pavement and two just off paving. These lots have sewer, water and sidewalk. These are all high elass lots and will be sold reasonable. PHONE XO.

4 PHONE EVENINGS TO JOHN OR PERRY OAKES--RESIDENCE. News from Nearby Towns and Country (BY OUB OWN COKBESPONDENTS) SOLON NEWS George and Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ruzek and daughter Georginia Mr and Mrs. Adolph Kucera and daughter Florence, Mrs.

Anna Miry and Mrs An- Kucera, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin ihony Parizek were Cedar Rapids and children John and sitors and shoppers ra. Mrs Jake Merrs, Mr. and Mr.

and Mrs John Kessler mot- Mrs Gilbeit Crofter, and Messrs to Iowa City Friday. Mrs. I Rudolph Crofter and Wesley Ulca. The Mines Emma tad Velma Younkin visited at the sister Mrs. Ida Bku- bal.

Mr. and John Colbert and Miss Mary Colbert spent Tuesday in Iowa City on Mrs. A. A. Dietsch and daughter Miss Mildred of Hills came Tuesday morning and spent tne day visiting at the Mr.

and Mrs. Tony Kron home. Miss Vera Hudnell of Lone Tree and her friend Miss lola Smith of Burlington came Tuesday evening for a visit with HKB fornaers father Hudnall near Ainsworth. Mr. and Mrs.

Alferd Younkin and Mary Kessler accsipanied them to Mrs. F. Bettner and children son Omar spent Tuesday at the i the Kasper horns where spent Saturda in Cedar Rapids. John Younkin home- east of River- risjted un-il their return. I Mr.

and Mrs. Fm-el Ernest spent at the Joan are Des Momes here they are fourek Wednesday morning on her Beranek home in Morse. They tailing a course IB. undertaking went thither on receipt of the sad i The forme- nas been in the busi- wa to Iowa City to visit relatives. P.

A. Duncan of Muscatine came message of tne death of Mrs. Anna ness for two ears and is Wednesday morning for a visit a kinswoman tak-iig su course a a a the Albert Hahn home. Mr. and Mrs.

Aniho Kopecky, mor and the latter is seeking GEEAT AMERICAN HOME Mrs Hojka of Cedar Mr. i and Mrs. Joe and Mr. Mar: in Kunel visited from Moa day at the J. W.

Zenisnek home. Fred of Cedar VaUev is vis IE ing for several days at the Chas Foote home- Mr, and Mrs Joe Raisa anl daughter Irene were Sunday tors In the borne of Mrs. Anna M. Kucera. The crushing of rock the Meers quarry west of the city was ing a ceruricate a pnsmg oung men and wisn them success.

Y. Rest Circle met at the eut.r- home of Mrs. Darhart Hardy their nesdav afternoon- John Liska spent Tuesday i in Kalona on business. SHARON CENTER Mr and Mrs. Jacob Trover en- ter.amed a number oi friends on Tuesday enmg.

Ice cream and cake were servd and a fine tirne had bv Those completed Saturday for the pres- were tne following families: C. W. ent time. The rock will be used D. L.

Trtner. Frank Scnnled- er. L. D. Yoder.

J. B. STickler. Rev. and Mrs.

L. H. Wood -entertained re'atives from Cedar Rap ds and Davenport Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Jacob of Iowa City spent Wednesday evening at the G. Jacob home The TV. held its regular meet tog last Thursday afternoon by the county wherever necessary for improvements.

More may be crushed later in the season if tie present supply is consumed. Mr. Martin Kurul enjoyed a pleasant visit Tuesday ia his home when Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kopecky and Mrs.

Hojka of Cedar Rapids were dinner guests, also Mrs. Anna M. Kucera, and granddaughter Florence Kucera. They spent part of the day there with Mrs. Cora Shaw.

In spite of tlirea ening weather there were twenty out to morning and then made a brief TJSU at the service last Sunday. The average Henry Apitz home leaving on attendance late afternoon train for their Ced- ar Rapids home. Mr. and Mrs. i Kopecky are 84 years of age and are -enjoying good health.

Mr. and Mrs. George Kolda and Mr. and Mrs. Ed.

Kessler motored to Atalissa where they visited at the Steve Fiala home from Saturday until Sunday evening. Harvey Kesster is having his residence painted. for the last quarter was ninety-nine Sharon and Fiytown played bail on the Sharon field last Saturday --result 13 to 6 In favor of Sharon. RIVERSIDE NEWS The Misses Dorothy and Esther Brown lova City were over Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Brock were Sunday guests at the home of THE LAKE YOUR, BACK VAR.D guests Sunday at the W. Mattas home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryons of Cedar Rapids attended mass at St.

Mary's church. Sunday and visited at the parental James White home Mr. and MJS. Joe Healy and children spent Saturday and Sun- Out Our Way By Williams 'i A LADY JOS'CALLED UP I 1 STATION AM 1 SAID THEY '(JZ A MAD DOOr I THIS IS zr HIM J4 VI i- t- 3 -Jl- 1 1 I tta THIS A1MT HIM MISTfeR PLEECMAN! HONEST IT AlhTT! THIS DORCr DOKT NEVER CrETMAO AT MO- BODY. REAUEf HEDOMT! LOOKfTHERE, HE DOHT BITE ERNOTHINI 1 Sx if UNDER SUSPICION their aunt Mrs.

Edward Godlore. On account of the storm there Tt-ere ro services at the Methodist church Sunday evening. Miss Alma Ott returned home Tuesday ever.ng after a visit since Saturday trith ner sister Mrs. Mildred Stevens aad other relatives in the parental Geo. Zenishek in lo-wa City.

borne. Hev David Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Beranek and i Jess Tomlinson spent Tuesday in Mr. and Mrs.

Joe PittUck drove i Iowa City on business, through this city Monday enroute Mrs. "William Knebel went to to Morse to atend the funeral of Iowa City Tuesday morning where Mrs. Anna Beranek. she visited at the Francis Sueppel A pleasant time was iad Satur- home, day afternoon and evening wnen Mr. and Mrs.

O. T. Critz and the fourth division of the W. R. C.

gave an ice cream and cake social in the city park. The affair -was both enjoyable and profitable. The funeral of Mrs. Louis King family of Einmetsburs: came Sunday for a -wisit ar the "William Griffin home. Mrs.

AH "Walton and Mrs. John Deafsch and daughter Miss Emma to Fort Madison Monday of was held Sunday afternoon with evenipg to attend the funeral brief services at the family home Mrs Henry Budke. and then at the M. E. church.

A Xrs. Hattie Hahn and daughter large concourse of sorrowing re- Miss Thplrna went to Iowa Citv latives and friends paid the last Monday evening for a visit v-ith sad tribute to their kinsman at- i friends. testing the esteem in which he Clement E.ummelbart went TO was held. Tuesday evening where Rev Carl Skinner officiated at he win spend a few days with the services both at the residence and at the church. He was laid to rest in" Oak Hfll cemetery west of the city.

Mr. King was a long time resident of Solon having lived about 30 years. A merry time was had Sunday TIFFIN NEWS afternoon when it was planned to dispose of the neat sum received by a crowd of chanvareers from Mr. and Airs. Frank Kerf.

Ice cream and other tempting refreshments were served at the Matt Meyers home where the event was held. The afternoon was spent by the ladies the men enjoyed a ball game. Later a picnic supper was served on the spacious lawa. The party comprised Mr and Mrs. Coarles and son Mr.

and Mrs. Meyers and sons Frank and Arthur, Mr and Mrs John Meyers and children Donald and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buline anc3 daughter Xad- ine, Mr. and Mrs.

Edw. Reinhardt and children. Clarence. Helen, friends Mr. and Mrs Stephen Sturdlvan and Mr and Mrs Harry Lair and family of Cedar Rap ds were over Sunday night at the Mr.

and Mrs W. Page home They came from Brighton where they visited with relatives. Miss Masgie Dyarman visited at the John Yoankii home Tues- The Construction company completed their work on the sejrers and the inspector is etpected to arrive Thursday morn in? Mi" Mary Carr returned to her home in low? city "Wednesday evening af'er a ris-'t here at the Edwa-d God'ovo Carmf dy Miss Ru-h F'orais returned to Leo and Ambrose Gilpin of West Branch visi'ed here last Tuesday with friends. At a recent meeting of the Clear Creek school board Mr. Newman Hudson, was appointed president and Mr.

E. J. Saxton, secretary and treasurer Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Anthony of Strawberry Point, who have been visiting here at the parental Anthony home, left by motor for a visit in the east. During their absence, their son Verne will risit here with his grandmother, Mrs Sarah Anthony. Mise Laviva Smith of Ottumwa who has been a guest at the A. E.

Reeve home, left on Friday for Iowa City, where she will visit with her aunt. Mrs. Merwin Chadwick and family. Mr. and Mrs Elmer Brant, and son Elmer, who have been at the parental Klenk homfta Oxford have returned to their home here.

The Ladies' Aid" society met at the Methodist church parlors on Wednesday evening, about forty bemg present, after a short business session, refreshments were served. The next meeting will also be held here on Wednesday, July 26th. Mrs. A. C.

Chipman entertained the members 9f the G. C. club at her home on' Thursday evening. During the evening there was music and the hours spent socially. At eleven o'clock a delicious lunch was served by thefllostess- Plans forcarrying on future work were discussed and the entertaining divisions rearranged.

The date for the annual club picnic was decided for Thursday, August 17th to be held at the Iowa City park. Mr. A. Harmon of Iowa City was here on Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy D. Connelly, and son Weaver, were Iowa City visitors oa Monday evening. During the summer months Miss Edna Springmier will be our assist ant postmistress. Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Curry and their guest, Miss Rose Lear, visited oa Sunday, with Homestead friends. Plans for an ice cream social and program to be held at the Tiffin school house lawn, were made at a recent meeting of theo fficers of the Tiffin Cmmunity association. The date set is Wednesday even- ma. admission for the program, but a charge will be made for the refreshments.

You are all invited. Prof. Albeit Slade and wife with their daughters, Thoreau and Ruth arrived overland on Saturday from their home at Casper, Wyoming. They will visit here with their Mrs. Elizabeth Craig, Mr.

J. Summerhays, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Slade and family. Miss Mona Welsh has left for Massena.

where she will visit in- Mra. Mulcahr and Mrs. Carl Williams are ill. MiM ROM Mulcahy who recently returned from California is visiting, at the home of her sister Mrs. E.

O. Thomas. The Ladies Missionary society met at the home of Mrs Don Cmapbell on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. R.

M. Wilhams is visiting at the home of his son Carl tor the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John Woltz ente tained the Social Circle and thel families at their home on Tuesda evening July 18.

About one hua dred were present. A short prq gram was given followed games. At a lat tf hour ice crean and cake was served by the la ies. A no'e of thanks was extent ed to Mr and Mrs. Woltz fo their hospitality.

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A Washington with s'ster Mrs I. C. Schelaugaskie John Ixiska was a business visitor in River Junction Wednesday Mrs Alice Snider of Iowa City visiJcrl at the Ed. Godlove home Tuesday. good prograai was given followed by a demonstration in applique work given by Mrs.

E. Fenton which was enjoyed by all Mrs. Ed Lewis is visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs. William Lary. At Burkley Hotel Coming to Iowa City Friday, July 28.

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