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Hicks.flicks, Jan. 17.—George Saul bought four horses Jit the horse sale in Reinheck.Mrs. S. W. Gibson is suffering with rheumatism uiul is confined to herbed.One of the large freight engines on the (1. W. road was off the track here last Friday morning, delaying the train for several hours. The accident was caused by the breaking of ' the switch.Mr. Elliott, night man at the tower, was ft Waterloo visitor last Wednesday.Mr. and Mrs. George Wardell of West Winfield, N. Y-, were guests of the hitter's cousin, Mrs. S. W. l-Iicks, a few days last week.Master Stanley Andersen, who has been staying with his sister, Mrs. T. T. Tayler, returned to his home in Chicago last week.About GO friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Glasener gathered at their home Monday to help them celebrate their 24th wedding anniversary. The gathering was a surprise to...the couple. Rev. S. S, Smith of Relribeek In a few well chosen remarks, presented them some beautiful silverware :xs a slight token of esteem. Th6 guests carried well filled 'lunch'baskets. After wishing them many .happy returns of the day they departed for home, till voting Mr. and Mrs. Glasener a .royal host and hostess.
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Waterloo Daily Courier

Waterloo, Iowa, US

Wed, Jan 18, 1905

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