Local notices and social updates from Waterloo area
A jumble of notices from Waterloo listing named residents visiting relatives, job changes, reunions, moves, and local events. Items mention Charley Wiman at the Hilton House, A. A. Caswell relocating, Miss Tenna Dygert’s recital, a barn fire near J. Hufnagel, McClue furniture offers, and upcoming Epworth League lecture. John Ryan and wife attended the 44th Indiana regiment reunion at Waterloo last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folletts
McClue
Charley Wiman
Hilton House
Bane
Frank Hogue
Auburn
A. M. Caswell
Cora Watters
Jackson
John Ryan
Ind
Waterloo
A. A. Caswell
A. T. Wiser
Bertha Caswell
Toledo
A. D. Caswell
Cincinnati Enquirer
John R. McLean
Arthur D. Wells
Faure
Tenna Dygert
Charles White
Layfayette
5Th Ind. Cavalry
Fremont
Electric railway route eyed through Fremont and Camden
The editor of the Eacrr cites a Goshen backer asserting the route isn’t settled east of Orland and Fremont still has good chances. A shorter corridor could save $15,000 per mile in construction. If routed here, locals may be asked for reasonable assistance with right of way and station grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eacrr
Goshen
Orland
Fremont
Camden
Mich
Life Insurance News from A. L. Wambaugh Report
A. L. Wambaugh of Angola, Union Central Life General Agent, reports policy activity through August. A patron in Muncie received a 15 year endowment policy with $3646.40 paid in advance. Joseph C. Allemon of Alvarado received $2000 on a matured Union Central policy. several endowment policies in Noble County matured August 30. County auditor James B. Watkins will get $1000 and Daniel Mottinger $2000 on endowment policies maturing October 15. Wambaugh urges potential buyers to wait for his guidance, claiming no misrepresentation and faster death-claim payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Wambaugh
Angola
Union Central Life Insurance Company of
Cincinnati
Muncie
Joseph C. Allemong
Alvarado
Endowment Union
Noble County
James B. Watkins
Daniel Mottinger
Hamilton
Wambaugh
35th Infantry Ships to Manila From Vancouver Barracks
From Fred Letts Vancouver Barracks Oregon Oct 3 The 35th Infantry sailed for Manila this morning and expect to arrive about November 1. Four companies of the 38th guard Vancouver city after two months pay drawn yesterday. More than one hundred men in the guard house after clashes with bayonets clubs and guns. Desertions noted from the 35th and 39th. The 39th will go to San Francisco then Manila, due about January 1. Frev Lrets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Manila
Vancouver
San Francisco
Fare Changes End Free Hilton Slouse Hack Service
Notices indicate a transition from free rides on the Hilton Slouse Hack to fare payment. One way 15 cents or round trip 25 cents will be charged for travel to or from the station. Other items mention visitors from Manchester, a temporary station agent, barber shop purchase, and a run away incident with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Hreverine
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E C. DeWitt &Co
Chicago
JS. A. Carpenter
Daugherty’s Jewelry Store
Pifer
Dees
Charles Pifer
Goff's
Folletta
Edith Chapin
McClue's
L. G. Heberling
Toledo Daily Blade
Edgar D. Wells
Frank Chambers
J. A. Lossing
Adrian, Mich
Amos Tsenhower
QO. W. Masters
Niagara Falla
Oleye- 2
McClue’s
E. Teeters
Stephens
Ed Stephens
LaGrange
J. H. Hufnagel
Floyd Averill
Traverse City
Miss Leas
J. N. Averill
Mr. Heberling
Clyde Michael
Beck
Grand Rapids, Mich
Epworth League
Kemper
the Times
Ray Goodell
LaSalle
Elroy Carpenter
Duane Scott
Maurice Watters
Mra. Bisbee
Angela
Life Insurance News
Fred Letts
W. Kirkwood
Manchester
Lewis Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Master
Charley Pifer
Young
Charley
Will Geedy
Frank Myers
Miss Anna
Anna
Mr. Myers
Henriettas, Mo
Knauss & Dewey
Eremont, Ind
Rts
Murray
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