Gardiner Note Settlement Ends Court Action
Black Hawk National Bank settles a $11 244.70 note against James and Robert Gardiner by stipulation. Judgment bears 6 percent interest from date, attachment remains until paid, and ninety day stay on execution. Settlement concludes tied dealings from Cedar Valley Telephone stock transfer and related court cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Robert Gardiner
Cedar ‘Valley Telephone Company
East Side
H. 8
Abbott
Blackhawk National Bank
Gardiner
Ute Mank
Blackbank National Bank
District Court of
Grandy County
Blackhawk National Bank Va
Rovert
James Gaediner
Visite Business Portion For First Time in Years
Mrs. Beteey Parker of 505 Argyle street, a longtime city resident, traveled downtown for the first time in five years on Thursday. She noted many changes in both business district and residences along the route, expressing surprise at the shifts from her familiar route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beteey BE. Parker
Argyle Street
Parker
Local News in Waterloo and Surrounding City Notes
C F Hackett of Frederickaburg visits Waterloo city. A girl born to Mr and Mrs EB Thompson at 420 East Mullan Avenue. Elia J Campbell buys Wood Epperson residence for 2000. E M Storm buys Rick er Bratnaber Co addition property for 2250. Highland Nobles plan a May ball at K P or Hike halls with Cedar Rapids orchestra. X K Needlewark club to dine at new home of Mr and Mrs B J Landgraft. Mise Harriette King returns from Des Moines after assisting Morning-Feel y contest. Herbert Campbell recovering from facial burns due to a broken bottle of methane acid. Plymouth Circle hosts at 912 West Fourth Street with games and refreshments. Grace M E church service features song service and Evangelist Reed. Preparations underway for Sunday men’s meeting on harmony study classes at Mrs R A Carsons 624 Independence Ave April 18. Waterloo visitors Prof W H Blakely of Clarion notices city growth. Death news: Mrs Daniel Steele dies in Chicago. husband ran dry goods business on West Fourth Street years ago. she active in First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Hackett
Frederickaburg
EB. Thompson
East Mullan Avenue
Elia J. Campbell
Highland Nobles Lodge
Cedar Rapids
X K.needlewark Club
B.J. Landgraft
Mise Harriette
King
Des Moines
Herbert Campbell
Plymouth
First Congregational Church
Harry Weilgert
R.A. Carson
Independence Avenue
Misa Lelia Snyder
Burrowes
Diltie French
Gertrude Vinton
W. H. Blakely
Clarion Schools
Clarion and
Dows
Waterloo
Blakely
Daniel Steele
Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital
the Jennings
Margaret Baker
Europe
Oxford University
Centerville
Laws
G. H. Boehmer
Franklin Street
H. B
Alderleh
Agar
Curkeet
Paul B. Samson
Emporia
Kansas
Bright
Martin Cummings
Manchester
Local notices from Cedar Falls April 11 1907 recap
Cedar Falls updates list visitors and residents including Mias Foster studying at the normal school, Mrs G W Samson and Mrs K M Fullerton in Chicago for grand opera, and several civic and church events. Multiple residents move, recover from illness, and family arrivals and departures are noted along with upcoming club meetings and a missionary program hosted by Congregational ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Foster
Bronx
Cedar Falls
G. W. Samson
K. M. Fullerton
Chicago
Baptist Ladies' Society
H.M. Jones
Robinson ‘Dry Goods
Robinson
T. B. Carpenter
Carpenter Bros
Beebe
Florence and
Hoss
Hampton
Harvey Johnson
Johnson
Miss Fink
Mankato Normal School
Minnesota
Iowa State Normal School
Charles Boehmler
J. H. Spowden
Buckten Arnica Salve Heals Spider Bite Sores
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas nearly lost his leg after a spider bite caused blood poisoning. He credits Buckten Arnica Salve with rapid relief. after four boxes the sores fully healed. Garanteed at Wangler Bros druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Washington
Bosqueville
Tex
Wangler Bros
Lloyd Spencer Electrifies The Local Show This Week
Lloyd Spencer packs the house with his funny local songs and banter at the Electric. The bill features Bannan trio Francis Lewis Quinn trio and moving pictures. Reserve seats at B W Schuneman's drug store or call after 6 30 to hold seats until 6 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Spencer
the Electric
Bannan
Francis Lewis
Quinn
the Moving Pictures
B. W. Schuneman
The Price of Health in Malaria District
Ella Slayton of Nolond Ark promotes New Life Pills at 25 cents per box as a gentle, life boosting remedy. Advertisements claim wholesale farm goods and guaranteed quality, with doctors and shops such as Wangler Bros and KNIPP & ROTH referenced for health products and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Ella Slayton
Noland, Ark
Wang
der Bros. Druggists
Graves Denies Bryan Nominations At Chattanooga Banquet
At a Chattanooga banquet on April 11 John Temple Graves defended his call for Bryan to nominate Roosevelt, saying he would support Bryan if nominated while denying any impropriety with Bryan’s presence. Graves attended as an invited guest, left early, and later sent a pro-Roosevelt message to the Bryan Anniversary club. The piece also notes State Department updates on Nicaragua Honduras talks and a Sanity case in Cleveland linked to a patent nerve remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
John Temple Graves
Bryan
Roosevelt
Georgia
Joho ‘Towlingon
Birmingham
Graves
Atlanta
Bryan Anniversary Club
Democratic Party
Bob Bryan
Ucity
Washington
State Department
Phillip Brown
United States
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Brown
la Union
Salvador
Bonilla
Creel
Central America
Mexico
Senor Creal
Senor Corea
Hhis
Senor Coréa
Felaya
Markets Today Lamson Bros Grain and Hog Prices
The Waterloo Iowa report details estimated hog and cattle receipts for today and prices. Hog market opened strong, closed strong to higher with various grades quoted from mixed to light. Cattle and sheep markets opened and closed strong or steady. Local prices for corn oats barley eggs butter wheat lard hay and more are listed for Waterloo and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knipp & Roth
East Sixth Street
Iowa
Chicago
Waterloo
C. H. Eighmneys
Longworth backs Taft for president in 1908
Cincinnati April 11 Representative Longworth declares he supports William Howard Taft for president in 1908. He claims Ohio Republicans should endorse Taft and notes Roosevelt’s eight years in office frame the needed reforms. He asserts Taft embodies the Roosevelt era and could become the next president, especially if Ohio stands by him. Evansville trial underway in county embezzlement case. John P. Walker, treasurer of Vanderburgh County, pleads not guilty to $60,000 embezzlement from the People's Votel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longworth
Taft
Cincinnati
Washington
Dt Sberteney Taft
Hig Peen
Ohio
Roosevelt
Wiliam H. Taft
Ohie
William
Evansville
Ind
John P. Walker
Vanderburgh County
Marriage of G. D. Bowers and Laura Mackay
The marriage of Mr. G. D. Bowers and Miss Laura Mackay took place Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents’ home 1010 Muberry street. Rev. Frank Sole of First M. E. Church officiated. attendees included Guy Barker and Bessie Mackay. The couple will live at 1108 Washington street. Frank Bentz, dubbed the funniest man, is jailed facing wife beating charges after a confrontation on River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Bowers
Laura Mackay
George Mackay
Muberry Street
Frank Sole
First M. E. Church
Guy Barker
Bessie Mackay
Frank Bentz
City
River Street
Wétlaufer
Leighte Just
Kepford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mawk National Bank
Cedar Valley, Telephone and Telegraph Company
County Telephone Company
Re. Py
Grace M. EB
Evangelist Reed
Prof
Grant
Kenlices
Mala Stone
Phoes
Sellelied
Ciet
Standard Oil Company
Uxcomporated
Spencer &Big Drawing Card
Hollister
John Temple Grayer
Batloves Thaedare Roccovsl
Provident
Wivten
Republicum
Bet Nicerague
Bonula
Cleveland
Catherine Ward
Lamson Bros. & Co
Gasser
Sycamore
Sievert & Larrabee, Managers Co. B
Sash Grain
Hoiself
Cpe
Crun
McLaughlin
McLaughi F
Murphy
the Wester Co
R. J. Belt
Larson & Co
ALN
Moothart, Gee
Yennay
B. H. Kaacht
Ed Anderson
J. H. Wise
M. Chapman
Agous
Washington Street
Bentz
Castoria
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