Community clubs and local notices update from the week
The M. C. A. boarding club of twenty men completed its third year with Miss Kate Wheelon remaining since formation. Roger Williams literary society planned a final program at Mr and Mrs Jr Tuthill Br with T Av McManis in charge on practical discoveries. Louise Gushard was arrested for keeping a disorderly house, tried before Judge Van Metre and discharged. Jesse Wolfe, ill at the poor farm, suffers chronic stomach trouble with partial paralysis. Neil Jackson reports his brother Roger uninjured after an Oakland earthquake but shaken. WW U met for talks on tithings with Rev Charles Seccombe addressing Chautauqua work. I Willard Spurr plans to open a photographic gallery by May first after eighteen prizes. St Josephs church drew a crowd for Dr John Wolfe lecture on Pagan and Christian Shrines, raising funds, with Lydwinia Jungfermay singing. W Burdick, dairy plant foreman, visited home over Sunday. Mrs G W Cochonour and James Larson visited from Cedar Falls. Miss Lothie Wands of Indianapolis visiting the Rohde home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Wheelon
Roger Williams Literary Society
Jr. Tuthill
van Metre
Swisher
J. C. Murtagh
Jesse Wolfe
Neil Jackson
Roger Jackson
Oakland
Cal
Charles H.seccombe
Chautauqua
Bible Institute
I. Willard Spurr
Des Moines
Syndicate
Johnson Nichols to Tour With Vaudeville Show This Summer
Johnson and Nichols plan a road vaudeville tour in June after closing the Wleclvic theatre for summer. They own a 1600-seat tent outfit with full stage and vehicles and will carry a brass band orchestra and actors to several small towns in Town and nearby states for about three days each, ending with a bowery dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson & Nichols
Wleclvic
Vaderville
TW. H. Johnson
Nichols
Waterloo
Ren. A. Tillson
the Electric
Sacramento
Cal
Denver
Geo. Harris
Festival planned in Waterloo parks with Innesband
Waterloo Fraternal Union organizes a three day festival early in May featuring James orchestra Land, a fifty member band with renowned vocalists. Committees formed to hold public love feast for fraternity and arrange excursions, rail lines to run popular rate trips, aiming for a large regional turnout in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
United Organizations
James Orchestra
United States
Innes
Dunkerton parish notes and bank report details
In Dunkerton and Barclay areas a priest plans visits to hear German confession as part of parish duties. A bank report from WW Beal shows April 1909 resources of 189 524 39 with deposits 95 088 90 and assets rising 46 percent over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay
J. J. Horsfield
Beal
First National Bank
Comptroller
U.S
Bank and Furty Juire
Dunkerlon
Budsen
Doan’s Kidney Pills Prove Relief for Backache
Waterloo resident Mrs A M Brasch testifies that overexertion caused back pain and headache. She and her daughter used Doan’s Kidney Pills with quick thorough relief. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Buffalo NY sale agents United States Remember the name DOAN’S and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Waterloo
A.M. Brasch
Strawberry Avenue
Fifth Street
West Side
Foster-Milbton Om
Puffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Engagement Declared At Luncheon In Franklin Street Home
Miss Jessie Hallett announced her engagement to Mr. Farold Plumb at a 1:00 PM luncheon hosted at her Franklin Street home. The pink and white event seated twelve, with hand painted menu cards and a central bouquet of pink roses. Guests included Mrs. John Knox Cedar Falls Mrs. Robert Alc-Cune Mrs. Claude Gass and several Mses. Manson Sherman Foote Falkett. The second Town Dairy dance followed on Saturday evening in the W P hall with about fifty couples attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hallett
Franklin Street
Wheth
Farold Plumb
Musle
Balliett
Phimb
John Knox
Cedar Falls
Robert Alc- Cune
Claude Gass
Warren Smith
Jessie Manson
Jeanne Manson
Eva Sherman
Maude Foote
Belle Sherman
Helene Falkett
Dr Wildert Shalenberger Office Hours
Office hours listed as a placeholder from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The document provides unclear personal identifiers and lacks full context or confirmation of the practitioner.
Market Prices and Livestock Receipts Report
Chicago April 23 hogs cattle and sheep receipts estimated for today with opening prices and closing activity. Hogs for sale ranged from 6.15 to 6.60 with various grades. cattle steady to good. Flour and farm goods prices listed. maple of ice and refrigerating car instruction noted for Waterloo and nearby shipments. Sam Sassaman named longtime ice foreman at Illinois Central Waterloo operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Little Stranger
Delegates Selected by East Waterloo Republican Caucus
East Waterloo township held a city hall caucus at 7 30 p m selecting forty three delegates to the county convention at the courthouse on Saturday April 28. Delegates listed include Hast Waterloo E I Uowin W EF Parrott J W Rath J W Wilby G W Dawson EK EB Peak K J Elghmey Wm Kurth and others. The convention will choose delegates to the congressional and judicial conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Waterloo Township
Court House
Waterloo
E. I. Uowin
W. EF. Parrott
J. W. Rath
J. W. Wilby
G.W. Dawson
EB. Peak
K. J. Elghmey
J. W. Kraptel
F. S. Morrian
Fld. Lucas
B. J. Wenner
G. W. Catton
J. R. Hector
J. W. Meyers
W. W. McFarlane
W. FP. Curtiss
H. L. Litchfield
W. D. Lantz
A. A. Lohner
Gen
J. Howrey
April pay car completes run and pays most workers
The April pay car arrived on passenger train No. 3 and paid night and day staff but not the shops. Pay master H. D. Warner will run the car with pilots from each division. the next month a special train will handle the day wagon. Miss Isabella Powers returned from Nashua after a Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Fortin
Thrattle
H. D
Isabella Powers
Nashua
Divorce Petition Warns Defendant in 1908 Iowa Case
In Black Hawk County District Court Eva F. Mattox seeks a divorce from Polrsom S. Mattox on abandonment grounds. The notice states the defendant must appear by May 24, 1908, or default and decree will be entered. Attorneys Edwards & Longley represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Eva F. Mattox
Polrsom
S. Mattox
Jawa Iq
Ole Equitabio
Waterloo
Iowa
Epwards & Longley
Plattitte
Material for All Stations Car Route Update
The central supply car completed its regular local run and will return to Burnside. It serves all stations along the line. Beaufeltiony will be sent to Burnside to load and dispatch supplies. The car traveled to Waterloo Friday and Saturday then went north along the Albertina branch, returning Sunday on 462 and 93 local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiness Central
Burnside
Beaufeltiony
Waterloo
Albertinapranch
Foley's Honey and Tar offered with imitations warned
The advertisement warns against imitations of Foley's Honey and Tar a throat and lung remedy from Foley Co Chicago noting its great merit popularity and that only Foley's satisfies and is safe for children. It claims the product is laxative non opiate and sold by C W Bitner and Wangier Bros Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
C. W. Bitner and
Wangier Bros. & Todd
Gewichltu
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John Wolfe
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
Jesup
G. W. Cochonour
Ir James Larson
IF. M. Wilson
Miss Lothie Wands of
Indianapolis
C. R. Rohde
High Street
Foltey
Rodney Burnett
Rock Port
Tam
Wangler Bros. & Todd
L. Hildebrand
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Larson
Lake Heron Minn
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit
Innesband
Shee As
Fer
Tale Fleussler
Bengford
Cedar Replis
Margaret Wreeland
Lapurte
W. P. Hall
Wildert Shallenberger
Liz
Logan Hotel
Hotel Fortner
Waverly
Shallenberger
Hays
Draigg
Fallucos
Wilbert Shallenberger
Couwood Blvd
Aulrence
Drexel State Beak
Illinois
Balls BO
Minneapolis
Baz Bas
Butler
Elaughter
Pioneer
Sam Sassaman
Ilinois Central
Nr Sasgaman
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Sassaman
Suceeay
Holliater
Wangler Brog & Todd
W. Lani Spear
St. Louis
Canadian Northern Railway
Saskatchewan Valley
Carrot River Valley
Great Saskatchewan Plains
Saskatchewan Valley & Alberta Land Company, Ltd
Winnipeg
Canada
A.D. Davidson
Prest- Aavidson
A.D. McRee
Lecy-Treas
Stewart & Mathews
Iowa and
Nebraska
Jackson St. ST. Paul, Minn
Shannon Bros
East Fourth Treat
Omaha
Shasta
Puget Sound
Portland
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Slope
San Fransises
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Elks
Wyoming
Black Hills
Montana
Yellowstone Park
America
Missouri River
Cody and
Sylvan Pass
Gardiner
L. W. Wakeley
Omaka
Neb
East Waterloo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!