Littleton Notes on Residents and Local Happenings Dec 6
Willis Eck returns from the west after a year away. Dr Eber Stevenson visits from Webster City for Thanksgiving. Will Considine and bride return to Sumner after a Minneapolis trip to start a mercantile venture. Families move from Waterloo to Moritz farm. Revival meetings begin led by Rev Lemen with modest attendance. Local trapping, husking, and farm moves fill the week. New cemetery hitching posts installed. Auxiliary officials set for annual meeting. Poultry and turkey shipping from Arnold and Sankey. Thanksgiving meals among neighbors despite cold and rough roads. Various visits and moves touch several families including Phillins, Diehl, and Miller. Will McWilliams case looms with public speculation on mental state. Profess Branson noted for past predictions on murder tendencies.
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Willis Eck
Towa
Nebraska
North Dakota
Umnagis
Eber Stevenson
Webster Caily
Will Considine
Bride
Minneapolis
Sumner
Considine
Charles Brooks
Waterloo
Moritz Farm
Charles McGlaughlin
Lemen
G. W. DeMill
Herbert Miller
Prairie Grove
Big Uncle
Arnold & Sankey
Mery ‘Francis
Epworth League
Agnes Barclay
Chauncey Miller
Emery Miller
Inavate
Neb
Mr. Muller
Chas. Phillins
Oklahoma
Vislt
Colorado
Phillins
Pueblo
Littleton
S. F Searls
Jesup
Ed. F.”B. Camp
Fairbank
A. H. Hoffman
Charles
C. DeMills
Alvin Eck
BE. J. Kingsbury
Hoffman
Cedar Falls
Claude
Myrtle Miller
East
Perry
John Diehl
Henry
Otterville
H. H. Abrams
Iowa City
M. ES
Presbyterian Church
Arnold’s
Arnold’s Store Given By the Auxiliary Society
Arnold
Will McWilliams
Branson
Lila Rand
McWilliams
Brongon
Webster City man visits Waterloo notes farm move intentions
A. Bige of Webster City roams to Waterloo with son Jesse Bige who recently rented the Hummel farm north of the city. Mr. Bige in real estate plans to sell Webster City property and join Waterloo’s growing community. Supper by Scallon hall’s Friendship society raised funds amid a wide price listing for farm products and staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bige
Webster City
Waterloo
Jesse Bige
Hummel
Mr. Dige
Illinois
Mr. Bige
Iin Scallon Hall
Friendship Society
F. P. Murphy
Fairbank Social Notes and Local Visits
In Fairbank on December 6 Mesdames B F Munger, Moore, John Ryan, L C Highee and Henry Schmeelkee shopped in Oelwein while W B A Agnew called in Dunkerton. Prof and Mrs McQueen returned from a visit with relatives in Oelwein. Mrs W M Higbee hosted the St Luke's Guild Tuesday afternoon. Mrs R J Myers returned from a three month trip with friends in California, Colorado and Washington. M J Colline called on business in Independence Friday. Women of the M E church cleared 40 dollars at their Thanksgiving dinner. William Burns of Ohio is visiting his uncle Frank Burns and wife. M St Considine of Jesup was a business caller in town Saturday.
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John Rush
Clay Center
Kansas
J WW McClellan
C. W. Bruner
Cedar Falls
Earl Kerr
Edwards Street
J. G. Hilger
Northwest
Ving
St. Paul
Western Elyria Wood Plaster Company
Hilger
Waterloo Company
Hiram C. Lloyd
The
Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Ind
Harry Hartong
California
Colorado
Oregon
Hartong
Guinty
Waterloo
West
Mary Miller
Congregational Church
Arthur Ferguson
West Second Street
G. O. Lamson
R. G. Tyler
Des Moines
Wick Bloes, Sr
Henry
Weber
Fred. Weltzein
Fred. Loch
Janse
Matthias Becker
William Harting
Jubilee
B. M. Buechele
Dubuque
Pehl
Jack Pehl
Lutheran Church
J. F Akis
Evangelical Lutheran
J.A. Riebert
G. F. Monroe
Delia Hicherat
Oelwein
H. I. Munger
Migs Nell S. Nichols
Thomas Harn
J. E. Kent
Hazleton
Jang Myers
J. Burke
Judd Deurey
Moville
Vesta Deurey
Grinnell
Nell
Nichala
Lehmkuhl Bell
Jerome Maley
Walter Raleigh
Gelwein Cillers
Blanche King
Independence
al. Kraft
Gelwebn
Kraft
Frank Carroll
Rev. Donahue
Erwin Moore
J. C. Smalley
Readtyn
Washington
M. J. Colline
M. EB. Church
William Burns
Ohio
Frank Burns
M. St. Considine
Jesup
Alfred
Marion Foster
Foster
Winthrop
Ben and Roe
Edwards
Raymond
Deltrich
Kiar
Anz
Gilbertville
John
Celeb Engle
W. Hobson
Maude Seydell
Lusted
M. EB
Epworth
Swarts
Klarang
A. Burt
Hasskurl
Charles Drefteman
Mitchell
Ly Waterloo
Mick Mangin
Dennis O'Keefe
Glenn Parker
Mangin
Walter Hewitt
Wm. Hewitt
J. A. Halley
Diagnosis of Consumption Cited as Cure by New Discovery
A testimonial claims consumption progresses to death but Dr King's New Discovery cured a Cearfosa Maryland man after other medicines failed. It promises quick relief for coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis and pneumonia prevention. Wangler Bros. & Todd's drug store sells it at $1.00. trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win. Myers
Cearfosa
King
Wangler Bros. & Todd’s
Mr. Ting
Wangler Bros. & Todd
Hides And Furs Market And Farm For Rent
The market for hides is good with prices strong for green hides. No. 1 hides at 104c per pound and No. 2 at 9c per pound. Pur prices firm and forecast favors a good season. W R French advertises fur values from 522 Lafayette Street Waterloo Iowa. Also rental for a 160 acre farm five miles east of the city. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for indigestion and stomach troubles. Wangler Bros & Todd. Ed-X12:11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. French
Lafayette Street
Waterloo
Iowa
Hollister
Wangler Broa
Todd
Thanksgiving notes from Raymond and area events
Raymond and Waterloo residents gathered for Thanksgiving meals and visits. The Alumni football win, church christenings, market openings, and local travel were noted along with health ads for a bowel remedy. Families shared meals with Dr. Phillips, Rev. Foster, and neighbors during the holiday period.
Breakfast Luncheon or Tea Biscuits with Royal Baking Powder
A simple recipe for small hot biscuits served with butter honey marmalade or jam. Mix and bake just before the meal and use Royal Baking Powder to ensure light puffy results.
Lodges Elect Officers At Local Meetings
Royal Arcanum and Royal Ladies elected officers Wednesday evening at the K P hall with forty couples present. Officers include Le Vert Taylor as Grand Council Representative and Mrs. Alice Taylor as Royal Princess with multiple posts listed for both lodges. Blackhawk lodge No 72 and Temple Rebekah also named officers for 1906 alongside Highland Nobles and other orders. A joint installation is planned for January with a reception and banquet announced by Highland Nobles in the A O U W hall Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
K. of P. Hall
le Vert Taylor
C. H. Eighmey
A. Bhaffer
E. B. Bill
Mark Scroggy
H.A. Snyder
B. C. Shaffner
J. N. LaBarre
W. H. Michael
Quide
H. AM. Anderson
Warden
F. A. Blim
Sentry
N. MM. Beckley
Trustees
C. A. Fish
LeVert ,Teylor
H.C. Steinmayer
Blackhawk Lodge
Noble Grand
R. Fisher
F. W. Blegs
Ly. Holden
W. H. Barnes
W.F. Curtlan
Rebekah
Temple
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Engineers Hall
Mra
P. R. Griffn
G. A. Martin
L. W. Marker
J. C. Paya
H. C. Harper
J. A. Griffin
Wm. Alderman
Sentinel
R. M. Fern
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Nick Flammang
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Mike Olinger
Washburn
George Wellman
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Theodore
North Rand
Dakota
Mile
Fred
Loeb
Reinache
Olinger Bros
Frank Benardy
Magle Center
Logal Markets
Miles Gaat
Bown & Bown
Anti
F. A. Seewick
Barclay
C. C. Smith
Fan Ny
Thos. Smith
Victor Phillips
East Waterloo
Henry Hurst
Allee Caffall
Leater Carson
Frank Hurst
R.A. Gordon
Little Catherine
Dr. Phillips
Royal Baxing Powder CO
New York
Royal Ladies
Royal Ladies Lodge
Royal Princess
Alice Taylor
May Walker
Addie Line
Sadie] Jenkins
Blanche Stoner
Bruck
Reecorder
Julia Elghmey
Exchequer
Adda LaBarre
Girard
Ruby Elam
Odd Fellows Elect
Temple Rebekah Lodge No
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Bila Haber
Emma Whitenack
Carrie Riley
Alice Hagersman
W. H. Biskley
Hlghland
F. A. Winslow
P J. Martin
W. Wilby
Evangel—Bia
Barden
Blanch "Strickler
Walter Davis
Geny W. Huntley
Minnie Guy
J. W. Preston
Guard
Hanson
the Highland
Noblea
U. W. Hall
B. of L. E
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Dr. D. Jayne
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