Local notes from Jesup and Riverside area January events
January activities include Mrs. Jame Alexander's Ladies Auxiliary meeting on January 25, farmers' telephone service in the hotel, and village vantage updates. Searla family visiting Oak Lawn. Rev. Wyrick to preach. Mildred Richardson guest in from Friday to Sunday. honors to Mr. and Mrs. Minton on their forty-ninth anniversary. Local sales include Aber deen-Angus herd purchase by Mr. Shirley. basket social at Gurdney Baldwin. Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Hoffman's. community chores and school visits. assessor inquiries underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adit Prancis
Jesup
Suniay
Charles Gitlan
Riverside Farm
Fort Rt
Trebow Brothers
John Oztas
Kingsbury
Ohns
Oztas
Jesuy
Independence
Wyrick
M. TE
Lemen
Waterloo
Wyrick White
M. BE
Wairbank
Misa Mildred Richardson
Julia Steverson
John Minton
Minton
Meythaler Bros
Ferofale Farm
Shirley
Gurdncy Baldwin
Aid
A. 4
Hoffman
Littleton
Folka
Will
Perry' Township
Honge
B. F. Stevenson
Wilde
Persistent chariyar party among memory tablets
The passage hints at a crowded social event where a party named for chariyari drew attention as the couple celebrated a memorable day. Quakes from nearby towns marked the occasion, with elements converging to make the night noteworthy, including travel to Kansas City and shared joy at home.
Hudson News Roundup Reflects Local Happenings
Hudson society events include a Brethren social at G B Strayer’s home, a scarlet fever case at Bert Smith’s family, and Wickersham’s talk at U E church amid a storm. Aubrey Nicholson joins PF F Ward. Drs Pyles McSullan attend county medical society. W C T U meets Friday afternoon at Mrs Ehret. Mas McCartney resigns post office job to study nursing in Chicago. Storm yesterday milder than expected. Leo Alexander recovering from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Society of the Brethren Church
G. B. Strayer
Bert Smith
Grant
Wickersham
U. E
Aubrey Nicholson
Ward
Wes Strayer
Dike
Hudson
C. F. Trauk Af Elma
Elizabeth Stuer
Glen
A. H. Brandhart
Tripp
Waterloo Salvation Arm
U. B
Hanselt
Pyles
McSullan
Waterloo
County’ Medical Isociety
Ehret
D. Watters
8. Wilson
N. J. Willianson
Marshalltown
Mas McCartney
Chicago
Hahnemann Hospital
Leo Alexander
Death of Mrs. Fred Schmidt in Bennington Iowa
Mrs. Fred Schmidt an old settler died at Waterloo hospital January 4 at 66 years 3 months. Funeral held at Lutheran church with Hasskarl officiating. She moved from New York to this township in 1867, then to Waterloo in 1901. Cancer of the stomach caused death after an operation. She leaves husband, one son, one daughter-in-law, one brother, two nieces and all grandchildren. Grandpa Schmidt will stay in town. granddaughter Christine Schmidt will keep house. Local notices mention village happenings and weather notes, with various mentions of residents and local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Schmidt
Waterloo Hospital
Lutheran Church
Reys, Dredow
Hasskarl
New York
Waterloo
Vine Street
Grandpa Schmidt
Christine Schmidt
H. Katz
Hilda Brodow
Henry Weltzin
Gus. Meter
Toho Sass
Schmidt
John Kurtz Sr
J Tittle
Elsa Sansa
Hunkerton
Philip Noettger
Canflehl
Mies Clara Sass
Wmn
Telsinger
Fairbank Area Notes and Local Movements Report
Feb 17 Fairbanks post office moved to G W Bothwell Drug Store on South Main. Residents and visitors include Miss Besela Hodges of Waverly, Mrs G W Roberts, Capt and Mrs Webb of Hibbing, and Ls later Mrs J Kane. Local business and social visits feature repeatedly across Fairbank and nearby towns with multiple names and small events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
G. W. Bothwell Drug Store
South Main Street
Besela Hodges
Waverly
G. W. Roberts
Webb
Hibbing
J. Kane
Ralph Richards
Business College
Waterloo
T. Lyon
New Albion
Griffith Roberts
Minneapolis
Abigail Walker
Oelwein
Joseph Everett
Fairbank
Patterson
Fromm Oelwein
K. Keegan
Cedar Falls
Richard O'Brien
Osten & Leach
Independence
Q. I. Leonard
Plainfield and
L. T. Miller
Jesse Lyons
Isaac Betts
West Union
Local La Porte notes and cooperative creamery report
Representative Morris of Sioux county visited La Porte on Sunday. La Porte Cooperative Creamery elected officers with C. B. Ghagrich re-elected secretary after reporting nearly $40,000 business. Items mention travel, visits, and community events including a note on Buckeye salve for wounds and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Sioux County
E. Fosse
la Porte Cooperative Creamery Co
C. B. Ghagrich
L. &. Banateter
Canada
J. N. Lehman
Wm. Schmidt
Nebraska
Sugar Beets and Profits Highlighted in Waverly Letter
F J Bighmey of Waterloo writes to G O Van Berveer about sugar beet advantages, noting Idaho observations of 30-35 tons per acre and $4.50 per ton net. He argues a local factory would boost land value and suggests stock in a beet plant at $50 per acre. Also includes an ad for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Waverly
F d. Wighmey
Waterloo
G. O. van Berveer
West
Highmey
Dur Highmey
Sugar City
Idaho
Heeta
F. J. Bighmey
Flrst National Bank
Form New Aid Society at St Josephs Church
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Josephs Catholic church was formed on Wednesday with a well filled membership. The group aims to assist church members in distress both financially and physically under church auspices. Officers named include President Mrs J E Fotey, Vice President Mrs Connerty, Secretary Mrs J B Bruner, and Treasurer Mrs P J Rechfurtig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Catholic Church
Aid Society
J. EB. Fotey
Mra
Woman Claims Beating By Husband Leads to Custody Request
Dollie Graham Russell visited the police station at midnight with a complaint that her husband A B Russell beat her and she asked for arrest. A policeman found the disturbance quiet and told her to swear out a warrant. Mrs Russell had a similar complaint last Sunday. The report also mentions Mr and Mrs P Wells traveling and other scattered notes about relatives and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Graham-Russell
A. B. Russell
Bha
Russell
Hai
Manchester Nuptials Highlight Winter Social Scene
Miss Elizabeth Ruth Williston wed Dr Edward True Alford of Chicago at the Williston home in Manchester. The couple plan to reside in Chicago after March 14 at 70 East Thirty sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Elizabeth Ruth Williston
Edward True Alford
Chicago
Williston
Alford
Lore Alford
Waterloo
South Side
Local Markets Report with Meat and Produce Prices
Local market listing shows olives? unpacked items including Hoga at 3. uv, stock calves at 3004 and 3.60, prime beef steers 3.60 to 4.50, cows and heifers 2.50 to 3.00, veal calves 4.00 to 4.60, lard, grains and eggs with various cents per unit. Hay prices range 5.00 to 7.60, poultry prices steady from 8¢ to 14%4c, hides at country slaughter rates, patent butter values 2.00 to 2.60 and other negligible items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Market quotations from A. J. Cummings in Chicago
Chicago market page lists quotations from A. J. Cummings dated January 18. Prices and figures for stocks and commodities are shown, reflecting daily trading activity and market movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. J. Cummings
Live Stock Market Report Chicago January 18 Hogs cattle and sheep
Estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep today. Hog market opened steady with mixed and butchers at 5.25 to 5.47. closed 5c higher at 5.25 to 5.50. Cattle and sheep markets opened steady and closed steady. Hogs left over yesterday 5300 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sean
Cedar Falls Notes and Local Community Reports
Cedar Falls area notes cover WR. No. 26 president Florence Anderson distributing commemorative lettuces to corps members, committees named for the year. Warttmane Bros sell stock to Scroggin and Lund with Warttmanns moving to Dakota farm. Knights of Pythias district convention planned for Feb 14 in Cedar Falls with delegates from multiple towns. Modern Woodmen instalation and Congregational church annual meeting report strong community activity and leadership changes including Prof. M. W. Bartlett’s departure from church.
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Ceder Falls
Knox
Pacific Coast
Florence Anderson
James
Margaret Hemmerling
Mary Hammond
Charles Boehmler
W. A. Sheerer
Curliss Ford
T. F. Murray
Estelle Youell
Wartzmane Bros
Wil Scroggin
Peter Lund
Mer
Scroggin
Refshaugse
Mr. Lund
Samuel Warttmann
Dakota
Joseph Warttmann
Red Cedar Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Cedar
Falla
Parkersburg
Shell Rock
Waverly
Clarkeville
Greene
Tripoli
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Supt
D. M. Kelley
I. D. Cox
Fldy
LaClaire Martin
W. G
Ea. Kuehne
W. A
Fred Hecklinger
O. H. Leonard
LD. Corning
Herb Corning
H. ©. Peterson
A. l A. Wood
The
Congregational Church and Society
G. H. Boehmler
Bartlett
A. Chapman
Janes Hearst
DN. Hurd
H. H. Seerley
L. W. Parish
S. F. Hersey
R. Messerly
W. W. Ofer
Mamie Hearst
Roger Leavitt
W. B. Nims
Francia Gilkey
Julian Gist
Isaac, Bodhmier
Walter Irwin
Church
Treasury
Initiate Big Class Served at Waterloo Fraternal Hall
A Waterloo chapter of Highland Nobles held an annual meeting at the Steeley Block hall. A class of about seventy initiates was admitted after examinations, followed by the usual order of business and officer installations for 1906. Refreshments, social hour, and dancing concluded the event after midnight.
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Queen Castle
Highland Notes
Steeley Block
Waterloo
le Vert Taylor
Taylor
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
F. A. Winslow
P. J. Martina
J. W. Wilby
Emma J. Bardeen
Walter Davis
Wardes
Blanche Strickler
Edward Henson
Bentinel
J. W. Preston
Timstee
Geo. W. Huntley
Kate “Winslow
B. J. Wenner
Highland Nobles
John
la Chapelle
Carrie Mi Felkychur
Edward W. Bu
Mrs. Bart Rogers
Wak Lane Moore
Della J. Moora
Henry R. Kilpatrick
Mary A. Kilpatrick
Neil D. Jackson
Florence B. Snore T. Richards
Cora A- Richards
Ger H Kilpatrics
Ella M. Kilpatrick
Beate B. Powers
Cora £. Powers
C. C. Oe
Gussie Gox
Claude I. Rauch
Calistra Rauch
Francis M. Howard
Aswald Potts
Tressie Potts
Elva M. Dat
Emmy
Nelson
Catherine Moncrief
I. Bardale
Lenora Ecksteiny
M. Burgise
Levina Burgiss
Chas
Wy Shutters
Fred Zerkle
Miller
Albert BD. Wildey
Clara Wildey
Sarah Blancher
Myrtle Debuhr
Johnny Rapa
Mma A. Raps
W. P. Robinson
Albert J. Mutter
Ethel A. Rush
Geo
A. Bailey
Edith J. Rogers
Eva'm. ‘Read
Jonnie Klebestein
Helen M. Debts
Frank Reynolds
Clinton al' Bigelow
Harry H. Brennock
Fred M. Bickelberg
Walter Schultz
Jas
H. Fish
Agnes J. MacLeaypy
Helen I. Duneem
Bent Hér Double A Pittsburg Woman Credits Electric Bitters
Mrs Annie Hunter of Pittsburg Pennsylvania says a bout of typhoid and kidney trouble left her bent double and resting on her knees while walking. After using Electric Bitters, she regained health and now walks straight. She recommends the remedy for stomach and kidney disorders. Wangler Bros. & Toda sell it for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hunter
Pittsburg
Wangler Bros. & Toda
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Alroady
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Hartman Sanitarium
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Debuque
E. F. Lath
Dubique Timoga
Raymond
C. E. Dowald
F. C. Agnew
N. M
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M. Roberts
Fairbagh
Todependence
First National Bank
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J. M. Northrup
Howard Lobanly
A. T. Considine
J. C. Smalley
Readlyn
H. H. Opperman
Grove
F. Ne Nichols
Grove Hill
Wallace M. Higbes
Second Street
Carl Knapp
Abram Smith
Springfield
Arkansas
C. C. Smith
Airs
Thos, Smith
Elliott
Raymona
Toledo
Mabel Meggison
Abram C. Smith
Neltie Smith
Linda Greeniey
Mejid
Roe
Laporte City
Feo
Leek
Concord
Bucktie
Wapgler Bros. & Todd
Joe McChane
LaPorte
F. d. Eighmey
Holligter
Wangler Bros & Todd
NEW Aid Society
St. Joseph Parieh
A. E. Russell
Mrs. P. Wels
Etty
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Missouri
O'Neil
L. Lauritzent& In
Minneapolia
Business Today
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Cupid
Murdoch-Van Metre
Blaine Dea
Vieve Murdoch
Kewanee
Ill
Richard van Metre
State University
IL van Metre
Town
Dewar
van Metre
Freeport Standard
St. Mary's Church
Julia Annette Reardon
August Wiliam Bernard
St. Louis
Father Groke
St. Marcy’s Church
Hannah Reardon
James Dooley
Dorian-Wice
Mixs
Jenaie Dorian
Peter Dorlan
Sarah Dorian
Wellington Street
Wilbur Wise
Tama County
Chis
H. Seccomb
Jayne
Ig Almanac Fres
D. Jayne
Sam
Philadelphie
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Croce
M. W. Bartter
A. C. Page
Bertlett
Austin Burt
Highland
Bles
Paris
W. T. McGeee
Vanideer
Teun
Wangler Bros. & Todd Ding
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