Local report items span Waterloo event notes and people
Numerous short items from Waterloo cover travel plans and health updates for residents and visitors. Paul Bratton heads to Marshalltown, Mrs. Mark Logan moves to Pasadena, and Mrs. M J O Keefe recovers at home. John Goss returns from Texas as John B Elwood remains ill. Widespread notes include injuries from a East Fifth street fight, Ben Lichty’s house site, and a new United States Express wagon arrival. Local officials set deputy treasurers. Byron Sargent home damaged by fire. Mildred Hummel travels to Excelsior Springs for Bright’s disease. Donations to Italy relief acknowledged. Cedar River rises endangering Bartlett Kling timber. Public meeting invites parents to discuss school cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bratton
Marshall Town
The
Moulders’ Union
Elks Hall
Mark Logan
Waterloo
California
Pasadena
M. J. O’keefe
Agnes McLarnan
Independence
John Goss
Texas
John B. Elwood
Orvie McKipp
East Fifth Street
Ben Lichty
Highland Addition
Prospect Avenue
Highland Boulevard
Wilson
Platt, S, DB
Hudson
W. E. Shimer
L. A. Kennison
Cherry Street
Elmer Muir
G. M
Woods
Grand Rapids
Mich
Howard Hayes
Chicago
Agatha Watts
Rapids Transit Co
Akron
Roger Stoy
Minneapolis
Stoy
United States Express Company
Board of Supervisors
M. Humbert
Cedar Falls
H. B. Lizer
Big Creek
Davis
Lester
C. W. Bedford
Hlackann
Byron Sargent
Hudgon
Garret
Mildred Hummel
Excelsior Springs
Bright
Misa Addie O'Brien
Osborne, Kan
Waterloo Horse Market Thrives Amid Broad Dealer Confidence
The Waterloo Live Stock Commission company led by Wm. Holland reports strong trade selling nearly 1,000 horses monthly and forecasts 540 horses for sale on Saturday February 6. The market touts 5 years of success, list of top consigners, strict guarantees, and ready financing. A separate item notes a Knights of Columbus dance at Elia hall with Myers’ orchestra drawing nearly fifty couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Live Stock Commission Company
Wm. Holland
Chicago
Iowa
Faltey J. H. Sedgwick
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Ira Rodamar
Leavitt & Jonson National Bank
F. H. Stewart
Farmers Loan and Trust Co
United States
Tom Emmet
Reinbeck
Wm. Cummings
Shire
Belgium
Lentz
Arthur Towne
OFC
Knights of Columbus
Elia’ Hall
Myers’ Orchestra
Order
Breach of Promise Case Settled and Other Court Actions
A breach of promise suit, Ora Vano Brooklin versus Charles F. Wilson of LaPorte, settled with the plaintiff receiving 1250 dollars and the defendant released from further obligation. Shannon versus Deleger dell also settled in district court with costs divided. In Palmer versus City of Waterloo, a continuance was granted to pursue $3900 in damages for an icy sidewalk slip on upper Franklin street. A major Studebaker car sale was confirmed with 15 EB M F 30 models for sale through Cedar Valley Automobile Co. and partners, as Elks plan a large promotional program forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Vano Brooklin
Charles F. Wuson
Laporte
Plaintff
Cass
P. J. Shannon
Nicholas Deleger‘dell
Phursday
Mast Fourth
Water Streets
Palmer
City of
Waterloo
Upper
Franklin Street
Studebaker
C. W. Place
Cedar Valley Automobile Co
A. W. Miller
Panora
W. C. Marsh
Adair
Iowa
Helby-Lyle Co
Guthrie Center
Sfteen EB. M
Des Moines
EB. M. F
Marsh
Gram
Pretty parties open season with floral touches
The first in a series of social gatherings hosted by Mesdames J. G. Sibert and J. B. Innes drew 36 ladies to the Sibert residence on Kingsley avenue. Pink, white and green decor, fancy favors, hand-painted score pads and a two-course menu marked the elegant event. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Laura Thomas and Mrs. Charles Ade. The next party will be held tomorrow at the Sibert home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames J. G. Sibert
J. B. Innes
Sibert
Kingsley Avenue
C. A. Waterbury
Robert Lacher
Fred Seeman
Fluestein
Laura Thomas
Menges
Hm Mmetsburg
Charles Ade
Chicago
Christ Episcopal Church
George W. Hinkle
Lime Street
Oval
Margaret van Metre
A. B. C. Hardy
Cilthero
Jessie Cooley
Waterloo
Marian Cooley
Logan Avenue
Paris
Missi¢N
H. E. N. Club
HE. N. Club
John Boeger
Almond Street
Mise Lucile Russell
C. W. Parker
Mulberry Street
Miss Russell
Milas Russell
Parker
Mulvehill
Minneapolis
Mussel
Local Fraternal and Club Meetings Notice
Tuesday C C Club will meet with Mrs Florence Lowe 514 Almond street Friday evening. A F A M Waterloo Lodge No 105 calls meeting at Masonia temple Friday evening Jan 29 for first degree work. Visiting brethren welcome. Senior Needle Club meet with Mrs I T Sullivan East Turd street Friday afternoon. K C No 700 regular meeting Thursday evening January 28 KC hall. Waterloo Hive No 22 LO T M will hold thimble sewing at Mrs Dr Bouldin East Fourth street Friday afternoon. Maccabees and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Cluab
Florence Lowe
Almond Street
A. F
A. M
Waterloo Lodge No
Masonia Temple
I. T. Sullivan
East Turd Street
K. C. No
Hall
Waterloo Hive
LO. T. M
Dr. Bouldin
East Fourth Street
For Sale New all room bungalow cottage on corner East Fourth
For sale a new all room bungalow cottage at the corner of East Fourth and Newell Street. Terms are easy. Features include gas, Dutch fireplace, mission finish. Near school, shops, and stores. Inquiries to Dr. C. J. Fullerton. B4-5t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth
Newell Street
C. J. Fullerton
Farmers Institute notes on weeds and soil topics at Blackhawk County
The second day of the Blackhawk County Farmers Institute drew strong attendance despite drizzle as President Lichty opened and N Peterson spoke on weeds and their destruction. Ames' Cable discussed soil care and seed quality to boost returns, while A J Sutherland and Wm. Mayes examined farm buildings and profitable grass varieties for forage and grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawk County Farmers’ Institute
Oli Solomon
Ferencon
Lichty
N. Peterson
Peterson
Cable
Ames
A J. Sutherland
Wm. Mayes
Elf
Markets and Short Course Notes At Waterloo
Waterloo marks market and agricultural short course notes with committee reports and program outlines. Includes Lakelive stock market figures for hogs cattle and sheep, staff and host, and a local social note about Mrs. Immerman visiting at 822 West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immerman of
Oclwein
H. G. Egbert
Weat
Fourth Street
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William G. Caray
Providence
R. 1
C. F. Stolt
Shoeman
Maxim de Grosz
Waterloo Theatre
R. A. Doty
Robert Bacon
Italy
Sicily
Bacon
American Red Cross Association
Bartlett & Kling
Clut
East Side
Big Remnant
Vetter & Water
Cloge
Ingrain
Ora van Brogklin
Shannon
Delegar
Dell
City
V. W. Thompson
Allison
I.T. Thomas
Sioux City
Walnut Street Hapftist Church
George McWilliams
Meadames
Noah Gatwick
J. A. Francis
Hi Dietz
Western Avenue
Christian Church
Fern Hgbert
E. J. Kelley
Mra
C. BR. Lusted
Kenneth Garwick
Zimmerman
Egbert
Pythian Sisters
Falls
Mra Grace Bickelberg
Fairbank
Migs Mary Harper
Cedar Falls Temple
Mary Bush
Asa
Eghert
Qgelwein
Women's Relief Corps
Martha Weyand
West Fourth Street
East Waterloo
Nathan Northey
H. G. Northey
Double Dozen
Hartang
Weber
O. F. C.indies
Honga McKinley
McKinley
Maud Phillips
St Alban Street
Social Union
A Kensington
Frank Bishop
Tenth Street
Neth
B. B. MacLean
Tala
Maclean
China
A. P. Houston
Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railway
Kansas
Oklahoma
A. Hornbeck
Kansas City
Striet
L. E. Park
Feeler
Lamson Bros. & C
BRM
Gunn
Board of Trade of
Itselty
Ames College
Jarsng
W. P. Morrison
Callege Springs
Laws
Farmerk Library
G. B. Gingrich
Marvnn Holle
Givan
Odessa Stout
P. M. Gunn
John Hord
A. Lichty
T. Dunkerton
Milter
Cadwallater
F. W. Jacobs
Charles Kiingamon
Homer Lohner
Erne Garton
Walter ‘Ponsford
A. W. Steely
Dan Myers
Margaret Clark
I. Hillis
Des Monnoa
Don Laichty
Yee
DRS. Powers & Alford Physicians and Surgeons
Powers
B. T
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