Jurors Drawn For February Term In State Cases
Court reporters list jurors drawn for the February term as Judge Platt orders their service on February 24. The county plans a grand jury on March 24. State cases including Daniel Stager, D. F. Cannady, and Dolly Graham set for the opening day, with bond and jail arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ultlo
Platt
John Hotham
Second Ward
Waterloo
Peter O'Connor
Poyner
John Wilson
Cedar Falls
Weick
Ralph Newell
Union Township
G. A. Bateman
D. P. Schrock
Orange Township
P. F.kins
N. J. Booth
Big Creel
Meers
Daniel Stager
D. F. Cannady
Dolly Graham
Stager
Jolly Graham
Afteen
Conrady
Srand
Mears
Assessor Win and Rural News from January
On January 2 27 Assessor Brown concludes work with ten sections daily, having completed most of the town. The Hile family at the O Keefe farm is quarantined for mild smallpox. Ed Hess sold ten black Angus steers averaging 1200 pounds to Grant Cares. Art Agnew and Grant Carnes buy cattle in partnership. Fremout Story assists farmers with a gasoline buzz saw. School board met Saturday with all members present a three member committee was appointed to inspect grounds and report next meeting. members are O E Gain George Walker and John Ortner. W N B Hersch gate praised. J J Meter moved cottonwood and willows along the road. A grand surprise party for Mrs Joe Holdiman in Dewar Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart
Des Moines
Mary Belo
Fairvahk
John Ortner
Webster
Seattle
Wash
John
Father
Hast Cat Mountain
Idaho
Washington
Alaoke
Dawson City
Annie Hobertson
Charles Meyer
C. W. Smith
Davenport
Thomas Carnes
Citizens House
William Sadler
Winwort
Barclay
Matt
Glun Poyner
Willard
Waterloo
Fred
South Dakota
B. P. Birdsall
H. Sweet
Bre- Mer
Birdsall
Blackhawk
Buchanan
Pickett
Elk
Teddy
Henderson
O. K
Congress
Ador
Albert Fuchs
Albert
Brown
Hile
O'Keefe
Hess
Grant Cares
Art Agnew
Grant Carnes
Fremout
O. E. Gain
George Walker
Thompson sale draws large crowd at FP Nupbel farm
On January 27 a vast audience attended the sale of Mr. Thompson at the FP Nupbel farm. Gol. CG. Phi fer assisted Thompson’s sale, who plans to move to Kansas to start a new home. Butter price holds at 32 cents monthly. 1907 milk deliveries and monthly butter values listed. A basket social at the schoolhouse Friday January 31 invites all to judge a floricultural contest. Laura Kans, teacher. Contenders include Adel Storay Ada Rice Bertha McMillen Zien Rice Addie Storey. Mr. Crozier visited Wednesday. J. P. Presba to keep the store as is. A family in No. 8 Barclay under quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Thompson
Gol. CG
Phifer
Kansas
Laura Kans
Adel Storay
Ada Rice
Bertha McMillen
Zien Rice
Addie Storey
Mr. Crozier
Wednessay
Ire
J. P. Presba
No. 8
Barclay
le Quaran
Bennington News In Short Ailing Wetzlich Recovers
Wetzlich has been very ill with the grip affecting the brain but is now recovering. Mr and Mrs H Oltrogge celebrate the birth of a baby boy. Meyerhoff suffers an inflammation of the left ear. Maile sold two steers to Waterloo parties. J Kurtz Jr and Chris Notting cutting wood for themselves and others but are laid up due to a broken circular saw. Miss Hilda Bredow returns from Buchanan county visit Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetzlich
Dr. Isom
Jana
H. Oltrogge
BrOoke
Meyerhoff
G. PF
Maile
Waterloo
J. Kurtz Jr
Chris
Notting
Hilda Bredow
Buchanan County
Grip of sickness and local social notes in Mt. Vernon area
Pupils of Rev. Bradow suffer from the grip and are confined at home. Local happenings include detours from a runaway near Dunkerton, farm telephony inquiries, residents visiting Denver, dances in Boies, a Thimble Bee session at Loren Ostrander’s, and social events at the Garton Home Circle. Notables: Mrs. Westphal at Mayo, Frank Wilson headed to Oklahoma, and chickenpox illness and family gatherings noted among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Simpson
Boies
Vernon Thimble Bee
Loren Ostrander
Joe Garton
Home Circle
Frank Wilson
Oklahoma
Westphal
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Robert Anderson
Kenneth Cook
Fred Webster
Local notes from Gilbertville and surrounds
Residents report visits and ailments across the community. Stubenrauch kin from Streator arrive to see family. Mrs. Anna Stubenrauch remains seriously ill. Peter Wester family stricken with grippe. P. Apel visits Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Schmitz and H. B. Weber attend the 16th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Bromengchenkel at Eagles Center. Philip Fried of Waterloo visiting friends. Laurenitis society holds meeting. next gathering planned for March first. Gilberville Dairy association directors set meeting for Feb 1 to recruit milk haulers and discuss butter tubs coal and cash. Many others reported ill with Stippe. Joseph Reuter and Jon Schmitz visit New Hampton to see the Mett Millar family. County Supervisor Math. Demuth at Gilberville. plans large stock, grain and implements sale on the 8th. Peter Bah will occupy the farm as tenant after the sale. Theodore Nis and Miss Elizebeth Arend announced for marriage. Geo. Bernard injured eye from emery wheel sparks. treated in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Stubenrauch
Streator
Stubenrauch
Anna Stubenrauch
Peter Wester
Grippe
P. Apel
Waterloo
Wenul Friedt
P. J. Schmitz
H. B. Weber
Peter Bromengchenkel
Eagles Center
Philip Fried
D. Moore
Laurentis Society
Gilbertyiile Dairy Association
Joseph Reuter
Jon Schmitz
New Hampton
Demuth
Gilbertyilla
Peter Bah
Psale
Theodore Nis
Elizebeth Arend
Geo. Bernard
Sparks
Scoles Gone to Knoxville in Alcohol Offense
Dick Scoles of Cedar Falls was brought to this city after being found intoxicated near home. He had been sentenced to Knoxville for a term at the asylum but was released on good behavior, then drank again and was jailed after midnight Sunday. The case was sent to Judge Platt for action, with Cedar Falls residents mobilizing support. An event program of over $300 value was planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Scoles
Cedar Falla
Knoxville
Thenebriate Asylum
Marshal Enlow
Cedar Falls
Laporte Knights
C. W.lber
Caldwell
Case
Judge Platt
Dla
New Evangelical Church Plans Rise at Lafayette Avenue
Building committee approves a new 600 seat Evangelical church on Lafayette and East Paris, replacing the frame structure. Expected cost 15,000 to 16,000 dollars with a basement for parlors and Sunday school rooms, work to begin when excavation starts and occupancy planned for late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Association
Fuchs
Ellin
J. G. Ralston
Lafayette and
East Pars Avenue
Nev. Bauerfiend
Hie
Euasnual
Knights of Pythias District Convention in Waterloo
Delegation from there will lend enthusiasm with music as Waterloo hosts a district convention. Knights of Pythias lodge preparations say nearly 400 visiting knights and around 700 total attendees, with many from the district and state meetings. Shel Rock and F L Witt plan to bring at least forty members and the Shell Rock Band to boost the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Knights of Pythias
oMeets
Shel Rock
F. L. Witt
Aistrict
Shell Rock Baand
Tide
Atats
Waterloo House to Stage New Attractions Next Week
The Waterloo presents a varied program starting with romantic tints and a secret work followed by a banquet and speech. On Monday night the play On the Sauwanee River will be shown with Fred and Eds comedians opening a week long engagement. The venue offers all new attractions, grand stage equipment, and the De Grosy orchestra. Ladies free opening night with a 30 cent ticket for paying parties before six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauwanee
Waterloo
Fred
Edd
de Grosy
East Side
Death Claims Him Monday Evening on Logan Avenue
An obituary item recalls Harry E Turner born March 19 1890 in the city, who died Monday at 6 50 pm after weeks of brain trouble. His parents George R Turner and Mrs and Miss Hallie Turner survive with a sister also noted. Funeral set for January 29 at 4 pm at Logan Avenue residence with interment in Fairview cemetery. Additional notices honor Nancy A Hafar and include resolutions by Relief Corps No 15 praising her service and mourning her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Turner
Logan Avenue
Harry E. Turner
Park Row
Chicago
Harry Turner
Hallie Turner
Peart Turner-Dawson
Effie K. M. Jones
The
Universalist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Nancy A. Hafar
Yan
Robert Anderson
Relief Corps
Grand Army Advocate
City
Emma Whitenack
Julia V. White
Tulia Kerr
Northwestern Slow to Agree on Waterloo Transfer Plan
Shippers press for a two railroad transfer at Hicks between Chicago Great Western and Chicago and Northwestern. Rail officials discuss agency terms, with commissioners pushing for interchanging facilities. Northwestern delays, details unsettled, platforms prepared for possible transfer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Hicks
Chicago Great Western
Chicago and Northwestern
Gonda
Northwestern
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Great Western
Fears of a Death in Waterloo Case Prompt Inquiry
William C Carey of Providence seeks records on his sister Mary Carey said to have died in Waterloo after marrying Elmer Wilson and leaving a three month old son. City officials, undertakers, and marriage records fail to confirm details. Police aid sought for trace of the Wilson family and any burial or vital records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Carey
Capwell Street
Providence
Rhode Island
R. C. Thompson
Mr. Carey
Hisister
Mary Carey
Elmer Wilson
Iowa
Waterloo
Thompson
Wilson
Cdupil
Blackhawk
Rimer Wilson
Cedar Falls
Concrete Bridge Ordered for Fifth Street Across Cadar River
City council approved a concrete steel arch bridge across the Cadar River at Fifth Street to replace the existing steel structure, with plans by City Engineer Wilson. The project, costing about 100000 dollars, requires open traffic by November 1, 1908 and completion by December 1908, while the old bridge will move to Eleventh Street. The decision prompted debate on public referendum and contractor bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadar
Fifth Street
Eleventh Street
Miler, Hildebrand, Brown
Rath
Engin T. Wilson
Trafic
W. R. Franch
Firth
Park Avenue
Fourth Street
Old Bridge
Bervice AE Tilth Street
Gadar
Poestbie
Virden Creek
LaFayette Street
CO. T. Wilson
Chickenpox Detected in Waterloo Family and Local Arrests
A Waterloo winter sees illnesses typical of children with several measles cases among near fifty year olds. John Sims family at 1525 East Fourth Street reports a 40 year old case of chickenpox. Chas Williams, colored, was arrested Monday for street sidewalk spitting. a $7.50 fine was suspended on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Wiliams
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F. O. Rickert
Waterton
E. M. Hall
F. O. Stevenson
W. H. Life
G. B. McCos
Thomas Robinson
W. G. Hubbard
W. D. Wiler
Cedar] Falls
Andrew Steege
T. Myers
H. A Seyder
Fra
G. H. Hollis
Cedar Palle
Howard Glessner
Lincoln Township
Carl Hitchcock
C.B. Wager
Bis Creek Township
W. B. Howe
Wateroo
Dunkerton
Bennington
Rev
Bradow
Pa Féchial School
Lynek
Aly Nabody
Hedwig Gillan
Herman Buss
Bertha Koepke
Denver
Gillan
Rosa Zweitel
Kossuth County
Way. Mixdorf
Mre G. Funk
Nolting
Arthur Broadbent
F. Bhining
Carl Roth
Conrad Roth
Peters
H. Nolting
MT. Vernon
Gilbertville
Scoles
NEW Evangelical Church
Gost
Knights OF
Shell Rock Band
Logan
Minais Central
East Fourth
East Fifth
Lower Lafayette
Sycamore
Sumner
Commercial
Jefferson
Lafayette
Mulberry
Franklin
Walnut
L. S. Bauman
Philadelphia
First Brethren Church
Henig
N. W
Hicke
Positilla
Zaneta
Dalryville
Kelsey
Dumont
Bristow
Dougherty
Lake Mills
Blue Barth
Minn
Voorbies
Blessing
Buckingham
Traer
Hiberon
Belle Plaint
Carnforth
Deep River
Mason City
Parkerssburg
Cedar Rapids
WM. C. Carey
Informa
TION
Mrs. E. Elmer
Ture
Bridge Commit
Tee
Bide
Virden
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