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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1907

Page

3

Nearby Neighbors News Clipping July 24

Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. Horstman Briden visiting daughter Mrs. Ralph Philips. Chautauqua at Cedar River park drew about sixty attendees. Many small events follow including births, illnesses, travel to Des Moines and Waterloo, school changes, and farm activity with rain hampering work.

Horstman Briden Ralph Philips Cadar River Park John Briden Waterloo Frank Farnsworth Ernest Kehe Bert “Williams C. ¥. Blankenship K. Beyer Boles

Farmers lament rain as Jesup market notes expansion

Shelled corn sales by 4 Ubiler market at 48 cents per bushel in Jesup last week. Journal records widespread harvest activity, new equipment purchases, farm land sales near Gilbertville, and ongoing community notices including church and school events as residents manage harvests amid heavy rainfall and labor shifts.

Wm. White Allmes James McLaughlin James Laird Jesup Bryan Tom Lanigan Herb Mclntosh Crane Creek Schmitt Barclay Harrison Lindsay Henry Olinger John Irven William Koob Idaho Nick Klein Join Delagardelle Kate Nisslus Gilbertville Philip Wagner Nick Nick Demuth la Crosse Wiss Jack Smith Dr. Nesbit Waterloo Nick Phillips Martin Hirsch Nick Hubert

Littleton News and Family Notes July 24

July 24 updates from Littleton and surrounding areas. town visitors include Mrs Eben Little from Independence staying at Riverside farm. Geo Sankey visited son in Waterloo. school term for Prairie Grove to begin with Miss Weepie as teacher. livestock losses, harvest progress, cottage social events and local church notices pepper the column, with numerous names from Fairbank, Jesup, Triumph, and Spencer noted among residents, visitors, and delegations.

Eben Little Independence Riverside Farm Wis, Sankey Waterloo Geo. B. Sankey Harter’s Bridge Sumner Rey Smith Wterloo F.C. Robert Mise Weepie Prairie Grove Bessie Aults Littleton Oelwein Robert John ‘Smith Otterville Cameron Presbyterian Wyrick M. E Reeder Wrrick Fairbank Hasel Rehberg Rowley Frank Rehberg Lana Pingrea S. 3 Curtis Triumph Indow Gallup Hig Kurtia Rev Richardson Catshall E. B. Barclay Cedar Falls Helen Paine M. Wile Paine

Visits and Town Notices From Clarksville Area

July 24 updates list Joan Thompson of Granite Falls visiting relatives. Will Pauley and family of Cedar Rapids arrived for a visit with his mother and sisters. Numerous locals, including Chas Ford of Waverly and Chas Kellogg family, travel or host relatives. Several residents journey to Waterloo, Grinnell, Mason City, and South Dakota for work, illness, or family visits.

Joan Thompson Granite Falla Mino Will Pauley Cedar Rapide Chas. Ford Waverly John Lows N. Doty South Dakota Mimer Smith Mason City Louis Metadorf Willie Leach Anamoss Albert Neal Rafe Hurd Waterloo Bryan J. W. Ray Allison Davig C. Smith Grinnell John Bennstain Vinton Gilberts L. LL Owen John Beat Nellie Hagerty Flma John Heery Elma Frink St. Paul Fred Greene Law Shell Rock Forest Seltz Marysville H. T. Bouton and Son Geo, Gough Harold

New Hampton Notes July 24 Local Personal News

Miss Lucile Bowen returns from Waterloo while Mrs F H W Curtis of Minneapolis recovers at home. Mrs Joe Austin came back from St Paul to care for a sick daughter. Mrs Charles Rekers called to Cedar Falls for her mother’s illness. G M Bigelow sent to Rochester for appendicitis. Frank Smith of New Hampton will wed Olga G Myra of Gardner North Dakota. Vincent Mangan breaks shoulder playing. Cherrier home struck by lightning. minor damage. John Clemens injures hand on nail scratch. Mike Gaebel leaves for Germany after twenty five years, joined by siblings.

Wm. Huffman O. W. Follett Joe Fuchs Stork W.W. Brooks W. W Eagles of Waterloo Red Jackets Dewar Red Jackets Cyclone Waterloo Ed. Hess Phelps Reed J. P. Henney Poyner R. W. Emert Nick Wellner Follett & Emert Nick John Murphy F. J. Schmitt Dubuque A. Goft Donkerton Wm Porty Lucile Bowen A. D. Bowen FH. W. Curtis Minneapolis Ear P. Weeks Joe, Austin St. Paul Charles Rekers Cedar Falla John Young G. M. Bigelow Rochester Arthur N. D Frank Smith New Hampton Olga G Myra Frank Gardner Vincent Mangan Cherrier Horne John Clemens Mike Gaebe Germany Oace

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