Hillside addition lot sale closes to allow all to attend
The Board of Trade plans a hillside lot sale tomorrow afternoon in East Waterloo with most businesses closing at noon to maximize attendance. A published list shows about 150 firms and individuals prepared to close, including H. Bighmey J. H. Mason P. Murphy Bernard Kascht and many others across clothing hardware and farm goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Waterloo
Hillside
Board of Trade
H. Bighmey
J. H. Mason
Butterfeld
J. A. Jerger
H. W. Brown
Bown & Bown
P. J. Martin
E. B. Rogers
J. TL. Rose
Gov. Kennedy
D. D. Young
Q. L. Baldwin
F. C., Platt
A.B. Switzer
W. N. Birdsall
LJ. Lauritzen
Stewart Bros
Reed & Tuthill
Local Firms and Signatures Include Waterloo Names
A long list of local businesses and individuals signed the notice, with many names such as Waterloo Hardware Co, Hawkeyes Electric Co, Waterloo Saddlery Co, Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co, and Glove Mfg Co among others. Several doctors and firms appear, including Dr. H. A. Boysen and Dr. J. E. O Keefe, plus various merchants and associations. A note states many did sign but did not return in time to publish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL W. Ratsinger
G. F. Beales
Kuhns
Briden
Hardy Clark
Hoxle & Bruna
Columbia Club
Waterloo Canning Association
Manbard
Lewis Lieaty
Meyers & Spies
W. K. Hoatetler
W. Wilson
Maxim de Grosz
Credit Guide Co
Lore Alford
G. E. Funstan
H. M. Reed
H.W. Gr
H. J. Ehtebrecht
Gus, Reupke
G. Gullickstad
W. F. Eignmey
James Watson
Hawkeyes Electric: Co. IL
Eccleston
Zook & Bentz
C. Conniff
Waterloo Hardware Co
Peterson
Duke
Hayes & Bunch
J. BR. Silvo
Special City Council Meet on Paving Resolution
Mayor Rector calls a 7:30 p m Monday special meeting to rescind a week old resolution ordering the city engineer to halt W A Bryant & Sons paving, curb and gutter work on streets lacking water sewer and gas mains. Debate centers on policy to avoid tearing up streets later and delaying public improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bryant & Sons Company
French
Hildebrand
Publtes
Harris & ‘Ion
Beard Must Pay $74 in Horse Trade Lawsuit
Gus Sorenson sued J B Beard over a team harness and wagon sold for 150 dollars. The jury awarded the full amount asked, 45 dollars, with costs to the defendant. About 30 dollars in costs also shifted to Beard, who must pay roughly 75 dollars in total. Fifteen witnesses testified over two days, with both sides’ counsel changed before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Sorenson
J. B. Beard
Sorenson
Beard
Berenson
Charles Rice
Ries
Kern and Butterfield
J. C. Murtagh
Items of Interest of Waterloo Churches
Waterloo church notices list midweek prayer changes at First Presbyterian and related meetings at Grice M E church. A Sunday school meeting and officer election precede season end banquet. Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen memorial service drew crowds with Rev. Cole sermon and music by the Ladies Quartet and Sunday school orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Grice’ M. E
Brotherhood
Rev. Cole
Ladies Quartetts
Foreign Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Bovee
Allen Strest
Honore Place Child Stricken With Appendicitis
Honore Place the little son of Ae and Mrs Will Place was stricken with appendicitis Sunday night and was taken to Presbyterian hospital where an operation was performed at 2:00 Monday morning. A cherry stone was found inside. The boy recovered as well as could be hoped. Separately a Des Moines paper reported a sensational class scrap at West Side High School with juniors lemon-throwing at seniors during class day. Waterloo correspondents say the story was rewritten from a brief telegram with sensational trimming added after it left Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honore Place
Will’ Place
Presbyterian Hospital
Des Moines
West Side
Waterloo
Capital
Lease on Hotel News Stand Secured by Waterloo Firm
Fort Dodge business notes a two year lease for the lobby news stand at the Duncombe hotel. Martin Brothers of Waterloo will operate it with their local establishment. They have bought the current stock and will expand it. new fixtures will be installed. James O'Brien, long associated with the Martin cigar store, is likely to manage the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge Messenger
Duncombe Hotel
Martin Brothers
Waterloo
Tobby
James O'Brien
Martin Cigar Store
Waterloo area notices and weddings fill local sat eve page
A long Waterloo gathering at the eeacon of the Miklets ended with four initiations and light refreshments as the group adjourned to resume in fall. Wedding plans include Manny Kinstler and Miss K Pollock slated for June 6 in Waterloo with family traveling from Chicago. Community events feature Mrs Ferris’s temperance union outing and a farewell for Mrs Stewart before moving to Traer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Miss Dolly
Stearny
Mesdames Place
Birdsall
Hog and cattle market estimates from Chicago and New York
Chicago markets on June 8 1907 estimate hogs at mixed and butcher 6 10 to 6 50 dollars and hogs closed steady cattle opened steady closed strong sheep opened strong closed strong New York stock list shows various rail and steel stocks with mixed to steady readings Waterloo Iowa entry lists daily prices including hogs 5 75 to 5 90 butter eggs corn oats and other staples with prices for Wheat Rye Hay and flour also recorded
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Stock Exchange
Atchigan 2
Anaconda
Weenie American Smelter
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn
Rapid
Chesapeake and Ohio
Colorado Fuel and Iron Erle Csceemesconreceecs
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Aissseas
Weland
Seegeisas
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Union Pacific
United States Steel
United States
Local notes and business updates from Waterloo area
Fred Meevin suffers tonsillitis while visiting the Nautian home. D A Kistner of Mason City visits daughter Mrs Scott Bagley on Argyle street. Gen McQuire of Watertoo Loan and Trust Co improves after four weeks ill. John T Muldoon buys 272 acres in Union township for 16320. Mrs Hoar to leave quarantine for Oklahoma summons. daughter ill with diphtheria. Young vs Young divorce grants defendant custody and 6000 alimony plus 15 monthly. Sint Charles Hilfott plans silver medals for spelling winners and announces county championship timing and glove orders. Paul Davis Dry Goods Co. promotions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Meevin
Nautian Home
Sycamore Street
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
D. A.kistner
Mason City
Scott Bagley
Argyle Street
Gen. McQleery
Watertoo Loan
Truet ‘Co
Oklahoma
Young
Platt
Anna EB. Young
John B. Young
Sint
Charles Hilfott
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hill
Board OF
Gant
Tractor Bryant
Fullerton Place
W. J. Washburn
Hileman OG Gindt Funeral Directors
Nesses
Aid Society of the
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. 8. Tuthill
Ladies Guild of Christ Church
W. W. McFarlane
Walnut Street
Manny Kinstler
Misa K. Pollock
A. H. Frank
Mr. Kinstler
Mr. Frank and Son
Women’s Cuflatian Temperance Union
A. N. Ferris
C. A Stewart
Ella Hilton
Herimother
Lttle
Luellé Bruner
Harrison Street
Lucile
Cedar Rapids
Edna Genevieve Foote
Oliver Edgar Welch
Foote
North Eleventh Street
Cedar Rapide
Iowa
Miss Foote
Illinois Central
Cedar Rapvids
Williamsburg
Hollister
Lamson Sros, & CO
Otice, Garsey Cieck
Sycamera
New York Stock Market
Losal Markets
BE. M. Storm
Commercial Street
Bath
Mulberry
Pleasant View
F. F. Rogers
Irving Hotel
J. A .Alexander
Plymouth Place
I. Ltpd
O'Keefe & Towne Undertaking
LaFayette
H.C. ML
East Fourth Street
Batt
Rocky Mountain
Wangier Bros
V. Tl. Simmone
Jamestown
Washington
Nore
Consult
W.F. Parr
Daily
Rez
W. L. Buckley
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