Local Social Notes From Warren Township and Nearby
Residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of social items from Warren Township. John Nottger and Philip Walther visit kin in Decorah and at home, Dickman and Brads families travel, Mrs Ubiman hosts and family visits, Mrs Wente celebrates a birthday, Melinda Dickman visits relatives in Wastarloo, Edwin Brads and wife return from Chicago, Henry Schreider welcomes a baby girl, ankle Dickman returns from Waterloo, Mrs Hominghaus helps care for ill daughter in law Joe Schneider, Miss Clark visits Mrs Bennett, Mrs Kern of Waterloo visits John McDonald, Seegers entertain friends, Wilda and Mata Bruns visit relatives, a crowd goes to Waverly for orphans' home entertainment, Wm. Schwere improves after illness, Martha and Mary Krueger visit Waverly, schools close for summer, John Hoffman returns from Columbus Ohio, Mrs Besh ill with rheumatic fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre
John Nottger
Warren Township
Philip
F. Walther
Decorah
J. Wouls Dickman
North Dakota
Dettman
Cama
Ubiman
Henry Wente
Melinda Dickman
Wastarloo
Edwin Brads
Chicago
Henry Schreider
Ankle Dickman
Waterloo
Geo. Hominghaus
Wheatland
Joe Schneider
Miss Clark
Inet
Bennett
Kern
John McDonald
P. Seegers
Wilda
Mata Bruns
Waverly
Wm. Schwere
Martha
Mary Krueger
John Hoffman
Mondey
Columbus
Ohio
Geo. Besh
DHS
E. Alcorn
Tipton
Emma Hawkins
Leve Falls
Harold Ferris
Kayl Seifert
Joe Bucknell
the Homie Sunray
Linden Offerat Inz
Greenwood
Anders
Dewey Tok
Detroit
Mich
Lake St. Chatr
Dwight Grawe
Gilbert
John Wvald
Ipswitch
3. D
Andrew
Cecil Wilbur
EB. S. Morse
Artie Binge
F. D. Humbert
Grindstone
Edith Dodd
Westside
Cold Springs
Frank West
Toen
A. F. Case
N. R B. Gray
Wm. B. Perrins
Jack Nafus
Des Moines
Lipman Losers Bank
Carrie Grant
Watson's Store
Dundee
Chas. Wedemyer
Gople
Okla
Nashua
Andrew Johnston
Mr. Winegar
Mesars
Vanderwalker
Brooks
Beskins
Meyer
Huebner
Pred
Diekman Sr
Delweln
Waterlooo area notes and farm trade details
Walker Heiple and family visit D. S. Heiple. farms resume after rain with good corn prospects. Heiple cattle condemned and sold to Bath Packing for slaughter. meat sold as inspected at retail. Local residents discuss tuberculosis from cattle, hog and farm equipment trades, harvests begin, and weddings and community events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Heiple
Waterloo
Heiple
Duncan Anderson
Seattle
Wash
D. S. Heiple
Fred. Dankerton
H.L. Lohner
D. 3. Heiple
Tom Gilley
Aus. Kurtz
Frank Meier
Eugie
C. J. Kirby
Poyner Township
C.J. Kirby
Ed. Schmitt
Buchanan County
J. P. Bruggeman
John
Scheffer
Eagle Township
John Foohs
Chamberlain
al. Meyers
Schmitt Bros
Hemer
Dell Friedley
Kurty
Wnt
Steefer
Dunkerton
H. F. Meyer
Danver
Gol
Schmitt
Parker
Koster & Neuber
Ortner Brog
Follett & Emert
N. C
Boyd
M. Schmitt
Tlenry Koester
Littletons late spring terms close in district schools
Miss Cora Gates and Miss Myra Alexander closed their spring terms in districts four and seven at Barclay. Family visits, farming activity, and church events fill the Littleton area as weather hampers preaching. Children’s day plans, weddings, and community socials reflect a busy rural calendar with notable farewells at school as teachers depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Gates
Myra Alexander
Barclay
Matelle Felts
Head
Fesup
Beulah Dunlap
Jesup Monay
Martha Duett
Hazleton
Littleton
James McGlaughna
Irvine
Cirle Strempke
Herman Trihon
Dbunkerton
Atr
August Frateke
Geo. Rehberg
Frank Munger
Fairbank
Hugh
Wohl
Tesup
St Wrgeon
Littleton Tyles
Lobeck
Presbyterian Church
Hirnest Fiddler
Oelwein
Henry Taheck
North Dunkerton
Hertha
Readlyn
Laheck
Crihling
Emma Westphal
Grace Griswold
Florence Benl
Jesup
T. I. Griswold
Wriday
Nashua Area News Roundup and Local Updates
June notices report Wm. Kepler remains very ill while Pony Read returns to Nashua races. Lou Hill seeks surgery for appendicitis as Mrs. Beck battles stomach cancer. A baby girl arrives to Mrs. A. P. Ryan but mother near death. Readlyn reports share a busy week with visits, illnesses, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kepler
Pony Read
Nashua
Estherville
Renewitz
Lou Hill
Town City University
Chris. Beck
Riverton
Nashua Friends
A. P. Ryan
Ft. Morgan
Cola
Elsie Smith
Denver
Picnic and visits dot Mt Vernon area this week
A number of families held a picnic near the Washington and Union bridge last Sunday. George Phelps and daughter Iva were visiting on the farm. Roy Benham of Winslow is working for Fred Webster. Lucretia Newell, recently at tending the normal, returned home Monday. Mrs Philin Alke to entertain Mt Vernon Thimble Bee on June 11. Miss Nelson, visiting from Minnesota, plans to stay several weeks. Bid fond plano at Bachmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Stanley
All 890
Effa Dicken
Rochester
Minn
Floren
Bessie Trotter
Clarksville
Phoebe Thompson
Bildred Watt
Gua Wenrhan
Lela Stanley
Allison
Carrie Mansfeld
Mildred West
Laura
Dunvent
Mace Green
Will Bunt
Anna Bush
Parkersburg
Mora Murphy
Grinnell
Ed. Sullivan
Roy Craft
Grand Forks
N. D
F. Witt
Bessie
Epworth League
Clarkaville
Tpeaday
Minnie Kamm
Waterloo
Will Mason
Rebekah
Shoemaker
St Waverly Will
Kandy
W Arindt
Independence
Perrin
Daugh
Ter
Douglan
Ariz
Amelia Hed
Bluam
St. Paul
Harold Jamison
Calsgweth
Mable Swan
Raymond
Daugherty
Ethel Stocking
Vera Stevenson
Addi Pingree-Fish
Afriha
Calc
Jesup Grargmar
Seavis' Grove
Hersch
Polo
Littleton
Bryantburg
M.S. Allen
Eewin Allen
Warleton
Stanford
New York
Ruthven
Miss Wilbur
Albert WH
Bessie Archer
Will W. Laton
Ian Vernon
Cedar Falls
M. Webur
Lillian Hale
Clara F. Camp
Ella McGraughlin
Myrtle Mantor
Mary Laton
San Verne
Tuthven
Fairbank
Misa Grace McGlavghlin
Gladys McGlaughlin
BTA
Dehl
Bessie McGlaughlin
Charles South
Jesip
Pot
M. M. McFee
M. WW
McFee
Monorth League
Christian Endeavor
Bltleton
Priday
Alexander
Miss Griswold
Missea Grace McGinughin
Magma McNeulty
McGlaughan
Washington and Union Drige
George Phelps
Iva
Roy Benham
Winslow
Fred. Webster
Lucretia Newell
Philin Alke
Mt. Vernon
Pretty Little Walf Abandoned at Manchester Hotel
A baby girl named Irene aged about three months was found abandoned in a Manchester Iowa hotel room after the mother Mrs L C Abbott of Rock Island Illinois disappeared. The infant was born February 28 and left with a note reading Irene born Feb 28. Authorities seek answers to the mysterious case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man’chester
Manchester
Iowa
Irene
Clarence Hotel
L. C. Abbott
Rock Island
Kidney disease and a doctor’s ocean remark in Salt Lake City
Andrew Larsen of Sorenson & Larsen, tailors in Salt Lake City, faced nephritis and slow recovery. A doctor claimed it is as impossible to recover as emptying the ocean. The piece discusses kidney illness and a patent remedy, Fulton’s Renal Compound, promising relief and urging readers to request the monthly bulletin of late recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Larsen
Sorenson & Larsen
Salt Lake City
Mead
Jim
Fulton
Salt Lake
John J. Palton CO
Oakland
Cal
Wangler Bros
Dr Miles Nervine touted as rheumatism cure and nerve soothing aid
Advertorial claims Dr Miles Nervine can cure rheumatic pain and relieve nervous distress. Promises rest and sleep, cites reader endorsement from Rockaway New Jersey and a druggist recommendation, inviting inquiries at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Nervine
Grarcely
Aly
Mila
P.O. Rox E
Notable Figures Sired and Sans in Historical Ledger
A collage of notable figures spans politics, business, and arts. Kentucky governor Willson, Pennsylvania Congressman Lafean, and Senator Allison are highlighted alongside Chinese premier Li Ching Foon and Chicago banking leader Lucius Teter. London censor George Redford features with industry salaries and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willson
Kentucky
Daniel F. Lafean
Pennsylvania
Wiliam Sells
Amichigan
William B. Allison
Senate
Masonic Lodge
Dubuque
Li Ching Fone
Chnese Legation
England
Grendee
China
Edwin 8
Gardner
Dover
Del
Lucius Teter
Chicago Rayinga Bank and Trust Company
Tabasonger Jy
George Redford
London
Lord Chamberlain
Redford
Mr. Redford
Writers and poets noted in scattered biographical references
The piece lists writers and poets including David Belasco Hiram L Spencer Sir Gilbert Parker and Henry with brief notes. It mentions Belasco as a hardy worker among American playwrights and gives various biographical crumbs such as Spencer residing in White Head New Brunswick born in Vermont 1820 Parker born in Crmada 1862 Trinity College Toronto and roles at Morning Gerald Sydney. It also notes Parker’s travels in Europe and the South Seas and Henry’s service representing Gravesend to the British Parliament since 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Belasco
Count Folato
Hiram L. Spencer
White Head
N. B
Vermont
Echoe
Gilbert Parker
Nun Crmada
Trinity College
Toronto
The
Morning Gerald
Sydney
Australia
South Sea Islands
Europe
Canada
Henry
Gravesend
Mask of aluminism to guard against mercury exposure
Italian expert Eignor Taragi proposes aluminism wire to shield workers from mercury vapors in mines and mirror factories. The note appears in Science Siftings along with other curiosities. The piece also mentions a French surgeon’s death test claims using X ray photographs to reveal organs after death, but not if life remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eignor Taragi
Alloth
Alksphrat
Benetasch
Dubbe
el Acole
El-Kophrah
el Phekreb
Megrez
Merak
Migar
Phad
Women Suffrage Movements Spur Statewide Efforts
Michigan women representing organizations with 175000 members urged Lansing to adopt a constitutional amendment enfranchising women. The Kentucky Federation of Women’s Clubs coordinates with other groups to push school suffrage with education for women. College women in California organize a league to win ballot rights, joined by similar leagues in New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Rhode Island and Kansas.
Theatrical Notes On Plays And Casts
Arthur Byron, a leading man with Ethel Barrymore in Her Sister and Love's Lottery, is slated for revival. Mme Sehumenn Helck will return to grand opera after a time abroad. A musical comedy Mar Celle by Gustave Ludets and Frank Pixley is planned for Shu bert s in spring. Miss Beth Frantirn is acclaimed for Her True Marriage and has commitments through June in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Byron
Ethel Barrymore
Mme, Sehumenn-Helck
Gustave Ludets
Frank Pixley
Marcelle
Shuberts
Beth Frantirn
Church and Clergy Facts and Local Musician News
The article notes clergy salaries averaging 480 yearly, Methodist world totals of 19 million, and 7 million in the United States. It mentions St Peters floor area at 227,068 square feet, and Rev Daniel B Cookslay of Middletown NY elected leader of the town brass band. J W Barnes of Bath Maine built a 46 piece violin, featuring maple back, spruce front, curly maple, ebony fittings, and pearl inlay, drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Peter's
Rome
Daniel B. Cookslay
Baptist Church of
J. W. Barnes
Bath
Mr. Barnes
The Clairvoyant and the Agnostic of Waterloo
Waterloo readers flock to Joseph Cully at 627 East Fourth Street Waterloo for clairvoyant readings he says reveal past present and future. He promises precise names dates and facts without claiming supernatural powers and offers confidential business guidance and investments with readings priced from one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Joseph
E. Fourth Street
Walnut
Waterloo
Wim Fae
Hong
Joseph
Eneamles
Srlvala
Joseph Cully
East Fourth Street
Walnut Street
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Ralph Stevenson
Leander Minton
Frank Rebherg
Henry Cooke
Coylls House
J. C. Simmons
BE. E. Simmons
A. J. Allen
A. G
J. Q. A. Scroggy
Russell-Lamson Block
Mt, Vernon
Plano
Bachman’s
Wee Bage
Science
OF the Press
Waterino
West Side Candy Kitchen
Commercial
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