County Finances Show Healthy Balance Despite Minor Overdrafts
The semiannual settlement by County Treasurer C Wllingworth reports a total treasury of 74 752 44 at June 4 1907 with most funds in the black. Poor fund shows an overdraft of 1 030 17 while District No 8 in Poyder township overdraws 2 65. General fund stands 24 750 68. school fund 1 188 82. bridge 7 271 66. road fund 8 739 08. All city and township funds are favorable except central No 6 in Poyner township. State revenue 477 85. university 2081. college 80 81. normal 15 60. End of period totals list multiple Waterloo Cedar Falls and other local funds with varied balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ounty
C. W.llingworth
Board of Supervisors
Poyner
Court House
Waterloo, Corporation
Waterloo
East Side Park
Side Park
Ceder Falls
Corporation
Cedar Falls
Laporte, Corporation
Hudson, Corporation
Waterloo Opera House Progress, Sidney Lovell Tours Site
Architect Sidney Lovell of The Waterloo opera house project visits the site to review construction. He is pleased with wall strength and progress though front-wall work was delayed by late steel delivery. A Tangent shipment arrived today and work will move forward toward a mid August completion. chairs and equipment are on order for interior fit-out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lovell
Waterloo” Opera
Menste, Haffa
Walla
Runaway collision on Fifth Street bridge injures driver
Fred Bordeau of Waterloo suffers serious arm injury after his runaway wagon collides with a second team owned by A E Smith on the Fifth Street bridge at 10 30 Wednesday night. Bordeau was treated at Fullerton place. George L Waggoner bitten by a dog while patting the animal but unharmed otherwise. Also notes Hayden funeral in Fairview and G A R L E meeting with a social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bordeau
Waterloo
R. B. Staith
Haddon
Fifth Street Bridge
Bordeau
Shanks
Hack ‘Company End
South Street
Fifth Street
Smith
Hudson
Bordesu
Fullerton Place
Fourth Street
Fullerton
Widmann and
Hartman
George L. Waggoner
Waggoner
Geo. Hayden
Reporter
Elk River
Minn
Charles and
Mary Hayden
Ik River
Lucian Hayden
New Hampton
Hileman & Gindt
H. G. Heeman
Fairview Cemetery
Hayden
Waterloo Realty
Beard appeals $45 debt case in district court
Bond of 150 posted to appeal a $45 judgment with costs near 80. Beard transferred real estate and 24 horses before judgment. Case moved from Justice Kubhs to Justice Hildebrand, then to district court. locals discuss the move as names including George Ruhle and Angeline Kinney appear among Waterloo and Cedar Falls residents. Refreshments and dancing followed a Wednesday night meeting of new members at Queen Castle No 123.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Beard
District ‘Court
J. H. Hildebrand
Ji Beard
Chris Sorenson
Sorenson
Queen Castle
Storms from Missouri seeks specifics in divorce case
Charles Hy Storm files an answer to Emma Storm in a divorce action alleging many averments are conjectural and asks the court to require Emma to specify statements. He questions times and places of alleged strikes and cruel treatment and seeks details about incidents including an old overshoe head strike, eviction from the house, and a razor threat. The cross petition cites charges of assault and seeks precise corroboration for each claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hy Storm
Emma
Storm
Gais
Cedar Falls
Stole Doctor's Horse and Buggy in Independence
Independence June 20 Special: Dr Shattuck reports a horse and buggy valued at several hundred dollars missing since Wednesday night. He notified the Buchanan county sheriff and the police, who have wired nearby towns to locate the outfit. The doctor suspects a deliberate theft and vows action if the culprit is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Shattuck Ig
Buchanan County
Bankers Hear of Clinton Convention and Waterloo Nuptials
Ten Waterloo bankers attended the Iowa State Bankers association meeting in Clinton, with 500 to 600 bankers present. Officers were elected including J. D. Easton as vice president, and Sioux City was chosen for 1909. The piece also notes several weddings in the Waterloo area and plans for future meetings, possibly Waterloo Cedar Falls jointly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa State Bankers’ Association
Clinton
Dagle Point
J. D. Easton
Iowa State Bank of Waterloo
H. M. Carpenter
Monticello
Sioux City
Cedar Falls
Offeers
Local weddings mark simple home ceremonies
Amelia Eickelberg and Cheater Zellhofer wed yesterday in a quiet Evangelical Association service at the bride’s home hosted by the couple’s families. The bride, a Cedar Falls normal student and former teacher, and the groom, son of Rev. and Mrs. Zellhofer, are noted in the community. A second ceremony united Miss Angie Kinney and Mr. Loren Rider at 731 Grant avenue with Rev. Fred Elliott officiating and modest refreshments served by kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mipate Lufkin
Air
Hugh Crumaine
H. G. Beeman
Walout ‘Street Baptist Church
Elk Run
Blackhawk County
Lufkins
Waterloo
Cramrines
Amelia May~Hickelberg
Cheater C. Zallhoefer
Baw
Evangelical Association Church
H. J. Eickelberg
Normal
Cedar Falls
George Zellhoefer
Evangelical Association
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Alstadt & Langlas
Ion East Fourth Street
Colorado
W. 4. Langlas
Victor Zelhorfer
Os Hbiteman & Gindt
Alice Kinney
Miz. Chas, Wasson
Lillian Neuman
Tila
McCoy
Miss Kinney
Saloon Attachment Case Dismissed for Rent Debt
Three druggists faced landlord attachment over a $150.17 rent claim on a Cedar Falls saloon lease at 99 East Fifth Street. The action, led by F B Stolte and others, was dismissed with county attorney consent as the defendants held the lease since 1906 after assignments. The related cases by J B Hammond for the W T U alleging pharmacy permit violations were also dismissed with consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BH. Stolte
Vandlord
F. N
Henry Buttke
Cronan & ‘Rodioff
Fifth Street
Butthe &Snyder
Joseph Walls
George S. Mornin
Conlent
E.M. Jones
Henry Mazanti
Police Court Docket Shows Fines For Disorderly Conduct
Acting police judge A B Keplord handles morning arraignments with sentences for liquor provision to a black man and concealed weapons. Fines include 38 for obtaining liquor, seven for disturbing the peace, and seven with suspended fines for various vagrancy offenses. Several defendants had bonds forfeited or suspended, and some were ordered to pay or serve penalties ranging from days to seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Keplord
Fel- Waverly
Iquor
Fannie Baum
Thorey
L. J. Swinney
Buhrer
B. Road
New Isis
Vagrant
J. W. Collins
Tampaci
Tillnoia
Jon Heffron
Davenport
Earl Stewart
Winslow
Gile Curtis
Freeport
Frank Bentz
Cedar Falls News Highlights Local Families and Visits
Cedar Falls residents share family news with births and celebrations. James Justice travels to Sioux City for a state firemen tournament. Local figures like Charles M. Fullerton and Prof. Rodney Arey visit Cedar Falls. Social events include gatherings hosted by Mrs. J M Boehmier and the Thursday club. Officials elected at the Iowa WRC encampment and various visits to Waterloo, Seattle, and Washington to attend institutes and talks. Local real estate activity includes Henry Johnson selling land to LH Miller for 225 acres at 22500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Alifagaard
Fredsville
Dew
Bhep Philpot
James Justice
Sioux City
Charles M. Fullerton
Fort Dodge
Cedar Falla
J. M. Boehmier
George Stauffer
Rasmus
Gladbrook
Rodney Arey
Muscatine
M. F. Arey
Han
Helen
M. Israel
Thompson
Edward Townsend
Charles Hazlett
Iowa
Dubuque
Curlis, Ford
Narong
Saratoga Springs
Mins Anna Kistner
Waterloo
Leon Carney
J. B. Riley
Fiza McManus
J. H. Riley
Riverside
Calif
Frank B. Miller
Chicago
Cedar Falls
H. Miller
Jensens
Chris Fedderson
Hamilton County
Neb
Henry Johnson
LH. Miller
Peterson
G. H. Boehmer
Rochester
Minn
Herbert Boehimer
New Hampton
T. Jerry Burrig
Nancy Wasign
New Hartford
Elizabeth Ward
Washington
Morence B. Ward
DW. R. G
Dadies
Curtis Ford
R. P, Speer
H. P. Leland
Ransom Alley
A. M. Cleveland
Johnson
Waterloo social notes and visiting locals in Iowa
Mrs Emil Blowers visits Bassett while C D Bitty from Charles City travels through. Buckley family from Duduque call on friends. McGovern store clerks host at Mine Walser’s. Dietrick returns from Clinton bankers meeting. Mrs G Thompson and Roy travel to Marion Ohio to see a sick mother. Bell fans placed at Salvation Army auditorium. Logan Buszard from Newton spends day in Waterloo. John Batley joins Kistner Undertaking after Harry Mead’s resignation. Miss Madgs Seeley visits Osage then Minnesota. Gatey family moving to Sans Sonne summer cottage. Mrs E W Heinle moved to Presbyterian hospital. Miss Rosetta McNamara of Ammerburg and Mrs John Sullivan of Fort Dodge visiting. Ladies of First M E church organize benevolent society. Ralph and Olivier Dunkleberg repairing at home after Love University. Leo Mullaney and Frank O’Hern from St Mary’s College arrive for Waterloo visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Blowers
Pon Walter
Basset
Iowa
C. D. Bitty
Charles City
William
Bylee
Willem’ Ae
Grandview
C. Hr. Buckley
Duduque
McGovern
Mine Walser
F. B. Dietrick
Clinton
Bankers Group
Logan Buszard
Newton
Laws
Watterloo
John Batley
Kistner Undertaking
Harry Mead
Madgs Seeley
Osage
Minnésota
J. C
Gatey
Sans Sone
E. W. Heinle
Presbyterian Hospital
Rosetta McNamara
Ammersburg
John Sullivan
Fort Dodge
McNamara
Woman's Missionary mite box dinner in Raymond
The event drew between seventy and seventy five attendees for a supper at the parsonage. The program pleased the crowd and the box contents totaled nearly eighteen dollars. Attendees included Mrs. 8 Hitt and Miss Olga Hill of Barclay, Mrs. McCall near Jesup, Dr. Marble and family of Liscomb Iowa, Miss Van Allen of Epworth, and Mr. Whitney of Independence. Various local residents were noted in attendance and well wishes were expressed for Mrs. E P. Helple during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home
Boxer
Waterloo
Hitt
Olga Hill
Barclay
McCall
Near
Jesup
Marble
Liscombb
Iowa
Mie
van Allen
Epworth
Whitney
Independence
Helple
Ella Douglass
Cornell College
Vernon
Douglass
Victor
A. Phillips
Mt Vernon
Hazleton
Gonglass
Chicago
Beloit
Wis
Lon Douglass
Charles Whitney
Inde
Phillip
Phillipe
Victor Phillips
Theo, Wabar
Weber
Hawn
Sours
Emerson Marble
Schoolcraft
Minn
Hoy ‘Holley
Jatin Cotton’ Jr
Turner
Barclay VII
Wm. Rudel
Lizzie Pischel
M. E. Church
Lille Hawna
State Normal
Cedar Falla
Johnnya O'Connor Fe
Business College
Dan O'Connell
Dubuque
Ella Hobson
Reuben Esposito
J. W. Hobson
Rev. Hawn
Lila Hawn
Maude Waterfeld
Dewar
Market Briefs from Chicago and New York June 20
The report notes hogs opening steady with mixed and butcher classes at 4.05 to 5.50, and heavy hogs around 5.50 to 5.85, while tomorrow’s receipts are expected around 28,000. Cattle and sheep markets opened and closed steady. New York stock prices at 1:30 include Atchison, American Smelting, Baltimore and Ohio, Canadian Pacific, Chicago Great Western, Colorado Fuel and Iron, United States Steel, and other names. Local items mention attendance at exercises, medical updates, and society visits in Waterloo, Iowa, with reflections on patients and hospital transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aviveranesonsatenesoesin
FESO
A. Abadeiower
New York Stock Market
New York
Stock Exchange
Atchison American Smelter
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Tranatt
Ee.se
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Great Weetera
Colorado Fuel and Tront
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Blackhawk
EMI
Poy
Der
Looke-ver
Opera House
A. E. Smith
Demo Lahad
Seo, Hayden
G. A
L. E
Bond
George Ruhle
Louisa Walter
Denver
Loren Rider
Angeline S. Kinney
Clarence Albright
Cedar Palls
Flora Isabel Heary
Caesar C Zellhoffer
Amelia May Eickelberg
Water Joe
BE. A. Longmire
Kankakee
Ida Fronna
Ijl
Ces
Doctor
Waterlooan
Ment
Vetter & Waters
Hitler Filbe
Rome
Grant
D. Eaton
the Convention
Lufkin
Odanah
Fromm Langmire
Mise Ida Fromm
B.A. Langmire
Frank Cols
First Methodist
Kendall, IL
Jefferson Street
X. J. Curtin
Decorah
J. M. Dinwiddie
Cedar Rapids
Dinwiddie
Eickelberg-Zellhoefer
F. H. Stolte
F. N. Buttke
Henry, Buttke
Three ‘Druggista
At. Ce
Wiles
Maia Bersat
Hails Cliss
Waterjee
Basten Selialad
Daniel Wild
Robisen
NM. Hemmons
AL Selmidt
James Browntil Post
C. E. Phifer
Menspaper
National Realty Company of
James A. Gardiner
Hollister
Wangler Bros
Kathryn Jensess
Leland Powers
School of
Oratery
Philadelphia
Hsther Jackson
Atlantic City
Jamestown
Raymond Ee
Lamson Bros. & 6
Dreems and
Bena
Gaster Block
Erasmera Weterico
Lowe
Fyrd Poyner
Listomb,lows
Iowa City Hospital
Mine
Little Inlowe
Hewitt
J. B. Edwards
Giffed
Lindner
Mises Rose
Peter Ettinger
Lena
Agnés Keefe
Jane Driver
Kate Weber
Edwards
Clough
Dilger
Sentrens
Aesmere Fuat Ath
Anerens
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