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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1906

Page

4

Market Unsteady as Rain Delays Cattle and Hog Demand

The market report from Chicago agency Gonover and Swanson notes a 34,000 head Monday surplus, a 15 cent drop in cattle values, and signs that rain may curb upcoming supplies. Fat steers sold around 6.40 to 5.65, hogs remained strong with over 163,000 last week and 46,000 on Monday, while sheep and lambs stayed firm at 74,000 received last week.

Chicago Messrs Gonover & Swanson Union Stock Yards Iowa Missouri Prospecta

Entertaining Tea by Miss Wesley Fegles at LaPorte City

The Tourist Club was entertained by Miss Wesley Fegles at her home two miles west of town Thursday afternoon. Numerous ladies attended and praised the royal entertainment. Nearby notes mention local banking figures at Cedar Rapids bankers meeting, visits from Edna Esher of Chicago and Viva Moore of Waterloo, a minor street incident with a load of stone, and the burial of Mrs. J. B. Darling from Zanesville Ohio with relatives present in La Porte City.

Wesley Fegles Mesdames L Banister C. McGaheran W. EB. Hauger J. N. Lehman W. P. Mayes Emma Bruce Masson N. Esher Gay Woodley A. E. Osborn Booth Geo H. Shuck J. G. Hazlett Hasnan Cedar Rapids Edna Esher Chicago F. W. Esher J. H. Luneman G. E. Stebbins W. D. Waltoner H. GB. Liver First National J. W. Lehman Union State Bank Bessie Lehman John Lehman Sr Elgin Iowa Viva Moore Waterloo A.T. Smith Main Street Or. McQuilkin J. B. Darling Darling Frank Zanesville Ohio Prank N. G J. T. Darling First National Bank County Huchanan Tarbell Jacob Sipple Mia Alton Rockford J. B. Hammond Shhowl EL W. Fish Big Daughter M. D. Phillep Cedar Falls Post Office Department Janes Waverly PF. E. George G. A. Leslie Chas Hew Brereton Rebekah C. H. Clark Omaha and Mire C. H, Hows Herbert Bradfore Schmidt Gail Wallace Wallace Wags Emme Bowyer Bare Dove Murriage W. V. Dove

Community updates and local events in Laporte

Friday night meeting at a local minister residence decided not to seek injunctions against druggists for now, cases to be addressed in September. Rain cheered farmers, Wallace show drew few nearby attendees, Forepaugh-Sells on the 27th awaited. July 4 celebrations planned for Raymond to aid the new Catholic church. Mrs. Smith of Lawton visiting Hess family. Dewar ball team won two 2 to 1 games. Several locals bought wagons and farm equipment, while others reported cattle shipments and hay harvesting progress.

Laporte Wallace Dewar Barclay Hennington K C. Schmitt Hess Dormendy International Harvester Co Herb Lindsay Ollie Ackerman Hag Nick Wellner Grove Hill M. Schmitt Follett & Emart R. T. VanMetre Madge Holt Wapsle Lisbon N. D Will Brown Wm. Widdie Ner Will Dave Huffman L. Miller J. J. Horsfield Dubuque Bert Krieger South Dakota Dakotas H. A. Meade Parkersburg Thos. Freed Des Moines F. ¢. Walker Donald Minnesota BE. P. Searles Mr. Searle Littleton McAlavey

Wallaca show postponement and local social notes in Jesup

A lengthy local column reports Jesup and Wes attendees at the Wallaca show in Waterloo last Friday. The Klegin harp orchestra planned for June 22 at Jesup was postponed indefinitely. The item also records social visits, travel, and minor business notes from residents including piano purchases, hospitality events, and upcoming confectionery plans.

Waterloo Klegin Harp Orchestra Independence W. Minor Lomen Mattin Cooper North Dakota Eraest Wright Parkersburg Chas. McAlavey A. Griffith McGregor Iowa Grifth Edith Larson Cedar Falls Beti Haslna

Nuptials of Miss L Grace Whipple and Mr A R Eros Solemnized

A wedding at the bride's mother's home on Comimore street united Miss L Grace Whipple and Mr Arthur R Dads of Waterloo in a simple ceremony. Rev John A Hart and Rev H W Reherd officiated with Helen May Gilbert as ring bearer. The bride wore white mull and roses, Mr Dads is Y M C A secretary. they plan a trip to Meadville and will reside at 202 West Second Street after August 1.

Comimorelat Street L. Grace Whipple Arthur R. Dads John A. Hart First Baptist Church H. W. Reherd Firs, Presbyterian Church Lohengrin C. J. Whipple Helen May Gilbert Gads Hads Waterloo Meadville Chicago Niagara Falls Bld West Second Streat

Another June Wedding

Marina L. Dettmer of Waverly and John G. Gilley of this city united in marriage last evening at the bride's sister’s home. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn's Wedding March, with Rev. H. G. Beaman officiating. They will reside at Fifteenth and Commercial streets and receive friends there.

Marina L. Dettmer Waverly John G. Gilley George Meyers Saxon Street Miss Hanner Mendelssohn John Horsley Carl Stotts H. G. Beaman Mr. Gilley Fifteenth Commercial Streets

Will Build Higher Brown Crockery Cone

The Brown Crockery company plans a two story addition to its building, doubling floor space to meet rising wholesale and retail demand. A pressed metal front will match adjoining structures as a fourth story may follow after other expansions. The Y M C A also plans a fourth story for dormitories dining hall and kitchen with costs around 8000 dollars. 12000 dollars already raised.

Bridge Street Wuc Irving Hotel Crockery Company Brown Crockery Company Woods Bros M.C. A

New Cure for Epilepsy Promised by Doctor’s Pills

Watertown Ohio rural delivery writer claims his daughter suffered epilepsy for years and was cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. He says she has not had an attack for over two years. Pills sold by Wangler Bros. Drug Store at 25 cents.

J. B. Waterman Watertown

Old Style Sawdust Jester Gives Way To Modern Acts

Forty merry mummers will enliven the Yoru pangh Selis Shows with a updated ring performance on Wednesday. The clown era has shifted from rustic whip-crack and pony stunts to feats of grimace tumbling riding and versatility amid growing showmanship. A railroad committee of the board of trade may meet to decide on a free right of way for the Chicago Anamosa Northwestern line into the city, with ten prominent businessmen on each side of the river forming the panel.

Railroad Committee the Board of Trade Chicago, Anamosaland Northwestern Railway

Marriage License Granted To Waterloo Pair

A marriage license was granted Wednesday afternoon to John G. Gilley, 26, and Martha L. Dittmer, 24, both of Waterloo, as part of a local notice connected with property along proposed road routes and potential damages.

Ing John G. Gilley Martha L. Dittmer Bath Waterloo

Bloodless Girl Recovers After Pink Pills Cure

Frankie Hathaway of Kalamazoo details anemia recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits improved appetite, color return, and strength to the pills, claiming they saved her life and cured her anemia. The ad-like testimony touts Pink Pills as a universal cure for blood disorders and lists prices and supplier details.

Miss Hathaway Frankie Hathaway Waas Main Street Kalamazoo Mich T Hindan Consin Dr. Williams Linca Chen Dr. Wile Hama Medicine Co S.mectany

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