Death Visits Home Burial At Aurora Iowa
Mrs Clemency R Smith wife of Charles Smith died at 12 10 Monday morning at her son H E Smiths home 1612 Sycamore Waterloo. She was born December 3 1820 in Essex county New York and had four children Walter predeceased her with sons H E B Smith of Waterloo and Orson Smith of Butte Montana and daughter Miss Minerva Knapp of Duluth Minnesota surviving. Funeral Tuesday at 10 from the home Rev Beeman will conduct burial in Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemency R. Stifth
Charles Smith
H. E. Smith
Sycamore Street
Smith
Essex County
New York
Walter
H. EB. Smith
Waterloo
Minerva, Knapp
Duluth
Minn
Orson Smith
Butte
Montana
Town and Township Notes on Local Life and Events
Local items report a Seattle visit by Duncan Anderson and his stance on immigration, school boards discussed tank re adoption, a Kalinske Kingtas wedding celebration, new road superintendents appointed with Grant Carnes declining, John Hayes taking control of the township, potato bugs threatening crops, Miss Whitney and others visiting South Dakota, and birthday greetings for Mrs. Margaret Carnes.
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Jona
John Englert
Atory
Seutuls
Duncan Anderson
Here
Seattle
Pacific
F. M. Shippy
W. F. L. Smith
John Hayes
Grant Carnes
Jon
Confectioner Goes Bankrupt in Waterloo Assignment
W R Patterson assigns for creditors to Frank G Wilson. Liabilities listed at 479.06 with assets as cigars tobacco candles and fixtures at 511 Lafayette. Notable claims include Waterloo Theatre Co 150 National Cash Register 80 Courier 1 50 Times-Tribune 1 50 and Citizens Gas Electric 2103 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Patterson
East Side Opera House
Torday
Frank G.wilson
Lafayette Street
Waterloo Theatre Co
Mr. Wilson
National Cash Register Co
Courier
Wm. Welty
Times-Tribone
Model Post Card Co
W. ©. Schoallian
Waterloo Candy Co
Waterloo Bottling Works
Martin Bros
Windsor-Purity Candy Co
Des Molinas
Pure Wood Candy Co
Warren-Jenkingan Co
St. Louis
C. W. Wilson
School boards meet on first Wednesday in July
Sept Elliott of Blaenawk county schools says annual school board meetings will be held on Wednesday July 1, with reports from secretaries and treasurers revealing each school’s condition. The public holds the first Wednesday claim, but meetings on the first of the month are legal. Elliott urges boards to meet on the first day monthly. A marriage license was issued Saturday to Jacob L. Jacobsen and Hannah J. Sorenson of Waterloo. Knute Peterson left for Indiana. Minselle Frank of Eldora is visiting the P. J. Martin home.
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Elliott
Blaenawk County
Eliott
Jacob L. Jacobsen
Hannah J. Sorenson
Waterloo
Knute Peterson
Indiana
Minselle Frank Nf
Eldora
Towa
P. J. Martin
Dubuque Couple United in Morning Nuptials
Miss Agnes M Kolf and Frank ly Schublin of Dubuque wed Monday at 9 30 a m in a ceremony conducted by Rev Father H H Folkenbrock at his East Park avenue home. Edward P Peyron served as best man and Dela Schublin was bridesmaid. The groom, a Dubuque clothing merchant, and the bride, a Times Journal bookkeeper, shared a breakfast at the Irving hotel. The couple’s relatives Altha and Finis Cobb and Dora Munson plan a visit with grandparents in Indiana, with a Chicago layover en route home.
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Dubuque
Brie
oMee
Times
Divorice petition filed over cruelty and home seizure
Mrs Daniel W Maloney filed for divorce alleging cruelty and health decline after a June 1896 marriage in the city. A temporary injunction blocked her husband from entering the homestead at Railroad addition lot 7 block 7, while alimony of 50 per month and title to the home are sought. The case will be heard in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Linvalid
Daniel W- Maloney
Judge Platt
Pialadife
Railroad Addition
Electric Park Vaudeville Show At Orpheum Tonight
The Orpheum theatre presents a new bill headlined by Conn Downey and Willard with 4 Fantastic La Dells Chris Lana and Billy Durant. Two performances daily at 3 00 and 8 30. DeGross concert band will appear as a free attraction all week. Take Sans Souci car to park. Also reports on a worker shocked by electricity at W P N line and political chatter from Washington about the Republican chairmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
Conn Downey
Willard
Bergen Estate Barn Destroyed by Lightning Fire
A storm Saturday night struck the Bergen estate farm southeast of Marion, setting the 10 by 100 foot stock barn ablaze. W. H. Hanna worked the farm. the barn, reportedly emptied of valuable contents, burned to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen Estate
Bergen
Mcrison
W. H. Hanna
Y M C A Committees Form For Fund Campaign Tonight
The Y M C A outlines a half year campaign to raise 26000 for improving quarters. Jameson chairs the committee with Arunkie Bragdon Burt Drinkman Benedict Bentley Bernbrook Bovee Bandfield Boges Brooks Bruna Brumner Blakley Huchan Black Cascaden Chap man Coldwell Cropper Cotton Thigs Hardy Clark Frank Hishmey Elston Edwards Elghmey Fowler Fowler Ferguson Fisher Graham Galloway Groat Hildebrand Hady Hexie Hoxie Hoover Hartman Howrey Clingworth Johnson Jenks Jameson Joder Johnson Knudson Kingsley Lich ity Lamson Liffeng Logan Lovejoy Lathrop Marsh Merrian Miller McFarlane McBihinney Marants Mc Williams MacBuchron McCartney Manhard Miller Mullan Nesl it Worthey Newton Peek Parrott Perrin Pike Pickett Powers Park Puterbaugh Plums Rainbow Ridenour Rector Rath Rowell Rohde Stewart Sage Shoemaker Shares Stilleco Smith Schrader Sedgwick Siberts Small Tuthil Thompson Vale Vaughan Wilby Wilson Woodtames Young Young Men committees, with teams led by Armstrong, Palm, Fawkes, Sharp, Roadman. Supper served this evening at the M G A auditorium, plans for the drive to begin July 1 will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. R. Jameson
J. W. Ar Unckie
J. HB. Bragdon
Austin Burt
J. H. Drinkman
P. L. Benedict
S. Bentley
H. O. Bernbrook
D. W. Bovee
H. M. Bandfield
BE. A. Boges
W. Wi Brooks
W. H. Bruna
C. W. Brumner
Blekley
Af. A. Huchan
James
H. T. Fisher
I. M. Graham
Wm. Galloway
J. M. Groat
B. J. Hildebrand
EL. Johnson
Knudson
C. L. Kingsley
Geo. B. Lichity
C. G. Lamson
J. D. Liffeng
W. C. Logan
A. B. Lovejoy
F. H. Lathrop
W. W. Marsh
Merrian
George B. Miller
W. W. McFarlane
F. F. McBihinney
F. L. Marants
Geo. B. Mc Williame
A. MacBuchron
F. H. McCartney
BE. Manhard
Herman Miller
C. W. Mullan
G. A. Neshlt
H. G. Worthey
M. L. Newton
E. E. Peek
W. F. Parrott
M. J. Perrin
George E. Pike
C. BE Picket
J. A. Smith
DB D. Schrader
George EK. Siberts
W. LW. Small
J. §. Tuthil
R. Thompson
Samuel L. Vale
J. RB. Vaughan
J. W. Wilby
D. J. Wilson
Jg. D. Wilson
G. O. Woodtames
C. Id. Young
Tear Down Holland School in Waterloo
Two workmen began razing the Holland school on Mulberry Street near East Fifth to clear space for a modern structure to house a manual training school and high school assembly needs. The 19th century landmark, built 1874-75 under R A Whitaker and others with secretary Lewis Lichty, will be replaced as the city reshapes its educational facilities. Florence Verhaven visited relatives in Vinton Sunday.
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Holland
Mulberry Street
East Fifth Street
Waterloo
R. A. Whitaker
C. J. White
J. , Gates
W. H. Cutler
J. L. Cooley
W. H. Colburn
Lewis Lichty
Edward Arthur Lichty dies after long illness at home
Edward Arthur Lichty died Sunday morning at his home 318 West Seventh street after a yearlong illness from a humorous growth and complications. Funeral from the house Tuesday at 2:90 conducted by Rev. Frank Cole of First Methodist. Burial will be in Wimwend. He was 46, a piano turner by trade, survived by his mother, one sister Mrs F. Hy McMillan of Waterloo, and other relatives.
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Edward Arthur Lichty
Cyrus W. Lichty
West Seventh Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Lickty
Blackhawk County
FP. Hy. McMillan
Waterloo
Wea
Seventh Street
Frank Cole
First Methodist Church
Wimwend
Olive Guy Injured by Wire Hoop on Brataher Street
Seven year old Olive Guy daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Guy on Brataher street fell Saturday afternoon over a wire hoop breaking both bones in her right arm below the elbow. Despite pain she remains cheerful and hopeful for a swift recovery. Mrs S W Mentzer died June 22 at McClosky North Dakota leaving husband and daughter. Mentzer family has long been in the city and recently moved to North Dakota. Dick Sweeney a trainth engineer on the Dubuque division is in Freeport for a couple of days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM. Coulter
Geertsen
Mulberry Street
T. H- Geertsen
Jennto
Amelia Geertsen
George
John Geertsen
L. Peterson
Gertle Nelson
Mra. Christensen
Elma
Ars. Russnessen
Albert
Olive
Charles W. Guy
Brataher Street
S. W. Mentzer
McClosky
North Dakota
Dick Sweeney
Dubuque
Freeport
Elmo Bateman
First Baptist Church
Grace M. E. Church
Establish New Church in Barclay Township Receives Resident Rector
Rev. Father Francis Kopeckzy now heads the Barclay church near Dewar replacing Father Horsfield of Jesup as resident rector for the expanding congregation of about 130 members from 42 families. The move reflects growth and aims to boost local activity and Waterloo entertainment plans. Miss Joyce Dilts of Des Moines, Drake University graduate, visited J Newton Smith’s home at Chautauqua Park, performing rare selections. Henry A Wilson returns to Denver for vacation after travel from Freene.
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Barclay
Francis Kopeckzy
Barclay Township
Dewar
Horsfield
Jesup
Father Kapeckzy
Misa Joyce Dilts
Des Moines
J. Newton Smith
Chautauqua Park
Miss Dilts
Drake University
Montel
Henry A. Wilson
Freene
Denver
Colo
The Markets Today Lamson Brog and Co Waterloo
Grain, provisions, stocks and bonds update with special attention to cash grain. Listing shows locations Sycamore and Oca plus contact numbers for Waterloo. Market names include C B, and phone references 383 and 940.
Hay and Straw Prices Edge Down As New Crop Approaches
Hay deliveries were light at week start while market remains well supplied. Prices show weakness with a tendency to fall as the new crop arrives. Timothy hay around 9.00 to 10.00. wild hay 6.00 to 7.00. straw loose about 6.00 to 6.09. straw based at 5.00 to 4.00. Report notes overall softer tone and steady supply.
Chicago Cash Hide Market Holds Steady Week Prices
Chicago June 24 Illinois markets report light receipts and firm prices across hides and oats. Cured hides No 1 and No 2 show steady quotes while Green hides and Calf hides move within narrow ranges. Live stock receipts forecast at 6000 cattle and 2300 sheep with hogs around 3000. Local personalities include H. A. Davis of Oelwein visiting Davenport and W. W. Pierce ill.
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Chicago
Fras H. A. Davis
Oelwein
Laventure of
Davenport
W. W. Pierce
Reuben Helm
Janesville
Cherney
Brown
Manson, Laws
Ghfeage
Jane
Cattle and market notes from Independence and Clinton auctions
Market watchers report cattle opened steady to higher with mixed and butchers steady to higher prices. Steers and heifers showed light gains while some lots remained weak. Receipts tomorrow projected at 17,000 head as Armour’s Brown and Hoge were noted visiting relatives and returning soon. Hazel Cass and M Cheney linked to local social activity. Lovejoy returns from Manchester on legal matters.
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Flog
Marecety
Henry Buckley
Dubuque
George QC
Kennedy
Clinton
Brown of
Armour
George Brown
Hazel Cass
Sumner
G. Lower
M. Cheney
Sans Souci
Waterloo Markets Quiet as Summer Trading Opens
Waterloo notes general market quietness on the horse market opening with little business for heavy weights and lighter trade in medium classes. Cattle and hogs show low prices. poultry demand firm. grain deliveries slow. wholesale houses adopt Saturday noon closings starting July 1. several local residents and events noted including a marriage license and social visits.
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Waterloo
Alghe
ARRESTED IN CHICAGO ON WATERLOO ROBBERY CHARGE
Kalfah Govinco, an Italian interpreter, was brought back from Chicago to Waterloo to face a charge of breaking into Mateo Gianeto’s home on Commercial Street and stealing about $40. A witness placed him entering and leaving the residence Saturday, with the case postponed to allow defense counsel. Bond set at $200. Govinco, about 20, has a Chicago family and formerly worked as an interpreter for the Illinois Central.
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Kalfah
Waterloo
John Govinco
S Talian
Mateo Gianeto
Goyinev
Uncle ‘Central
Spacial
Maurice Welsh
Chicago
Illinois Central Depot
Chidk E. A. Leighton
Govin
Mears
Govinco
Glaneto
Prominent Jesup Wedding Details at Mason City
Miss Marlon Sheridan and Mr. Ears Nichols wed at Mason City in a ceremony at the home of the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheridan. Rev D BE officiated amid a bowery setting. After a wedding breakfast guests joined a short honeymoon trip before returning home at 224 Michigan Avenue Mason City. Out of town guests included Mrs FP Hasbrook Geo Hasbrook and Mr and Mrs C N Nichols of Independence C Arle of Bsilstow and W B Lyons of Weter laa.
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Testip
Charles Sheridan
Marlon Sheridan
Ears Nichols
Mason City
D. Be, Reader
Jesup
Michigan Avenue
Hasbrook
Geo
C. N. Nichols
Independence
C. Arle
Bsilstow
W. B. Lyons
Weterlaa
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Aurora
Iowa
Oseleshovoos
Dunkerton
Altha
Finis Cobb
Dora Munson
Indiane
D. W. Maloney
Peti
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Allen Crawford
Will Graham
Will Heskenhof
Gtilian
Dollie
Elsie Graham
Electric Park
Want Wory
Washington
Taft
Arthur Ti Vorys
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
Kellogg Oyster Way
Oyster Bay
Frank B. Kellogg
Roosevelt
Chaiman
Republican National Campaign Committee
Gitiizens
Citizens’ Committee
Frank Armstrong
C. G L. Austin
Charles Cassiday
Paull MacHachron
Gage Shaman
Earl Sadter
Robert Hall
Earl Odell
Dunkelberg
Roy Woody
Dal Cornwall
Heuben M. Palm
George Dauchy
Edward Hansen
HL. Thomas
Adrian Howe
Ben de Weerdt
H. L. Davis
L. ¢. Merrill
Charley Eby
W. ¥. Schrage
Gabe Holden
Byed Risley
Ralph Bruner
George Strayer
Walter Bellinger
Platt Strayer
Joe Daugherty
Charles Roadman
Frank Aradfeld
Funston
David Stevenson
O. A. Zue
Hike
Chas. M. Shane
Frank Fortunski
Carl Kirkpatrick
Charles Sweitzer
Henry Pond
Ben Brisco
M. G
Holland School
Florence Verhaven
Vinton
Frank
Cul
Hat Town
Gemé
Hall
Milter
Waterlo
Attal
Independence OO Gog
WR. Ward
Dyersburg, Tann
Wangler Bros
J. K. Joder
F. J. Wightey
Daily Reporter
Elghmoy
A. J. Edwards
Jai Dette
Lamson Brog. & C
Ghicago Cash Grain Markets
J. E. Wuliams
Lovejoy
Manchester
Alice Brennan
Laporte
Miles Campbell
J. G. Ralston
Rock Is
Anton Slifsgard
Fredsville
Tag
Waterloo Business College
Monjay Foredon
Frank Schublin
Agnes M.cColl
Fred. Washburn
Cedar Rapds
H. G. Washour
Bluff Street
Ius Neus Knudson
Traer
Attorney Southerners
R. Pratt
A. M. Westveer
Helland
Nitchigan
Steckera
Seuss
Springers Sissenss Fog Gsb
Ees S
Maud Edwards
Lake Side Hospital
Maud Hildebrand
Tr. Rohde
Homs
Columbus
United Commercial Travelers
Hubert Gick
Falls Avenue
Quasaudtan
Tain
Will Brown
H.C. Marctla
Vine Street
S. R. Hallowell
LaCygne
Kansas
Jotn McIntyre
Cedar River
Gratin
Corooana
Dalry Sc
Ilhole
Mnes
T. GC
Bnene
Njurlea
Wilbert- Schallenberger
Waterloo la
Otel
Omice
Tham
Wade &Ew
Dhallenderger
Axe Setienea
Axtansita Practica
Wilbert Shallenberger
BoLward Blvd
Chenge
Drevsi State Maat
Marlon’ Sheridan
Earl Nichols
Gem City Business College
Quincy
Ile
Otras
Suilavik
Hood
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