Supreme Court case over fifty one acres trade in Cedardale
Case Holmes vs Vaughan goes to the Supreme Court after Judge F C Platt upheld an $85.60 verdict with six percent interest from August 1 1906. The suit concerns a land exchange involving fifty one acres traded to Northey & Sons and later valued at 175 dollars per acre. The plaintiff alleges joint ownership and agent misrepresentation but the court found no fraud and noted a scrutiny error in a $56.70 favor for the defendant. An appeal will be pursued to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Holmes
Cedardale Addition
S. Northey &Sons
Butt
Supreme Court
Local Notes From Spring Creek and Nearby Towns
Transients and residents mingle in South Dakota business trips. Weiser and son Wil Ham return home. Mrs. Fred Fisher and five Greene County children visit her mother Mrs. M Widdle. Henry Hoppe of Waterloo days here. Louis Bonardun and Miss Rosa Bonardun with Miss Emelia Lange visit Jay Weldiger in Westburg. Bessie Hunter returns to Waterloo. Emma Pump visits Chicago. Mrs James Twaite of Hegle Center visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Peters. Ten Waterloo men build a new concrete steel bridge near the A Lange home. old one now unsafe. C W Peters reports a colt killed by lightning. J Garling of Waverly visits at Ernest Garling’s home. Frank Mush does business in Jesup. Mrs H Ton entertains brothers Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
Wil Ham
South Dakota
Fred. Fisher
Greene
M. Widdle
Henry Hoppe
Waterloo
Louis
Rosa Bonardun
Emelia Lange
Jay Weldiger
Westburg
Bessie. Hunter
Emma Pump
Chicago
James Twaite
Hegle Center
B. Peters
A. Lange
C. W. Peters
J. Garling
Waverly
Red
Ernest Garling
Frank Mush Wag
Jesup
Mrs. H. Ton
Matticks to Fast Company in Comiskey deal
The Chicago Tribune reports Matticks of the Pueblo Western League club will move to Comiskey after the minor league season ends. He has raised his batting well above .200 and is noted as a top seller. The purchase price was around 2500 dollars to acquire Mattick from Pueblo, who last season played in the outfield for Cakaloosa before being sent to Pueblo as Pat Patterson took that club’s management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Matticks
Pueblo
Comisky
Mattick
Cakaloosa
Patterson
Oskaloces
Local notes from LaPorte county and Cedar Township
Peter Wolfe of Brookings South Dakota a former Cedar Township resident called in friends Friday Frank Ward of Cedar Rapids was on the streets Friday Fred Bellinger west of town is building a 50 by 60 barn A Ritter of this city at work Mrs Clay Goodwin visited Vinton and Clay stayed over Sunday Miss Susan Korstetter left for San Francisco for a coastal summer vacation Mrs G Snyder from Cedar Rapids visited Monday Fred Perigots back at the O K bakery after a vacation Chas M Keller of Peoria Illinois returned home after two weeks at the O K bakery Miss Elizabeth Kerstetter visited in Vinton over Sunday at her parents Mr and Mrs John Kerstetter Mrs Jos Geren of Des Moines visiting her mother Mrs C A Mitchell Mrs W S Stair returned from Olina? where she visited a month Miss Ireta Pauls of Washington Iowa granddaughter of A K Longasker visiting her grandparents R R McQuilkin in Rochester Minnesota for treatment returning Thursday morning A P Kaiser at Colfax Iowa for rheumatism J N Hamilton at home with family George Snyders recovered and home Dr R B Chisholm of Griswold Iowa visiting friends Misa Vesta Hopper home for summer from Our Lady of Angels seminary at Lyons Town Mr and Mrs J M Rector and children of Monarch Montana visiting Relatives One hundred thirty Waterloo tickets sold. train late and passengers waited in building with about 24 capacity Representative James Morrie of Sioux county visited sister Mrs E B Fogze Phil Ewell and G M Gobel fished Thursday afternoon with about 185 pounds of perch Ralph Kline visiting Mt Auburn on Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wolfe
Brookings
S D
Cedar Township
Benton County
Friends
Frank Ward
Cedar Rapida
Fred Bellinger
A. Ritter
Clay Goodwin
Vinton Priday
Clay
Susan Korstetter
San Francisco
G. Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Fred Perigots
O. K
J. N. Hamilton
George Snyders
R. B. Chisholm
Griswold
Iowa
Prospect
James &. Morrle
Sioux County
E. B. Fogze
Phil. Ewell
M. Gobel
Ralph Kline
Mt Auburn
Local notes from Raymond and Waterloo region
Allen Rush of Waterloo visited Raymond on business Saturday. Lynn Smith, back from Cedar Rapids, takes charge of his father's Dewar store. Mrs. Britzman hosted an overnight guest with Mrs. Webber in Jesup. Burt rests after hospital stay in Ohio. James Stubbs of Waterloo greeted friends in Raymond. Herman McVey visited his mother in Raymond. Waterloo visitors included Mrs. Hall and children, Mrs. Berend with Paul, Mrs. Raub, and Mrs. Edwards with Jamie. Wick Banton and John Rowland of White Lake returned home. Emma Williams and daughter Eudema of Waterloo visited Gov. Brown. Mrs. Nielsen was a Waterloo caller. A. Burt in Waterloo. J. B. Edwards and WT. attended Chautauqua. Seymour Poyner moved from Waterloo to a new farm purchased from his mother. Mrs. Leo Klasgeo of Minneapolis visits sister Mrs. John Pischels this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soossoosshseooss
Allen Rush
Waterloo
Raymond
Lynn Smith
Cedar Rapids
Dewar
Charles Britzman
Theodore, Webber
Jesup
Burt
Ohio
James Stubbs
Herman McVey
Catherine McVey
C. H. Hall
Berend
Paul
Charles Raub
Edwards
Jamie
Chautauqua
Seymour Poyner
Leo Klasgeo
Minneapolis
John Pischels
Campaign to raise twenty five thousand for YMCA improvements
A broad July canvass aims to raise 25 000 for YMCA remodeling. J T Parkins of New York coordinates. Wm Galloway chairs the executive committee with local members, as committees plan church presentations and a twelve day drive from July 1 to July 16 to liquidate indebtedness and upgrade facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Y.em
Wm. Galloway
James Black
J. R. Vaughan
W. R. Jameson
W. T. Perking
New York State
A. MacMahron
H. G. Northey
C. C. Calkins
If. M. Devendorf
H. T. Fisher
0. C. Galkins
A. MacHachrop
W. T. Perkins
Frank Armstrong
Wim. Galloway
Boston Club Women Celebrate With Pleasant Weather
Boston club women hosted 3,000 guests amid thunder showers that cooled the term and spurred renewed zeal. Excur sions to Concord and Whittemoreland drew attendees, while dramatist Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland entertained at a reception hosted by Mrs. Sutherland and the New England Press club. Over 200 women enjoyed reports from officers, with fered greetings from the American Women’s club of Shanghai via Mrs. Ferguson, and connections to Fort Dodge and Longtello among visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Senara Hurd
Boston
Maas
dJuse
General Federation
Boston ‘Club
Intercae
Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland
Boston School of Medicine
University
Edwin Booth
W. D. Haiells
Silas Lapnam
New England
Surtherland
New England Press Club
Shanghai
China
Fergusen
Clmb
M. Wagner
Fort
Ina Weetenhaver
I City
Dodge
J. M. Eral Federation
fends,Longteliow
Two Mike Doyles in City Payroll Discrepancy
An investigation reveals two men named Mike Doyle employed by the city. One Doyle was underpaid by $1.50 due to a blunder while another Doyle, referred to as No. 1, received a $65 payment authorized by the council. A subsequent voucher was cashed, raising questions about improper disbursement and receipt handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineco
Mike
National Temperance Conference at Winona Lake
A great annual temperance gathering will be held July 12 to 18 at Winona Lake Indiana. Dr George R Stuart will direct the program with leading speakers including Bishop Charles B Galloway Gov R B Glenn and others. The event features a strong lineup of prohibition talent and a musical program, signaling a continuing dry movement against the wets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Indiana
Hev. Georee” R. Stuart
D. D
Winona ‘Lake
George R. Stuart
Charles B. Galloway
Slsatsevnnt
Geo. W. Hain
Kentucky
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago
R. B. Glenn
North Carolina
J. Frank Hanley
BH. L. Baten
Evanston
Yamea A. Tate
American University
Harriman
Tenn
Edward W. Carmack
United States
Tennessee
F. S. Spence
Toronto
Ontario
H. H.proctor
Atlanta
Georgia
J E. W. Hoch
Kansas
Jno
C. Kilgo
Trinity College
Durham
N. C
Alfred L. Manterre
New York City
Parshall Gleim Couple to Marry in Waterloo Home
The marriage of John W. Gleim to Mrs. Ruby Parehall will be solemnized Sunday afternoon at the bride’s brother O. J. Consy’s home at 1720 Jefferson street. Rev. W. B. Lardford will officiate. The bride, formerly of Laporte, ran a store there and later worked as a saleslady for Paul Davis Dry Goods Co. in Waterloo. The groom is a prosperous farmer near the city, and they will begin housekeeping on a comfortable farm home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gleim
Ruby Parehall
O. J. Consy
Jefferson Street
W. B.lardford
Laporte
Waterloo
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Strapping beggars target crowds for dimes
Reports detail agile beggars using deception to obtain alms. A 209 pound man tried to trade a dime for a grab, then drank away and ended at the police station. A fit man smeared with coal dust begged near a bridge, threatened violence when refused. City council backs a planned punishment site behind the fire station to house hoboes and prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vleas
Sre
Kepfori
Paying Convention Bills and a Waterloo Wedding
An executive meeting audited nearly all bills for the republican state convention. Treasurer J. Mishmey will issue checks and a final balance will be returned to subscribers within a week. At 11:00 AM Rev Father Mulcahy officiated at the wedding of Henry P. Federapiel and Miss Helen Josephine Weber at St Josephs Church Davenport residents plan to reside there. An evening reception followed at the Miller home. Out-of-town guests included Miss Gadhois and Galloppy of St Paul and Dr and Mrs M P Weber of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mishmey
Father Mulcahy
Henry P. Pederaplel
Helen Josephine Weber
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Mia
Miller
Waterloo
Federsplel
St. Paul
Mrr
Federaplel
Davenport
Davonnort
Gadhois
Galloppy
Mre. M. P. Weber
Chicago
Miss Weber
Dubuque
FATHER DIED IN BUBUQUE
Rev. Harnest Kudobe longtime pastor of the Independent German Presbyterian church in Dubuque dies suddenly at 11 45 Friday morning. He collapsed at his study chair while his daughter left moments earlier. Survived by Mrs Rath and several other children across Arizona Wisconsin and Dubuque with final arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnest Kudobe
E. F. Rath
Dubuque
Kudobe
Ker
Rath
Feter Acps
Tempe
Arizona
Frank Schmidt
Stizer
August Leist
Sleeper Leaps From Train Near Savannah
In Dubuque Iowa on June 27 Misa Jes Schilling 20 from Chicago to Washington jumped from a Barlington train window near Savannah. She was found bleeding and unconscious, taken to Savannah in serious condition. Officials say she slept and woke to jump unconsciously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Misa Jes
Livery Stock Sold At Gridth Barn Sale
A large gale sale this afternoon at the Gridth livery barn on Water street conducted by Wm Holland and Mr Gridth will dispose of the entire livery stock including horses, harness, buggies, robes and essentials as the business closes. The Union Mill company owns the barn near the Central passenger station which will be vacated. the company will take possession of the occupied livery stable. Str Grifith plans to continue in the horse business from the sale barn location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gridth
Water Street
Wm.Holland
Gridith
Union Mill Company
Str
Grifith
Sale Barn
Back on Full Time for Illinois Central Shop Workers
President Harahan told the Associated Press in Chicago that on July 1 all Illinois Central shop employees would return to full time. Locomotive shops in the city had been on eight hours daily for four days a week, with only about fifty more workers added to the payroll planned, not the 500 rumored. The move aims to lift late summer business and ready damaged locomotives for the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harahan
Associated Preas
Chicago
Illinois Central
Faruime
Garven
Theory for floods in Harrison County
Logan reports floods along Harrison county streams subsiding while revealing widespread land damage. About 1000 acres of Phyeon Roger Soldier and Missouri Bottoms land are ruined. rainfall this spring was not record breaking, but flood heights rose due to reduced channel capacity from sediment. Soldier River altered beds. Boyer River capacity cut by about 60 percent as tributaries rejoined original channels. Experts attribute flood heights to channel constriction rather than heavy rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan, ‘In
Harrison County
Phyeon
Roger
Missouri
Bryan and the Assessor. Bryan’s wealth valued at about $84,000
Lincoln June 27. County assessor estimates William J. Bryan’s wealth as eighth among Lincoln’s rich men. Real and personal property, including 135 acres of farm land, a Fairview house, household goods, cattle, notes, tools, horses, and cash, totals $84,000 with real value perhaps three-fourths of true value, suggesting over $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Bryan
Court House
Fairview
Haros
Nebraska
Mc Bryan
Obliging Act Traps Bridegroom in Rochester Trip
Detroit on the way to marry Charles St. Charles of Grand Rapids an obliging man stops at a depot to help a woman in distress. Thwarted by thieves his two grips with $80 and wedding clothes are stolen. He later recovers some items but is beaten and loses most belongings. He plans to resume the wedding once recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Rochester
N. Y
Charles St. Charles
Grand Rapids
St. Charleo
Perry Dock
Winideer Dept
Walkerville
St. Charles
Wife Dead in Accident Near Troy Mills
Anton Simone a farmer near this city accidentally shot his wife Friday morning with a shotgun while checking a mink under a barn. The full charge struck her in the face as she looked into the hole. she died in the afternoon after suffering agony all day. The couple left behind several small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole
Troy Mills
Anton Simone
Simons
Mr. Simons
Mra
Simona
Tragedy in Cedar Rapids Ends in Self Inflicted Death
Jacob Miller shot himself after luring attention by firing from a Cedar Rapids window. He had become involved with Mrs. Albert Johnson, whose husband lived in Waterloo. Miller, a versatile worker, took his own life with a shotgun as Mrs. Johnson heard the tragedy and wept, while Albert Johnson was reportedly told to come to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Miller
Cedar Rapids
Johnson
Miller
Dubuque House
South First Street
Mrs. Johnson
Waterloo Entertainment Day Proposed for City Promotion
An executive committee member, Mr. F. J. Elghmey, proposed Waterloo hold an annual Waterloo Entertainment Day to attract friends and customers from surrounding areas. The plan envisions inviting people by rail, hosting affordable events, showcasing 126 local industries and Cedar River scenery, and promoting investment, new enterprises, and city pride. The idea aims to publicize Waterloo beyond its second class status and invites feedback and support from neighbors and advertisers.
Turbulent Circuit Notes Swirl In Iowa Towns
The piece reports Jacksonvill e losing four of six to Quincy and four out of seven to Waterloo while Oskaloosa and Ottumwa show poor form. It notes Waterloo’s wins at Quincey, Ottumwa’s slumps, and a potential franchise move speculation to Davenport. Directors blame low patronage for possible transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnnkeonville Courier
Jacksonville
Quincy
Eigt
Waterloo
Quincey
Oskaloosa
Jost
Yat Tovlk
Goffett Twins Celebrate Birthday at Southeast Home
The Goffett twins Samuel and George celebrated their birthday Friday at the family home five miles southeast of the city. Over fifty friends attended the social evening with dancing and gifts, including each boy receiving a 95 gold piece. Guests from Los Angeles Anoka and Ashland arrived for a family reunion at the Bhatimer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goffett
Ecity
Samuel
George
Matt Goffett
Martin Dietz
Los Angeles
Emma Gillenpia
Anoka
Minn
J. L. Gillan
Ashland
Ohio
Comieg
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Supreme” Court
Platt
Holmes
Vaughan
Tama County News
Traer
Traer Post
Jacob Gonnerman
Dysart
Parker
Gladbrook
Reinbeck
John Kober
F. CaVa-Vilete
John Sherrett
J. P. Tutt
A. Mueller
J. A. Laon
J. HB. McDowall
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Spring Creek
Fast Company
Chicago Americans
Chas. M. Keller
Peoria
Elizabeth Kerstetter
Lyinton
John Kerstetter
Jos Geren
Des Moines
C. A. Mitehell
Doe
J. T. Parkins
New York
Myra. D. N. Cooley
Decker
Viaillus Club
Lowa
Mike Doyles
National “Temperance
Gao
A. Stuart
Federspiel-Weber
Bubuque
Was. E. F. Rath
Sleeper
Gilet Somnambullat
Bryan and
L. G. Woodruff
C. Rea
A. D. Woodruff
Dibunna
Uteam
Himaalt
MR. F
J .Eighmey
F. J. Elghmey
Yates
Ilmaght
Elghmey
Ottumwa Ie
Otumwa
Ottumwa
Davanport
Goffett Twins
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