Death of Mrs Henry Blitch prompts Dubuque visit
Mr and Mrs Michael Blitch travel to Dubuque following the death of Mrs Henry Blitch at their home. The 63 yearold born in Ohio lived in Waterloo since marriage and was described as kind and resilient. Funeral held Sunday at 2 pm with services at home and burial in St Johns cemetery. The Epworth League at Grace church plans a lecture by Rev W N Willis of Laporte on The Call of the Infinite. Also notes a lung health testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bwtch
Dubuque
Henry Blitch
Innese
Dutch
Olio
Henry Bliltch
Dulane
Frey
Waterloo
Willan
Maus
Jieary Widman
Nichalag
David Marquett
Billings
Lug
St John's Cemetery
Epworth League of Grace
T. Church
Wred
N. Willis
D. O
Laporte
Grace Church
Wills
West
A. M. Ale
Wood
Ind
Foley
Woley
Dreven
Thompson
John Thompson
Clarksville
Joan Pauley
Christian Church
J. S. Lann
Minnesota
A. B. Lann
Lin
Co‘dar Falls
George H. Birney
Methodist Church
D. S. Wright
Cale
May
Clay Street
Moses Chapman
First Street
Aliss E. Woelfstein
Gresca
Mary Consigny
F.C. Blanchard
Regina
Canada
Clouse
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Cooney
Harry Botley
W. B. Tyer
Frank Polley
M. Bentley
Board of Control of State
Knoxville
Hasskarl Resigns Pastorate to Accept Galveston Call
Rev. C P Hasskarl of First Lutheran Water loo announced his resignation at Sunday service after seven years as pastor. The church accepted the resignation and extended a call to Rev Hugo Lutz of Greene to succeed him. Hasskarl will stay until after confirmation then pursue duties in Galveston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Hasskarl
First Lutheran Church
Jefferson Street
Havling
Galveston
Texas
Hasskarl
Hugo Lutz
Greene
Hasskari
Waterloo
Hasskerl
Allman Indicted on Three Counts in Embezzlement Case
Primghar Iowa reports George Allman formerly of Waterloo was indicted by the grand jury on three counts including forgery uttering forged paper and embezzlement. Fidelity Bonding Company sues as plaintiff. Allman held in county jail awaiting May term due to a full docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primghar
O'Brien
George Allman
Waterloo
Sheldon
Allman
Fidelity Bonding Company
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Funeral procession blocked by mud in Barclay township
Heavy Saturday roads halted a funeral cortege for James Dewar from the United Presbyterian church to the cemetery. Brady and Son, hiverymen, could not move a hearse and landau, forcing a transfer of occupants to remaining vehicles. The group reached Waterloo by 10 p.m. after abandoning two vehicles. cold mud froze the wheels overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Tey
Waterloo
Dave Campbell
Campbell Farm
Community Notes from Brandon and Surrounding Towns
Local updates include Mabel Morrison visiting from Vinton, Brandon schools closing for a two week vacation, and Grace Buckmaster visiting Jesup. Pearl Morrison becomes night operator in Vinton and her mother rents rooms there. Dances at Mt Auburn and in the G A R hall draw crowds. James Hearbower buys the Wilsey property while the Bearbower households see new ownership. Mrs Rouse acquires the Bearbower residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Morrison
Vinton
Brandon
Grace Buckmaster
Jesup
Ielen McLeish
Pearl Morrison
Mt. Auburn
G. A. R. Hall
Martha Jackson
Edgwood
Renlah Albert
Ota Bearhower
D. A
Jubilee Notes of March News and Local Moves
March items from Jubilee report illnesses and trades in the area. E M Buechele and others suffer grips. Nick Philips hog market at 5.90 per hundred. several families relocate farms and homes. Henry Lange to move into the old harness shop. various visits and chores noted among residents and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Bucchele
Ia Grippe
Nick Philips
Jesup
No. 7
Christ Bauer
Sauerbrei
John Weisenberger
E. M. Buechele
George Sauerbrei
Maynard
Fayette County
George
Oelwein
Fairbank
Herman Huck
Chas, Garling
John Hess
Jubilee
Carroll County
Peter Hess
Peter Shielz
Charles Wellman
Waterloo
Frank Blees
Dunkerton
Frank
Fox
Fred Loeb
Charles Garling
Henry Benarden
G. Heckman
Phillipsburg
Kansas
William Reinsche
Fred. Orth
Waverly
William
Henry M. Lange
Tian
Henry E. Harting
Christ. Baer
Henry
Wild ducks swarm and roads turn muddy in Gilbertville area
Local notes report abundant wild ducks along the river this year and county roads slick with mud. Mail carriers and milk haulers face tough travel while John Gales sold oats in Washburn and John Stenhenrauch shipped 1600 bushels at 20 cents. Community medical practice shifts as Dr Zeilinger plans move to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gales
Washburn
Dr. Zeilinger
Kansas City
Everture
John Stenhenrauch
Albert Kudenkaut
Minnesota
Christ
Schmitz
Poyner
Peter Federspiel
Negro and Indian Missions
Local social notes and civic notices from Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls items note Mrs H H Clay hosting the Coterie, Mr Samuel Netter visiting, and leave for Aurora Illinois. The Woman's Relief Corps meets at the G A R hall. Dr W W Gist attends funeral in Osage, Mrs Wilbur Derthick performs, and choir duties at Baptist and Congregational churches. Captain H M Pickell visits from Des Moines, families move from Waverly, and church associations plan meetings and baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
H. H. Clay
Samuel Netter
N. Israel
Aurora
Ilinois
Woman's Relief Corps
No. 26
G. A. R. Hall
W. Wi Gist
Osage
Waverly
S. Nims
Congregational Church
Nims
A. C. Page
Theodore N. Morrison
Iowa
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Homer H. Deis
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Severin
John Simp- 800
C. H. Nims
B. T. Stiles
Hubbell
Matthias
Mornin
George Wagner
Clay Street
Local notices from Waterloo city events and arrivals
Local Waterloo items report new hires at Mrs C Woods millinery and West Fourth Street undertakers, a machinist’s resignation to move to St Paul, visits and travel for multiple residents, a sprain injury, funeral arrangements for Mrs Dodge, voting machines arriving for local use, and a Congregational church call to Rev Rollins. A runaway near West Park and Commercial caused pole damage but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Brodie
Marguerite Brown
Ae C. Woods
Archie French
G.F. French
D. Woodreff
West Fourth
Alex
Burl
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
F. Heverly
Casswile
Board of Trustees
The
Congregational Church
Rollins
Whwington
Massachusetts
Waterton
Rolling
West Park Avenue
Commercial Street
Qnera House
Couras
Blix Poultry and Eye Establishment
Commings Commissions Grain, Provisioning and Stocks
Grain and provisioning commissions handled by Matin offices at Dispatch Building St Paul Minnesota with private wires to Chicago and New York. Members include Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce. Special attention given to grain orders. Branch office Steely Block Waterloo Iowa both phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matin
St. Paul
Minnesota
Chicago
New York
Minneapolis
GE Commerce
Waterloo
Iowa
Chicago Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices Lifted on Opening
Est receipts today show hogs 91,000 and cattle and sheep receipts rising. Hog prices opened 10 cents higher than Saturday with mixed and butcher hogs at 6.47 to 6.50. hot market closed weaker. Cattle opened 10 cents higher and closed strong. sheep opened 15 cents higher and closed quick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marco
Local Market Prices for Livestock and Commodities
Market notes list hogs at 6.00 and shock cattle at 3.00 to 2.60, prime steers 3.50 to 4.60, butchers cows 2.50 to 2.00, veal calves 4.00 to 4.50, and lard 10 r. Grain prices show wheat 8c, barley 35c, corn and oats 24c, rye 50c, butter 24c, eyes 14c, potatoes 40 to 45a, hay prairie 6.00, timothy 6.50 to 8.00, poultry prices include hens and chicks, and hides quoted for country slaughter grades 1 and 2.
Kidney trouble signs and remedies promoted in ad copy
An advertisement lists prices for flours and grains and warns women about kidney disorders. It claims nervousness headaches and back pain signal kidney trouble and promotes Foley's Kidney Care as a tonic that purifies blood and strengthens urinary organs, with local sellers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
C. Wy. Bitner and
Wangler Bros. & Todd
Bushman Aylward Nuptials At Iowa Falls
Brakeman John Aylward of Waterloo and Miss Abe Bushman of Alden were married Friday at Iowa Falls. The couple will reside in Waterloo where he has served in the transportation department for about a year between Waterloo and Freeport. The bride is well known in local social circles and Waterloo friends offer congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aylward
Waterloo
Abe Bushman
Alden
Iowa Falls
Aylward
Ifall Central
Freeport
Dubuque
Isle of Spice musical arrives at Brown’s Opera House
B C Whitneys company of sixty performs the Isle of Spice on Wednesday March 7 at Brown's Opera House. The show touring Chicago Boston and New York boasts novel staging and a pony ballet of twelve girls. Local notes mention L McCune in Kansas City on business and Mr and Mrs Jensen moving from Ocelwelh to Parkersburg with a creamery firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Whitney
Brown's
Opera House
Chicago
Boston
New York
Majestic Theatre
Isle of Spice
Sears
George Jensen
C. T. Fuller
Jensen
Ocelwelh
Parkersburg
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Hilbert Shallenberger
Wai Xine
Legan
Satwabay
Osly
Hotel Fortner
Tix
Shallenberger
Buslvesa
Hoggard
Addrass
Wilbert Shallemberger
Osmwead Hird
Chisaga
Meleronce
Ora
Et Stain Bank
Goga
Honey Blitch
Michael Blitch
Elean
Melechild
Mrg
Harry Gould
Hugo
Lutz of
Greane
O’brien County
Follister
Uecky Mountain
Wangler Bros & Toda
Petha
Roese
Gilbertville
E. P. Caldwell
Polo, Il
J. D
C. W. Caldwell
Western Railroad
Charles Boehmler
Miss Bid Downing
Miss Downing
Grace Israel
Joe and
Mary McDonald
Grace McCowan
Ming Chase
Alexander
Mary Clark
Bess Mason
Hartington, Neb
Mabel Harper
Mrs. Kennedy
Mason City
Republican City Committee
Frank B. Muller
Wright
Ralph Christie
P. J. Martin
Theodore W. Koch
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Carnegie
Koch
Andrew Carnegie
Buldinisa
Ed. Westhart
Kenmore
N. T
Mra
Arthur Measloger
Misa Mariy Spaulding
M. D. Rose
East Ninth Street
Milets
Clarion
S. Bennett
Milens
Gedree Beck
Dodge
United States
Henderson Drug Story
Joder's Pharmacy
Commings
Uhnois
Lord Shane
National Biscuit Company
Graham
Bakers
Pioneer
Royal
Mlinois
Central Brakeman
Whitney
L. McCune
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