Reverend Hallowell Dies Esteemed Waterloo Resident
Waterloo mourns the death of Rev Peter Hallowell aged 88 at his son’s home. Born in Pennsylvania in 1818 he moved to Blackhawk County in 1848 and was active in church and community service. Funeral is Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. at Grace M E Church with burial in Poyner Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hallowell
Waterloo
WW. A. Hallo
Washington Street
Hillowell
Rev
Hallowell
Mt. Joy
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Beck
Hhis
Philadelphia
Methodist Church
Neckford
Minais
Dame
Blackhawk County
Raymond
Hiliowell
Houkford
Misa Harriett Breds
Germantown
Montgomery County
Poyner Cemet Éry
Iowa
W. A
A. B. Hallowell
J. D. Caldwell
Laura
J. W. Hughes
Manitoba
J. 0. Wells
Sterling
Kansas
Nelle May
W. F. Hallowell
Butte
Montana
George A. John
Mitchel
South Dakota
United Presbyterian Church
Big City
Frederick Elliott
Dunkerton and
Masons
Odd-Fellows
Grace M E. Church
Thomas Hatlawell
Los Angeles
California
Grace M. i ‘Church
Heva
G. Cattermote
F. L. Loveland
Poyner Cemetery
John Pauley Passes at Clarksville Rail Veteran 77
John Pauley longtime railroad official died at his Clarksville home after a heart attack. A Cedar Rapids native, he helped build the Rock Island through Waterloo and served nearly 25 years with the B C Road and NL railway, later supervising bridges and buildings on local divisions. He moved to Clarksville 40 years ago and retired about 12 years ago. Funeral arrangements pending. Mathias William Clouse, 11 months old, died at 5:20 am after pneumonia and meningitis. burial in Catholic cemetery after Mass at St Joseph's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paulsey
Thompson
Waterloo
Clarksville
Shore Ilinesa
Amd
Rock Island Railroad
Pawley
Clarksviile
Pauley
John Pauley
Tha Ington
Cedar Rapida
Northérh
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Mathias William Clouse
Wim, Clousa
Fanty Home
East Eighth Street
Hne
St. Jospeh’s Catholic
Fathr M. Cooney
Waterloo Woodmen Prepare To Launch Headquarters Campaign
Waterloo Woodmen, Hawkeye Camp No 387, plan an March 8 meeting to hear delegates from Eldora about the first unit convention and to drum up support to move headquarters from Omaha to an Iowa city. Attys Tuthill Murtagh Switzer and Rev Schiah will speak, urging local attendance and new members.
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Hawkeye
Worth
Eldora
Waterloo’s
Omaha
Iowa City
John §. Tuthill
J.C. Murtagh
A. B. Switzer
Hidora
Waterloo
Woodmen Lodge
G. H. Schiah
Conductor John Powers Promoted to Yard Master in Illinois Central
Conductor John Powers, of Waterloo, has been named general yard master for Illinois Central yards in Fort Dodge. He reports March 5 and will oversee seven locomotives and thirty cars, with headquarters in Fort Dodge. Powers replaces Thompson, who moves to Great Falls, North Dakota, to manage Great Northern yards.
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John Powers
Water 100
Ilinois Central
Fort Dodge
Chia. 'Thoropson
Grand Forks
N. C
Great Northern
Powers
FL M. Jones
Omaha
Brotherhood of Rail Way
Tral
Transportation Department
Waterloo
Dubuque
Thin Ely
Thompson
Great Northern Railroad Company
Great Forks
N. D
Cigarette Papers to Burn and Glucose Plant Closure
W J Nolan was arrested for drunkenness after officers found a half peck of cigarette papers and 203 hooks. At 35 papers per hook, he could roll about 7 970 cigarettes. A large glucose plant in Marshall lawn, once employing 300, has been dismantled and its machinery moved away, likely ending its operation as a glucose factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Nolan
Alarshal Lawn
Hic
Slander Suit Dismissed In Iowa case
A Blairstown woman and Mrs. Frank Malo of this city saw a $3000 slander suit against Mrs. J. A. B. McNab of Blairsturg dismissed without prejudice. The petition claimed slander over alleged remarks about Malo’s reputation, but a signed statement by Mrs. Van Buskirk and others refuting the claims led to the dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Afareha
Frank Malo
JA. B. McNab
Blairsturg
Biairabure
Mallo
Blairsburg
van Buskirk
Blakeburg
McNab
Fire destroys seven frame buildings in Stanhope
Webster City reports a morning blaze in Stanhope on March 3 burning seven east side frame structures on the business street. Estimated loss reaches 20,900 with most insured. Residents suspect an incendiary cause similar to a prior winter fire on the west side. no culprits identified. Stanhope lies a short distance north of Webster City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Stanhope
Star Hope
Petrified Tree Discoveries Near Marahalitown Quarries
At the IL lam Gile quarries four miles southwest of the city workers uncovered what appear to be numerous petrified trees in a fifteen foot sandstone vein. The trees remain semi petrified and lie twenty feet beneath the surface. One large tree is marked for laying bare, while a knot shows sandstone beneath. D M Balliett, city street commissioner, was thrown from a wagon near Holland gales barn as a rig collided with his. Balliett was spilled to the mare and his clothes ruined. Fred Mardy, the other driver, was arrested but later discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marahalitown
Illam Gile
Emily
Geo
Ogis
D. M. Balliett
Mr. Halilote
Fred
Mardy
Wag
Petition to Move Railway Division Offices
Waterloo readers report a proposed petition by Illinois Central railroad workers in Dubuque and Waterloo to relocate division offices from Dubuque to Waterloo. The plan would alter passenger schedules and remove Dubuque from the route, shifting the line from Chicago to Waterloo to Omaha. Signature collection aims for about thirty days. leaders await council by I I R RL officials after signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Chicago
Waterloo
Omaha
Redmond Sells Out Meat Business After 20 Years
S E Redmond retires from Waterloo meat trade after two decades in business at Redmond McStay market East Firth and Lafayette streets. He plans to move family to Colorado for indoor work and a vacation, hand over to partner F B McStay. McStay and Redmond have trimmed the venture to keep steady sales as they continue the same practices. A novelty arose when a four legged chicken was dressed at the Fifth Street market, sparking curiosity about speed records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Redmond
Waterloo
Redmanj & Mostay
East Firth
Lafayette Streets
MoSlay
Ace
Colorado
Tc. Redmond
Benefi Eal
West
Fifth Street
Fisher
Cusuman
Redmond
F. B. McStay
Inet
Mefilay
Hedmond & McStay
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Adverts Kidney Pain Relief
A testimonial style notice promotes Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder ailments causing bearing down pains dizziness and rheumatic discomfort. Mrs Mary C Haney of Waterford shares a positive recovery story citing persistent trouble and improved health after using the pills. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY listed as sole US agents with price information and a reminder to remember the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
Dean
Mary CG
Haney
East Fourth Street
Wateriop
Neal
Prc Turing Dean
All Acalera
Price BC
Cente
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Heavy Fine Imposed In Street Car Disturbance Case
Ed and Frank Rutter pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and were fined 53.80 each while Smoky Myers Morgan was discharged. The Rutters faced additional charges for assaulting a street car worker and delaying traffic. authorities plan further prosecutions for pulling the street car and injuries claimed by G. S. Obenchain. Police sources recount the arrest and a chaotic chase with a wagon team near Dewar and Walnut streets. a bystander was knocked down but unhurt as the team bolted twice before being stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutter
Frank Rutter
Smoky Myers" Morgan
Rutturs
Morgan
Mears
Benjamin J. Howrey
Obenchain
Trafic
Marshal Sweiteer
Tom Morris
Johny Kinnefelter
Tly
Dewar
Sixth Street
Leams
Walnut , Street
Kunefelter
Matehal Sweitner
Ti Ging
Morris
Breb
Walnut Street
Raymond Area Roundup of Local Notes and Events
Miaga Florence returned home last Wednesday evening from teaching near Clarkaville. Ethel Owen and pupils in District No. 8 hosted a shadow picture sociable raising 11.50 for the library fund. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clough celebrated Mr. Dilger’s seventy first birthday with family in East Waterloo. Several neighbors and relatives moved to nearby farms. Mrs. Washburn returned from Bemidji with daughter. Visits among local families continued as weddings, illness, and social events were noted. The cement plant auction and other small items filled the Raymond notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miaga Florence
Clarkaville
Ethel Owen
Wm. Clough
Adam Dilger
East Waterloo
Rev. Goetze
Mote
Oklahoma
Schuler
Charles Brettzman
Nick Lutzen
George Pint
Catharlie G. Washburn
Bemidj
Minn
Mondey
Elmer Shaw
Auntin Smith
Barclay
Belle
Horn
Myre
C. E. Cobb
Waterloo
Pilips
Sedlesara‘slaters
Seymour Poyner
Raymond Jaat
Freencon E. Pontious
Cooper A. Mitetinger
Mra
Philips
Mra. C
John O' Connell
Will Heinen
Berend
C. Smith
Adglan Harrig
Harris
Mig
Riegel
Sermons on Heroes of Faith Announced at Brethren Church
Rev A A Adresser and Rev R H Teeter of the Brethren church announce a March series of Sunday evening sermons. The schedule lists March 4 Noah the Navigator, March 11 Abraham the Adventurer, March 18 Moses the Master of Men, and March 25 Joshua and Jericho at the corner of South and Fifth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H R. Teeter
The
Brethren Church
Nogh
the Navigator
Abraham
Adventurer
Moses
Master of
Men
Joshua
Jericho
Waterloo police judge candidate announces bid
A D. A. Cutler declares he will run in the spring election for Waterloo police judge. He has long been a resident and former district court reporter, earning respect for knowledge of the law. His campaign launches with supporters urging his name.
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A. Cutler
Waterloo
Cutler
Culler
Cutley
oMee and Iy
Earneat
Love or Loan in a Hasty City Marriage
In Traer Justice Woolley court a dispute over cash given by Harry J. Miker to Miss Navey Ladd seeks whether the payment was a loan or a love token. Miker sues for 27 dollars alleged to have bought a wedding Avery and travel for the Seattle marriage, with J Wenner as attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry 'T
Thie Elty
Harry JT. Miker Bas
Ondt
Mise Ladd
Avery
Dea Moiisa
Seattle
Washington
J. Wenner
Jattorney Foy Plaintitt
First Meeting Opens Club Room In East Side Library
The Ladies Literary Society, the city’s oldest women’s club, held the inaugural meeting in the new club room on the east side library building. Mrs. W. W. Marsh and Mrs. Welch presented the first topics for consideration in the dedicatory program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Literary Society
Brary
Itls Society
W. W. Marah
Welch
Elklets Elect Officera at Friday Meeting
The Huklete annual election was held Friday afternoon at a meeting with Ira Florida McQuone. Officers chosen include Noble Dame Mrs. S. H. Pinkerton, Junior Dame Mrs. F. H. Stearns, Worthy Prientesa Mrs. W. Place, Lecturing Elder Mrs. Richard Lee, Treasurer Mrs. C. L. Kingalay, Secretary Mrs. G. P. Kruse, Mistress of Ceremonies Minnie Dullie Stearns, Inside Guard M G. B. Lindty, Outside Guard Ben 8 Shilliam. Also advertised is the Isle of Spice with The Goo Goo Man number featuring Chittea Pussy and twelve young girls in costumes, reportedly drawing many encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
McQune
S. H. Pinkerton
F. H. Stearns
Worthy Prientesa
Mmre
W. Place
Richard Lee
C. L. Kingalay
G. P. Kruse
Catemonies
Minry Dullle Stearns
Myg
G. B. Lindty
Bre
Shilliam
Brown
Chittea Pussy
Andiances
Jeliles
Tax Collectible Status In Barber Asphalt Case
County treasurer Edward Musser reports taxes are due and collectible starting April. Barber Asphalt faces a $6000 damages claim from employee Edward Musser over an on site injury blamed on a concrete mixer platform. The company asserts employee negligence and notes platform was part of designated work area.
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W. Ulingworth
Clty
East Aide
Barber Asphalt Company
Liceworth
Anyong
Samme
Tanrenaurai
Thors
Mhorg
Alice
Barber Asphalt and Paving Company
Edward Musser
Platanf
Defenisnt
Mullan & Pickete
Damage Case Settled Against Railway Company
A settlement reached in a damage case against Ulinots Central Railway by GA Schuster for injuries from a train alighting fall. The parties agreed the defendant pay costs and the plaintiff $25, with the total judgment near $1,996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thadaimaga
GA. Schuster
Ulinots Central Railway Company
Asia of Settlement
Costa
Mariadant Wins First Prize at Maple Leaf Club Event
The Maple Leaf club of north end youths held a Bridey evening at Arakeman 3 H. Graham’s home in Shilliam addition. Frizog offered for the top player. Floyd Margedant won twelve of sixteen games and the fleet prize painting. Frank Hanson received the consolation prize. About twenty attended. treatments followed the social. Lavi Nelson, a prominent farmer, fell from a bridge on Town Walls Friday morning while returning from his son’s wedding. He struck his head on ice, drowned, and was found by his family unconscious and dead.
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Maple Leaf Club
North End
Arakeman
H. Graham
Shilliam
Frizog
Fleet
Floyd Margedant
Frank
Hanson
Lavi Nelson
Town Walls
Rnder
Aueeten
Rex
Kill Sunday Baseball Bill in House Says Carstensen
Representative Carstensen of Clinton says the anti Sunday baseball bill will never reach the House. He sits on the committee on paternal regulations where the bill has been shelved. Two men paid fines of 5.85 dollars each in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nox Movies
Carstensen
Clinton
Committee On Patria Régulations
Two Franke
Tain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. Hallowell
Meanngulp
John Bowers
Illinois Central
Frank Mallo
Marshalltown
Butler District Court
Lye
Anison
Jerome Wheeler
Clyde
Parney Rameau
District Court
Butler County
Difford P. Smith
Wheeler
Wes
Supreme Court
Clygo
Smith
Nanned Brown
Inim
Ramsey
F. E. Mostay
Fifth Street Meat Market
Motorman
D. &.Qbengham
WII
Hag Jong Leen
Dowa
A. A
Plane Instructive Services
D. A. Cutler
Elklets
Isle of Spice
John Bridon
al, Dunham
Saint John's Globe
Canada
Robert
Paltan
Brittan
Paris
Dy. Bo Wyle
Tana Wimnty
Hive
Hanon! Avenue
HH. W. Hammond Bui
Alwon Beaur
TREAS
Schuster Gase
Barber Asphalt Go
Mariadant
Firet
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