Local notes and town movements in Cedar Falls
John Simpson visits Cedar Falls farms east of town while Dr. Bradford travels to St Paul with patient Mrs Amy Dough arty Capper for surgery. Many residents relocate farms and homes, with relations visiting, illnesses, a school election upcoming, and a large community effort for a soldiers' monument. A marriage at the Catholic church and various social events are noted amid daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simpson
Cedar Falls
Cairs St
Bradford
St. Paul
Amy Dougharty Capper
Clarence Shepard
Cripps
Chas
Shepard
Holden
J. C. Hand
W. C. Wright
Merick
Chaz, Shepard
Wyant
Barn Progser
F. C. Davis
L. A
Della Decker
Vernon
Minnie Schintsmeyer
Calaboose
B. EB
Sweet
Congress
Local notes span illness weddings and visits in Waverly area
March updates detail Heideman children measles Mrs Diercks business trip to Waverly Schumacher-Harms wedding at groom’s parents home Ralph Phillips ill ton solus and P guppy tussle Mrs Heldeman hosted friends Louis Platte injured lip requiring stitches Ald. society entertained at Synibate Pelton from Waterles visiting H Thomas returned from Colorado Ernest Milling visited Tripoli Mrs Farnaworth visited Lindner Waverly Hildebrand Heminghaus loss at Dan Webster’s home fire Readlyn Giese mother-in-law visit Attendees at church dedication in Waverly Sheriff Knapp visited Brumme Brumme Kehe at Waverly Jacobs Bremer County Insurance meet Nas sold house to Musch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heideman
Will Diercks
Waverly
Schumacher-Harms
Bir
F. Schumacher
Ralph Phillips
Ton Souus
John Heldeman
Louis
Fred Platte
Ald. Society
Synibate
Colorado
Ernest Milling
Tripoli
Bare
Will
Frank Farnaworth
Lindner
Hildebrand & Heminghaus
Dan Webster
Howe
Henry Giese
Readlyn
Hominghaus & Jacobs
Bremer County Insurance Co
John Braong Nas
Mra. Musch
Local notes from New Hartford and nearby towns
A collection of brief items details residents visiting, moves, and minor events. Names include Grace Drehr, Lela Stanley, Ethel Ingalls, Pearl Mack, Ardella Mack Hughes, Oscar Thompson, George Caywood, Johnny Grady, FE. J. Dunham, Anna Plummer, Milas Booton, N. C. Mack, and H. Van Neest. Also mentions a Republican primary in Butler county on Saturday March 7 for a delegate to the county convention in Allison on March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar Falls
J. W. Plummer
Grace Drehr
Lela Stanley
Allean
Ethel Ingalls
Pearl Mack
Ardella Mack Hughes
Oscar Thompson
George Caywood
Mr. Phillips
Lena
Johnny Grady
FE. J. Dunham
Chicago
Anna Plummer
Cedar Falls
Houlihan Bros
Milas Booton
Allison Thurasay
Familly
N. CG
Mack
L.J
Stout
Butler County
Allison
H. van Neest
Jaynes
Yokom Brosa
Susan Collins
Ace
Plainfield News Roundup of Visits and Local Events
P N Walker travels to Chicago and Paw Paw Michigan to visit son Hugh and relatives. Mrs Della Taylor called in Waverly. Harry Cregar returned from Waterloo after two weeks visit. Alberts Willig and Will Folks Jr family visits. Birth to Henry Wedeking Jr a baby girl. Local calls from Nashua and Waterloo residents. Death of Lillian Van Meyers in Kansas City. Couple Charles Westhoff and Henrietta Solomon wed in Lenora Wisconsin with long residence history. Fire nearly damages J R Howdeshell home. water used to stop it. Community gatherings, visits, illnesses, and a surprise party for Charley and Lige Ullom prior to moving to Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrg
W. Bootin
Miss Girton
Putnam
Epworth League
J. W. Plummer
Ivah Packard
Jessie Hurlbut
N. H. Wolfensberger
Milo Lewis
August' Critzman
Laura Plummer
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
B. J. Dunham
David Sherman
N. C
Chase
A. T. Perrin
J. C. Ordway
van Chase
Grundy County
Town City
Mrs. Chase
L. L. Smith
F. M. Wells
J. L. Sprague
Warren Seaver
Chrig Oleson
Wm. Taylor
Ralla
Harry Hurlbut
Kodak
P. N. Walker
Chicago
Paw Paw
Michigan
Hugh
Della Taylor
Waverly
Harry Cregar
Justin Preston
George Kelly
George’ Christman
Weatherford
Oklal
Ella Lynes
J. D. Collins
Roy Blodgett
Swalter Swinton
Bessie
Kansas
Skarer
A. A. Lynes
David Thompson
R. Strauser
G. &. Yarding
Lillian van Meyers
Kansas City
Lewis Drestler
Wallace Barker
Chas. Westham
Henrietta Solomon
Lenora
Wis
Thera
Iva
Janesville
Iowa
Nashua
Mr. W
Charles
Frank
Hila
Charjea Otty
Jim
Jonn
Mra. Westhoff
Arch Berry
New Hampton
Misa Fonny Watkins
Gerry
Aweetheart
John Bird
Otto
Nf. M. Peterson
J. We-Wait
Ifo Gamaha
Walt
Mr. Bartlett
Omaha
Mabel Trumbull
Duluth
GK. Smith
Karl Seifert
Center Grove
Chas
McKenzie Gays
J. R. Howdeshell
Brooklyn
Rose Myere
Riverton
B. Ulam
Liga
Webster, & CO
Ullam
Charlew Ily
Frank Ahern
Albert Lea
Ahern
Manly Town
Iowa Central
Mason Guy
Ferdinand Getech
Jep' Fons
Sher
Mesdames Peterson and
Blasier
Gene Bond
Richard Layton
Tor
J. B. Mayes
Vinton
Arthur Allison
Cedar Rapids
Addie Rinehart
Dows, Fown
Wd. Neupaer
Maggie Moore
Thureday
Ed. Quaso
Montezume
A. G. Bailey
Presbyterian Church
Batley
John O'Reilly
Tt. A. Miller Grocery
Otto Schrether
Washburn
O'Reilly
Tom Rawhin
Inkster
N. D
R. R. Bradfield
M. E. Hummell
Saturdrey
General Woodford backs Hughes for New York governor
New York March 4 Gen Stewart L Woodford accepts presidency of the Hughes National League and pledges to lead the Hughes boom for the Republican nomination for New York governor. The longtime public servant and former minister to Spain says he will campaign vigorously from now until the Chicago convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart L. Woodford
Boom Hughes
New York
Mar
Woodford
Hughes National League
Con ‘le i
Manhattan
Seldon
Atash
Columbia University
United States
New York State
John T. Hof
United States Congress
Greater
Spain
Madrid
Hughes
Moses
Republican Hour
Hughes National Movement
Chicago
Baby girl born as families share news from La Porte
Art Walker and wife welcome a baby girl born Monday March 2 as town residents report a busy spell. German measles prompt a school vacation for Charles Smith from Kel.sey and many locals recall injuries, travels, moves, and plans as spring nears.
Local mayoral race notes and town movements
A jumble of brief notes covers mayoral candidacy undecided, civic visitors, and residents moving between Waterloo and neighboring towns. George Banger, a local businessman, was seen at Stor in Waterloo Friday while Hanford Boomhour plans to move to town soon and reside in the Lucas house. Others include Dr and Mrs R L Hancock hosting Dora Shimer and Mrs Wm Fagles visiting from Waterloo, and A Hudson purchasing twelve Shropshire ewes in Salem for a purebred flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Shimer
Jeanp
Bir
John Shimer
Wm. Fagles
Waterloo
CE. Tilton
Laporte City
Hudson
Salem
Iowa
A. L. Walker
W. Ho Lyon
P. Huonoell
Charles City
Simon Wagoner
Wm. Goodfellow
Revlin
March 3 Social Notes and Local Weddings
Local notes recount visits and departures, including Mrs James Gallery's facial erysipelas illness, Miss Lann Peterson and Miss Erin McCann visiting relatives, and travels of Mr and Mrs Bucher. The piece notes school repairs, new auctioneer dealings, residents moving, and a Catholic church wedding for Mamie Cummings and James Dobbins with a post ceremony breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlefield
Waltertown
George Kirkpatrick
Dakota
Dawson Ownby
Chicago
Amy Kinney
Stanhope
George Kinney, Jr
Tom
W. Buchier
Independence
Mrs. Grey
EB. D. Frantz
Nlinets
Geo. Kirkpatrick
Margy Ryan
J. B. Ryan
Mra
John Goon
Manchester
Waterloo
Dunlap
J. Palmetier
Rimm
Carmody & Peterson
Coggan
W. B. Halleck
D. M. Love
Newtonville
George du Boin
Mr. Love
George [Kirkpatrick
Anna
Margaret Farrell
Cara
Neareat Farm House
Elgin
Mamie Cummings
James Pockatns
Father Trumm
Sarah Farrell
Mont
Frank Dobbins
Cummings
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Janbeville
Julius Carl
Curtis Corwin
M. Bronson
Fletcher
Parkersburg
J. | Plummer
Denver
New Hartford
Mrs. Barker
Plainfield
Simmons! Gallery
Stewart L. Woodrord
Art Walker
Charles Smith
Kelsey
Hawy Hill
Alligon
A.A. Kammerer
Mr. Fry
Blanche Stevenson
Minneapolis
Lamont
F. O. Newcomb
Grace Cann
Clyde
John Colligan
B. Plorca
Oklahomia
J. D. Clouse
M. Garner
B. Witt
Martha Hart
M. Knapp
Vera Longfellow
J. Scoby
Wood
Lo Vingon
B. Lenavens
Glen Washburn
Frances Trotter
Aberdeen
S. C
Albert Kamm
Mary A. Faint
Norton Corner
IV. L. Olney
Hampton
Jns. Epley
Laporte
Winthrop
Nationa Bank
First National Bank
Towa
Knipp & Roth
Edison and
Victor Talking Machines
Edison Gem
E. W. Stroebel
Sycamore
Eaatdth
State House Coffee
ALL Grocers
Black Hawk Coffee
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