Triumph Cedar Falls residents in spring notes and transfers
Town and township column recounts springtime activities including Miss Lucy Francis leaving Triumph for Cedar Falls Normal, the Bensconald family moving into Riverside, repairs on J W Praneis home, visits between Waterloo and Triumph residents, hunting plans altered by illness, and multiple family moves. Also mentions horse purchase by Reuben Caldwell, social teas, school reorganization posts, and local farming movements across Cedar Pass and Littleton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Francis
Triumph
Cedar Falls
W. G. Bensconald
Riverside Farm
Jingsbury
Sasse
Augusta Zummack
Mr. Dunlap
J. W. Praneis
Geo. Sankey
Waterloo
Loebsask
Reuben Caldwell
East Perry
T. C. Melrosa
Belrosa
Jennie Reudberg
Mrs. Reeder
J. Roberts
Eagle Grove
Grace Griswold
Colorado
May Francis
Spencer
James McGlaughlin
David Bright
A. J. Glenny
Otterville
Jim
Mary Walker
Adda Francis
L. V. Francis
Fred
Camp
Rena Alexander
Florence Grigwold
Igander Minton Jag
Minton
John Lortch
Lutheran Church
Mason
Lana
John Halts
Texas
Riverside
Buchanan County
Malta
M. Wilbur
Barton County
Missouri
Hulta
Waterloo Way theme drives local W C T U interest
The Daily Reporter highlights Waterloo Way discussions with the local W C T U in lively terms. Mentioned are upcoming safe pills sales by Tom Cunningham and a Riverside farm sale by E Little, plus appeals for readers to obtain their own Reporter for access to meeting reports and a lively, engaged community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Neds
Tom Cunningham
E. Little
Riverside Farm
W.c.t. U
Daily Reporter
Rev Fathers Visit Marks Iowa Town Notes
March 30 report from Jesup notes Rev. Father O Dowd of Independence and Rev J J Horsfield visiting with updates on Dr Shimer's building purchase from Dr Haradon. Garden editor Clarence Crynes showcases early blooms and an active hotbed as town residents discuss lectures, caucuses, and upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father O'Dowd
Independence
J. J. Horsfield
Dr. Shimer
Haradon
Clarence Crynes
Clarence
J. M. Barger
New York
Dunham Bros
Waterloo
L. B. Spafford
C. A. Marsh
Eva
H. A. Maine
Des Moines
Grace Barger
Allison
Cummins
Allison Inn
Mercy and Help Department
Epworth League
John Cooper
Reader
Barclay Cemetery
R. le Bordner
Imarov
Chas, Snike
Art. Hill
Jay Laird
Art Laird
R. P. Snow
Notable Local Visitors And Life Events
Dr. Schilling aided a five year old in Rochester after a serious bowel operation and witnessed thirty four operations that day. Father Folkenbrock and Father Puetz assisted in the forty hour devotions at Meyer Catholic church. Dr. L P Rete returned from Vienna after eight months study, with Mrs Reich stopping in Chicago. Mr Gurley returns from the sanitarium fully restored. Miss Grimsby hosted a six oClock dinner for basketball teams from Charles City and New Hampton. Mrs Crooks died and her funeral was held at St Marys church. Mae Golinzeaux visited Lawler from Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Specklemire
N. Schilling
Rochester
Minn
Max Glaser
Schilling
Folkenbrock
Father Puetz
Tentn
Meyer
L. P. Rete
Europe
Vienna
Austria
Reich
Chicago
Tillie Kempendorf
R.H. Gurley
Des. Moines
Mr. Gurley
Marthine Grimsby
Charles City
New Hampton
Henry Crooks
St. Mary's Church
St. Joseph'’s Cemetery
Mae Golinxeaux
Waterloo
Lawler
Sawing accident injures Wm. Fritchie in Nashua
A 21-year-old man, William Fritchie, lost the index finger of his right hand when a twig or mishap while sawing wood for Nobla Tisher pulled his mitten into a saw. He sought medical attention in town and his mitten was torn. The piece also notes a local caucus naming a city ticket with E Morse as mayor and council nominees Gotsch, Smith, and Dye for treasurer. Additional items include praise for Waterloo manual training, real estate transfers totaling $162,624, and assorted ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzchie
Nashua
Fritchie
Nobla Tisher
Cauens
G. E.ettson
W. BP
Raymong
Wadee
G. E.bulson
Pradher & Howard's
W. B. Smith
N. It
Dye
H.[. Dexter
Local Social News From Oelwein and Nearby
Mrs Charles Merseh and children visit her mother in Oelwein before joining her husband in their Dakota home. Miss Anna Myer beset by grippe. Fred Reichman on business trip to Waterloo. Tolly of Marshalltown attends to property in town. Louis Mohits visits Waverly. Mrs H EB Dunham and daughter Jamnita visit Oelwein and Randalla. Mrs Berger visits mother and sisters in Oelwein. Miss Clark completes senior term and travels home to Watery for vacation. Bert Franklin transacts business in Waterloo. Leslie Dinham returns from Oelwein. he has quit work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mersehlana
Oelwein
Satur
Dakota
Anna Myer
Fred Reichman
Waterloo
Tolly
Marshalltown
Louis Mohits
H. EB. Dunham
Jamnita
Randalla
John Berger
Oelwe
Misa Clark
Watery
Bert Franklin
Weferl
Lesie Dinham
Oolwe
Local notes recount weddings moves and illnesses in Readlyn area
Residents traveled to Oklahoma City and Oregon for visits and new homes while others planned to relocate within Iowa. A marriage united Mr. Van Anspach and Miss Elva Hicke. a Meyerhoff family illness affected several members. measles and mumps were reported among children. Board directors took office and Meier nephew birthday plans surfaced as the community recorded daily life and minor events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Minnesota
Christ Boyd
Oklahoma City
Oregon
Boever
Wm Meyerhoff
Mr. Meyerhoff
Quinty
C. I. Soen
W. A. Burkey
Caen
Herman Thrau
Westgate
Mr. Thrau
John Tiedt
E.R. Jesse
Millie
Littleton
H. A. Miller
Will Vanderwalker
Oelwein
My. Bunger
Knight and Herbster relate events in New Hampton visit and illness
Z D Knight of Waterloo visits his brother Lon Knight and family. George Herbster returns from Cleveland after his son Fred’s death. Burmaster nurses a lame hand after an accident with a manure spreader. George Underwood comes home from Topeka after a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. D. Knight
Waterloo
Miy Brother
Lon Knight
George Herbster
Cleveland
Ohio
Fred
Burmaster
George Underwood
Topeka
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. R. French Waterios
Musset & Sons
Tamme
P.O. Ok
Waterloo Gandy Company
Waterlog
Iowa
Solvay Cokie Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
Powers Mig. Co
Jay
Atlana
Pli
Webi
L. S. Parsons
Music House
The
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company Lighting Fixtures
Syndicate Bik
Waterloo Granite Brick Co
C. J. Miller
Mer
Progressive
Davis
Cescaden Mfg. CO
Commercial Strant
Lowa
Sea
S. Joyner
G. L. Hunt
Waterloo Fruit
Commercial National Bank
Byvank Transfer Co
General Merchanise
Mulberry
Matt
Fisher Tent and
Lafayette Street
Taylor Music House
Smith & Nixon
East Fourth Street
Cutler Hardware Co
Watshoo
W.A. Bryant & Sons Co
Waterloo, Iowa
Jesup
Ellis & Foster
West Fourth Street
Bandfield Co
Fisher Building
Lafayette and
Sth Street
A.A. Duba
West
C. W. Chapman Lumber Co
C. R. Scruggis
Midland
Register
East Waterloo
Fred D. Merritt
Hia
W. F. Navtion
W. Waterloo
Warner's
J. B. Fly
Brooklyn
Sta
J. J. Knapp Ededs
Warner
J. J. Knawp
Paul Davis
Zico
Water Joo Furniture & Garpet Co
Sodee
the Sindlinger Dairy CO
Martin. Bros
Company
E, Jra Sulky CO
Black Hawk
Rath Packing Co
C.D. Young
C. B
Saddlery
Waterloo Register Go
Serco Senmary
Waterloo Artificial Ice Company
Fetel
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