Missing lodge member vanishes after three degrees in one sitting
Waverly reports indicate businessman Offutt of the West Side Coot Market disappeared after being initiated into Cad Fedow lodge with three degrees at a single sitting. He had arrived from Colorado four years ago and did market work. wife awaiting at home heard nothing since, community puzzled if foul play or sudden departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Offutt
West Side Coit Market
Cad Fédow Lodge
Mr.Onitt
Colorado
West
Boy shot by friend near Larchwood on breakfast day
Two 14 year old boys, Orville Nichols and Eddie Partice, were implicated after an accidental revolver discharge at breakfast Monday. Nichols was wounded in the neck with the bullet passing through the left lung and lodging in his back, paralyzing his eyes below the lips. He was halted at Sioux City for surgical care, with Rev. H. P. Peterson arranging transport via through train No. E to aid the boy and his attendant. Orville Nichols, son of a widow, resided in Larchwood.
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Sibley
Muren
Orville
Nichols
Larchwood
Bis Chum
Portice
Sioux City
H. P. Peterson
Eddie Partice
Loys
Orville Nichols
Larehwooit
Hood
Sald Sercombe
Jerusalem
Leamy
Old Kesteven
Devil
Black
Jones
Mme
Walt
Bia
George
Charles City Bank Makes Leadership Change
In Charles City on March 21 the estate of A G Case transfers interest in the First National Bank of the city to Ellis and Dlig. Ellis elected president. Jas A Case remains on the board. Directors named H C Raymond, William Mannsberg, James A Case, C B Ellis, and A B Ellis with no change in conduct or policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves City
Messrs. Ellis-S Dlig
A. G. Case
First National Bank of
Ellis
Jas. A. Case
Messrs
Bila & Ellis
Cage
C. D. Ellis
H.C. Raymond
William Mannsberg
James A. Case
OC. B. Eilis
A. BE. Ellis
Directors Meet on Cedar River Park Auditorium Plans
Waterloo Chau tangua and Bible Institute directors convene this afternoon to discuss funding and improvements for a new Cedar River park auditorium in spring. Architect’s plan shows 4000 seating, expandable to 5000, and 250 to 300 on the platform with no obstructive posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Chautangua and Bible Institute
Cedar River Park
Rebuild Plan Aims to Shore Up Damaged Yard Facility
The archi tack team claims steel beams will strengthen the root supported structure at WHI Rebuild Yards while costs were used. Insurance adjusted losses from a lumber-yard fire about ten thousand dollars. The company will rebuild with safer design and expanded storage space, with most losses borne by firms represented in the city by Jameson French agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Architack
MacEuchron & Ha
Jameson French
Final report filed in district court on receiver duties
John N. LaBare, receiver for Equitable Mutual Life, files detailed transactions showing receipts of 24 774 15 and disbursements of 83 139 61 with a remaining balance of 1 504 54. Claims and attorney fees total 661 55 and 600 respectively. salary of 100 per month through Oct 1906 and continued through March 1906.続きを読む
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. LaBare
Equitable Mutual Life Aesteration
Hut
James BP. Sherman
U.S. Fidelity and Trust
LGB
First National Bank
Supreme Catre
Commercial Bank
Waterloo Savings Bank
Comet
Pioneer Waterloo Merchant Dies After Illness
W W Ferry a pioneer Waterloo merchant died Tuesday night at 11 00 at his home 522 West Fourth street from paralysis of the heart He was born in Pennsylvania in 1883 and came west settling in Waterloo where he started a drug store on Commercial Street He was active in community and church affairs and left loyal friends The funeral will be Thursday with prayers at 1 30 and burial in Reinbeck after the Waterloo afternoon train
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
W. W. Ferry
Waterloo
Te Cilizong
West Fourth Street
Perry
Way &Ly
Ma. Faery
Commercial Street
Eest
Forry
Businhead
Mr. Forry
Pennsylvania
Preport
Tinois
Iowa
Forty
Ferry
A. Wilson
Retubeck
Mary 8. Wilson
Denver
Colorado
Frank Davis
Chicago
Ninate
Witton
Uma
Grundy
Servica
J. E. Johnson
Reinbeck
Great Western
Palmer Sues City for 3000 Over Sidewalk Fall
Georgia E. Palmer sues Waterloo city for 3000 claiming injury after slipping on a snow and ice covered sidewalk at Franklin Street and Oak Avenue. She alleges the city allowed the path to become dangerous and slippery, causing a fall on February 24, 1906, injuring her arm and back. Attorneys for plaintiff are Jesse Gonge and H. S. Boles. for defendant B. Swisher and John Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia E. Palmer
Waterloo
Sun
Franklin Street
Oak Avenue
Tranklin Street
Jesse Gonge
H. 8. Boles
Pialitin
B. Swisher
John Williama
Local notes from La Porte City and surrounding area
The La Porte City column reports social visits and travels of residents including Charles Burgess and family, Jim, and Misses Gingrich and Kahter. It notes plans to Colorado or North Dakota, a Catholic Church feature in a Peoria magazine, and J. W. F. Babcock relocating household effects to the city.
House cuts heavy on state school funding
Des Moines March 21 The House appropriations committee trims the normal school grant to 12500 from 26000 and halves most items. Total 12500 for salaries summer term librarian and assistants library grounds and other costs. University funding drops to 139500 from 267000 and agricultural college to 57000 from 236000. Senator Courtright opposed a board bill for education institutions. House passes Warren Senate bill on county superintendents and teacher examination oversight by a state board. Cummings bill to curb unfair discrimination also advances. Governor Perkins to speak. Cummins reply to Gilliland resolution ready for action.
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Des Moines
House Committee On Appropriations
State Normal School
University
Agricultural College
Courtright
Board of Control
House
Warren
Gev. D. Perking
Cummins
Gilliland
Death and funeral notices from Waterloo area deaths
Martin L. Aurand, 46, dies after ingesting rye in a personal crisis. he had dementia and moved from Lanark to Watering. Funeral plans include burial at Well for Huine. Mrs. Mary Wilson, wife of J H Wilson, dies at 9:15 p.m. at 121 West Fourth Street after long illness. she leaves seven children and several relatives.
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Marin L. Aurand
Corner State
Mulberry
Aurand
Bes & Fe
Mr. Aurand
E.G. Cat
Martin L. Aurand
Watering
Lanark
Huing
Mary Wilson
J. H. Wilson
West
Fourth Street
Mrs. Wilson
Peterhors
Ontario
Canada
Daviani
Jane Fife
David J. Wilson
Albert A. Wilson
Waterloo
Chas."Mugsser
J. BH. Cumming
Fatherville
Iowa
Henry
Cedar Falls recovers gas and power after outage
Cedar Falls officials consider piping gas from Waterloo after a destructive plant incident. J C Elston and Maynard report no rebuilding plan yet. a proposal to supply Cedar Falls from Waterloo will be presented to the council. The Cedar Falls electric transformer was repaired and power restored by noon Wednesday after a citywide blackout.
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Cedar Falls
Tampa
Arlington
Gas Company
Funeral Services For Unfor tunates In Cedar Falls
Special funeral services are arranged for two victims of Tuesday's gas accident in Cedar Falls. The foreman James Derris will be buried Thursday at 10:00 in the Baptist church, Rev H B Mable officiating. Gus Siebert was laid to rest Wednesday in the Presbyterian church, Rev P Connor leading. Siebert leaves a wife and three children. Derris supported his elderly mother and sister. The plant loss is estimated at 106000 by Citizens Gas manager Burt.
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Cedar Falls
Tha Foreman
James
Derris
Baptist Church
Mable
Gus Siebert
Presbyterian Church
PF. Y Connor
Burt
Citizens Gas Company
May Have Gone to Chicago Oscar Smith's disappearance linked to bank withdrawal
Parents of Oscar Smith believe he withdrew 350 from First National Bank before vanishing Sunday and may have traveled to Chicago to visit a friend. They think he will return soon. Also notes school repairs at Emerson, a double session, and planned open house events at Vetter & Waters with music by Myers orchestra and a spring opening offering carnations. Rawlogs seeks $105.91 against Waterloo Baseball association. Mrs. Thomas Blake returns to Waterloo after hip injury. Miss Mabel Finaly recovering from eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Smith
First National Bank
Chicago
Emerson
Ramonellpg
Daeily
Vetter & Waters Dry Goods
Commercial Street
Myers Orchestra
The Adventurers Chapter XX Chaos and Escape
In a shadowed cavern Hood and a Greek crew plot a bold escape from pursuit after a burglary. Sercombe recalls Hood’s treachery and a high risk plan involving murder to silence witnesses, while the narrator contends with shifting loyalties and a tense overnight vigil.
Fragmented Tale of Hood and Mystical Gathering
The narrator awakens in a cave to find Hood absent and Greek figures in conference near the mouth. Stamboulos ignores him as others vanish into the wood. A commotion erupts when a scoundrel tries to strike, whispers pass, and bedding is seen amid the tense scene.
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Him
Lad
Charles City Bank
John N. Labarre
Equitable
Costa
Edwards & Longley
TOOS
Gourtrighe & Arbuckle
P. Witzgerald
C.D. Beatt
H. Kearns
J. R. McNulty
W. W. Forry
Sud
Denly
Mas
Georgia
E. Palmer
Gity
Laporte City
Pprese
SEDO
Chane
Mayme Bradfield
Mabel Hayés
Eva Scott
Charles Burgess
Jim
Himter
Cap- Utfes
Clarkesville
Briggs
Cedar Rapids
Tarry
Munter
J. G. Graham
Mears
Bement
Srigga
Mr. Mears
Cedar Valley
Elrenti
Ion Eélther
Feld
Aha
Siftaranii
Jas
Cogswell
N.C
Monigold
Miss Vials
Gingrich
James Gingrich
Misa Nora Kahter
Intester
North Dakota
9. H. Nies
Osstan
Js. Nutt
Wm. Feegles
A. B. Kline
P. L. Snyder
Oklahoma
Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Pea Mofnes
East Third
Mulberry Streets
Mark Cooney
Relious Institution
Rala
Yao Church
Catholis
Vhla City
J. W. F. Babcock
Western Medial Insurance Association
Committee ON Appropriations
Martin L. Adrand
Ian
Tena
Citizens Gas CO
oBent and Cook Stores
J. C. Elston
Mr. Maynard
Rawlogs Sporting Goods Co
Waterloo Baseball Association
Reed & Tuthi
Thomas Blake
Oelwein
Mra J. G. Matthews
Mulberry Wheel
Mabel ‘Finaly
The
Adventurers
Sercombe
Greatorex
Mr. Hood
Chile
Pye
Ray
Tha E Bunzel
Mary Thin
Greskr
Emmboulon
Stamboulos
Tonian
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