New Ladies Wear Store Opens in East Fourth Street
The Hieber-Met Co opened a new exclusive Ty ladies furnishings store in the Vierce-Blowers building on East Fourth Street. The busy opening drew crowds from Cedar Falls and nearby areas, with sales to out of town buyers and thousands of car tokens given away. Gorham millinery moved in for the launch, while local markets noted general prices for hogs, corn, butter, and eggs amid a steady business scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hieber-Met Co
Vierce-Blowers
East Fourth Street
Cedar Falls
Hieber
Cates
Gorham Millinery
Pierce
Blowere
Family ties key to $1000 trust claim in Iowa case
Mrs. Edward Walsh formerly Miss Tilian Dacey writes from Seattle to Waterloo district court clerk M. Bentley confirming her identity. She provides birth in Dubuque February 1867, family names, school near Raymond and a Manitoba cousin, with affidavits to be sent for signature. Bentley expects verification and possible release of the trust funds held for Ella Dacey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Walsh
Tilian Dacey
5. M. Bentley
District Court
Walsh
Seattle
Washington
8. M. Bentley
Waterloo
Iowa
Dubuque
Pebruary
1867
Michael Dacey
Filen Barry
Daniel
David
Thomas
John
James
Michael
M. J. O'Keefe
Raymond
Joe Roberts
Wimulnes
Manitoba
Friends Here Thursday Afternoon Visit and Illness Notice
Charley Leny returned from a Kansas trip to buy land while Harry Greenleaf spent Sundays with his wife visiting Steamboat Rock. Mrs H C Koueke is quite ill. Death rates in New York and Chicago in late 1903 show pneumonia as a major cause. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised for coughs and pneumonia prevention, sold by J W Bitner and Wangler Bros Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lafrenz
Ross Shirley
Missouri
C. H. Grandhurst
Etta Richards
Mary Richard
Olin
Iowa
Bina Hesse
Herman A. Hesse
Eagle Township
Cedar Falls
Hudson
Philip Shaffer
Blanche Hoover
Orange Township
Waterleg
C. W. Bedford
W. GT. U
Bowen
Tillie Tobias
Mary Shultz
Dike
Ed. Jacobson
S. S. Smick
Uaften Bretheren Curch
Lisbon
G. B. Strayer
Grace
Waterlan
J. H. Redfern
St. Joseph Mo
R. H. Pyles
J. G. McGartney
Mitchell
Talting
J. WH. McGartney
G. W. Bedford
D.B. Washburn
Zetta Berhand
Waterloo
U. N.S
Hert Petria
Chicago
O. J. Wood
Elma
Elizabeth Stuer
Alexander
Lavi Strayer
Strayer
Charley Leny
Kansas
Harry Greenleaf
Steamboat Rock
H. C. Koueke
New York
Foley
J. W. Bitner
Wangler Bros & Todd
F. Hageman
Wavarly
Ofr Town
Denver
Buster Crown
Lonnced
John Brons
Lydia Taylor
Waterborg
Diercks
Joe Schweifler
Henry Hesse
Ton
Mummaert
Sioux City
Dao
Crain Creek
Philer
Tiollenseck
Gentat
Funeral train carries Walter Cutting to Iowa Falls
Walter B. Cutting, killed in a Duncombe collision, was laid to rest in Iowa Falls. Services at First Baptist Church were led by Rev. Hargraves with Rev. Beeman. A special Illinois Central train carried 442 Waterloo mourners, including 65 Masons and 83 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen members, with six coaches and full standing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott C. Page
Waterloo
Margaret Clark
Harry I. Brown
W. A. Digane
Albert M. Field
Cedar Gaile
Waterloo and
Cedar Falls
Helen
Globel
Twelfth Street
G. H. Blyney
Mb, Church
Walter B. Cutting
Imnots Central Freman
Duncombe
Iowa Falls
First Baptist Church
Hargraves
H. G. Besman
Walnut Stret Baptist Church
Illinois Central
Gibbs
Rex Ickes
Town Falls
Beaman
Rev. Beeman
Mr. Beeman
Walter Cutting
Mr. Cutting
Rav. Hargraves
Messrs. Young
Geo, Wheeler
P. R. Griffin
A. J. Fairburn
E. E. German
Chas. Hersh
B. of L. F
Masonic
Big Religious Awakening Delayed Until Fall Revival
The ministerial association in Waterloo postpones special evangelist meetings planned for April. A central city revival is now set for early fall after the Great Bible conference, with evangelists including Torrey and Chapman considered. Jurisdictional issues and street-use limits prompted the shift. Julian Richards returns from Des Moines to visit friends and play golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Ani Bible Institute
Cedar River Park
Y. M
Virst
Ostrom
Stewart
Waterloo
Torrey, Chapman
Biederwolf
E.G. Cattermole
J. A. Earl
Frederick Elliott
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
West
Sith Eo
Cail
Hotel Metropole
Mt. Tady
Grain and Livestock Markets in Chicago Mar 26
The Chicago market report shows hog receipts and price ranges from 6.15 to 6.45 for various hog classes, cattle opening steady and closing steady to strong, and sheep opening steady to lower but closing strong. A note mentions A Welty receiving word his mother, 62, died in Bremen Ohio, delaying attendance at the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oricas
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Wilbert Shallenberger
Logan Hotel
Ratarn
Hotel Fortner
Waverly
Shalientorger
Haye
Bright
Wilbert Shallesbserger
Xwood Blvd
Ghisega
Crézet Stata Beni
G. V. Fowler
Dfeber-Metz CO
Timothy
Frour
Halkers
Pioneer
Réyal
Folin C. Hartman
Nama
A. Wing
Hattie Jones
Janesville
Rudson
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Dacey
Main Street
Corn Bell
Frank Roby
St. Patrick's Church
Rutledge Harris
Kansasity
Harris & Cole Bras
Bangert
Kate Wyth
Candit
Nashville
Ten
Tressee
Bess OF
Eee Bies
M. R. Benson
Leporte
Friends
Beeman
Rev
Sam Kendall
Philipsburg
Kan
Wangler Bros. & Todd
Julian Richards
Des Maines
Yehancharoue
Canadian Northern Railway
Saskatchewan Valley River Valley
Guatitieebnne Plains
Sarkatchewei
Alberta Land Company
Gempany
Waite Meadeifiean Wirmipeg
Camaraab
Ae Riacenani Boa
Koay
FOX and Nebras
Jackson, St. ST. Paul, Minn
Shannon Bros
Pacific Coast
Omaha
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Puget Sound
Portland
Great Northwest
Burlington
L. W. Wakeley
Neb
Grain and
Ilinoi
Mary
Esek
Minnesoa
B. R. Perkins
Jugena M. Sellers
H. A. Ogline Grocery
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