Settlement planned in Kuhns heirs partition
A settlement has been reached in the partition suit of Anatalie A Kuhns and W H Kuhns versus Carl Bickley Cecil Bickley Emi Bickley Margaret Pitcher and J G Bickley. Property division allocates shares among heirs with referees and appraisers named. If no amicable sale is agreed, proceeds to be used to satisfy the division. A separate petition seeks a temporary injunction against Blackhawk National Bank to halt collection on a $106.19 note plus costs, citing the homestead lot in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatalie A. Kuhns
W. H .Kuhns
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
Emi Bickley
Margaret Pitcher
J. G. Bickley
Cooley
Waterloo
A. A. Kuhns
Robert Bickley
Emil Bickley
A. J. Edwards
J. W. Krapfel
W. L. Illingworth
W. W W. McFarlane
Magda Thee
Frank Thee
Germany
Herman C. Hageman
Blackawk National Bank
Justice Court
Beal
District Court
Doerfler & Co Begin Blackhawk County Abstract Project
G A Doerfler and Company start a major effort to create a complete abstract set for Blackhawk County Title work will include town lots farms and court records Miss Mabel Merritt will lead the reading abstract office from Ottumwa with over a decade of experience The project aims for completion in two years though delays are possible Doerder will devote part time during the process and full time after completion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Doerfler & Co
Blackhawk
Gihee
Iowa
Mabel Merritt
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Otfice
Inventory of Belongings in Guardianship Case
An inventory filed in district court by guardian A. Van Valkenber of Laporte lists Omar Gaessner’s belongings at Indendende asylum. Items include $8.10 in a deposit, stove, chair set, gun and cartridges, robes, horns, tools, beds, and a trunk. The note ends with a medical ad and a letter from J A Schreifeis of Cold Spring. The Gekatoosa Herald reports Waterloo council trimming sewer plans to about $30,000 this season, with a full system possible next year pending bonds. The city plans to advertise bids. work could start mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Gaesaner
A. van Valkenbers
Laporte
Gaessner
Indetjendende Asylum
Union“State Bank
Variou
Waterloo
Nox 3
RAYMOND ae e4 oe o Buckles Heirs Interest Sales Near Laporte
Joseph McChane paid 6778.75 for heirs equities in the John McChane estate with deeds filed showing purchases of multiple parcels in Big Creek and Eagle townships. W. Routh paid 50 per acre for over 326 acres near Laporte, while McChane’s heirs trades total now 6778.75 in various transfers. Local notices include residents visiting Waterloo and surrounding towns, births, illnesses, and social calls as the community records small farm and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Routh
Charles F. Kelly
Eagle Township
Elkhart
Tid
Routh
Joseph McChane
John McChene
Big Creek
Margaret E. Corwin
Vinton Pioneer James H Hill dies suddenly at home
Obituary from Vinton notes the death of James H Hill a long time resident and civic figure. He arrived in 1865, settled near the Cedar River area, then moved to Vinton eleven years ago. Known for warmth and integrity, he valued home and family and stood firm on moral questions. The item also mentions local wolf bounty activity and a legal case in the district court Watkins versus Iowa Canning Company for 15000 dollars. A separate public notice discusses Knights of Khorassan members planning a chartered car to Cedar Rapids for the May 17 convention and roughly 60 Waterloo members set to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Parker
Grandma Banfield
Dora Youngblut
Glen Parker
Medd
VanAllen
Phulps
Grippe Hag
Raymond 'S
Mabel McDowall
Gertrude Turner
Fox Township
Henry Miller
Hag
Jacob Welter
O'Keefe
Waterloo
Consutta
Jon
Phillips
Mesdaines
S. E. Carpenter
C. R. Thompson
Little Frank Thompson
Catherine Carpenter
J. W. Hobe
Graham Young
Hobson
James Greenlay
Matt. Berend
Pete Youngin
Cole
Oelwein
Lizzie Sadier
Mrs. Martin
lHenry Miller
Mary Nugent
Washburn
Mulqueen
Vinton
James H. Hill
Hill
Rome
Mr. Hill
Dogsessey
Watkins
Iowa Canning Company
Himvn
Shellsburg
Toom
Stookey
Crosby and Fordyce
Cedar Rapids
Whipple & Brown
Nichols & Nichols
New Brick Block A U W Mall to Rise on East Fourth
Plans by J T Burkett for a two story brick block on East Fourth Street include a 60 foot frontage with three stores and 80 feet depth. Part of a wall by F F McElhinney will be torn down to extend the wall 50 feet. Estimated cost is 15000 dollars. Excavation started and construction to proceed swiftly. Nearby, Mrs Matt Parrott’s residence on East Third Street will be moved west twelve feet with a deep cellar and a raised two story home with a new porch. W H Bachman designs a two story residence on Mulberry Street between East Eighth and Ninth, 26 by 42 feet, cost about 2300. J W R Bisco laying the foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Burkett
Steely Bros
East Fourth Street
Burkett
F. F. McElhinney
Matt’ Parrott
East Third Street
W. H. Bachman
Mulberry Street
East Eighth
Ninth Streets
J. W R. Bisco
Narrow Escape Story From Plunk Mo Merchant
G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri recounts a four year old accident when a jinison bar pierced his thumb. He refused amputation and credits Bucklem's Aracia Salve bought at Wangler Bros. Druggists with curing the wound. Mrs W C Brownlee hosted the Congregational church Woman's Missionary Society at 321 Courtland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cloyd
Plunk
Wangler Bros. Drugogists
W. C. Brownlee
Courtland Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational
Former Shoeman Raid to Have Married a Chicago Lady
Waterloo friends learn via letter from W W Bitner now in Jamestown North Dakota that former Waterloo shoe dealer W W Haas has married a Chicago young lady. Haas visited Jamestown with his wife shortly before leaving Waterloo and told friends he planned to travel for a location. The wedding’s bride name is not disclosed. Bitner notes Haas and wife were seen at a hotel with Bitner’s wife skeptical until Haas returned with his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
W. W. Haas
Chicago
W. W. Bitner
Jamestown
N. D
Haag
Bismarck
Pierre
N.D
Haas
Waxt' Fourth Street
Jambert Villa Rubber Company
New Jersey
Chisago
C. W. Bitner
Haan
Wards
Fink Poock wedding in Bennington with large reception
August Fink and Emma Poock wed at Litheran church with Rev. P Bredow officiating. Guests numbered about 409 at a tent reception with a grand dinner and supper. J P King provided a moving lens for a group photo. The couple will live with the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Jobo Fink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Fink
Emma Poock
Litheran Church
P. Bredow
J. H. Poock
Bernard Widdel
Martha Poock
Minnie Fink
Jobo Fink
H. Tegtmeier
Frank Heid
Herman Buss
Ida Meier
Maxfield
Miss Meier
Rev. Bredow
John Kurtt Sr
John
William
Dir
Henry Weltzein
Waterloo
Wm. Wente
Maxfeld
Grandma Faese
Fred
Franka
Markets Today Hog Cattle and Sheep Receipts May 2 1907
Chicago May 2 1907 hog market opened steady at yesterday's close with mixed and butcher hogs at 6.80 to 6.50. light at 6.30 to 6.57. market closed active and firm with similar ranges. Cattle and sheep opened steady and closed steady to strong. Estimated hog receipts today 21 000. left over yesterday 2780. wet tomorrow 22 000. Waterloo notes hogs at 6.05 and regional price lines for farm staples, with oats 38c and wheat 75-80c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Invitation Notice For 1907 Khorasan Convention
Unique invitation from Waterloo members of the Dramatic Order Knights of Khorasan to the annual convention in Cedar Rapids Rapids Gedar on May 23 1907 with special railcar transport for sixty Waterloo guests. The ceremonial program includes trumpets a symbolic procession and a feast, with hosts Ben Da Meer Temple No 12 and the Cedar Rapids Desert casts. Guests from Waterloo are to arrive at 7200 oclock wetting of the sun, then depart at 12 oclock midnight and return before sunrise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorasken Bava
Gedar Rapiie
Rock Island
Aries
Rabib ahis-An Wal
Hegira
United States
Ben da Meer
Knights of
Khorasan
Cedar Rapids
Desert
Iows
Lovelock
Notice of Tax Sale Redemption Rights in Blackhawk County
To N E Bilis and A Bilis trustees you are notified that on December 1 1902 at the Waterloo county courthouse Blackhawk Iowa the treasurer sold the lot 16 in block a dersimmed to Gates for delinquent taxes and that Gates owner holder of the purchase deed will have the right of redemption expire after ninety days from service of this notice unless redemption is made. the sale conveys the premises to Gates under statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Bilis
A. Bilis
Blackhawk County
Towa
Waterloo
Said
Gates
Humber
J.C. Gates
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Pareasore
Kuhne and Bickley Heirs
Blackhawk National Bank
Charles L. Houses
Isa Georgia L. Begg
Parkersburg
Charles L. Hansel
Ansley
Ned
Georgia S. Begg
W. P. Begg
Miss Begg
Miss Bags
Ghayles L. Housel
Misa Georgia
L. Begs
Enoch
Smiles
Housel
Dr. Adler
J. A. Schreifeis
Cold Spring
Minn
Wangler Bros
The
Gekatoosa Herald
Andrew Good
American Home Pinding Association
Shailenberger
TION
Him Street
Reth- Packing Plant
Biwsys
First Presbyterian Church
Tor & Call
Tegrel
Miss Mary
Pratt
India
Miss Pratt
Hartheake
Harlville
Town
BLEB
Raymond
John McChane
J. H. Hill
Benton
Cedar
N. P. Seedler
Wahpeton
Adle
Knights of Khorassan
East Fourth
U. W. Mall
Matt. Parrott
W .H Bachman
Alter Parrott
Bachman
Wii
Walter Haas
Shoeman
Jamestown, N.D
Waterioo Friend
W. Bitner
Bennington
Aln. Moothart
Yenney
B. H. Knacit
Ed Anderson
J. H. Wise
M. Chapman
Chicago, Ill
Szsgh
Ble
Rapids
Waterloo Business College
W.B.C
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