Wedding of Albert Meisch and Anna Tumma in Gilbertville
Albert Meisch of Gilbertville and Miss Anna Tumma will wed Wednesday at St. Marys Catholic church, with Rev Father Nemmers officiating. The ceremony follows a German wedding feast with about 1400 biscuits ordered, and guests expected to stay through the day and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Meisch
Gilbertville
Anna Tumma
Father Nemmers
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Alstadt & Langlass
Vienna
Catherine Meisch
George Tamma
Meisch
Revered Soldier Dead Memorial Services Held
Memorial services for a revered soldier were conducted Sunday in Universalist and Walnut Street Baptist churches. Large crowds attended the morning Walnut Street service with G A R, Women's Relief Corps, and Lincoln Circle members present. Rev H G Beeman spoke. Claude Crain sang a solo. Evening Universalist service featured Rev Effie K M Jones, praised remarks, and patriotic decorations. The Q A R post and women’s groups attended as honored guests. Closing Up the Vacant Chair was sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
Walnut Street
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Women's Relief Corps
Lincoln Circle
H. G. Beeman
Claude Crain
Universalist Church
Effie K. M. Jones
Union
Frost Hits Gardens Across Blackhawk County Sunday Night
Frost touched gardens in the Hudson and Laperty vicinity and in the city, injuring beans cucumbers and tomatoes. Some gardens showed frost damage after sunny conditions but total losses remain undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawk
Hudson
Laperty
Earthquake San Francisco film at Brown's Waterloo
A lifelike reproducing exhibit of the San Francisco earthquake and fire is to show at Brown's Waterloo on Mauisnay May 31. Moving pictures capture ground zero calamity with nerve tingling detail. Prices are 16 20 and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Waterloo
Brown’s On
Mauisnay
Golden Gate
Foley’s Honey and Tar Warns of Imitations in Yellow Pack
Advert explains Foley’s Honey and Tar from Foley & Co Chicago remains the genuine throat and lung remedy in a yellow package. Warns buyers to avoid lookalikes with similar names and to ask for the real product sold by Brady Bros West Neer Brennewik and Wangter Bros. Also notes marriage announcement: Frances Mainie Darling to Florence J. Shomler in Des Moines, with her local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Brady Bros. West- Neer & Brennewik
Wangter Bros
Frances Mainie Darling
Florence J. Shomler
Des Moines
Miss Darling
East
West Side
David S. MacMulan
Local notes from Waterloo mix of visits and events
George L Hazen returns from Marshalltown after visiting friends as others travel for family visits and business. Ques on licenses, church services, sales, and a fire department ladder drill fill the rest of a busy week in Waterloo with several residents changing jobs, travelling, or facing legal issues.
Iowans at Banquet New York Affair Was Brilliant
Two hundred former Iowans gathered at the Waldorf Astoria New York for the first annual Iowa Society of New York City banquet. The event honored Iowa’s delegation in Congress and featured notable attendees from Waterloo Cedar Falls LaPorte and Boston. Absent were Senator Allison and Secretaries Shaw and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawk County
Iowa Society of
New York City
Iowa
Congress
New York
Allison
Shaw
Wilson
Waterloo
Everett M. Mable
Fifth Avenue
Cedar Falls
Charles I. Lambert
Pathological Institute
Ward's Island
Laporte
Joseph M. Chapple
Laporte Press
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
Mass
Glenville M. Dofige
Iowa-New York Society
Atlantic
Los Angeles
Dewar News Roundup and Local Updates May 28
J L Maurer installs an underground water line across 200 feet while J E Baker plans a similar system on Ellis Brown’s farm. Miss Gertrie Turner attends I B N S at Cedar Falls. Duffy visits relatives in Fairbank. Tagtmeier Rindernecht band to perform Thursday May 31. Dewar–Barclay game postponed due to rain. a four inning pickup game ended 5 to 7. Local implement dealers report 16 corn cultivators sold. large binder twine shipment arrived. price not yet set but likely no less than ten cents per standard twine. A rain-influenced week. Will Bell of Waterloo visited. hug clubs forming with first meeting netting $68. Rates for various social categories listed. editors exempt except for advertising. Shimp Guyer Heldiman lay cement walk for W W Brooks. Light frost Sunday with minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Maurer
J. E. Baker
Ellis Brown
Gertle Turner
I. 8
N.S
Cedar Falls
Duffy
Fairbank
Tagtmeier-Rindernecht
Dewar
Barclay
Will Bell
Waterloo
Shimp
Guyer
Heldiman
Dunkerton
W. W. Brooks
Owls Entertained and community notices from Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Iowa May 48 1806 Owls entertained at Tremont Street home. Miss Townsend to lead Congregational Woman's Missionary meeting June 1. J B Christiansen to wed Nora Jensen June 6 at Danish Lutheran Church. Porch party for Mrs McGill at 424 Sixth Street. Family leaves Cedar Falls for Wheaton Minnesota. Cornell wins campus baseball game over normal team. J Bergen retires from Harris Cole Bros. successor takes over Northern Iowa tour. Delegates to biennial from Cedar Falls Tuesday club and others go to St Paul and Osceola Wisconsin. Normal gets third place in Des Moines intercollegiate meet. Ames first. Graduation week features sermons and concerts. Old Soldiers memorial service at St Patrick's Church. References to local churches, clubs, and individuals. notes on operations and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Irs
Q. W. Samson
Lincoln
Nel
O. HA. Leonard
G. R. Peebles
Miss Huffman
Harris & Cole Bros
J. Bergen
George H. Wihillis
Normal
State Normal
Des Moines
Iowa State College
Ames
Grinnell
The
State University
Drake University
Hamilton
Engluman
G. H. Birney
M. E. Church
J. E. Snowden
H. Scabie
F. T. Connor
N. H. Nyrep
Orcestra
Parade and revival end with two thousand in line
The Christian parade proceeds after rain delays with Major Fisher and Captain Cotton guiding a two thousand strong student and citizen turnout. Evangelists Ostrom Mahood and Norton depart tonight for Chicago Bronx City St Paul Calumet Wisconsin to revive in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostrom
Frank Fisher
C. W. Cotton
Company B
Lincoln Park
Outrom
Mahood
Mr. Mahood
Bronx City
Mrs. Norton
St. Paul
Calumet
Wisconsin
Hog and cattle market snapshot and local prices
Chicago May 28 estimated hogs at 6.55 to 6.25, cattle up to 4.50, sheep steady around 6.20 to 6.50, with mixed grades and lots sold. Minneapolis grain quotes for wheat and oats listed. local Waterloo market shows hogs 6.00, cattle 3.00 to 1.60, steers to 4.50, butter 18c, potatoes 40c, wheat 70c, rye 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Minneapolis
Tedsgath
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptist and Universalist Churches
Brown's
George L. Hazen
Marshalltown
M. S. Gunderson
Bertha Reed
Dows
Frank Trost
van Brocken
J.T. Sullivan
Independence
Elizabeth Hewitt
Cole-Pavis Shoe Company
Nora Nelm
Janesville
Schlel & Corson
Frederick Elliott
Xenia
Chas, Seecombe
Hannah York
Leavitt
L. I. Brooks
West Seventh Street
Emmerson School
Washington Pfeiffer
Italy
Cedar Talle
Oelwein
Clara Clark
South Dakota
Frank T. Hartman
American Medical Association
Fannie Baum
East Waterloo
Matt, Parrott & Sons
Vetter & Waters
Wilde
William Heitmann
Hig
Immell
Heltmann
Fred Munnings
Mr. Munnings
J. G. Conquest
Lis Farencen
Cole-Davis
Waterloo and Blackhawk County
Waldorf-Astoria
O? Joe
C. P. Cosgrove
Osceola
Wis
C. A. Ridley
J. N. Israel
Twelfth District
IF. W. C
D. M. Hurd
Women’s Clubs
St. Patrick’s Church
Dames Brownell
Fla. Fitzgerald
F. A. Fitzgerald
Christing Anholt
Bid Downing
Margaret Bowers
Mary Murphy
Fannie Ramback
W. Sawyer
Lastia Hughes
Leo
Hughes
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Wangler Bros
Frank Foster
Loveland
Buch
Prowell Symphony Orchestra
Lester Township
Gaugus
Tester Township
Wre
Mt. Vernon Township
Hall of Boies
Waterloo Township
Brady Bros
Westveer & Brenneck
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Wilbert Shallenberger
Cummings Commission CO
Ming
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Hrandy
Steely Block
Outeide
Ieee Renee
St. Louis
Kansas City
Duluth
Logan Hotel
Orrich
Hotel Fortner
Waverly
Bhallenbargat
Adler
Prywood Blvd
Chisago
Heberenes
Ores Slate Bank
Canada
Enery
Nelson Hitchcock
Waterloq
Tlay
Timothy
Bakers
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