Marriage Licenses for Waterloo Pairs and Individuals
Paul G. Geisler 27 and Ela Maude Ross 20 are listed for marriage in Waterloo along with Ola J. Hatwick 24 and Elza Grace Hills 20, and Trenty Glas and Annabelle Hopkins also from Waterloo. The notice enumerates names and ages of applicants seeking licenses in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Geisler
Waterloo
Ela Maude Ross
Ola J. Hatwick
Elza Grace Hills
Trenty Glas
Annabelle Hopkins
Assault charge after October Halloween shooting near Raymond
Sheriff Caldwell arrested Wes Inflicted and Mattie Mitchell of Raymond on charges of assault with intent to murder Henry Phillips Sr following Halloween night gunfire. Phillips was struck in the chest but survived. Mitchell, aged over seventy, claims innocence and says youths damaged property. Bond set at $500 for preliminary hearing next week. Mitchell held in jail for bond failure while his wife was released on her own recognizance pending hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whllam
Mattie Mitchell
Raymond
Caldwell
Henry Phillips
Hildebrand
Mitchell
Hallowe'en
Philips
Young Philips
Miltchell
Waterloo
Residents Bid Farewell to Waterloo in Manson News
In Manson several residents depart for new homes including Mrs Frank Selli and Mr Seliman who leave after years serving as local telephone operator and at the city's electric company. Many friends wish them luck, while others relocate to Cedar Falls Nash and Waterloo. Election notes detail local results and shifting votes as townspeople adjust to new leadership and routines. Community updates cover council meetings travel, visits, moves, and Halloween pranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Manson Democrat
Frank Selliman
Wateroo
Seliman
Elty Electric Hehe Company
Manson
Ann Mes
Selliman
Chad
D. 3
St John’s
Cedar Falls
Nash
B. Z. Simpson
Jackson
Chas. Shepard
Howard McCattre
Cummins
Lacey
Seth Fish
San
Jennings
William Henry Herrison
ABC
Taft
Hen Holden
Geo. Shiiffer
Bikton
Weing
O. Squires
Manchester
America
Hallowe'en
Board of Review to canvass May election results
The board of supervisors will meet next Monday to canvass county election returns on a May proposition to purchase the Leeper farm for a new poor farm and to sell the existing one. The Leeper farm at 322,000 is 200 acres farther from Waterloo. the present farm lies within city limits and is likely similar in value. If approved, the county will transfer occupancy and charges and plan for future changes including care for mildly insane patients and a separate building. The sealed ballots on the proposition remain unopened until the official canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Waterloo
Lima
Readlyn notes drift through town and events
Readlyn residents and visitors were seen about town on Thursday and Friday. Rev Lobeck and Louis Were headed to Denver, Jesse came from Owen to vote Tate, families returned from Oelwein, Fred Richmann planned a move to Fort Atkinson, and JT Hough visited. Hallowe en pranks reported without major incidents. Several locals attended meetings, birthdays celebrated in Denver and Arte sian, and minor moves or relocations occurred around the Fred Bahe farm and Vanderwalker households. A small fire damaged the Henricks harness shop but was quickly controlled. authorities traced no cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobeck
Xon Louis
Denver
Jesse
Owen
Tate
Rob
Watt
Oelwein
Vanderwalker
Waverly
George Vanderwalker
John Maurer
Will
Dunkerton
Lote
Readlyn
Dem. Marsh
Henricks Harness
OLD SETTLERS GONE IN WATERLOO PIONEER DIES
Susana Welse Bamberger longtime Waterloo resident died at 2:00 PM Wednesday at her home 511 West Fourth Street aged 39 years 1 month 19 days She came to Waterloo in 1852 54 years ago with husband before 1882 and leaves a niece in Chicago Funeral planned for 2:30 PM Friday at 511 West Fourth Street Also Elizabeth Shean a pioneer dies at Laporte after 50 years in Cedar Falls Gedar Falls area aged near 90 Funeral at Mt Carmel Church in Wagon Center Friday at 10:00 AM Anna Hopkins and Henry Glas wed in Waterloo at the King home on Lane Street with small gathering and wedding supper They will live at 419 Lane Street Ola Harwick and Elizabeth Bills marry at the Bills home West Park Avenue Rev Frank Cole officiates The couple will live in Waterloo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susang Bamburger
Waterloo
Presen Way
West Fourth Strees
Kesper
Rose Horn
Fourth Street
Cedar Valley
Commercial Street
Uie
Chicago
Susana Welse
Lebanon County
Schaferstown
Wiliam Penn
Bamberger
Freeport
W. W. Ferry
Alice Torry
West Fourth Street
Elizabeth Shean
Laporte
Gedar Falls
Janes Shean
Hopkins-Glas
Anna Balle Hopkins
Henry Glas
M. I. Hopking
Lene Street
H. W. Rehord
Glas
Glas & Lingelbach
Harwick-Bills
Afr
Ola. Harwick J
Elzabeth Grace Bills
W. A. Bills
West Park Avenue
Frank Cole
First M. E. Church
Death of Jacob Hoffman in corn crib near Dubuque
Jacob Hoffman aged 78 was found dead in a corn crib on H. N. Smith’s farm near Holy Cross after breakfast on Wednesday. Coroner’s inquest returned a verdict of heart failure. Anthony Arnold named city passenger agent for Chicago Great Western at St. Joseph, replacing J. H. Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Jacob Hoffman
H. N. Smith
Young Smith
Smith
Ryan
Holy Cross
Mann
A. W. Arnold
Chicago Great Western
St. Joseph
J. H. Cummings
Railway
Markets Today Chicago and New York Summary
New York stocks mixed with heavyweight names like American Locomotive and United States Steel cited. Chicago cash grain markets show wheat at about 1.00 to 1.03 per bushel with corn softer. hogs and cattle receipts estimated, futures mixed as traders weigh December corn and May spreads. Export bids for wheat improved but firm offers limited. European crop reports generally favorable. Argentine shipments light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aida
ATU. Aba
Lard - Alian. de .-.c
U. S
Thei
Seaboard
Chartera
Georgian Bay
Kerris
Duluth
Europe
Manitoba
Market Report From Waterloo Iowa Stockers and Hogs Slide
Waterloo traders report slow butter eggs and poultry demand with steady prices for stockers pigs and cattle. Hog values fell 10 to 15 cents early in the week while grain and feed prices remained firm. A disruptive train-signal mania disrupted Central Madison Railroad operations, with a man waving a coat at trains and lighting matches to halt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Elieies
Brice
Chideago
Gentral
Madisson
Williams Pink Pills promoted as safe general remedy
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a non habit forming remedy once prescription only. It claims to strengthen blood and nerves, aid anemia rheumatism neuralgia paralytic debility and general weakness, and notes rising cure reports with price per box of $2.00 from Dr Home Motos Company Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dr. Willams
Fink
Zac
Dr. iHome
Mostos
Schenectady
N.Y
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McLaughlin
ARK Coffee
Wighmey
H. Knecht
Woodrull & Morgan
John H. Mason & Co
Ed Anderson
J. E
Chapman
HN. Moothart
R. Ie Belt
Meisch & Rath
J. H. Wine
TY. Wee
Miles’ Nervyine
Jef
Zis Ag
Dr. Miles
MHS
W. L. Burke
Myrte Creek
Gregan
Salis Ds
Miles
Alice
Miles Medical Co
Eikhart
Ind
WM. Mitchell
Henry
Lips, SR
Wes
George Paul
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
the Plain
Huff
Bradley
Ives
Illnois Central Tailway Company
Eles Lh Wilmer
Kilmer
Nilmer Y. & Co
Binghamton
A. W
Jesup
Frank Nunnemaker
South Dakota
G. R. Lockwood
Buchanan County
Lockwood
Frege Thayer
Waterlos
C. AL Straley
Rogers
Haliman
Joseph Masteliar
Gon Lynne
Sim
J. A. Sammis
Peter Cox
P. O'Dowd
Independence
J. J. Horstfield
Janesville
H. A. Grass
Ab} Gener
Clarion Monitor
Lon Benham
Edna Day
Leavitt Johnson Nat'l Bank
Board OF Review
Satiata
Chas. Herman
Central Round House
Wallace Moors
LA Hite
Camson Bros. & c
Ganser
Sycamore
Froviaton
C. B
NEW York
Stock Exchange
Atchison
Urs Andeonda
American
American Smelter
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Erie
Attaoia Central
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
People’s Gas
Pennsylvania
Rosk Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
St. Paul
Bee Etes
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Couimon
Desttea States Steel
Trteneee
ORB
Hoy
Sava
LOGAL
Kas
Turkey
G. S
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