Waterloo Board of Trade elects Cutler president again
Annual meeting of the Waterloo Board of Trade elected F. W. Cutler as president with F. J. Fowler as vice president J. W. Ogle as secretary and W. W. Miller as treasurer. Directors include T. Sullivan Cropper Reed Parrott Munherd Graham Highmey, Law, Park. A committee was formed to solicit subscriptions toward an $18,000 goal for a Franciscan Sisters hospital, with local donors pledging and discussions noting overcrowding at the Arpsbyterian hospital and wider city needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Cutler
F. J. Fowler
J. W Ogle
W. W. Miller
3. T. Sullivan
H. B. Cropper
S. B. Reed
W. F. Parrott
E. Munherd
Janes Graham
J., Highmey
W. Mf. Law
L.E. Park
Waterloo Board of Trade
Columbia
Clup
W-Cutler
Waterloo
Franciscan Sistera Hospital
Cutler
Board of Trade
Wodern
Rev. H. H. Forkenbrook
Fort Dodge
Siatere
Waterlas
G. E. Lichty
K. C. Wangier
Hey
Dr. Viall
Judge Platt
Wm. Galloway
8. L. Johnson
H. DG. Cropper
Hillside
M. Bentley
J. W. Krapfer
W. H. Brann
Bicycle thief caught in act and selling wheels
Albert Johnson, described as a transient about town, was arrested by Officer J. F. Sweeney on a Friday night for wholesale bicycle theft. Authorities say at least a dozen bikes were stolen this week, with Johnson admitting a business of taking and reselling wheels for small sums. He provided few details on counts, and investigators aim to confirm identity with detective agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Oficer
J. F . Sweeney
Johnson
Whesla
I Police
Leighton
Biogala
Information Aireau
Department of Justice
Thia
Albert John
Dubuque
al. Stolt
Mel Stolt
Exchange Inn
Big Stors
Moving into new quarters for United Iowa Shos company
The United Iowa Shos company began moving its machinery and fixtures to a newly rented large room on West Fourth Street. The firm, started a year ago, has rapidly expanded, outgrowing previous space, with plans to move without disrupting work. Mrs. Karl Stringrappa and Mrs. W. Eaton of Osage visit the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Iowa Shos Company
West Fourth Street
Fim
L Jttle
Supreme Court Reverses Long v Joder on Hudson liquor sale
The Iowa Supreme Court reverses the Blackhawk district court and upholds a one year injunction against Long and Joder and Slusher to stop intoxicating liquor sales in Hudson. Sheriff serves orders. bond arranged to keep the store closed until compliance, amid a countywide temperance crusade begun in fall 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
E. Long
Tenth Judicial District
Hudson
J. B. Hammond
Des Moines
Mullan & Pickett of
Thiasity
Plainitt
Sherim Caldwell
Messrs
Joder and
Slusher
Mullan
Platt
Picked up in passing in Waterloo area local items
Saturday notes report H Meller and wife of Dubuque seeking a residence in the city Mary Elson seeks divorce from Raymond Elifeon on cruelty and drunkenness funeral services for Fred Brandes in Waterloo and Cedar townships Lloyd Wright joins Daily Capital staff in Des Moines and Sioux City Journal exposure M Gleason of Lincoln township ill with heart trouble P B Miller of Chicago visits to Omaha and Los Angeles on Big Four railroad assignment and family move
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elson
Fieg
Raymond Elifeon
Webster
Fred Brandes
Waehbirn
First Lutheran Church
Maply Street
Hugo Lutz
Drt
Vernon
Cedar Townships
Fairview
Waterloo
Lioyd Wright
West Side Garden
Daily Capital
Des Moines
Wright
Slonx
PB. D. Miller
Chicago
Omaha
Los Angeles
Mr. Miller
Big Four Railroad
Top Of The World musical at Synideats theatre
The Top Of The World musical extravaganza arrives at the Synideats theatre on November 11. The New York and Chicago cast stars a witty lineup with Bailey Austin and a famous Casino girlie group. It features twenty four songs and dances including The Busy Mr Bee and Yankee Doodle Yorn, with a refined comedy in capable hands. The production, book by Mark J. Swan, lyrics by James O'Dea, music by Manuel Klein and Anna Cardwell, is staged by Frank Smithson with dances by William Rock and Luigi Albertieri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synideats Theatre
Studebaker ‘Theatre
Chicago
Brosd
New York
Bailey
Austin
Yaudayililans
Mark J. Swan
James O'Dea
Manuel Klien
Anna Cardwell
Frank Smithson
William Rock
Luigi Albertieri
Collie Ballet
Alx Doge
Thera
Sante Claus’ Toyshop
Aurora Borealis
Masta
Buch
Philadelphia
Archie Gunn
Custel-Bert
Ripley Hayes
Dodge and Platzer
Armatrong & Seidle
Charles B.daniola
Pickett Serenaded at Home by Waterloo Elks in 1908
Congressman-elect Charles EB. Pickett received a warm reception at his West Fourth street home when over 100 members of Waterloo Lodge No. 200 BPOE, led by Exalted Ruler R. W. Law, presented a silver loving cup and toasted his future in Washington. The night ended with music and socializing as Pickett thanked old friends and his brother Elks. Albert Johnson, a self-confessed thief, was treated for swollen glands and tremens after seeking whiskey advice from Dr Jerger, then returned to his home in Streator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EB. Pickett
West Fourth Street
Bim
Hose Brother Elk
Washington
Waterloo
Fiks
Peotnlonga
Albert Johnson
Johnson
Jerger
Terger
Streator
Decline in Idle Cars Highlights Time in Oct Two Weeks
Announcement shows a drop in idle cars by 23 841 in the two weeks ending in October, with demand centered on trelight and fandom cars. New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland note the largest increases, while friction in Ella tion improves in this state. Central railroad September receipts total 34 930 208, expenses 3 085 583, net 844 075 with a 256 454 decline. From July 1 to September 30 gross receipts 13 746 084 down 2 002 336. expenses 3 517 378 down 1 098 807. net receipts 2 228 206 down 263 529.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennesylvania
New Jersay
Delaware
Maryland
Tuneja Central Railroad
Bross
Candidates for state prohibition chairman field in Des Moines
Des Moines on November 7 reports several candidates for the state chairman of the prohibition central committee. J. B. Hammond resigns after a year to pursue business, leaving the post open to notable contenders including C. Durant Jones of Perry, the Rev. E. B. Bennett of Winterset, and Harmon Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Prohibiton Central Committee
J. B. Hammond
C. Durant Jones
Perry
EB. E. Bennett
Winterset
Harmon Cook
Local Town and Township News Highlights Nov 6
Mrs W D Fitzgerald of Creston visits her mother Mrs Ed Murphy and relatives. Mrs A V Turney guests of sister Myra Ranney in Cedar Rapids. Dr G W Bothwell business caller in Cedar Rapids. Charles Miller of Dubuque and Herbert Beverett of Parma visit. Mrs Nora Walker and daughter Wilma with Mrs J F Fitzgerald in Waterloo. Miss Bernice Opperman from Strawberry Point visits. Martin Yundt and wife of Independence visit Peter McCunniff home. Jonas Schrack and daughter Mabel go to Chicago. W J Kruse and wife move to town home from farm. Marriage of Clark Considine and Pearl Carnahan Wed eve Nov 4. Rev J A Cochran officiates. Mr Eaton’s death prompts calls to Rochester, Minn. Funeral of Mrs Julia Rodgers at Delwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Fitzgerald
Creston
J. F .Fitzgerald
Waterloo
Lennie Kyath
Jesup Jay
Mora Highes
Mary Urmian
Washington
Waa
Wumam ‘Fitzgerald
Ladies Guild of the
P. 3
Highes
Elizabeth Miller
J. B. Murphy and Son
W. B. ‘Doolittle
TR. H. Thomas
James Curley
John Wolgamot
Etkader
Bernice Opperman
Strawbounty Point
Martin Yundt
Independence
Peter McCunnift
Jonas Schrack
Mabel
Chicago
Mesdames M. H
Helen Steonut
Magma Leehoy
Sophia Lebmkuhl
Delwoin
W. J. Kruse
Wifs
M. A. Bright
John McCunniff
Catharina
Clark, Considine
Pearl Carnahan
James Carnahan
A. G. Gonsldine
J. A. Cochran
B. Church
G.W. Monroe
G. W. Bothwell
Rochester
Mr. Eaton
W. I. Treadwell
Vernon column notes and local visits
Mt Vernon area society items report Mrs Charles Kyler and two daughters visiting at her home in Laverne Iowa. Mayws Leverces not recovering from illness. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Harry Askey Oct 28 weighing nine pounds named Laura Simpcott. Laura Simpcott eyes troubling her. Mrs Hert Pattoe recovering from operation. Ina Jacobs teaches winter term in No 1 Anna Wetharrell teaches No 2 Jeanie Bradford in Center district. Mr and Mrs Charles Crawford of Washington township visited Rank Thompson’s Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kyler
Whl
Kyler
Laverne
Iowa
Anna Wetharell
Jeanie Bradford
Mca
John Ford
Charlea Lrawford
Washington Township
Rank Thompson
Jubilee Farmers Busy With Harvest In Busking Corn
Jubilee area notes report George Oorth tiling his farm with a comment from Robert Wirt about Peter Reuler in Busking corn. Koob Bros. harvest corn fodder while Adam Hchmes tends stock. John Metach suffered a rock-related accident and is under a doctor’s care in Waterloo. Peter Shuster digs rock. plans a large modern barn next spring, two and a half miles northwest of Jubilee. Henry Koob of Waterloo visited with his son Fred. Rosa aids H. M. Buechel’s interests. Charles Huck, son William, and J. FP. Garling connected with corn husking. Mrs. Avguet Willarm returns healthy. Hand cars used, soon street cars. Husking corn remains daily for farmers. some finish, some have days more. Christ Schilumeter repainted his houses. Henry Bernard did the work. Cruikshank will filed for probate in Blackhawk county. will leaves property to wife and daughters. Includes three farms in Ashfontaine and near Paso, Texas. executors named are Harry Cruikshank and Mason Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Oorth
T.le
Robert Wirt
Peter Reuler
Koob Bros
Jubilee
Marthia
Irandta
Adam Hchmes
John Metach
Henry Weber
Waterloo
Cara
Mike Olnger
Rank Weber
Peter Shuster
Henry Koob
Fred
Henry Benarden
Rosa
H. M. Buechels
Charles Huck
William
J. FP. Garling
Avguet Willarm
Christ Schilumeter
Henry Bernard
Cruikshank
John A. Cruikshank
Blackhawk County
Dwight Harrison
Columbus
Olle
Onear Ashfontaine
Ole
Paso
Texas
Harry Cruikshank
Mason Curry
Woman Soliciting Charity Quarantine Cases Reported
A woman soliciting alms in Waterloo claimed to help Nick Miller and a family of thirteen facing typhoid fever. Overseer Klingaman denies her as a charity representative. The Associated Charities handle aid. inquiries will verify needs. Diphtheria outbreaks cause several quarantines, notably 827 Synar More Street, with families relocating to shared homes and a diphtheria case in the Quan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Miler
Eix
Klingaman
Associated
Charliies
Miller Eaga
Ehs
Kingaman Gays
Houng Sollabory
Waterloo
Qverseer Kilngaman
Klingsman
Synamore Street
Deny
Gaven Menberg
Oelweth
Weaky Aga F
O. M. Bender
Quan
Hola
Reverend J M Rankin Dies at 90 in Iowa Years of Service
Cedar Rapids reports the death of Reverend J M Rankin at age 90 after a long career as presiding elder across Iowa. A charter member of the Upper Town Conference, he served in numerous districts from Vinton to Tipton, Marshalltown, Iowa City, Mechanicsville, and others before retirement. Funeral plans set for St Paul’s and Linwood Cemetery, with conference members taking part. Webster City notes: John Butler found guilty of attempted manslaughter, attacking a guard with a knife and injuring him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
IM Rankin
H. P. Kepler
Sumner
Rankin
Iowa
Pittabirg
Watch
Waat Union
Marshalltown
Vinton
Rockdale
Marahail
Fechanlonville
Tipton
Iowa City
Machanicsville
Springville
Stanwood
London
Thia
Wera
Iowe River
Toledo
Marshall
Nevada
Boone
Greens
Webster
Eldpin
Marrysyilte
Mia
Kepler
Ida May Vales
Duraige
Cole
Mic
Jessie Sanders
Ciiple Greek
Colo
Wan Rankin
Los Angeles
Chenworth
St. Paul's
Webster City
Nov. T
John Butler
Rallcemen Young
Iegal Aquar
Butler
Train Doctors Remove Needle From Farmer Foot In Union Vicinity
Charles Cook, a Bangor Township farmer three miles north southwest of Union, injured his left foot with a broken needle during travel. On the train, Dr. Karlman of Union and Dr. Alton of Fort Dodge advised immediate removal. Local anesthesia was used and the needle removed after it had penetrated about an inch. Also reported is L. F. McGaevey filing his Democratic expense account with the county auditor totaling 27.26, with various campaign costs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Charles Cook
Bangors Township
Union
Nestla
L. F. McGaevey
Tala
Carpenter
Republican Committee
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Sisters Hospital
Will Groe
Instituton Ba
Verlous Paranas
Sinseripion
McSweeney
Elmer Meyheown
W. M. Joney
Berkey Hardware
Wood Epperson
Goodrich-Christine
Paul K. Goodrich
Francis Marie Ristine
Buckingham
N. A. Mershon
First Methodist Church of
Tama County
Tama
Anyme
elMott Yearsley
Chas
Zimmerman
Fowler
Ridgely
Yealty Deater
Jilore
Karl Stringrapa
W. To Eaton
Osage
Frleniis
Long
Joder
Hudson Stora
H. Meller
Dubuqué
Brandes
Prominent Farmer III
M. Gleason
Lincoln Township
Angle
Kathleen Clifford and
Arthur Hild
C.E. Picket
Brother Elks
R. W. Law
Soozze
J. G. Hammond
MT. Vernon Ee
Miller
Poormaster
J. M. Rankin
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