Bees Cause Pole Worker to Fall and Injure Jaw
George Wilson a line man for Iowa Telephone was repairing wires on a 25 foot pole when a box opened released a swarm of bees. He fell striking his head and shoulders fracturing the lower jaw and sustaining bruises. He was taken to a hospital and rested under care at Lafayette street. Also notes the wedding of Miss Clara Mover Belk to Ross Carlton Worrell taking place at the groom's home amid illness and a reception planned at the bride's home on Linn street. Alfred Longley travels to Cedar Rapids for a federal case involving an insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
Ineman
Iowa Telephone Company
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Lafayette Street
Clara Mover
Beilke
Ross Carlton Worrell
Lee Worrell
Harrison Errest
Worrell
Miss Hope Howrey
Piattville
Wis
Gita Geilke
Thom
Re. Hugo Lutz
First Lutheran Church
Miss Hellke
Waterloo
Blackhawk Coffee and Spice Co
de Fel
Proom
I. C
Linn Street
Alfred Longley
Cedar Rapids
Garpenter
Luss
Long drive underway from Bellingham by M Ullom team
Nashua special notes a caravan with white covered wagon led by M Ullom of Bellingham Washington traveling overland with family to Nashua. He moved from his city in spring and halted in Lewiston Idaho last Saturday. Mrs Ullom remains behind due to their daughter Ina's typhoid fever illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
M. Ullom
Mlhis City
Bellingham
Washington
Lewiston
Idaho
Suwiay
Nashia
Burt Writes of Health at Rot Springs Sanitarium
A. Burt reports improvement in health at Rot Springs Sanitarium, noting steadier condition and ongoing treatment. Visitors say recovery progress appears encouraging as staff continue regimen and follow up care.
Visit of national home inspectors noted by old Raymond resident
A Raymond resident, A Burt, now at Battle Mountain Hot Springs for health, reports improved shoulder and general health but persistent asthma. He describes two days of inspection by the national homes board, visiting Tongus Maine Murion Indians Danville Tr and Milwaukee Wis, with Capt. Palmer in charge at Raymond. The inspectors planned to Leavenworth Kansas next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Burt
Raymond
Board of Managers
United States
Tongus
Maine
Murion
Danville
Milwaukee
Wis
Capt. Palmer
Omaha
Leaverworth Kansas
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Walter §. Browntow
Tennessee
Parson Brownlaw
Knoxville
Tenn
H. H. Markham
California
Pp.ammond
Plafayette
Ind
John AW. Holly
LaCrosse
Janes Smith
Hanger
Alnses Harris
Ineneral
E. P. Long
Bolte Divorce Case Centers On Wealth Dispute
Mrs Lena Bolte seeks temporary alimony of 1000 as she files for divorce from Chris Bolte of Glasgow claiming cruel treatment. He contends wealth tops 50000 with assets including 800 acres in ME Vernon, Glasgow lots, a store, stock, farm equipment, and notes. The court hearing date is expected soon as both sides present estimates of property value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolte
Lena Bolte
Glasgow
Chris Bolts
Corr
Murlay & Pickett
Cnela
Henry Lamipe
Waterloo
Vernon Township
Palatial home heavily damaged by fire in iFINE city
The fine residence of Paul Correll, president of the State bank, was badly damaged by fire about 11:00 last night. Damage will run to several thousand dollars and the blaze, starting near the foundation, swept through the attic before the fire department saved the building. Loss reportedly insured. Also notes a large 8 pound pike caught from local waters and other brief town items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inton
Town
Paul Correll
The
State Bank
DRS Dunkelberg Dissolve in Waterloo Medical Firm
The Dunkelberg practitioners dissolve their partnership effective October 1. Dr R A Dunkelberg will remain at 805 Walnut Street while Dr B E Dunkelberg transfers his practice to 222 West Fourth Street. The firm has long operated from the LaFayette building on the second floor. A marriage license has been issued for Benjamin W Schunemann and Natue Vroom both residents of the city. The wedding is set for this evening on Enet Firth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DRS
Dunkelberg
Waterloo
TK. A
Hiag
Walnut Street
West Fourth Street
R.A. Dunkelberg
Denver
Iowa
BE. Or. Dunkelperg
Tripoli
Lines
LaFayetta Services
Benjamin W. Schunemann
Natue Vroom
Enet Firth Street
William Stanton Dead Rears End of Loco Motion Era
The city learned Wednesday morning of the death of William Stanton a former engineer for Illinois Central and longtime Waterloo resident who moved to Minneapolis two years ago. He suffered Wrights disease after health declined, leaving a widow and no children. Funeral services will be held in Minneapolis Friday with local lodge members sending floral tributes. Andrews reports Kermit Roosevelt meets in Fort Pierre while visiting a hunting party in South Dakota. Also announced is a new oyster and lunch room by Peterson Bros at 623 Sycamore Street in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hite
Hile
Bessie Brown
West Fifth Street
Bessie
Wim. Stanton
Minneapolis
Stenton
Slllinois Central
Wright
Richard Robbins
Bis City
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
B. of L. B. Lodge
Joan Andrews
Dale
Fort Fierre
Stock Growers News
Kermit Roosevelt
Seth Bullock
President Roosevelt
Port Pierre
Sindrews
Andrew
Kermit
Washington
Peterson Bros
Sycamore Street
Two Petes
Waterloo
Electric Park
Cedar Rapids
Vinton J
Geo. Clark
Frank Clark
Hiram Clark
Itheir
Lester Hauger
McNaughton
Frank Krebs
Genter’ Point
Wir
Taft
B. L. Manneil
Winston
Ary Parker
Des Moines
Brandon
Seezo
Irene Edwards
Des Moinés
Mark Brown
Worthington
Missouri
D. A. McLeish
Wm. Hert
Canada
Mark Pike
Vinton
Roy Raines
Mr. Haines
Arthur Briggs
Nim Yan Skike
ExeRiel
Lizer
Airs
W. W. Tamn
Mra
Alice Wallace
Albany
New York
Town and Township Notes on Local Happenings
Will Mowry returns to Beansville after weeks in Janesville. Mrs. Patlee recovers as her mother Mrs. Drake visits Genoa. Eimer Fish works as engine mage in Missoula. winter entertainments begin December lith. Local moves include Kendall to Webster place and MacMurray to Gould place. Taft rally planned. many relocations and visits noted across Janesville, Lena, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mowry
Janesville
Beansville
Kun
Eimer Fish
N. P
Missoula
Mont
Gale
Stanley Rowe
Lena
Davenport
Judge Seeds
R. W. Kendal
C.D. Webster Place
Bro. M. J. Shepard
Dwight MacMurray
H. D. Gould Place
Kendal
John Henry
Drayman
H. W. Brieden
Mac Murray
Henry Briden
Polk County
Minn
A. Noah
Nora Springs
Mason City
Miss Mueller
St. Paul
HL. Schlutsmeyer
H. Howe
Presbyterian
M. L. Penrose
Waterloo
H. T. Hinden
Schuoemen Place
Wil Cooper
Harry Winner
Floyd
Saylor Pailliys
Cedar Falls
Geo. Fowler
Taft
Rock Inland Road
J. B. Juiustan
Chase
BE GL. Arnold
Minneapolis
Wallace Ballantine
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America
New Fall
Ameri
Ca’s
Wnd
Allom
Bellingham, Wash
OF Health
Rot Springs
National Homes
Die Deutsche Gesellschaft
East Side
Kathryn Goyer
Kather Harwich
Reuben Rath
Hilda Bolte
Fall NecHiwear
Golden
Mony
Ifine
John McIntyre
Avery
Nhouse
Mac
Biz Fallows
Pike
Con
McDermott
WM. Stanton
Dubuque
Illinole Central
Laporte
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