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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1907

Page

2

Plainfield Area Gossip and Local Notices

Oct 1907 news from Plainfield and Tripoli items include funeral attendance for Henry Weldewan, social visits among Hoss and Waterloo residents, upcoming sales and weddings, church notices, and local business updates. Key names: Amanda Sondermeier, George Miller, Blanche Lynes, Edna Lynes, Wm. Steege, Mrs. Leige, Rev. Schlueter, Miss Clara, Miss Ruth.

Denver Oot Henry Fiere Thurstay Henry Weldewan Henry Urms C. Oltrange H. Steege Bennet Christensen Waterloo John Spray Wil Emil Brandenburg Des Moines Gert Hafar Louis Bauman John McDonald Amanda Sondermeier Waverly George Meyer John Berlin Will Schroeder Wm. Steege Louis Dickman Grewleg Co Lista Meyer Ames Frank Townsend C.N. Townsend Narhwa French Clarkeville Sterling Tripoli Mitchell George Garrison Dixon Chas. Woodcock Grace Woodcock Jas. Shipp Myrtle Smith Chas Woods Joe Roberts Clinton Iowa Charles Gritzner Charles City Don Hileman Allie Kriegar Little Kriegar Kitchen Nashua Mary Ladd A. A. Lynes W.E. Newcomb Perry Mich Nashue W. E. Newcomb Clare Ruth A. A. Lines Blanche Lynes George Miller Edna Lynes Edward Miller

Local News From Jesup and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Joseph Potter moves to Jesup renting MecSparren house in Hast Jesup Mike Brown buys half interest in dray line. Rev J H Scott returns missionary from Mexico preaches at Baptist church. The new barn foundation for Clarence Grynes laid after prior fire. E J Puller Sr and son bring goods from Wadena to rent farm east of town. Funeral for Eugene Brennan's infant son in Waterloo. Multiple moves and visits among residents. school resumes with furnace working.

Joseph Potter Jesup Hast Jesup Mike Brown Chapman Lumber Co E. B. Cook Sturgis Mich H. G. Kenyon HL. Blakeman Witt Webber Independence Hallman's Hall Carpenter Uate Myrtie Burrell Cedar Rapido J. H. Scott Baptist Church Scott Mexico Clarence ‘Grynes Clarence E. J. Puller Sr Clark Wadena Minn Joseph Patten Minnesota Horace Colson Land Eugene Brennan Waterloo Nick Kies David Morgan Veda Peak North Sixth Street Sll Methodist Episcopal Church Littleton Grandma Hoffman Waterlon Wil Crynes Jedd Motor Co Des Moines

Littleton News Highlights Local Farming And Social Life

Heavy rains last week halted plowing potatoes and corn. Fine days brought farmers back to work. Church services were canceled as Rev. Reeder attended Cedar Falls conference. News includes visits, baptisms, new church organ, hotel upgrades, grange fairs, and socials with a $21.76 fund rise. Local families, repairs, and a hospital of happenings fill the column with community ties and anecdotes.

M. E Reeder Cedar Falls Yisual Jake Freed Jesup Geo. Rehberg Florente Griswold Ovlwern Grace James Baldwin Littleton M.E Joseph Conkey Raymond Shaulls Gill Grlnwold Attorney Ingersoll Oelwein Httteton Harry Pingree Triumph Henry Kubrke Krantz Henry Cooke Mattica Independence Ma Mbie Riverelde Miss van Tuy Dunkerton Francis Lorena Chapman Wisconsin Ladies' Aid Society Hahn Gdn Kissinger Lisbon N. G Kissinger Nettle Hayes Drayton Hayes Florence Griswold Alexander Hayes J.B. Shannon Paitbank Shannon Mr. McDonald Otterville Littleton Fends Mab Booth Aister Lulu Wynegar Readlyn Sanders JM. D. Curtis S. J. Curtis Chicago

New Hampton News Briefs and Local Notes

Weekly notes from New Hampton detail Rev. Daniel Parker traveling to Cedar Falls for a district Methodist conference, Mr. Wentz injured moving furniture and treated for a scalp wound, Miss Caroline Noble returning to Clear Lake to teach, and Theodore Gelaman ill with blood poisoning on Fred Rotrock’s farm. Also reported are a large Monroe Avenue Lutheran church gathering opening the Miami synod Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society convention, a testimonial about Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, a county house inmate John McCourt’s death at age 96, and local court activity with court convening and announcements from area businesses and residents.

Wu. Sadler Anna Reese Barclay Catholic Church J. J. Hornfeld Parker George Fox Andrew Peterson John Cornelius G. B. Reader Cedar Falls Reader Wm. Campbell Chas, Seanelh Brown Hast Young Lizzie Zimmerman Gertie Keltges Baltimore Harold Pisce H. Meythaler O. K. Sgain Dora Shane Dickinson A. W. Smith Rose Myers New Hampton M. 2 N. H O Mae Fassbinder Minneapolis Nashua Barrow Cart Charles City Minneavolfe George Hoover Hoover Plainfield Bert Stocks Illinois Mir Duncan McCulloch Republic Waterloo Charles Hastings Waverly Bailif A. Terry Horton HB. A. Granger Lou Woodbridge Lawrence Quaife Rasolis Waah Jesup Daniel Parker Methodist Church William Went Frank Wentz Caroline Noble Clear Lake Echoe Theodore Gelaman Fred Rotrock Lutheran Missions Columbus Monroe i Avenue Lutheran Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society Miami Synod Salina B. Belmer Cincinnati John McCourt Speaigs County House Mr. McCourt Chamber Wangier Hermoor Fellows Ayweings Wangler Bros Mike Smith Elma Grat

Hand Caught in Machinery Injures Smith

The machine clogged and he reached with his left hand to remove the obstruction. A drive wheel struck a stone causing a lurch and the index finger was stripped and the large finger crushed. Clement Glass of Cresco, who stayed with Ed. Wesklen, went to Waterloo to visit friends briefly.

Mr. Smith Clement Glass of Cresco Ed. Wesklen Waterloo

Medal of Honor Legion opens 17th annual meeting in Washington

In Washington the Medal of Honor Legion held its seventeenth annual gathering at the Abbott house with hundreds attending. The organization honors Civil War and Spanish War heroes, noting only about 2,000 medals have been awarded and 458 living members remain. Officers listed include Commander P DeLacy Scranton and Senior Vice Commander B Horne Winsted Conn. junior vice commander William Search Boston.

Washington, D. C Washington Congress Bbditt United States Order Legion P. DeLacy Scranton Pal B. Horne Winsted Conn William Search Boston N. D. Preston Philadelphia Walter Thorn Brooklyn Charles H. Houghton Newark N. F Gabrel Grant M. D New York St. Clair A. Mulholland

Hogs and Sheep Prices Fall as Market Floods Hit Markets

Chicago market news reports hogs down 25 cents as total cattle reach near 46 000 head and sheep flood Western markets. Cattle prices dip overall with high class stock scarce while hogs show volatility but remain buoyant amid packer demand. Sheep and lamb prices slide 15 25 cents from last week with large weekly arrivals noted. CONOVER & SWANSON, Citizen.

Chicago Eallly Mora Leattle Lange Ebc Conover & Swanson

Kansas Minister Endorses Warner White Wine Tar Claim

Circleville Kansas minister Rev Colton testifies that Warner's White Wine of Tar is better than claimed and offers a speedy cure for throat and lung diseases. For sale by J Knapp at address 56-26.

Colton Circleville Kansas Warner Gale J. Knapp

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Poe Hoss Denver Chas. Thompson George Stuart Eldora W. W. Taylor Howard Good North Dakota Frank Tolma Deer River Mabel Misa Marian Miller W. B. Newcomb Margaret Fio Lynes Paullen Rorel Gladys Fargsworth Mr. & D. Cullins Wa_terloo Frank Lynes Blauster Roy Mime Blasier H. M. Peterson Edith Bertha Johnson Predera Frank Meddera Hanah Medders Oet Henry Reitz Lee County Schlueter Reitz Missouri Schluster German Evangelical Church Ricksman Thorne Long Prairie Schluder St. Louis Edna Schaffer Charles Schultnecht Hardware GF. Meyer William Smoketown Httle Fred Tegtmeter Martha Charles Roehl Fret Hageman of Trippli F. Leege Leege Emma Schwein Henry Kuhrt Myra Mueller PooYee Oe Winthrop M. A. Detlap A. Cole Ed. Braden Bessie Brintnall R. H. Meffert Erin McCann Coggan George Kirkpatrick Black Hills Dakota Hazel Barnard Munsey Bartholomew LeMasters B.Q. Smith Ning Peek Cedar Rapids Rowley Frank Auten Nebraska Pete Collins Frances Collins W. G. Ramsey Cleveland Ohio Rev. Tram Masonville Mesdames Connery and Keefe Farley T. Hogan C. G. Anderson Anselmo Neb Murmus Bremer County News Peter White LaFayette Township Peter D. F. Frank Jessie White John B. Mass Lucinda Hoppenworth Jesse Eveland Lottie B. Ingersol Gustav Hahn Frederika Effie Meyerhof Henry Kubrt Duma Seawem Geo. W. Beebe Laura Rust Bremer County Harry Jennings Jos. Boylson John J. Boylson Boylson Los Angeles California New Holland C. Hleighmey Heroes Medal OF Honor Legion Assem Bers Westen
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