Mother Kenison Dies at 106 East Tenth Street Waterloo
Mrs. Jessie May Kenison died at 8 30 Sunday morning at the family home 106 East Tenth street after weeks of illness and an operation. She leaves husband Al W Kenison and two children Roger 6 and Lucile 24 with several siblings and other relatives. Funeral plans await word from Colorado where her father Peter Carmichael previously ran a drayage business. The article notes a shock to the husband and includes a local bank letter praising Waterloo as a progressive town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie May Kenison
al. W. Kenison
Femly
East Tenth Street
Waterloo
Peter Carmichael
Holly
Colorado
Kenison
Roger
Lucile
Clarence
Des Blaines
Charles
Arch
East Tenth Sitées
Mabel
Curis
Kenigon
I. P. Lowrey
Most National Bank
Lawrens
Iowa
Paris
Funeral for Joseph Gusha Held in Waterloo
Funeral services announced for Joseph Gusha age about 68, longtime Hale Center area resident who died after Brights disease at Presbyterian hospital. He lived in Waterloo before moving to Platte City then back to Waterloo shortly before death. The service at 2 09 Tuesday at Woodruff rooms under G A R auspices. burial at Torravian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gusha
Waterloo
Platte
Bright
Joseph Basha
Hale Center
Waterco
Watercoo
Woodruff Undertaking
Elias Skinner
Torrvian
Neal
Grif
Wr Ferlog
Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Henry Burke
Bennington township marks a golden wedding anniversary for Mr Henry Burke and Mrs Burke, who celebrated fifty years since Aug 29 1858. Eight children and many relatives attended at their home as flowers, dinner, and a gift of gold band dishes were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Burke
Bennington
Preepoyt
Bob Te
Local notices and visits in Cedar Falls and surrounding towns
A compilation of social notes from Cedar Falls and nearby communities records visits, departures, and engagements. Mrs LeClair Martin and son Edward visit Mt Vernon. Miss Helen Snowden takes a teaching post in Atlanta Colorado. numerous callers and travelers are listed, including Mrs Florence Barber, Rev Oscar Lowry, and Prof Percival Hunt, with upcoming events such as a Missionary society offering and Will Sutherland and Genevieve Blaker nuptials planned for September.
Prisoner Seeks Funds For Release Through Handcrafted Bridle
John Bannon a seven year inmate at Deer Lodge Montana state penitentiary writes Sheriff Caldwell seeking aid to secure funds for his release. He offers a riding bridle handmade with forty thousand strands representing months of work and asks the sheriff to rate it off. The sheriff declines stating he is not in the rafting business and would likely refuse the proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bannon
Deer Lodge
Mont
Caldwell
Bannon
Elmdate Mills Notice to Farmers and Grain Market Update
Notice from Elmdate Mills at 4% mile west of Wilson Junction offering duck and elder processing and a hydraulic press facility from Mt Gilead Ohio with 2000 bushel capacity. Grain deliveries softer than two weeks ago with oats in demand and firm prices, corn steady. farmers reluctant to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydraulic Press
Mt Gilead
Ohio
Elmdate Mills
Wilson Junction
Harley
Waterloo Market Reports and Local Wedding News
The Waterloo market opens with steady, selective demand for drafts and southern cattle while fat cattle and packing stock show mixed activity. Poultry and eggs remain firm with good demand. hay and flour markets reflect light receipts and stable to firm prices. Also reported is the marriage of Anibal of Waterloo to Constance Arnott at the Evangelical parsonage with plans for a Oregon-bound future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Chicago
Cececeiersleese
Springera
Sass S
de Taard
Pioneer
Timothy Bay
Domerod
Loosa
Miss Lucile Bowen Returns to Waterloo After Visit
Miss Lucile Bowen returns to Waterloo Thursday after several days with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Willa John. Lincoln Godflard was arraigned on charges of slashing two cows with a knife. he will finish a pone pending a preliminary next Friday. Mrs W A Smith left for Toledo to attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Sara Leichtenwalter. Otto Koerth of fonia was called to Frederika by his mother's stroke. Frank Stapper, with his left leg cut off, remains under care at Dr Richs home for weeks. Theo Schoenfield ran over a child near Ionia injuring it severely. Jesse Swanger visited his parents in Fredericksburg. Alma Saltzman went to Waterloo to visit friends. Mr and Mrs C M Herdman and Mrs Elizabeth Herdman returned from funeral services for Anton Kieren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival C. Hunt
Iowa City
Hunt
Denver
Colorado
Will Suterland
Cedar Rapids
Alexander Sutherland
Niss Genevieve B. Blaker
Cedar Ra
Cedar Sails
Cedar Falla
Miss Liberty
Irene Highley
Hurdlefield
Southakota
Miss Highley
Waterloo
Marshal Horton
Washington Street
West Side
Will Ofer
Miss Hightey
South Dakota
Aus
Lucile Bowen
Willa John
Elon
Shineoie
John Rade Carher
Lincoln Godflard
Justice
Noble
W. A. Smith
Toledo
Iowa
Sara Leichtenwalter
Otto Koerth
Fonia
Frederika
Frank Stapher
Rich
Theo. Schoenfield
Jasper Huffman
Ionia
Jesse Swanger
E. Swanger
Fredericksburg
Alma Saltzman
East of Town
C. M. Herdman
Exzabeth Herdman
Anton Kieren
Priday
Jae Spring Valley
Mina
Mabel Hicks
Hicks
Dr. Allen
D. S. Heiple
Bert Carey
I Widdel and Sons
Thos. Thornberry
J. J. Mmnert
Q. W. Follett
Chris Schneider
Cap. Schmitt
Hd. Schmitt
Wor
Strebss
Eagle Township
Okahoma City
Okla
Maggie Koster
Barclay
Cora
Shores
Schmitt Bros
Schmitt
Presbyterian Hospital At
Lewis Ackerman
K. G. J. Schmitt
Rev. Kepecky
Grover Neimeyer
Oklahom
South
Oklahoma City
Bert. Fuchs Jr
Oklahoma
Perry
Will
N. PB. Fuchs
Anna Fritz
Joé Fuchs
Wm. Struble
G. A. Mason
Eale Township
C. R. Meyers
Semitt Bros
Myr. Meyers
Matt. Thomas
Che Td
Schmitt Farm
Wr. Memer
al. Fuchs
Sam Molde
Lester Township
Dell Friedly
Matt Lillg
Des Moines
Geo. Turner
Mr. Guagy
Mr. Turner
Aug. Kurtz
John Lechey
Margaret
Catherina Ambrose
Minneapolis
Ellen Murphy
C. Highee
Lenynie
Davenport
Fairbank
FW. Nichols
Readlyn and Tama County News Tidbits and Travels
Readlyn social events and visitors fill a lively week with band gatherings and family visits. Tama County notes detail farming yields, orchard wins, and market moves with Roffman, Schnell, and Head among the prominent names. Des Moines and Des Moines fair reports mingle with Oklahoma migrations, auto purchases, and local school openings.
Live Stock Market and Catarrh Cure Ad Notice
The cattle market opened steady and closed steady while sheep weakened. Estimated hog receipts today reach 14,000 tomorrow. A $100 reward is offered for catarrh cures with testimonials available. Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as a constitutional remedy with internal action and a druggist supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moog Markey
Cholce
Haugh Heavy
Box Work Was Very Effective In Doubleheader
Keokuk and Waterloo played a twelve inning doubleheader with Waterloo winning both games. Box work by Waterloo’s pitchers impressed the crowd while Keokuk’s fielding was slightly off in the first game. Prough and Gasper starred for Waterloo, with Peterson and Schopp strong in the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Waterloo
Champs
Prough
Gasper
Peterson
Schopp
R.le
Keokilke
Belt
Lisette
Phrenology view of Bryan and Taft faces in Aus 26 piece
Jessie Allen Fowler analyzes cranial features of presidential candidates William Jennings Bryan and William Howard Taft. Bryan is described with a strong, determined jaw and idealistic forehead while Taft shows sympathetic mouth, humorous eyes, intuitive insight, and high integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Allen Fowler
American Institute of Phrenology
New York City
New York
Aus
Tatt
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
William Howard Taft
Lim
Liyan
Mr. Taft
Taft
iDate
William Jennings Bryan
Markets Today Lamson Bros and CG Waterloo
Markets today focus on grains and provisions with special attention to each grain and bond market notes. Local listings show stocke and bond updates from IC B and managers at 283 and 540 phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Bros, & CG
Waterloo
Omes
Gasser Block
Sydhmore
Eagh
Keokuk Manager Voices Fair Play Stand On Pennant
Keokuk, Gate City, manager Frank Boyle says he will accept a pennant won fairly but will tolerate lower places if needed. He criticizes Burling ton for using ineligible players in the championship games and identifies Donovan as likely a big leaguer still property of the Chicago Nationals. Boyle notes the Bat erm league summer play and praises Burlington’s performance for lifting their win over his team. Mr and Mrs H W Beebe and family return to Emmetsburg after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Gate City
Frank Boyle
Central Association
Afanager Boyle
Xan
Faw
Boyle
Donovan
Witcher
Burlington
Chicago Nationals
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W. Kenison
Peter Garmichael
Joseph Easha
Noal
Griffin
Cedar Falls
Roger Leavitt
A. Vanderveer
Springfield
Minn
Gerkby
Theodore
DeWitt
Ifr
Jeanette Ashton
WR. Graham
Ais. LeClair Matin
Mes. iMartin
H. C. Heinenway
Galesburg
Ilinois
Soren Kensen
Ames
Agricultural College
Soren Hansen
George Eckhart J
George
Henrietta Placi
Mormal
Sunt
Fred D. Cassidy
Rolfe
Seattle
Wasti
Atl
Cassidy
Idith Snowden
J. B. Snowden
J. O. Knox
J. D. Gaston
Alice Johnson
L. Stacobs
Ond Tinsis Central
Omaha
Gem City Business College
Quincy
Ill
Atalenta
Staton
Ts Bronte
Thor
Krnewrlling
Tingkkoeping
Artus
Hundeest Practica
Pancutine An Mathematten
D. L. Droelman
LOGAL
Horsee
I Winls J
Anibal
Alisa Constance Arnett
Waterville
Wia
J. H. Kuhns
F. H. Anibal
Jeferson Street
Salon
Oregon
Han
Scheppele-Peverill
TRICH
G. B
Waterlo
Evangelical
Claud H. Peverlll
Bertha V. Schoppele
J. H. Baucee
Ecofound
New Hampton
Dewar
Pau Way
J. A. Dorland
J. J. Fitegerala
Band Boys
John Ambrove
Kittie Reed
Waterloots
Y. C. 'Trusty
Fairbank Loaker
Bridgie Leehey
Oelwein
J. B. Murphy
Donald
iOaiwein
EB. Molloy
Missey
Lethey
Jeff
Colax
Rutht
Helen Murphy
Ang J. J. Murphy
Jhean
V. Reisner
Hiester
Mini
M. B. Sanborn
Tama
Traci
Adam Schnell
Dysart
Schnell
John Head
Ae Tama Herald
Andrew Roffman
Adooe
Hall
Wall
F. J. Cieeney & CO
Olu
Drugciats
Toc
NEW York Stock Market
Stock Exchange
Atchison Haere Teves Oe Tea
Amalgamated Copper We
Aneconda Mave
Baltimore and Oblease
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Colorado Weel and Iron
Peter Ery National
Loulavilla and
Nashvill
Missouri Pacific
Tere
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
St. Paw
Union Pacific
Tressee Agt
Shamps
Kewanee
Kewanea
Quilley
Ottumwa
Jacksonville
Oskaloosa
Burlington Quincy
Jacksony Keokuk
Foster
Cortiden
Mages
Krieiger
Burch
Bucch
Whisman
Newhouse
Lawler
Donahue
Burlington Hawkeye
Sleuth
Umps
Baldair
Dean Witgon
Mate Donovan
Joe Donahue
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Bet Fon
Watson
Kenkuk
Fore Whisman
Caja
Roland
A Reichle
Miller
Wilson
Corriden
Ae É Lemon
C . Stern Felt
Irahpoar Curtis
Pennington
Gruikshank
Tin Lewis
Ik Wy Searles
Magee
Career Weed Kruéger
Tone
Auman
Square
H. W. Beebe
Emmetsburg
City
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