One of Nature Noblem en Dead
Wallace Barber known as the Waterloo gunsmith dies at Presbyterian hospital after a long life of integrity and sportsmanship. Born near Naples New York November 13 1841 he suffered health problems but remained respected in his community. funeral tomorrow at 2:30 PM in Hileman & Gindt chapel with burial in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Barber
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
Michigan
Barber
Naples
N. Y
Leonard
Maria Warner Barber
Grand Rapids
Mich
Horace Warner
Riley Warner
Mount Clemens
Frank Warner
Hoodsport
Wash
Hileman & Gindt
Fourth Street East
Fairview Cemetery
W. F. Spry
Local changes and moves in Tripoli area
In Tripoli on April 10 residents report a flurry of activity. WL Marsh moves onto the John Guiney farm northwest of town while Mrs. Selek trades her residence for Henry Glee’s in Watering, planning June relocation. Ta McCumber sells southeast town home to F.C. Kuhrt and buys a vacant lot between Mallett and HH 0 Koch to build a modern house this spring. The Tripoli Mercantile store gets a new steel ceiling during a spring cleaning. Gus Matthe resigns from the depot to return to Fredericksburg. Henry Dettmer leaves for four to five months visiting relatives in Tacoma and Seattle. Mr and Mrs. Al Mathews of Bristow welcome a daughter, known as ota Belkema. A. Baney of Dubuque visits relatives, and Buhrow sells a northwest home to her son Frank, purchasing a lot south of the Burmeister property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
WL Marsh
Leroy Township
John Guiney
Selek
Henry Glee
Piace
Ta McCumber
F.C. Kuhrt
Mallett
Koch
Tripoli Mercantile Company
Gus. Matthe
Fredricksburg
Henry Dettmer
Washington
Tacoma
Seattle
al Mathews
Bristow
Prus. Mathews
Ota Belkema
A. Baney
Dubuque
Mr. Buhrow
Frank
Mr. Panner
Burmeister
House Passes Old Wool Bill
The House approved the wool tariff reduction bill 189 to 82. It matches the Underwood measure, cutting duties on raw wool to 5 cents per pound and overall wool product prices by about 47 percent. Eighteen Republican progressives and two regulars joined Democrats. one Democrat voted against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
House
Hill
Nye
Stevens
Minnesota
Francis
Ohio
Anderson
Lindbergh
Miller
Nelson
Nre
Steenerson
Volsted
Haugen
Hubbard
Akin
Jackson
Murdock
Young
la Follette
Warburton
Lafferty
Hanna
Kent
Norris
People’s Store Offers Credit on Mens, Women Suits
Meatest Stolts suits for men and women advertise better values on credit than cash at The People’s Store 223 West Fourth. Courier Want Ads claim it will do the job for readers seeking new attire and credit terms through local listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Store
West Fourth
Billy Sunday Breaks Records at Farewell Revival
William Ashley Sunday delivered his farewell service in Wheeling West Virginia drawing a crowd of thousands. Reported as the greatest revival in his career the audience rose in a tearful and emotional farewell after the sermon amid large offerings and strong public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
William Ashley Sunday
Greatest revival draws 8437 converts with large offerings
Handkerchiefs waved as tabernacle image of whitecaps on Atlantic blue appeared during the revival. Converts reached 8,437 with Free will offering near 17,000 dollars on the last day. Morning and evening meetings reported strong attendance and notable results from other sessions led by the Iowa-born evangelist. The item closes with an Easter hat sale notice from The People's Store at 323 West Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Highteans
Teeeas
Story Co., Ja
Iowa
People’s Store
West Fourth
Aggrieved Wife Seeks Separation in Wisconsin Case
Anna Ackerman seeks a divorce from James Ackerman whom she wed at Cassville Wisconsin on June 24 1906. She alleges cruelty and requests custody of two minor children Gertrude and Marie along with $50 temporary alimony and $35 a month permanent alimony. Defendant is said to be capable of earning $75 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ackerman
James Ackerman
Cassville
Wis
Gertrude
Marie
S S Workers to Make Plans Meeting
All superintendents of the Sunday schools are asked to meet at 7 30 PM in the parlors of the M G A to transact business and discuss plans for the state convention to be held here in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Lodge
A. F P
A. M
Masonic Temple
City in Brief Items From Waterloo and Cedar Rapids
Local notes report visitors and moves among Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Charles City residents. Mrs EB Worcester of Chicago visits her parents on Logan Avenue. Mr Kibben of Cedar Rapids guest at Gasser home. he works for National Biscuit. Otts plan Davenport move. Pulis celebrate newborn Gordon Miller Pulis. Foundry pumps restart work after flooding. Ellis Pharmacy shifts location. Waterloo council banquet honors retirees. city officials discuss minor department changes. Ample town updates on housing moves repairs and local business changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon von Schuch
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
EB. D. Worcester
Chicago
Wiliam Dobson
Logan Avenue
M. R. Glen
Gon
Stuart
Waverly
Greene
George E. Ott
Davenport
D. J. Pulis
Wellington Street
Gordon Miller Pulis
Alice Sanderson
Teachers’ Association
J. L. Simmons
Eighth Street
Detroit
Mich
Henry Richardson
F. E B. Cutler
Waterloo Foundry Company
Nita
Vera Jeffries
Cutler to Visit Land Interests in Florida for Three Weeks
F E B Cutler, president of Cutler Hardware, left last night for Palm Beach to review land interests of a club of twenty. En route he will visit Mrs. Ella Wright Captain G C Snowden Chester Wright and Miss Louise Cutler at their farm near Boulogne, Florida, and will be away for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E B. Cutler
Cutler Hardware Company
Palm Beach
Fla
Cutler
Ella Wright
G. C. Snowden
Chester Wright
Louise Cutler
Boulogne
Fisher Opens Lenten Series With Christian Life Focus
Dr. T. B. Fisher of La Crosse Wisconsin district superintendent of the Universalist church spoke to a good audience at the Universalist church. The first Holy Week sermon series centers on Endeavors After the Christian Life with tonight's topic The Life Worth While. The speaker was described as able and interesting with special music enhancing the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Fisher
la Crosse
Wis
Universalist Church
Open Meeting and Entertainment by Woodmen Circle
The Woodmen circle and Hawkeye camp plan an open meeting in Waterloo on Wednesday April 3 at Soashball starting 7 45 p m. F S Merrian presides and J C Murtagh speaks on fraternalism. Mrs Mae B Furman Iowa state manager attends with an address followed by readings, solos, and a social hour and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen of the World
Hawkeye Camp
W.O. W
Soashball
Waterloo
F. S. Merrian
J. C. Murtagh
Mae B. Furman
Iowa
Woodnten Circle
Des Moines
New Pastor to Come to Walnut Street Baptist Church
Dr. J. B. Smith from Muscatine will assume the Walnut Street Baptist Church pastorate on Easter Sunday. He addressed two large Muscatine congregations and fifteen new members joined the Baptist church in ten days through his influence. The Muscatine Ministerial Association expressed regret at his departure and wished him success in his new field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Smith
Muscatine
Walnut Street
Roosevelt Strong In Poll Of Train
A train poll across New Mexico shows Col onel Roosevelt remains a leading candidate if voters on the overland journey could express a clear preference. The survey conducted by M M Beal reports Roosevelt ahead of Taft Wilson and La Follette, with Beal and his family recently returning to their Fourth Street West home after a California stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Taft Wilson
M. M. Beal
Miss Luverne
la Follette Clark
California
Fourth Street West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waldace Barber
New York State
Erty
Moira Meier
Chas. H. Smith
Jacon Berg
J. C. Vlaus
Chas
Franklin
Ben Stenzel
Fred Krueger
Zumbrota
Minn
Dunn
Mason
Henry Rohrsen
Blackhawk
Hattendorf
Bam Tokman
Henry Wittkop
Elsie Oltrogge
Miss Ericson
F. C. Schulte’s
Anna Belkema
Jim Keough
Herman Schuldt
Elmer MeeKeown
Walter Fergeman
Arthur Chapin
Minerva Hattendorf
W. H
Will Tonne
Mercantile
Lutheran Sehurch
Oxford Clothing Co
Martin
East Fourth St
Billy
Wheeling, W. VA
Wil
Evangelist
Evangelist Sunday
New Castle
Portsmouth
Lima Peek One
Toledo Venee
Erie
Springfield
Wichita
Canton
Wheeling Vanes
S. S
Buchanan
Majestic Theatre
8. B. Perkina
Charles City
Guy Kibben
Cerar Rapids
N. A. Gasser
Second Street West
Kibben
iNational Biscuit Company
QO. P. Gump
South Wayne
Ralph Mason Hix
MaNeable Iron Works
H. A. Wilson
Finestreet
B. F. Burton
Wilson Apartments
B. A. Applegard
Treasury Department
Federal
Mr. Appleyard
Ottumwa
Ellis Pharmacy
G. W. Hesalroad Shoe Company
Ellis Company
Drug Company
Lee Bradley Livery Company
Tegan House
East Seventh Street
Rambier Automobile Company
Newton Smith
RM. Dewey
Waterloo Club
Charles Roby
City Hall
McNulty
Tuter
Dearborn Construc- Item Company
W. Eby
George H. Kilpatrick Wul
W. CL
Amal
Lafayette Park
Ainline
Ling
Bath House
DR. Fisher
Soash
4Th St
Sycamore
Pure Food Candy Kitchen
Commercial Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!