Thinks Hospital Extravagance Provokes County Protest
C B Kellogg recounts seventeen weeks at the Knoxville inebriacy hospital and argues the treatment does not cure liquor habit. He urges state intervention and questions the institution’s expense to the county, noting inmates’ warmth as motive for some commitments. He sent a critical letter March 15 detailing his charges. The board may hear requests to preserve county farm acreage for an experiment station and consider loan approvals by the People’s Mutual Building and Loan association for new homes and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE. Kellogg
Knoxville
Board of Supervisors
State Board of Control
Kellogg
New County Farm Ag
Amés School
Married This Morning at St Marys Church
Father H H Folkenbrock joined in marriage at eight o clock this morning in St Marys Catholic church Miss Anna Beckmann and Mr Edward Jarosh both of Waterloo. Mr Wm Beckmann brother of the bride and Miss Mamie Heinen attended. A wedding breakfast was served at the bride's Logan avenue home. The groom formerly lived in Cresco and is a saddler in the city for the past year. They will reside on Lo Bal avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Folkenbrock
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Anna Beckmann
Edward Jarosh
Waterloo
Wm. Beckmann
Mamie Heinen
Logan Avenue
Cresco
Lo- Bal Avenue
Feet So Sore They Could Not Descend Stairs
An ad touts TIZ foot remedy claiming quick relief for sore feet with a Jeffersonville case of Mrs Crockett who after two treatments could walk downstairs one foot at a time. It asserts TIZ draws out poisonous exudations, cleans pores, and lasts a week with no comparable product. Available from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. at 26 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Waterloo Names Next Police Chief Next Monday
Waterloo public notice indicates a new police chief will be named Monday night. The candidate is described as a high school graduate with experience in hunting criminals and unraveling crime. A formal announcement is expected from city officials.
Local clubs and lodges schedule meetings this week
Announcements list reguar reviews by L. C. TM No. 22, Watering Lodge No. 105, Westminster Literary Society, Degree of Honor, Daughters of Isabella, Westminster Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary, Queen Castle No. 123, St. Paul’s Ladies’ Aid, First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society and West Waterloo M B A lodge No. 1115 with dates through April 6. Members urged to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Castle No
West Waterloo
Bickley Hall
Lake woman buried in Kansas funeral held yesterday
The body of Mrs. Lake died last Friday at her sister Mrs. Bogardus home 328 Edwards street Lebanon Kan was taken there Sunday night The husband and sons C W and W Leonard arrived too late for the vigil The funeral was conducted by the Lebanon M E church pastor with Rebekah lodge assistance due to illness in the family and nervous collapse of the sister The relatives thank neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during sorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
C. T. Bogardus
Edwards Street
Lebanon
Kan
C. W
W. W. Leonard
M. E. Church of Lebanon
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
M. J. Hayes
Former Rector Evans Visits Waterloo Friends
Rev. E. J. Evans, former Christ Episcopal rector, arrives for a week at Mrs. M. Ricker’s home on Franklin Street. He organized the boys’ choir here and has served in Middletown, Ohio before resigning for health. He accepted a call to St. Paul’s church Beloit Wis and will begin soon. Mrs. Evans and children visit Beloit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Evans
Christ Episcopal Church
M. Ricker
Franklin Street
Mr. Evans
Middletown
Ohio
St. Paul's Church
Be- Toit
Wis
Annual Meeting At First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church held its annual meeting last evening with strong attendance at the service and a 6:30 picnic supper. Rev. H. W. Reherd presided as officers reported 5000 spent on local work and 4500 on benevolent causes. The budget for the new year was endorsed. A highlight was the sale of Ware chapel and purchase of lots at Hast Park Place on Kern and Cutler streets for a new chapel to be built this summer. F. H. Cutler elected elder and active in local plans. Elders and trustees re-elected or named included W. W. McFarlane, J. K. McQuilkin, A. White, A. W. Peterson, James Graham, C. W. Bown, A. M. Place, with W. W. Miller as congregation chairman, Dr. H. A. Boysen as church secretary, and J. K. McQuilkin as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
H. W. Reherd
Ware Chapel
Hast Park Place
Kern and
Cutler Streets
F. H. Cutler
W. W. McFarlane
J. K. McQuilkin
A. White
A. Raymond
James Graham
C. W. Bown
A. M. Place
W. W. Miller
H. A. Boysen
North Waterloo News Highlights Local Incidents Rail Activity
Christie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore L Tollefson, is sick with measles. A skating accident injured a fireman's wife on Iowa street. Ralph Heffner and wife plan to join relatives in Norcroft Wyoming after taking a 160 acre claim. John O Neil and wife will make north Waterloo home on Cutler street. Various residents travel, visit, or plan moves while railroad work and street parking improvements proceed, with farmers preparing fields nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie
Theodore L. Tollefson
Clay Street
Mathews
Iowa Street
Ralph Heffner
Norcroft
Wyoming
Heffner
Union Central Railroad
Waterloo
John O. Neil
West Union
City
Cutler Street
J. S. Chapman
North Waterloo
Wesley Moore
O’hare
Frank Geier
Adolph Hein
H. L. Lohner
Volga City
S. Chapman
J. Whittlimore
Mr. Whittimore
Cottage Street
Henry Steffens
North End
Peter Fig
John Rubie
St. Paul
Minn
Jimmie Campbell
Town Falls
Jimmie Meggison
Illinois Central
Dubuque
A. Bartlett
Vinton
East Fourth Street
Council Bluffs
Putin
Workforce Shifts In Illinois Central Shops
Snowy winter leaves ground fine as many workers shift roles at Illinois Central shops. Henry Ludke becomes machinist helper. R E B Downing tours the western road for materials and supplies. Sam Shaw quits car repair. Frank Moore advances to machinist. Louis Smith joins tool room. J J McLeary fills in at IHinois Central shops as Lillis travels on company business. Lutz moves to TI C blacksmithing. Albert Lillieh heads to southern Texas for land interests. Nauman begins as a miners apprentice and Jenkins moves to night stationary engineer. Christofferson replaces McLeary in roundhouse while he acts foreman. Engine 44 receives complete repairs. Schate and Buckner on Dubuque division. Night Watchman role shifts to Henry Leffert as Charles Long is absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ludke
R. E B. Downing
Sam Shaw
Illinois Central
Frank Moore
Louis Smith
W. B. Lillis
St. Paul
J. J. McLeary
Ihnois Central
Joseph Lutz
TI. C
Albert Lillieh
Texas
Henry W. Nauman
Mnners
Ilinois Central Railroad
Fred ©. Jenkins
Gas Company
Ilinois Central
Louis Christofferson
W. B. Sillis
Enegineer
Schate
Buckner
Dubuque
Charles Long
Henry Leffert
Markets Report From Chicago Waterloo Prices 1910
Chicago markets closed due to election. Waterloo market list shows prices for grain, livestock and hay, with figures for corn oats rye barley butter potatoes lard and various meats. Also notes a soda fountain for sale and a teeless Hamco store addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Kansas
Turkey
Wellington
Pioneer
Aristos
Former Teacher Bertha Ohler Returns to Waterloo West
Former Waterloo West primary teacher Bertha Ohler is back in the city and takes charge of first grade at the Central school building. She served nearly fifteen years previously, leaving when Margaret Thompson resigned to care for an invalid mother in New Providence. Ohler, who had gone to Lincoln, Nebraska, was recalled after attending an uncle’s funeral and agrees to remaining. Principal Hakill notes term attendance higher than ever. total pupil numbers expected between 35 and 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Ohler
Waterlow West
Miss Ohler
Board of Education
Waterloo West
Margaret Thompson
New Providence
Marshall County
Labor Revival Gains Ground in City Meetings
Labor revival meetings in the city draw strong attendance with Edward McMorrow, national organizer of street railway employes, addressing Labor hall. Tonight R B Peverine of Sioux City, an electrical worker, to speak at the same venue. Kings Heralds hold a meeting at Betty Davis home with fourteen members present. Mrs Rigby of the general order speaks on missionary Miss Josephine Liers in India, whom the group supports. Social time follows with refreshments served by the hostess and her mother. Miss Blanche Martin returns from Eldora and a visit with Miss Virginia Van Metre at Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McMorrow
Labor Hall
R. B. Peverine
Sioux City
Hame Place
Kings’ Heralds
Betty Davis
Paul Davis
Rigby
General Order
Josephine Liers
India
Blanche Martin
Eldora
Virginia
van Metre
Dayton
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. E. Kellogg
People’s Mutual Building and Loan Association
Peter Murphy
Tracy
Anna Webber
Buckingham
Neary Fereday
Anna Herman
Edward Koob
Jesup Emma
Pomp
la Porte City
Earl C. Griffith
Katherine Arends
Shelden
Buchanan Optical
William T. Dinneen
L. C. TM. No. 22
F. P. Wheeler
The
Oriental Club
Jefferson Street
Wateriog Lodge No. 105
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Westminster Literary Society
Mrs
James Black
Daughters of Isabella
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Richard Holmes
H’s
IK East Park Plage
First Presbyterians
Ing
G. M. Nesbit
Westminster Presbyterian
A. W. Peterson
Harwichs
Ead
Dron
Harwich Furniture
Ellis Hotel
North Waterloo and Railroads
Buchanan Optical Co
Ady
Hamco
A.C. Smlth Drug Co
West Albi
Lincoln
Neb
James McDowell
A. N. Hakill
South St B
Snbhy
A. C. Cole
West Mollan Ave
Westfield
J. E. Bragdon
C. B
Black Minorca
Leland Ave
West Side City-Park
West Side Business District
West Side
Chautauqua Park
Qo, T. K
Ta. D
Carpenter Hotel
Commercial St
Waterloo, Iowa
William B. Addy
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Logan Hotel
M. Forech
E. Monroe St
Black Hawk National Bank
Bank of Stability and Progress
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