Mrs James R Kays Dies After Illness in Waterloo
Mrs. James R. Kays 72 died this morning at her daughter's home after gall stones abscess surgery two weeks ago. Born Palona Spencer in Mercer County Pa on Sept 17 1839 she lived in Platteville Wis Independence and Hazleton before moving to Waterloo. Survived by four daughters and one son including Mrs J J Coonrad and Mrs H L Cobb. Body to be taken to Hazleton for burial.
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James R. Kays
Park Avenue East
J. J. Coonrad
Bycamore Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Palona Spencer
Mercer County
G. Hawley
Platteville
Wia
Independence
Hazleton
Waterloo
Kays
J. R. Sisco
Buchanan County
Illustrated Bible Offered As New Art Edition
The Waterloo Evening Courier promotes a new illustrated Bible as a work of art. It features full page color plates from the Tissot collection and 600 plus illustrations integrated with the text. Readers can obtain a copy by presenting six certificates and following the stated terms.
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Boston
Waterloo Evening Courier
Tissot
Waterloo Trip Features Local Socials and Birthday
Mrs Herman Clausing and Vera and Mrs F F Wiegert with relatives traveled to Waterloo on Wednesday. The Aid Society met with Mrs Lowie Dickman on Thursday. Conrad Clausing held an eightieth birthday gathering at his home. No school Friday due to teachers at a Waterloo convention. A moving picture show played Friday and Saturday.
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Denver
Herman Clausing
Vera
F. F. Wiegert
Peter Doyle
Watterloo
Aid Society
Lowie Dickman
Conrad Clausing
Waterloo
Atdella Schneer
Waterloo Notices and Social Then and Now
Waterloo area social notices list confirmations at Rev G Kramms and Rev Schoernbahn churches including Lizzie Poocke Isadora Clausing Walter Brennan Herman Steege George Moeller Minnie Hageman Freda Sass Ernest Musch Otto Guenther Henry Krichoff and more. Local residents travel to visit relatives in Waterloo Waverly and Raymond while families celebrate a fifteenth wedding anniversary and daily events note high waters subsiding.
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Waterloo
Carl Krueger
Reinhart Meier
Kurt
John Brune
Louie Bruns
Ernest
Higin
F. Schoernbahn
Minnie Hageman
Freda Sass
Ernest Musch
Otto’ Guenther
Henry Krichoff
Lowe Dickman
Waverly
Riday
John Kurt
Emma
Raymond
Tillie
Ida Guenther
Muller
Wm. Muller
Fredkins
Minnesota
John School of
John
Henry Poocke
Wm. Richman
South Dakota
Fred Walthers
Rose Bradenburg
Geo. Moeller
Herman
Joe Snieder
Ann Dias
Peter Doyle
Doyle
Chas. Hunt
Fred Knief
Amelia Bayer
F. Schumacher
August Burr
Jesup News Nears Spring Visits and Disorder
Mrs W W Blassey visited with Du buque friends where she formerly resided and several locals traveled to Waterloo. A Taft steamroller critique colors the Independence county convention and local drunkenness prompts calls for action. Disturbances after 11pm closed streets, a pool hall injury, and hospital stitches spark city concerns. Robert Houck and Francis visit Independence. Olver family returns to Omaha.
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Jesup
W. W. Blassey
Dubuque
F. E. Shimer
Waterloo
Leo Ham
Chas. Richie
Newcomb
Garrison
Clarence Hood
Marion Kennealy
Iowa State Agricultural College
Ames
Thayer
Mesdames Gee, Young
BE. E. Hull
Harry Miller
Louis Hovey, Jr
de Los Frink
Chas. Hood
Taft
Independence
White House
Robert Houck
Francis
F. R. Place
H. A. Houck
Lour Life City
David Morgan
C. A. Hart
CT. Olver
Omaha
Raymond Area Notes and Local Visits April
Raymond Iowa reports include F A Lewick visiting relatives, Mrs B J Gould age 92 returning for summer, timber hay shipments to N J Berkey, Attorney Alfred Longley in town, Dr P Le Marble buying land for 92 per acre, Easter services planned at Methodist church, Col Theodore Roosevelt speaker visit in Waterloo, several residents making trips to Waterloo, and teaching of Poyner school beginning Monday.
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Raymond
F. A. Lewick
Dunkerton
B. J. Gould
Waterloo
Cedar Heights
N.J. Berkey
Alfred Longley
Watersloo
P. le Marble
Liscomb
Walter Hewitt
T. Gilbert
Gerlardine
Iowa Falls
A. G. Ward
Walters
Col. Theodore Roosevelt
Leo O'Connell
Poyner School
Orth of Waverly
Sadie Carroll
Adaline Weber
Math Demuth
Visit to Huron for Two Months by Sister in Law
Northwest of Raymond left Tuesday night for Huron North Dakota for about two months to visit her sister. G W W Combs of Mercer Ma is cited as having used The Honey and Tar Compound to treat hay fever and asthma with noted relief. H W Tageart reports the remedy as better than any other medicine tried.
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Raymond
Huron
G. W W. Combs
Mercer
Foley
H.W. Tageart
Community Notes From Reinbeck and Surroundings
Mrs H B Coffin and her young daughter from Austin Minn visit Reinbeck. Beasie Smith of Goldfield visits teacher friend Stella Slessor. Strohbehn family and baby Test visit Wagner. Lulu Methfessel and Henrietta Morrison, State Teachers College Cedar Falls students, spend Sunday at home. Ruth Morrison returns to Stout Institute. Morrison to graduate in June. J N Myers travels to Chicago for medical consult. A M Robinson and Mrs Myers accompany. Eawin Robinson and Arthur Ehlers sail to Canada for Porter Land work. Rev Fred Elliott of Indianola visits. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Marshalltown district meets at Methodist Episcopal church. ~40 delegates attend.
Local notices from Waterloo community page recount travels and health
Miss Anna M. Wells, a returned missionary from China, gave an address Tuesday evening. Mrs. Wm. Gilbert of Des Moines visited her mother Mrs. A. Teel over Sunday. Mrs. G. B. Hildebrand and Miss Oda Volberding arrived from Livingston Montana. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cumming returned from Rochester Minnesota where Mrs. Cumming had an operation and is improved. The two month old child of Henry Solton near Hicks died of scarlet fever with two siblings affected. Miss Vera and Clara Dutton of Omaha visited for a week. Mrs. Charles W. Parker left for Carnduff Saskatchewan to join her husband on a farm. Mr. and Mrs. Wilgon of Pennsylvania visited Waterloo and accompanied Mrs. Parker.
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Anna M. Wells
China
Wm. Gilbert
Des Moines
A. Teel
G. BE. Hildebrand
Oda Volberding
Livingston
Mont
W. C. Cumming
Rochester
Minn
Frank Snow
Cora Slows
Winnipeg
Canada
H. J0. Reisinger
BR. J. Walker
Teal
Mona Robinson
Chicago
St. Luke’s Hospital
Henry Solton
Hicks
Vera
Clara Dutton
Omaha
Neb
Charles W. Parker
Carnduff
Saskatchewan
Can
Parker
James L. Cooley
Waterloo
Wil ‘Gon
Pennsylvania
Henry W. Williams
Ace
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de Loris
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R. C. Ferguson
Independence Ave
White
Mabel Ettinger
West Fourth Street
City Garment Cleaning Co
West Fourth St
I. W. Bouldin
M. D
Phobe
Stroebel Music House
East Fifth Street
Waterloo Electrical
Synbiocatr Building
James HK. Ways
And
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More
Laatrd
Chas. Sheridan
Marlon Nichels
Sheridan
Jeeup
Charles
George
J. N. Munecey
Chris
Emerson
Bordner
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Bert Munger
White Buck
Waterloo Shoe Co
East Fourth Street
Reinbeck
U.S. Pat
Pape
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