Mary Changes in Pastorates and Cedar Falls Conference
The Iowa Evangelical Conference near Cedar Falls closed with announcements of many ministerial changes. Notable moves include H. J. Faust becoming presiding elder of the Des Moines district, J. A. Haehlen succeeding him, and J. H. Bauernfeind transferring to field work with L. W. Bock coming to Waterloo. The detailed list outlines appointments across Cedar Falls and Des Moines districts, naming numerous pastors and quarterly conference Members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Ffora
J. Faust
Calvary Evangelical Church
Des Moines
J. A. Haehlen
J. H. Bauernfeind
Emanuel Church
L. W. Bock
Waterloo
W. C. Lang
Nolte
Abbott
J. V. Knoll
Aredale
O. M. Vagey
Blackhawk
W. Lanton
Britt—H. Raecker
Butler
Philipp Pfalzgraf
B. R. Wiener
Cedar Rapids
C. F. Hillman
Dumont
D. Wendell
Fort Dodge
J. D. Klooz
Fostoria
W. J. Weiland
Hampton
Jacob Hadlew
Hartley
C. S. Lang
Laverne
E. M. Krafft
Meservia
E. C. Graemer
Sheffield
David Lang
Pierson
J. H. Stewart
Rockwell City
W. C. Schaler
Stanton
A. H. Buente
Perry
F. P. Pfalzgraft
A. L. Hauser
Cedar Fails
George Zellhoefer
Meservey
J. H. Fpipnert
J. Koehn
Dubuque
A. Goetze
Dysart
H. C. Lorenz
Garrison
George Cramer
Green Mountain
L. Fuller
Laurel
J. Alber
Lansing
August Raecker
Laporte City
C. PL
Canetti
Otto Creekj
Homer Todd
Sumner
E. Schroeder
Story City
I. L. NM
I. L. NM. Smay, Waterloo. Emanuel Church—Il. W. Bock
Calvary Church
Waverly
L. F. Smith
Wilton
F. W. Koenig
E. J. Schultz
J. J. Bauernfeind
George Knoche
D. L. Reichert
Quarterly Conference Members Named Across Areas
Scheurer and Waterloo quarterly conference members including M J Miller and W Carohe La Porte quarterly conference lists H Stelimyh and Wilton quarterly conference member B P oC Koch Clinton quarterly conference noted as participants.
An Extraordinary Bohemian Girl at Waterloo April 10
The Aborn Opera company presents the Paris version of The Bohemian Girl at Waterloo on April 10 with Balfe music and a grand cast. A staged marvel features a large chorus and augmented orchestra, praised as a major hit from Chicago to Boston. Also notes violin teacher Kubelik advising proper technique and a revival of Ten Nights in a Bar Room on April 15, plus rheumatism relief advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Paris
Aborn Opera
Boston Opera House
America
Balfe
Kubelik
Waterloo Mondy
BE. C. Wilson
Waterloo Theatre
Town Griers in Special Meeting
Special meeting of the Town Criers club is set for next Tuesday at 8 PM in the Elks hall to discuss city benefits and foster better acquaintance, with cigars expected. session described as potentially the most important yet with a large turnout anticipated. Real estate transfers list numerous property sales in Waterloo and surrounding areas, and patents granted to Iowans for a variety of devices including an acetylene gas generator and a fountain mold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Criers
Elks’ Hall
Clarence J. Loftus
Crocker Building
Des Moines
Iowa
J. M
Crowner
Batavia
Faith in Cuticura Remedies Heals Eczema Suffering
Mrs dulin Finneg an of St Louis says a year of eczema on her ankle defied doctors until Cuticura Soap and Ointment brought sleep and relief after only three days and full healing after three months. She notes long pain and nightly caregiving before trying the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Hale and Hearty
Dulin Finne Gan
Hebert
Louie
Potter Drugs& Chem
Boston
Ua Tie Akin
Waterloo widow Mrs Amelia J Anderson dies at 903 Washington St
Longtime Waterloo resident Mrs Amelia J Anderson dies at 1 30 pm after a prolonged illness at her home 903 Washington St Waterloo. Born in Leeds Canada in 1843 she moved with her husband J Sid Anderson to Waterloo in 1877. Survived by children Howard C Wood Mrs William M Green Mrs Wallace E Wood Harry M Anderson two sisters in California one brother in Minnesota twelve grandchildren two great grandchildren and numerous relatives. Funeral at First Baptist Church with Rev E A Valiant officiating and Elmwood Cemetery interment. A 3 paper farm offer note appears in same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia J. Anderson
Waterloo
Washington Street
E. A. Valiant
Elmwood Cemetery
Canada
Anderson
Leeds
J. Sid Anderson
Howard C. Wood
William M. Green
Wallace E. Wood
Harry M. Anderson
Mary Wood
California
Minnesota
Greene Iowa notices and local moves in early April
Greene Iowa April 6 report records J. & Miller transacting in Waterloo. Mrs W P Elgin ill for a week. Mrs Ed Thompson visited friends in Waterloo. Henry Teeple welcomed a son born March 31. G A Carney and Persis visited Bristow. F H Camp moved to rooms with Wm Kirschner. O Bunker recovered from pneumonia. Edith Lockwood vacationing in Des Moines with relatives. G W Reynolds and Hilton depart for Bend Ore. John Hohl renting a Shell Rock hotel to begin business. J D Butler moved his family from Marshalltown to Fevereizen building. C W Loesbe visits from West Branch. Sam Thomas family moved from Hildebrand house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kirsher
Second
S. O. Bunker
Edith Lockwood
Des Moines
Greene
G. W. Reynolds
Hilton
Bend
Ore
John Hohl
Shell Rock
J.D. Butler
Marshalltown
Fevereizen
C. W. Loesbe
W. H. Stuart
West Branch
Sam Thomas
Hildebrand
Rockford Notes and Obituaries Across Town
Rockford IA April 7 older residents passings and local updates. Mrs AL Mc Hleroy dies Thursday morning. Committees seek ideas for a new M E. Mrs Wm Bowen and daughter move to Main street. Mrs R E Martens sails to Mason City for Pythian Sisters convention. Mrs F F P Dunkelberg and sister visit brother Archie in St Louis. Lyon family holds reunion in Mason City TW. Kuck to Glenflora Wis for farm machinery work. Harry Grady visits from Mason City. Miss Anna Parmenter on spring vacation from Cedar Rapids. Gus Michell sells potatoes and travels to Dodgeville Wis for fresh stock. A M Jayne Mt Vernon visits Rev A M Jayne. H La Mitchell of Milwaukee visits family. Mrs Hatch’s grippe persists. Mrs Wing and Lena host Relief corps. Frey and Briggs slaughter house destroyed by fire. Mrs N Popham and Mrs Geo Dawson host Revolving Wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
AL Mc
Hleroy
Mason City
Manning
Wm. Bowen
Main Street
R. E. Martens
Maeson City
Pythian Sisters
F. FP. Dunkelberg
Matie Peake
Archie
St. Louis
Lyon
Mason Wine
Kuck
Glenflora
Wis
Harry Grady
Anna Parmenter
Cedar Rapids
Gus Michell
Dadgevile
A. M. Jayne
Mt. Vernon
H. la. Mitchell
Milwaukee
Hatch
Wing
Lena
Relief Corps
Webster City Awarded Low-Bid Contract for Pavement
Sullivan & Aitterell of Webster City submitted what is described as the lowest bid in the United States for an asphaltic concrete pavement project. The city council awarded the contract at 1.29 dollars per square yard for twenty blocks to be paved this summer, with curbing and guttering let at 44.5 cents per linear foot. Nine firms bid on the Webster City project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Alvil
United States
Sullivan & Aitterell
Paving bids from MOA and Camior s of Harlan Portland concrete ermont
A bid opened for paving districts showed MOA and Camior s of Harlan Portland concrete ermont proposing prices at 1.8212 and a slight premium for Portland cement. Residents organized petitions after the opening to contest the proposed philite concrete option and handle costs per square yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOA, Camiors
Harlan
Ermont
Grand Council Royal Arcanum convention in Keokuk
The grand council of the Royal Arcanum, Bova Axe camp of Lowe, will convene in Keokuk tomorrow and the day following. La Barre is grand regent, A Snyder grand secretary, High Mey of the Ananee committee, and I. B. vii, delegate from the focal lodge, will depart tonight to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bova
Lowe
Keokuk
la Barre
A Snyder
High Mey
Ananee
I. B. vii
Focal Lodge
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Close of Iowa Evangelical Conference
Louisiana
James O'Donnell Bennet
Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago
la Salle Oper House
Chamberlain
Town Griers
Black Hawk Co
Adelbert J. Cornwell
Walter H. Johnson
Baltimore
Chas. D. Becker
A. J. Wittick
West Waterloo
J. BE. Sedgewick
PF. Ww. Powers
Woodlawn
Roy C. Ashley
Milan S. Cline
Ehlebracht
Andrew Johnson
Late Shatpan
Baker's
Chas. H. McCary
Elizabeth H. Young
Auditor Rainbow's
Wim
John McGilvery
Albia
Scale
Alfred Ruch
Minden
Alwin Wels
WJ. Starman
BR. T. Woods
Sheldon
W. T. Shepard
le Mars
Mother's Life
Long
Loo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Tuall
Iowa Homestead
Waterloon
Wbtreet Foragms
Socond Agur
Thomas Block
C. Vo McClure
Wooa McClure
van Dyke
Charles City
Charles Jildebrand
J. E. Miller
Seeond Street
Leola Meagher
the Kessler
Frey and Briggs
N. Popham
Geo. Dawson
Uncle Sam
Sam
Grand Council
Royal Arcanum
Presto
Bradfield
Atlente
Gas
Olber
The
Waterloo Decorating Co
West Fifth Street
Blackstone — State House
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
Fowuw Ler Co
ERL
Lowa
Ing Mac
Hine CO
John Geertsen
Commercial Street
Illneis Central Railroad
San Francisco
Omaha
Union Pacific
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Séatinaton
Cal
Barramento
Los Angel
Oakland Pier
Los Angeles
Illinois Central
Fred Austin
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