Death of Samuel Guyer in Dunkerton after long illness
Samuel Guyer longtime Lester township resident died in Dunkerton from paralysis after three strokes. Born July 20 1833 in Pennsylvania he served in the Civil War and moved to Iowa in 1870 settling in Lester. Survived by three sons and two daughters funeral Friday at 2 pm Baptist Church Dunkerton with private burial.
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Dunkerton
Samuel Guyer
Lester Township
Guyer
Mr. Guyer
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth A. Miller
Clinais
Wisconsin
Iowa
John W. Guyer
Berlin
N. D
Thomas
Mansel
Helle Miller
Mitchell
Baptist Church
Waterloo street railway convention opens in Davenport
The three day Iowa street railway convention begins in Davenport today. Waterloo delegates include Frank McDonald, E. Knowles, and E. K. Breckenridge, with Manager Co. D. Cass to attend part of the session.
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Lowa
Davenport
Waterloo
Frank McDonald
Tle
Knowles
E. K. Breckenridge
Jett
Seasion
Co. D. Cass
City in Brief Moves and Travel Notes
C. E. McCarty and family relocate to Washington apartments. J. G. Koeneke was in Waverly on business. Attorney F. S. Merrian transacts in Decorah. Representative H. W. Grout heads to Beaumont Texas for a ten day trip. Mrs. E. B. Smith and son Marritt return from Los Angeles to be home soon. T. P. Wilson recovering at 2118 Mulberry. J. F. Cass visits Sumner for a few days. Thomas McWilliams visits Waterloo today staying with Robert W. Johnston. Mrs. C. O. Balliett and daughters return from Colfax. First Congregational Brotherhood meeting postponed a week. Mrs. J. F. Klingaman visits Winton after recent operation. J. J. Russell returns from a two week west trip. Mrs. George Wood and Blair to Eldora after visit with relatives. H. H. Pierce of Cadillac Motor Co reports Iowa improving with spring demand. John McKinder recovering from rheumatism in Dike. County Auditor Rainbow notes crop reports due April 15 and May 10. only four township reports in so far. Union township books quarantined. Union Mercantiles Co.
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F. S. Merrian
Decorah
W. H. Stires
Osage
Buchanan Optical Co
H. W. Grout
Beaumont
Tex
E. B. Smith
Marritt
Los Angeles
Cal
T. P. Wilson
Mulberry Street
J. F. Cass
Sumner
Thomas McWilliams
Wales Hotel
Dubuque
Waterloo
The
Ellis
Robert W. Johnston
C. O. Balliett
H. B. Plumb
Helene Balliett
A. M. Place
Jessie
Jeanne Manson
Colfax
First Congregational Brotherhood
J. F. Klingaman
Winton
Walter E. Klingaman
George Wood
Blair
Eldora
John McKinder
Dike
Charles Christiansen
McKinder
Rainbow
Department of Crap Statistics
Des Moines
Cedar
Eagle
Washington
Union Township
Jury Trial in Knapp's Court Awards $2 to Plaintiff
A trial in Justice F. F. Knapp's court in the Lafayette building concluded with a jury award of $2 to the plaintiff, John Boeller, against W. F. Brockway over rental of a machine in a tailor shop. attorney for plaintiff M. J. Butterfield and for defendant J. L. Kenyon represented their clients.
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F. F. Knapp
Lafayette Building
John Boeller
W. F. Brockway
M. J. Butterfield
J. L. Kenyon
Industrial and financial news on rail line and hotel plans
Iowa Traction president Wodehouse says the Oskaloosa to Tama to Waterloo railway line is progressing with survey work near Eagle Center and land rights secured from farmers. Waterloo financiers show interest as pond lands for the road are sold. Cascaden hotel sales contracts near final approval by the Chamber of Commerce and plats expected for city council. Eagles Hall funding moves ahead with 26 000 in preferred stock underwritten and half the foundation fund raised. Pearl White Laundry Soap. the best, iCo.
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Wodehouse
Iowa Traction Company
Oskaloosa
Tama
Waterloo
Eagle Center
Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Loaa
Police Court Grist Brought Before Judge Caldwell
Nine cases opened the morning docket as Judge Caldwell presided. Peter King denied drunkenness and vagrancy charges at the Illinois Central depot while H J Daggett received a parole term with $10 weekly payments. Other defendants faced vagrancy or drunkenness sentences including Chris Pappas Tom Jones Owal Mapes William Kelley Jacob Gross Dave Livingston with outcomes ranging from thirty days to work sentences.
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Caldwell
Court of Justice
Peter King
Bar of Justice
Mechanician
Ring
C. W. Caldwell
Illinois Central
H. J. Daggett
Daggett
Chris Pappas
Linden Addition
Tom Jones
Fort Dodge
Owal Mapes
Dewar
William Kelley
Willam
William
Jacob Gross
Gross
Dave Livingston
Cedar Rapids
Night watchman injured in bank building fall
Claude Beasley night watchman at the First National bank building fell into a basement opening at 11 30 last night. He was aided to the Alberta cafe then taken to Pine Street Hospital with a broken right arm and bruises to head and body.
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Claude Beasley
First National Bank
Alberta Cafe
Pine Street Hospital
Waterlooville Syndicate to House New vaudeville Theatre
Manager J. Busby announces the Syndicate will host vaudeville after Monday next with two nightly shows and matinees midweek. Acts from Des Moines Majestic include Lee Ting Fee, Chas Hay, and Irwin and ONeal, with a Western Vaudeville Managers association booking. Tickets are 10 cents for night shows, 5 cents for matinees.
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J. Busby
Waterloo and Syndicate Theatres
Waterloo
Majestic Theatre
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Western Vaudeville Managers’ Association of Chicago
Lee Ting Fee
Chas
Hay
Irwin
O'Neal
Chicago
Irwin and O'Neal
Busby
Licensed to Wed Notices in Waterloo
Alonzo Vincent Warren and Dorothy Deane Devor wed in Waterloo with ages 25 and 28 respectively. Charles M Overbaugh and Gertrude L Mayer also listed in Waterloo records with ages 26 and 25.
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Alonzo Vincent Warren
Waterloo
Dorothy Deane Devor
Charles M. Overbaugh
Gertrude L. Mayer
TIZ Cures Corns Right Off For Sweaty Feet
Announcer touts TIZ a foot remedy that draws out poisons causing soreness and claims instant relief. A testimonial from Sam A Hoover praises dramatic improvements with a box sold by Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago at 25 cents.
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Sam
A. Hoover
Progress
N. C
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Marital Vows for Estimable People
At 4 o'clock this evening at 726 Randolph street Miss Hattle Quest wed Mr. Edwin Mesick with Rev. Edgar A. Valiant officiating. After a wedding dinner the couple will depart at 6 18 for Kansas City and then west coast for two months or more visiting relativesMr. and Mrs. Mesick are Waterloo esteemed. Mrs Quest is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M W Quest. Mesick long prominent in Waterloo religious social and commercial life. Both formerly connected with the Courier counting room.
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Randolph Street
Great Western
Waterloo
Mr. Mesick
Courier
Mrs. Mesick
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Lester
Union Mercantile Co
J. J. Buehner
H. M. Stufflebeam
T. M. Stufflebeam
Waterloo Manufacturing Co
L. C. Burkitt
Julius Roeder
H. PD. Cowles
Eva E. Smith
Commercial Street
Thompson Avenue
C. E. McCarty
Washington Apartments
J. GC. Koeneke
Waverly
H. H. Pierce
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Detroit
Mich
Cadillac Company
Union Mercantiles Co
Knapp's
Industrial, and Financial News
Iowa Traction Surveyors
Hotel and
Eagles’ Hall
Union Mercantile iCo
Night Watchman
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Vaudeville
Hall-Ekfest CO
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Park Avenue and
Lafayette Street
Alaska
Holland Milkers
Swift
Columbia
Baker’s Chocolate
Baker's
Wight & Fox
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