Waterloo to Host All Nations Team in Cedar River Park Games
Practice sessions at Cedar River Park as the Waterloo baseball team, led by Dr. Andrews, prepares for a two game weekend with the All Nations squad arriving Saturday. The foreign players, also musicians, will perform in the business districts before the game. Season opener scheduled for next week with games at Kewanee and Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
City
Dr. Andrews
J. E. Gaul
Kewanee
Ankle 3 Broken In Hook Slide At Prospect Park
L G Coe Courier first baseman and reporter suffered a fracture of the right ankle and ligament sprain during a fourth inning slide while attempting to “hook the bag” at Prospect Park. The accident occurred on rough ground as his leg twisted. he was taken by Jim Galloway to a physician, then to his rooming place at 212 Ninth Street East. His mother is en route from Clinton to decide on hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Galloway
Prospect Park
L. G. Coe
Courier
Jim Galloway
Ninth Street
Clinton
Gun club formed in Allison with active local posts
Allison April 28 report a new gun club organized in the town. The first shoot occurred last Wednesday afternoon at the fair grounds. Chris Hemmingson is named marshal street commissioner waterworks superintendent and caretaker of street lamps plus handles mail to the midnight passenger train. Ww. F. Ray and daughters Lucile are also noted.
Jesup Social Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Jesup reports show Mr and Mrs lL Roberts visiting relatives in Waterloo on Sunday. W M Jayne of Waterloo stayed with his sister Mrs B E Hull last week. The Virginian 8 billed for the Grand May 16. Miss Eunice Robert of Waterloo visited here and Littleton this week. Mrs F H Beinett spent part of last week in Oelwein. Miss Blanche Jones teaching at Brandon visited her parents Mr and Mrs H Jones. Presbyterian church social Friday evening. Even Dozen Study club met at Mrs Eva Marsh’s home. Mrs Myrtle Chesebro left for Darlen Wis after visiting here. Mrs H W Haines of Vinton visited. she was formerly Mrs Lottie Colson. Rev Theodore Morning preached at the First Presbyterian Church in Independence. Mrs J Oliver of Minneapolis visiting her sister Mrs Vern Truax. Monroe Hauser has recovered from winter accident and resumed as assistant cashier at Jesup State Bank. Mrs Arthur Leigh of Chicago visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Haines
Lottie Colson
Theodore Morning
First Presbyterian Church of Independence
Presbyterian Church
J. Oliver
Minneapolis
Vern Truax
Monroe Hauser
Yesup State Bank
Arthur Leigh
Chicago
Forty Years Ago In The Courier April 23 1873
F. E. Cutler goes after a spring stock down east. John C. Tusch reaches Germany in safety. H. B. Allen pursues cases in the supreme court at Dubuque. Local markets list grains and produce with varied prices. The Walton family fishes cedar river for perch and bass. Walker returns from Key West after wintering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Allen
Dubuque
Supreme Court
Twenty Years Ago April 23 1893 Highlights
Twenty years ago on April 23 1893, Della E Shirley and Hawtin C Engle wed on April 19 at the east side C G W passenger depot area. Chautauqua speakers include Rev T DeWitt Talmage Joseph Cook Robert Nourse and Henry Watterson. Snow drifts six inches with gale force winds and blowing air. Prof AC Page of Cedar Falls State Normal suffers nervous prostration. Prof LW Parish recovers from malarial fever. W M Sindlinger helps clear a drift after his daughter Lulu’s school trip. Cutter upset near Robinson farm. Sindlinger clears path. Waterloo residents debate heavy snow and broken CGW train window near Marshall. Rev J M Gibson Roanoke VA promoting German Baptist Publishing Co. Capt Edgar Picket returns from Huntsville AL. Rev J O Stevenson spoke at funeral for late Postmaster H M Saunders. Street paving agitation begins. Marshal JF Klingaman urges cleanup of premises.
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Church Event
A roundup of social visits and travels including Mrs. L J Dodge hosting a guest, a Rockford visit, Mrs B Cox and Mrs G Burnett visiting Waterloo, Mr and Mrs B Munger traveling to Lake Okoboji to see relatives, Adelaide Howery’s recovery celebrated, S Jones business in Independence, Elizabeth Trumbauer visiting from Hampton, Rev. Richmond Smith of Cedar Falls delivering a sermon at the Baptist church, and M A Smith of Independence in town on legal business with Ella Webster of Waterloo also noted.
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Independence
Elizabeth Trumbauer
Hampton
J. B. Trumbauer
Richmond Smith
Cedar Falls
M. A. Smith
Ella Webster
Waterloo
Community Social Roundup From Jepsu and Surroundings
A series of social visits and gatherings unfolded in Jepsup and nearby towns. Rev J C Irvine visited from Qetweolnt to Stan ley for Presbytery and relatives. Arthur Younes, Coe College student, was a Sunday guest in his parents home. Hersh of Waterloo visited Jepsup friends. he studies in Iowa City. J Ritchford of Lodependente stayed in town Thursday. The Entre Nous club meeting was hosted at Mrs Connallys home Thursday afternoon. Gadiva Aid Society hosted a thimble bee at Mrs L J Dodur’s home with a delicious supper organized by Mrs C L Urlecht. Epworth League members visited Miss Blanche Burrell's home Monday evening. light refreshments followed. Mrs Martin, L Birch's sister, left Wednesday for Indianapolis for cancer surgery. she travels with Mrs J A Cochran and will visit daughter in Kimmel near Indianapolis, planning to return in about ten days. Pythian Sisters of Marry Temple No. No 1 attended the annual reunion in Devin Thursday. Mrs Ida Tinley, grand chief of Mar Queenmekh, Mrs Maory Tierger, past Grand of Waterloo, and Mrs Carrie Netcote, district grand chief of Independence, were present. A thimbla bee for the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church was held at Mrs Mary Youngs street address. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Lena Standish and daughters Miss Huey Kimball and Mrs Lottie Marsh of Waterlon.
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Bernice
Batavia
Allison
D. J. Perdue
Dumont
Roy Rathbone
Oral Rathbone
Waterloo
Herbert Davis
Clarksville
Misa Esther Schuler
Kesley
E. Burroughs
Des Moines
P. R. Burroughs
Congregational Church
W. A. Parks
Parks
Ruby Schuyler
Osage
W. M. Hunter
Harry Dunkelberg
Selah Trager
Shell Rock
Dora Shane
Mra
J. C. Irvine
Qetweolnt
Stanley
Arthur Younes
Coe College
Waa van
Ardreee
Hersh
Jesup
Mr. Hersh
Jows City
J. Ritchford
Lodependente
Wis
Connally
L. J. Dodur
Gadiva’ Aid Society
M. BK. Shurch
C. L. Urlecht
Epworth League
M. BS Church
Blanche Burret
J.T. Burrell
I Idianapols
J. A. Cochran
Wiper
Kimmel
Indianapolis
Devon
Jalatiet Nola
Ida We. Tinley
Mar ‘'Qameketh
Mira Maory Tierger
Serand
Carrie Netcote
Lena Standish
Dagehters
Mise Huey Kimball
Lottie Marsh
Waterlon
Death of grandniece May Archer shocks Beattys
Telegram notice informs Mr and Mrs William Beatty of the death of their grandniece May Archer, infant daughter of Mer, deepening family sorrow. The fragmentary report confirms only the key names and relation with no details on place or cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beatty
iWelen
May Archer
Mer
Death Of Infant In Milwaukee Returns To Waterloo
Mrs John C Archer and family mourn a Waterloo native who died in Milwaukee at seven months old from pneumonia. The child, a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs E A Crandall of Nevada Street, would have been seven months old today. Mr Beatty, who travelled to Milwaukee, will arrange to bring the body to Waterloo for funeral services to be held at 1214 Fourth Street East at the Beatty residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Archer
Milwaukee
Archer
Waterloo
E. A. Crandall
Nevada Street
Beatty
Fourth Street East
Judge Mullans Grandson Dead in Minneapolis Fire
Judge Mullan and wife travel to Minneapolis on a sad mission after their fourteen month old grandson burned to death while playing with watches. The child was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mullan. Another son died earlier of scarlet fever. a third son survives. The Mullans lived in Sioux City years ago and have since resided in Minneapolis.
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Judge
W. Mullan
Minneapolis
Charles Mullan
Sioux City
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Restores Natural Color
A historic ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy for restoring gray hair to its natural color. It claims to darken evenly without dyeing, reduce dandruff and itching, and add luster. Sold by H. W. Taggart in ready to use form at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
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Cok
Prospect
The
F. E. Cutler
East Side
John C. Tusch
Germany
Izance Waltons
R, Russell
Walker
Key West
Fla
Della E. Shirley
Hawtin C. Engle
Supt
Ridpath
Eeae
Chautauqua Assembly
Rev
T. DeWitt Talmage
Joseph Cook
Robert Nourse
Henry Watterson
A. C. Page
State Normal School
L. W. Parish
W. M. Sindlinger
Lulu
Cutter
Robinson Farm
Murphy
D. Mitchell
CG. W
Marshall
J. M. Gibson
Roanoke, Va
German Baptist Publishing Co
Capt
Edgar Picket
Huntsville
Ala
J. O. Stevenson
H. 4. Saunders
J. F. Klingaman
L. J. Dodge
Rockford
B. Cox
G. Burnett
B. Munger
Lake Okoboji
J. Elliott
Adelaide Howery
S. Jones
Pittsburgh
Ittaburgh
Ana Tan
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pennsylvania
Sporting
Tana
Felix
Fink
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