Surprise Program Delights Waterloo Club Meeting
The Society Club Mews P B 0 hosts a Surprise Evening at Mrs. Marsh home guiding forty members to a Waterloo Conservatory of Music Orchestra concert. Afterward the group enjoyed refreshments and a charity shower for Miss Marr Day adding gifts for her Dutch tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo Conservatory of Music Orchestra
Young People’s Society
First Congregational Church
Marsh
J. W. Wray
Lucy Kimball
Miriam Marsh
Harry Henderson
Waterloo
Louise Kimball
Hastings
Neb
Austin Burt
Carrie Goodrich
G. B. Rowell
Oliver Stevenson
Mabel Ettinger
Mary. Miller
Will Show Road Peoples Attitude In Interurban Plan
City commercial leaders press Great Western to address interurban extension after President Lamson of the Chamber of Commerce meets with W C L N officials. Waterloo pleads for interurbans and warns of further actions if railroad ignores public wishes. STRIKE ENDS MEX NOT AHEAD. Pittsburg April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
Denver Junction
C. O. Lamson
Chamber of Commerce
L. 5. Cass
Waterloo
Pittsburg
Schoenville
Iowa Escapes Southwest Frosts in Part
Kansas City dispatch reports that while the southwest faces killing frosts, Iowa avoids frost due to cloudy conditions. Missouri remains frost free with clear skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Kansas City
Missouri
Miss Rose Jaggi Dies After Tuberculosis Struggle
Rose Jaggi a 25 year old former Washington school second grade teacher and Cedar Falls normal school graduate died Sunday at her sister Mrs John Hasker's home five miles from Monticello after a long fight with tuberculosis. Born in Grindendelwald Switzerland she came to the United States seven years ago and taught in the city before pursuing further training. She was active in Grace M E church and was engaged to teach in normal institutes. Funeral held today with burial expected at Monticello. Her parents are deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Jaggi
State Teachers’ College
Washington
Grace M. E. Church
John Hasker
Monticello
Grindendelwald
Switzerland
Saggi
Cedar Falls Normal School
Oakdale
Miss Rose
Church Park
Jaggi
D A R Delegate Returns Home From Washington
Mrs A J Fairburn arrives after attending the D A R continental congress in Washington D C with over 3000 delegates. President General Mrs Scott presided and hosted a reception at the Arlington hotel. The White House welcomed only D A R members as President Taft and Mrs Taft greeted attendees. Delegates visited the Senate and House, Mt Vernon, Annapolis, and the Naval Academy, returning home with stories of a brilliant week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
D. C
United States
Scott
Arlington Hotel
Taft
White House
Donald McLean
New York
Stevenson
McLean
New Continental Hall
Senate
House of Representatives
Mt. Vernon
Annapolis
Killing Threat Explodes Into Fratricide in Illinois
In Granite City Illinois today George W Jackson shot and killed his half brother Robert G Jackson of St Louis at their father in law's home. The wife was present in the house. Authorities say Robert had threatened to kill his wife and George Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Robert G. Jackson
George W. Jackson
Granite City
Til
George Jackson
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Daul Davis
Wendesday Sale
Trousseau
Boston
Grina Ae Nc
Automobile Service
Society Club
J. L. Buechele
Independence
James W. Arnott
Greene
Pearl Gibson
Roy L. Averill
Winnifred Fligan
Miss Gibson
Miss Gnam
Miss Hoats
Cedar Falls
Washington Irving
Sleepy Hollow
Gentiliska Club
Irene House
Mildred Reaney
James Black
Independence Avenue
Busby
the Beauty Shop
Miss Ase
A. J. Fairburn
Tele
Logan Avenue
MuHen
Mgr. Busby
Spe
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