Iowa National Guardsmen Sail to Camp Hildebrand for Week
Sixty three men from Co B led by Captain Weilein depart Waterloo with a 63 man roster the largest Iowa party to an encampment. Co L posts 66 men while Co A Dubuque 62 and Co M Cedar Falls 45 join 114 guardsmen aboard a special train to Charles City for a ten day camp. Mascots Theodore Sedgwick age 9 and George Johnson age 15 draw attention as families and soldiers bid farewell at the depot. Governor Clarke plans to visit the camp named for the late Capt J H Hildebrand and Major C W Cotton leads accompanying officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa National Guards
Waterloo
Charles Cin
Co. A. Dubuque
Manchester
Co. M. Cedar Falls
Theodore Sedgwick
J. E. Sedgwick
George Johnson
Co. B
Co. A
Dubuque
Higbee
Co. M
Utley
Charles City
J. H. Hildebrand
Clarke
Parker Street Car Service Discontinued Due to Paving
Owing to paving operations along streets traversed by Parker street car line it has been found necessary to discontinue car service on that line, effective Aug. until about Aug. 20. Sullivan Parker cars will not be operated east of city waiting room, W. C. F. N. RY. Co, C. M. Cheney, G. PL & P. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Sullivan-Parker
C. M. Cheney
Funeral Attended for Ray Peeples in Maxwell Iowa
J H Woods and Mr and Mrs C M Woods returned from Maxwell where they attended the funeral of Ray Peeples their nephew. Peeples a 22 year old Mason and railroad fireman died in Havre Montana after diving seven times while swimming and losing consciousness before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH. Woods
C. M. Woods
Maxwell
Ray Peeples
Mr. Peeples
Waterloo
WBS
Woods Bros
Havre
Mont
Peeples
Les
Manager Fenberg Arrives in City for Davenport Role
George M Fenberg arrives in Waterton to arrange opening of the Majestic cinema after resigning from his post with Frudefield. He will move to Davenport to oversee Amer Theatre operations for Heiman & Butte. Waterton hosts opening on Sunday August 17 with local licensing notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Fenbore
Waterton
The
Majestic
Town talk items from Waterloo area residents
This columns list ongoing local wanderings and notices. It records two weeks vacation plans for J. Reeftfertig and Dharry Stroud, travels to Denver and Chicago, a bicycle collision injuring George Nigging, and various residents visiting relatives or teaching assignments. It notes county jail access restrictions and a fire department call, plus a streetcar collision that damaged a wagon. It closes with divorce actions and custody changes involving Etta Neighbors and Oscar Neighbors.
Waterloo couples announce triple engagements
Three Wa terloo youths announce engagements Friday evening. Lee A Kauffman Harrison L Serteke and Harry W Nankervis of Port Flut ron Mich will wed Miss Page Miss Siberling in late summer dates August 9 25 and September 20. Couples plan Chicago trips lakes and Michigan visits with Cedar Rapids apartments set for Stuck Nankervis and Waterloo home for Kauffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Lee A. Kauffman
Harrison L. Serteke
Harry W. Nankervis
Port Flutron
Mich
Stuck
Nankervis
Michigan
Michigan University
Mr. Stuck
Mr. Kauffman
Miss Siberling
Chicago
Lakes
Mr. Nankervis
Cedar Rapids
Homie
Death Ends Long Illness of Waterloo Man
After a three month illness from an abscess of the brain, Lee Campbell of Waterloo died at Presbyterian hospital aged 68. He was born September 15, 1880, married Anna Rogan in 1912, and leaves a wife, mother, sister, five aunts, two uncles, and other relatives. Funeral services will be held in the lower Jefferson street chapel with burial in Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Campbell
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Anna Rogan
Campbell
Frank Payne
al Lentz
Ericson, Minn
F. H. Wilson
P. J. Sheen
Guy Carson
Parkersburg
Hubbard Dicks
Sabetha
Kan
C. P. Fagan
Dallas
Tex
Gilbert Reader
Matt Reeder
Lower
Jefferson Street
Elmwood
Death of Elizabeth Casey Child from Summer Complaint
Elizabeth Casey, year and a half, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Casey of 93 Ricker Street, died yesterday after a short illness from summer complaint. Born February 1, 1912, she is survived by parents, two brothers John and Bernard, and two sisters Catherine and Frances. Funeral services will be held from home tomorrow morning at o'clock with Rev. Father Rowan in charge. Burial will be in Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Casey
J. J. Casey
Ricker Street
John
Bernard
Catherine
Francs
Rowan
Cal ¥Ory
Auto Struck Young Girl On Sixth Street
A young woman, identity unknown, was struck and dragged about twenty feet by a car near Slippy garage on Sixth street yesterday around 11 am. She escaped serious injury, with only bruises. the driver denies fault, saying he gave warning and she did not hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Licensed To Wed Courthouse Notices Report
George J. Evans of Elma and Margaret C. Trunkey of Elma wed. Knut Bratteig of Marshalltown and Alexandra Christiansen of Marshall receive licenses. The fragmentary entry indicates a local marriage licensing event with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Evans
Elma
Margaret C. Trunkey
Knut Bratteig
Marshalltown
Alexandra Christiansen
Marshall
Fairbank community notices and events in early August
In Fairbank on Friday Mrs Ida Wolgamot and niece Emily Bush visited Waterloo. William Fitzgerald was called to North Dakota by a relative's death. Dr A M Billingsley led a Methodist conference and preached. Geo E Wallace elected superintendent of the schools. U S A Concert trio of Fayette to entertain August 6 at the Methodist church. Admission 25 and 15 cents. Funeral attendance for John Kane noted. Various residents listed visiting. Buchanan county veterans reunion planned for Sept 9 and 10. Mrs Themes McCuniff injured in a fall but no bones broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Will McHugh
Waverly
Ed McHugh
Westgate
John Kane
Irwin Moore
Louise Munger
Jesup
R. Agnew
James Brown
Verne
St. Louis
Blackton
Geo. Dukes
Fred Lehmkuhl
Buchanaa County
Themes McCuniff
Grove Street
Social events for campers at Wilerd hall gathering
Twenty members of the K. K. Kind and other young ladies host a house party dinner with twenty young gentlemen. Mrs. G. M. Waters and Mrs. M. J. O Keefe chaperone. Flowers decorate tables. The group plans outings to Electric Park and dances with mothers and guests scheduled later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. K. Kind
Wilerd Hall
G. M. Waters
M. J. O'Keefe
Merian Wal
Electric Park
Old Residence on Fourth Street Razed for Corner Block
Work began to remove the frame building at 321 Fourth Street West known as the old H. B. Allen home. The quarter block at Fourth and South streets will be graded to sidewalk level. Plans consider a corner business block to extend the retail district on Fourth Street this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
H. BL Allen
Fourth
Special Days at Iowa Fair Highlight August Schedule
A garbled listing outlines a sequence of Iowa Fair days from August 20 to August 28 including Preparation Day, Children's Day, Des Moines Day, Music Day and Live Stock Day with multiple misspellings and repeated lines. It reads as a fragmented event calendar with unclear dates and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Fair
Des Moines
Young Wife Hazel A Sheppard Succumbs After Illness
Hazel Irvine Sheppard died Saturday at 9 05 PM at 810 Conger Street after thirteen weeks of illness and three operations. Born December 3 1891 in Aldington Canada she lived in Manchester and Waterloo with her husband H J Sheppard. Survived by husband mother siblings and funeral set for Manchester with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel A. Sheppard
Conger Street
Hazel Irvine
Alvingston
Canada
Manchester
Presbyterian Church
Tock
A. J. Sheppard
Waterloo
H. J. Sheppard
Melissa Irvine
Flossie ‘Tutton
Rev. Smith
Corgon
Etta Irvine
Shooting Case May Be Settled
Percy Hopkins, colored, faces arraignment for attempted murder before Judge Meyers this afternoon. Walter Thomas, the shooting victim, has filed an affidavit indicating he does not want the case prosecuted, suggesting a probable dismissal. The July 28 incident left Thomas shot in the leg after a dispute over a card game. he has been hospitalized but may appear to intercede for Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Hopkins
Meyers
Walter Thomas
Thomas
Hopkins
Bunny Knights Defeat Locals In Red Cedar Park Game
The Bunny Knights of Columbus baseball team defeated Waterloo K A 9 to 4 at Red Cedar park. Waterloo led 4 to 0 after three, then the locals tied errors and weak fielding let the visitors pull ahead. Jacobs McDonald and Ryan pitched for the Knights. Johnson and Salz for Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny Knights of Columbus
Waterloo K. A
Red Cedar Park
Johnson
Jacobs
Knights
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
McDonald
Ryan
Johnson and Salz
Parents Object to Son's Rooming Choice in Police Court
In a police court session Judge Meyers urged arbitration of a family quarrel over Harry Smith 18 who refused to live with his parents and arrange room and board with the Quigleys at 403 Dane Street. Smith charged his father’s alleged drinking and disputed a romance with a married Quigley daughter. He was ordered to change his rooming place and drop association with the Quigley girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Harry Smith
A. J. Smith
Franklin Street
Wade
Mra
M. J. Quigley
Dane Street
Quigleys
Smith
Quigley
Young Smith
Smiths
Wheatland Riot Quieted After National Guard Patrols
Sacramento reports Wheatland under Guard control with six California National Guard companies commanded by General Forbes. The town, scene of yesterday’s clash between a sheriff posse and hop pickers that left four dead and four wounded, is calm as 500 of 1700 hop workers depart during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
National Guard of
California
E. A. Forbes
Wheatland
Durst Brothers
Third victim of auto crash dies on Long Island
Hempstead, Long Island, Nov. 4. William Laimbeer banker and society leader died at Mercy Hospital from injuries sustained in the auto crash that killed Sam Osgood Pell and his chauffeur Charles Gambeau. Laimbeer suffered a skull fracture and other injuries. Mrs. Laimbeer Natalie Schenck, Newport socialite, remained in critical condition but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempsteady
Long Island
William Laimbeer
Sam Osgood Pell
Chas. Gambeau
Mercy Hospital
Burglars Steal 1538 From Ryan Post Office
Cedar Rapids Iowa August 4 Burglars robbed the Ryan post office this morning securing 1000 dollars worth of stamps and 538 in cash. An unidentified clue points to a suspect. Willian Connor of Shell Rock is visiting in its vicinity Mrs C W Ash 620 Allen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ryan
Willian, Connor
Shell Rock
C. W. Ash
Allen Street
Market ticker fragment shows rail and steel stocks
A partial stock list includes readings for Southern Pacific Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio United States Steel Amalgamated Copper Northern Pacific Great Northern Missouri Pacific and others. The snippet ends with a note Too Late to Classify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Pacific
Pennsylvania
A. Ee
Rock Island
Eee
Eens Ltd
Atchison
Union Pace
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
CSR
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Erle
BOB Mlinois Central
BOS Missouri Pacific
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Juventi
Theodore Sedhwick
Iowa
Anid
Fenberg
City
Frank W. Reichert
Elizabeth Geier
Peter Knipp
Mar Sherman
Hiubwee Moore
VY. J. Reebtfertig
Dharry Stroud
Edward Wo Crowell
Rhynbern of
Preeport
Witeclow
Vititiog anlUune Hoyeardd
Vingert Deta Brouser Osucteahis
PW Wilson
Promissork
Powers Peut Sestertigs
Clear Lake
Max
Frank Heener
Thaonm Central
Storm Lake
Mae Videnting
Trawlees Ranite Company
Denver Cola
Emma Valentine
George Nigging
Lincoln Street
John Francis Meany
Iowatate University
C. R. Armer
W. A. Hey
Ellis Hotel
Fanny C. Gates
Iowa College
Grinnell
Clyde Graham
Helena
J. Rudolph
Great Lakes
Ontario
New York
Georgian Bay
T. J. Cleary
Great Western Railroad
Thi City
New York City
Charles H. Davis
Hoadley
Davis
Wis
A. Mactachron
Illinois
Frank Boyle
Muscatine
May Carson
McBurney
University of Wisconsin
Gainesville
Fla
A. J. Strong
McKinley Street
M. G
Wvedar Falls
Ul-nois Central
Camp Hildebrand
Amiasis-Sippi
Watverloo
Colty & Parker Transfer Company
Mer
T. Is. Jarrington
Yellows Atane Park
Spode
Seattle
Taemna
Tenver
Onahow
A. Tanehter
Etta Neighbors
Oscar
Senaga
Finnal
Ehild Uren
Ftta Munger
St. Mary's Orphans’ Home
b-No-More
Advertivemant
Miss Esther Page
Katherine Siberling
Edna Page
Mian
WM. Campbell
Aptern
Spierer
Fairbank
Fourth ST
Bunny Knights
Ok Exchange
Ware
Black
Call
Washington
Hawthorne Ave
Missouri
Liberty
A-1
Vanderille
Ethel de Oaxo
Hodges
Geo
W- Pett
Weat Firth St
A. F. Stolt
West Seventh St
Baltimore SL
Randolph St
Post Office
West and
St. Phone
Town St
Hast Park Ave
Corn Belt
St. Paul
D. A. Reed
Beacon St
Minn
Commercial St
Rose Bates
P. O
West Lith St
Galloway
White
East Side
Sycamore
Vine St
Mr. Perkins
Irving Hotel
Care Courier
Langdon
Mississippi River
Tripoli
Courthouse
Stillwater
Daniel Kemp
Arthur Morley
John Kemp
Paul Park
Mina
Northwestern
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