Harvest Home Picnic Set At Eagle Center For Aug 16
The article notes August 16 as the Harvest Home picnic date at Eagle Center, with Rev Father Taken presiding, and local residents preparing grounds and events. A ball game between Hayle Center and Mt. Auburn is planned, with Attorney Frank Keane delivering the 2 PM address. Gilbertville brass band and Hefister’s Harp orchestra will provide evening music. The piece also mentions a local funeral, with family members and friends traveling to Postville.
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Eagle Center
Black Hawk County
Father Taken
Eagle Township
Hayle Center
Mt. Auburn
Frank Keane
Waterloo
Gilbertville Brass Band
Hefister
ATO OWNER ARRESTED FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT
J W Martelles formerly owner of the Orpheum theatre was arrested at 2 am by Officer J Reedy for disorderly conduct disturbing the public quiet and profane language. He posted a 25 dollar appearance bond and faces a Wednesday police court hearing after pleading not guilty. Others, Jesse Makepiere James Glessner Chas Kasteles Peter Rice and David Bailey received 3 to 10 days on the street for disturbing the peace and disorderly conduct.
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Corn Belt
J. W. Martelles
Orpheum Theatre
J. Reedy
Fifth Street Bridge
Jesse Makepiere
James Glessner
Chas. Kasteles
Peter Rice
David
Rock Island Sunday Special to Vinton Hear Rev W A Sunday
The Rock Island will run a special train to Vinton Sunday, leaving Waterloo at 12 30 p m and returning from Vinton at 5 30 p m to give Waterloo residents another chance to hear Rev W A Sunday. A number are planning to go.
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Rock Island
Vinton
Waterloo
Rev. W. A
Young Waterloo Man Dies After Illness and Operation
Frederick Livingood formerly of Waterloo died at Presbyterian hospital at 3 a m after an operation a week earlier. He had been ill four days before a physician was summoned and died from gangrenous appendicitis. Born at Postville June 5 1888 he moved to Waterloo recently and resided at 516 Washington during his stay.
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Frederick Livingood
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
Phsician
Postville
Washington
Special Features At The Institute In Waterloo
A feature at Black Hawk county institute included Dr. Alfred J. Pierson of Drake University giving an instructive talk on Books. Supt. Moore scheduled Wednesday and Friday evenings for the Horace K. Turner art exhibit in the high school gym, with no admission charge and among the finest exhibits seen by Waterloo residents. New enrollments today included Louise Pfeffer and May M. Barnes of Waterloo. B. H. Clark, publisher of Clarks School Government, has been measuring faculty heights for scientific purposes, drawing amusement.
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Alfred J. Pierson
Drake University
iDes Moines
Pierson
Supt. Moore
Horace K. Turner
Waterloo
Louise Pfeffer
May M. Barnes
B. H. Clark
Clark
Heroic Girl Saves Father From Bull Attack Near Cairo
Grand Island Neb Aug 9 A 9 year old daughter saved her father Fritz Kruz a farmer near Cairo from death during a bull attack He was repairing a pump when struck by the animal The girl leaped through two feet of water seized the drill by a chain and dragged the bull away from the unconscious man She cried for help as she shielded herself and kept the bull from returning Mr Kruz has a dislocated arm a broken arm a fractured hip and possible internal injuries The condition remains serious
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Grand Island
Neb
Fritz Kruz
Cairo
Mr. Kruz
Funeral for Old Soldier Charles H. Barrows at Rockford
Waverly Ia Aug 9 Special word reached about the death of Charles H Barrows an old resident of Waverly who died Monday afternoon at Rockford Ill pernicious anemia caused his death He enlisted at age 16 in 1861 in Company 46 45th Illinois Infantry and served to the end He was married and moved to Waverly where he spent his life He was a longtime member of the G A R post The funeral will be Thursday at 2 pm from the Methodist church with Rev Fred P Fisher officiating Burial will follow in Rockford Cemetery
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Charles H. Barrows
Rockford
Barrows
45Th Illnois Infantry
G. A. R. Post
Methodist Church
Fred P. Fisher
Ladies Sewing Circle to Meet at Mrs Rice Home
Aug 16 meeting announced by Janesville Ladies' Sewing Circle hosted at Mrs Rice residence. Local visitors include J B Wyant of Arapahoe Colorado and his family returning after four and a half years away. Bremer family picnic noted at Riverside Park and other local visits and moves near Janesville.
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Janesville
James Godfrey
Bremer
Riverside Park
Mt Morris college reunion a great success
The fourteenth annual Mt. Morris college alumni gathering held yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hamer's home in Orange Twp drew about 250 attendees. A full program, picnic supper, and performances by a chorus, quartets, duets, and speeches highlighted the day. Out-of-town guests from Nebraska, Minnesota, Illinois and northwestern Iowa joined locally famed participants. Officers elected were President Lloyd Fike, Vice-President E. M. Lichty, and Secretary Miss Nora Harbaugh.
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Mt. Morris College
Thomas P. Hamer
Orange Township
Ira Blough
W. H. Lichty
Jennie Blough
Homer B
Wilma Basher
Waterloo
Eva Lichty
M. B. Kipp
S. Hamer
Nebraska
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
Lloyd Fike
E. M. Lichty
Atiss Nora Harbaugh
Bennington Township Notes and Local Gatherings
Miss Florence Broadbent of Waterloo visits her uncle A Broadbent. Misses Stella Whitney and Frances Sage attend the Waterloo teachers institute. E. E. Sage and family took a pleasure auto trip to Fredericksburg. Mt. Hope church plans an ice cream social at the Chase Wood home. Sam Aman visits Garwin. John Funk visits Waterloo. Nora Burk of Waterloo visits Bennington. A damaged ash tree near the sheriff's residence and courthouse was cut down after branches fell.
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Florence Broadbent
Waterloo
A Broadbent
Stella Whitney
Frances Sage
Teachers’ Institute
E. E. Sage
Familly
Fredericksburg
Mt. Hope Church
Chase Wood
Sam Aman
Garwin
John Funk
Nora Burk
Col Cody Happy Finds His Cradle
Col W F Cody, former scout and plainsman, located the cradle that rocked him and his siblings in infancy. The cradle, crafted by his father, is now with Walter D Olney who once lived in Scott County Iowa. Cody long sought the relic rumored to be in Iowa since their Kansas move.
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Des Moines
Col
W. F. Cody
Cody
Iowa
Walter D. Olney
Scott County
Kansas
Olney
David Lower
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by Black Hawk Co Abstract
Transactions show George F. Wilson conveying Lot 2 Block 32 Rail Road Addition Cedar Falls to Edward and Glenn Gnoptili for 250 dollars and other transfers including Cedar Falls and Waterloo properties with prices ranging from 1 to 650 dollars.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
George F. Wilson
Edward
Glenn Gnoptili
Cedar Falls
N. M. Johnston
Charles F. Rekers
Garrison & Dean
C. HL Rodenbach
Normal
Ira J. Hoover
Edward Pretter
Maple Leaf
Security Satings Bank
G. H. Cheaver
Wirden
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Improvement Co
Wm. Ott
Waterloo Development Co
M. C. Vaughan
Rea Cedar Addition
Carrie EB. Pack
Isaac Davis
Lakeside Addition
Linden Place
Triple wedding and society notes from Waterloo
A detailed society page recounts a triple wedding performed by Rev. Frank Cole with Miss Hazel Eldridge and Mr Edward H. Kelley at the First M B and B Church, followed by a reception on Commercial Street. Guests include Mrs Canty and Mr. Henry Coombs of Denver, with postnuptial plans to Spirit Lake and Lake Okoboji. The page also covers informal parties, Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls visits, birthdays, engagements, and club activities across Waterloo.
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M. B&b
Hazel Eldridge
Lyman Eldridge
Edward H. Kelley
J. R. Canty
Blanche Rohdwing
Earl Eldridge
Commercial Street
Whicch
Claude Dean
Will Baum
Kelley
Toledo
The
Daily Reporter
Sinnard Bros
Spirit Lake
Lake Okoboji
Fifth Street East
Henry Coombs
Denver
Colo
Ee J
W. B. Smail
Iowa Street
Regular meeting announced for M B A No 87 at Soash hall
M B A No 87 to meet at Soash hall Thursday evening August 10. All members urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Low Cunningham Mr and Mia Ira Fike and Mrs J W Muller mother of Mrs Fike left for California via Illinois Central. They plan a month to six weeks visit mainly to Raisin California with relatives.
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Low Cunningham
Mia
Ira Fike
3. W. Muller
Fike
California
Illinois Central
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Cal
Pauls Church to Double in Size
St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church on Broadway will nearly double capacity from 400 to 700 with a 135000 addition. John Koch won the contract for an all wooden structure expansion that adds 15 Sunday school rooms and 300 seats. Work starts immediately and is to be completed by October 15 followed by a six week revival. Reverend J B Johnson notes continued growth under his pastorate.
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St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
John Koch
St. Paul’s M. BE
Broadway
J. BE. Johnson
Jumping Jupiter star Richard Carle to perform at Waterloo Friday
Richard Carle brings his hit farce Jumping Jupiter to Waterloo this Friday with Edna Wallace Hopper starring as the artist model. Critics hail the show as the funniest modern farce and praise Carle's comic mastery and an exceptional supporting company.
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