Miller Bros 101 Ranch Wild West Comes to Waterloo
The Miller Bros and Arlington's 101 Ranch Wild West show arrived from Albert Lea via Rock Island road and drew hundreds of children to Waterloo. Indians cowboys and cowgirls paraded downtown and a large crowd gathered at the Illinois Central grounds for an afternoon show with a 7 15 PM performance. The exhibition featured an Indian camp float a longhorn Texas steer and varied western acts that pleased spectators.
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Waterloo
Miller, Bros. & Arlington
Rock Island
Albert Lea
West
Daniel Boone
Ilinois Central Grounds
Pleasant Cedar Falls Social Roundup Notes
Miss Neomj Fletcher of Marshalltown visits Cedar Falls relatives on College hill. Local guests plan lawn social at G J Wilson’s. Misses Elsie Whitford and Iowa Chase head to Falls City for school duties. Residents return from travels, prepare cider mill on College hill, and wrap up summer outings with river trips and church picnics.
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Cedar Falls
Neomj Fletcher
Marshalltown
J. W. Bangs
College Hill
Myrle
Florence Robinson
Dayton Cottage
Cedar
Elsie Whitford
Iowa Chase
Falls City
Neb
Miss Whitford
Miss Chase
Cider Mall
Hazel Beltz
Conrad
Jessie Barnes
Olive Street
Wild Run On Crowded Street In Cedar Falls
A horse from Wild Lumber Co. dashed ten blocks along Main Street creating excitement. The driver kept to the center lane and stopped the animal with no damage reported. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson arrived for a visit and he will preach at the Episcopal church Sunday morning. ER. P. Streeter sold his farm west of town after 43 years ownership to a farmer named Hansen. A Greek thief who stole money at Cedar Walls Candy Kitchen remains at large with little description available. A church program was changed due to train delay. Rev. Elliott of Cedar Rapids did not arrive in time and sermon given by Rev. Titus Lowe. Mrs. Frederickson’s husband injured in an automobile accident is being cared for. nurse remains with him.
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Cedar Fails
Wild Lumber Co
Main Street
Cedar Falls
ER. P. Streeter
Hansen
Streeter
Cedar Walls
Elliott
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Church
Titus Lowe
W. F. Frederickson
Coto
Blaze Trail for Boys Camp Begins in Waterloo
Jacob Bintz of Des Moines has become physical director for the YMCA and arrived in Waterloo to assume duties. He will lead the drive to prepare the camp at Waverly for the annual event, with other YMCA leaders accompanying him to blaze the trail and set the schedule.
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Jacob Bintz
Des Moines
The
YM. GC. A
Waterloo
Mr. Blants
Waverly
George Cockburn
Hay
Association
Karh Spears
Dilton Thomas
Henry
Rob Nouuman
Enim
Mr Cockburn Returns to Water Camp Duties
Mr Cockburn will return to Water tomorrow and on Wednesdays will accompany forty five days to the camp. Dr L M Ochs will act as the camp physician.
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Mr. Cockburn
L. M. Ochs
City in Brief Complicated Local Notices and Visits
A string of brief city items noting visits and events. A. Hummel arrives from Shell Rock to see his daughter Mrs. W. J. Burbank. Dr Edward T. Jaynes sues for 186 against Arthur Kohweder. N. W. Gale sues George von Rotweiler for 540. P J Martin sends Denver News with Knights Templar parade photos. Bodwell family tours Yellowstone and western mountains. Mrs Viola Johnson and her mother return from Minnesota and Wisconsin after six weeks away. F A Robinson sails to Des Moines to work at the state fair. Kenneth Davis fled from Soldiers Orphans home in Davenport. A farmer at the public market sells heavy loads of large red potatoes at $1 a bushel. B F Stoddard visits from Jesup, famed fruit grower. watermelon crop may be short but high quality. Thieves steal fifty cigars and home bread and peaches. youths blamed. Colored Baptist church leases 1620 Mulberry, Rev Wm Jenking leader. Lake returns from Colorado Springs. son Earl plans to stay. Vernon A. Leese, 18, injured at artificial ice plant. D K Bond and Hazel Bond return from Columbia University. Hazel earns BA, studies higher math pedagogy and psychology. Edward Mickle visits Clarksville parents. they head to California. Ellen Richardson AP typist returns from Campbell’s Island outing with friends. Alma McCormick accompanies home. F T Bentley and Supervisor G W Virden return from Council Bluffs. J J Rainbow and Supervisor Mrs W C Leland planning to return. Jolr McQuilkin of La Porte City to Atlantic then back, attending treasurers, auditors and supervisors conventions.
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B. F. Stoddard
Jesup
Waterloo
Grill
Water Street
Colored Baptist Church
Mulberry Street
Wm. Jenking
Majestic vaudeville shines under new manager
At the Majestic a new manager energizes vaudeville with three capacity houses. Kronemann brothers perform with humor and skill. Hilda Orth captivates with songs and piano. Little Lord Roberts delights with spins and tricks. Bert Howard and the Laurence present The Cigar Girl. Leionte dances cleverly. Bonita the horse closes the show, promising strong crowds.
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Kronemann Brothers
Hilda Orth
Lonesome Pine
Miss Orth
Lord Roberts
Bert Howard
the Laurence
Misa Leionte
My. Howard
Bonita
Majestic Theatre Season Off To Promising Start
The engagement at the Majestic Theatre featured impressive majesty projections and favorable audience reception. The season has begun well, with expectations of a profitable run ahead for the Majestic.
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Majestic
Death claims former resident Mrs Berlin Warren
Walter Wilson of this city reports the death of Mrs Berlin Warren formerly Miss Mary Campbell of Black Hawk county. She died in a Sioux City hospital after an operation. The Warrens farmed Cedar Valley land for years before moving to Le Mars. Survived by sister Mrs Catherine Campbell of Le Mars and brothers H. H. Campbell of Madison South Dakota Hugh Campbell of Le Mars and S.D. Archie Allen and Jack Campbell all in the west.
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Wilson
Tennington Township
Berlin ‘Warren
Mary Campbell
Black Hawk County
Ele
Sioux City
Warrens
Cedar Valley
le Mars
Catherine Campbell
H. H
Madison
S. D. Hugh
Archie
Allen
Jack
the Weat
Rose Whortley Leaves City After Disorderly Charge
Rose Whortley, a familiar police court figure, admitted guilt to a drunken and disorderly charge after being taken into custody at 1 Commercial Street on Saturday. Four men in the room paid fines or forfeited bonds, and she was ordered to leave the city in ten hours. Couple Arrested for Disorderly Conduct. Mr and Mrs V W Woolses pleaded not guilty and their case was continued to this evening at 7 30.
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Rose Whortley
de Gone By
Rose
Commercial Street
Mro
V. W. Wooolses
Uncle Pennywise Says: A Woman Wants a Reception After Lemonade
A humorous line notes that giving a woman a gallon of leftover lemonade prompts immediate ideas of hosting a reception runtime. The quip reflects social habits and party planning impulse in a lighthearted tone.
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Pennywise
Local Merchants Promoting Rail Access in Waterloo
Prominent Waterloo merchants aiding rail road access include Frank Bros. Morgan and Sullivan, Vetter & Waters, Paul Davis Dry Goods Co, The Palace Clothiers, The Smart Shop, Scane's Clothing Shop, Fishers' Selz Royal Blue Store, Fashion Clothes Shop, W. C. Kohl & Son, Woods Bros, The Golden Fagte, The Waterloo Shoe Co, Joe Schiet, Avant's $2.50 Shoe Shop, Hall Ekfelt, Burch Bros, C. H. McBurney, Sternberg Cloaks and Suits, Elk Run Land and Townsite Co, Tiome Tea Store, F QO Evans Piano Co, J. W. Jastey, Waterloo Trunk Co, Yagla's Novelty Millinery, National Clothing Co, FL oi, McCune, UL, T. K. Shoe Co, Waterloo Hardware Co, Golden Rule, Wangler Bros, Stolt Bros, The Taylor Music House, Stroebel Music House, 3. W. Harwich, J. A. Raymond.
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Frank Bros. Morgan and Sullivan, Vetter & Waters
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
The
Palace Clothiers
Smart
Scane’s
Fishers’ Selz
Royal Blue
W. C. Kohl & Son
Woods Bros
Golden Fagte
Waterloo Shoe Co
Joe Schiet
Avant
Hall-Ekfelt
Burch Bros C. H. McBurney
Sternberg Cloaks
Elk Run Land
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Miller Bros
Arlington
101 Ranch
Real Wild
Oklahoma Ranch
Huerta
Mabel Wells
Cedar Falls Daily News
J. G. Packard
Waterloo Evening Courier
Red
Clarence Wynkoop
Mr. Wynkoop
Main St
W. H. Witford
Susie
Edward Yeater
Lecoma, Mo
Billal Kerr
Franklin Street
J. W. Johnson
Chicago
Hyloff
Washington Street
M. G. Egloff
Castlewood
N. C
Dr. Sulzer
Minnesota
C. T. Fuller
la Porte
Harlan Mahoney
Kenosha
Wis
Mariam Woolson Brooks
Helen Johnston
FL. Trich
Mrs. D. W. Barnes
Abs. Carl Peterson
Minneapolis
Jessie Paulger
Janesville
B. Severin
Owatonna
Minn
Miss Severin
St. Paul
Davenport
J. A. Clay
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
G. J. Wilson
Clay Street
Grace Enlow
Shell Rock
W. A. Severin
Frank Cotton
Harris
Twelfth Street
Nets Friis
Europe
Ed. Fortsch
Sumner
Kropsen
Teachers’ College
Herbert Barrett
Staples, Minn
Sophia Leland
Barrett
Episcopal Church
Cedar Neights
Herman Soll
Earl Hare
Minneapmis
City
Shephard Wilson
Buchanan
Next Majestic
A. Hummel
W. J. Burbank
Edward T. Jaynes
Arthur Kohweder
N. W. Gale
George von Rotweiler
P. J. Martin
Courier
Denver News
R.C. Bodwell
Gertrude
Yellowstone Park
Mountains
Viola Johnson
Cutler
Points
Wisconsin
F. A. Robinson
District Court
Kenneth Davis
Hub. Lake
Colorado Springs
Linn Hawver
Earl
Vernon A. Leese
Tenth Street
East
St. Francis Hospital
D. K. Bond
Hazel Bond
New York City
Edward Mickle
Glarkeville
J. H. Hickle
California
John
Selma
Pasadena
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ellen Richardson
Associated Press
Campbell's Island
Moline
Burlington
M. J. Fox
Misa Richardson
Alma McCormick
F. A. Richardson
F. T. Bentley
CG. W. Virden
Womeil Bluffs
J. J. Rainbow
W. C. Leland
Jolr McQuilkin
la Porte City
Atlantic
Boards of Supervisors
Ites
Waterloo Amusement Week
Imanufacturer
Cour
Peoples Tailoring Co
Wast Pourthe Street
Waterloo Merchants Association
U. S
Ame
Rcan Office
Progress
Waterloo Furniture Co
Citizens’ Gas & Electric Co
Waterloo Electrical Supply Co
HE. C. DeVoe
W. A. Covell & Son
Wilson & Sweitzer
C. A. Olander Henderson Music House
R. M. Cowing Co
T. & M. Shoe Co
Fitzgerald Bros
Waterloo Auto and Supply Co
Bryant Motor Car Co
Waterloo Overland Co
McCoy Tailoring Co
A. Asquith & Bro
C. A. Olander
People’s Clothing Store
Boston
Citizens’ Gas and Electric Co
Banfield
Morris Motor Car Co
Scotch Woolen Mills Tailors
Cement Stave Silo Co
Majestic Theatre Company
Waterloo Vulcanizing Co
Strickler & Walker
Dotson Kerwin
Richard
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