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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1914

Page

8

Local preacher J. G. Van Ness licensed in Mason City

At Mason City August 19 Rev J G Van Ness, former Methodist pastor, was granted a local preacher license by the Marshalltown district conference on recommendation of the Mason City church. He will act with the church authority in Mason City but remains outside Upper Iowa conference full connections. He cannot perform marriages or hold a regular charge.

Geneva Methodist Church of Mason City J. G. van Ness Marshalltown van Ness Upper Iowa Mount Verticon Lewis Wagner Curtrfe’ Hardware Company J. B. Wagner Salvation Army Little Country Church Portland

Social notes from St. Ansgar and visitors

Long list of residents and guests arriving and visiting in St. Ansgar Ia with travel from Waterloo Lincoln Los Angeles St Paul Osage Des Moines Buckeye Little Falls Estherville Northwood Portage Broadhead and other places. Local events include a Harvest Home picnic band trip and Ladies Aid gathering at Utopieg Springs plus a hat shop trimming season and store sales.

Minnie Camelli Crookston Minn Annie Seaver Los Angeles Cal Wm. Seaver Ruth Dalager St. Paul Minot S. D August Pautz Watertown Wis Herman Earhart Loban California Osage H. A. Smith Chicago Miss Bemis Estherville Clare’ Mae August Janzaw Buckeye Christian Stanley Fedson Lyle Alfred Ollefson Grafton Marie la Dox Little Falls Hogland A. O. Gilbertson Ladies’ Aid Society M. EB Utopieg Springs Innie Pikell Northwood Flora Clyde Emily Clark Portage L. G. McKinley H. K. Dodge Homer Margaret Des Moines A. M. Dodge Rose Bernstien Miss Gredawalt Broadhead

Chautauqua session thriving despite debt in Vinton

Vinton Iowa August 18 Chautauqua in session and one of the best ever on local grounds with about 36 tents housing two to ten people each. Season ticket sales exceed previous years though the association carries about 1300 debt and would welcome a small surplus. Also reported: Frank Wadle died after tuberculosis illness his brother A Wadle accompanies remains to Milo for burial. Geo Treiss near Garrison loses livestock in an early morning lightning strike valued at about 500 for horses 500 for mules 200 for a drive horse plus hay grain and calves total about 5000 with partial insurance. Otis Stone home damaged by lightning entering roof and bath tub enamel damaged. Rev Fred Catlin of Estherville visiting relatives.

Vinton Chautauqua Frank Wadle Wadle A. Wadle Milo Geo. Treiss Garrison Otis Stone Fred Catlin Baptist Church Estherville

Funeral for Edward Knott in Waverly Friday at 2

Edward Knott the longtime United States marshal will be honored with funeral services Friday at 2 pm from his home in Waverly. Rev. Frank Cole will officiate with Masonic lodge burial rites. Pallbearers will be former deputies who served under Knott. Relatives from Salem and Sioux Falls are among out of town attendees. The community also reported a severe hail storm with heavy rainfall, while local social events and visits filled the week.

Paonia Colo Emma Rabe Miller Cedar Falla August Liehan Schugey Strawberry Point Harry Hill Allison Frank Hill Little Son Sheil Rock J. C. Hodges Geo. Leonard George Clary Chas, Dettmer’s Grocery E. C. Hodges Osier Nathan P. Ellis Hampton Hampton Kelly Corn Co Sumoner Waverly Ed Englebrecht Lawrence Hertlein H. N. Karsten E. C. Dunkelburg Sumner C. EB. Farrand R. C. Brogmas EB. M. Weyrauch H. H. Carroll

Cure for Rupture Promises Nonoperative Relief

A carpenter from Manasquan, New Jersey, describes a past rupture that resisted trusses and surgery but was cured by a nonoperative method. He claims the rupture has not returned after years of hard work and invites others to write for full information on a complete cure without operation.

Eugene M. Pullen Carpenter Marcellus Avenue Manasquan S.J

Food and Kisses for Belgians After Brave Rout of Germans

A censored Brussels dispatch from the front reports Belgian forces near Mleest and Haelen resisting a German attack with a brave infantry stand. Belgians held a northeast triangle position, then counterattacked as reinforcements came up, inflicting heavy losses on the Germans. King Albert observed with his staff at Louvain as wounded were ferried in and Red Cross wagons crowded the roads. Women offered wine, bread, and meat to returning troops, repaid with kisses, amid scenes of wartime relief and Belgian morale.

London M Norning Brussels Mlest and Haelen Altho the K Louvain Red Cross Commissariat Tone Siderabie

Floyd Area Social Notes and Local Visits

Misses Sutter and Harrison of Cedar Falls visited at the E. Williams home. Henry Ritter of Faith, Iowa, is visiting Floyd friends. Mrs. Mattie Stewart preached at Howardville. Mrs. Clara Sherman returned from Minneapolis after a visit. Mrs. Everett Scott and son visited in Floyd. Charlie Miller and family moved to Mason City. Mrs. A. S. Griffith went to Rochester for medical advice. W. O. H. Stiles bought an automobile. Dr. C. Kindighan bought the S. B. Hillier farm west of Floyd. Mrs. Morgan of Mason City visiting Floyd relatives. Mrs. Carl Barney returned from Rochester after two weeks with her sister. Forrest Thompson and his wife will stay with Bird Kennard for winter after their Aug. 5 wedding. Thompson is a trained musician. he is well regarded. Henry Elwood and Bird Kennard to tour Minnesota Sept. 1. Mrs. Gee Rankin operated in Rochester. Mrs. Stewart will visit Dubuque for fall goods. shop to be open only afternoons during absence. Mrs. Minnie Gage caring for Mrs. Clay in Nashua. Mrs. Almon Hetnagh spent time with daughter Helen Stack in Ima. A M Gage of Lithograph City did business in Floyd. Mrs. John Tindsey visiting daughter in Rochester. C. R. Kelley transacted business in Waterloo.

Floyd Sutter and Harrison Cedar Falls 8. E. Williams Henry Ritter Faith Mattie Stewart Howardville Clara Sherman Minneapolis Frank Morse Everett Scott Waterloo W. E. Hayes Charlie Miller Mason City A. S. Griffith Rochester Minn W. O H. Stiles Or. C. Kindighan S. B. Hillier Meres Morgan Carl Barney Henry Elwood Bird Kennard Minnesota Gee. Rankin Stewart Dubuque Minnie Gage Clay Howard Nashua Almon Hetnagh Helen Stack Ima A. M. Gage Lithograph

Local Social Notes Highlight Hudson Visitors and Outings

Hudson Iowa residents share visits and trips as families and friends travel to nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Will McFarlane and children with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watters visited Tripoli. Mrs. T W Searles and son James of Hawarden plan to return home Tuesday. Several others journey or vacation, including Carl Gillin visiting Sioux City relatives and trips to Lake Okoboji and Wakonda South Dakota.

B. Gillin George Johnson Smith Bowen Lake Okoboji Minnie Johnson Allison H. R. Hollis Lena Builthuis Reinbeck Lida Straver Wakonda Earl Straver Guy Flinckinger Colfax, Ta

Brethren Ladies' Aid to Host Afternoon Church Parlors

rambled OCR fragment notes family travels to Mason City Miss Ruth Stirling returns home after weeks away. Brethren Ladies' Aid plans an afternoon event in the church parlors Wednesday. Henry Lafrenz and family with A J Meandhorst and daughter, joined by Miss Wilda of Cedar Falls, leave for Lake—weeks long. Advertisement mentions Ford road ox for sale at Wang & Miller's.

Kughter Crownover Mason City Ruth Stirling

Local tidbits from town and surrounding area

A jumble of names and events spans visits, relocations, and gatherings. Mitchell residents welcome relatives from Wisconsin and Minnesota while Jamestown and Cedar Falls figures arrive for family reunions and to join local sites like Chautauqua park.

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M. E ST. Ansgar C. F. Miller Henry Inter R. K. Bliss Lincoln Neb L.G. McKinley Wang & Milier’s Fadvariiaamant Hudson Milo Sewell Colfax C. W. Bedford Cedar River Park J. L. Gillin Madison H. C. Howell Chas. OF Land and CO Ert Han Paul Lavay Capital City Four Vauderville Danny Simmons Karleton and Kuiffors Art Studies Lella Davis Crieghton Bros. and Belmont Minstrels Wang & Miller's Mitchell Mitelotl Wisccaistie Joe Danter Roekord Duncan Mason Teatoy Bryant Joy Havhage Gillette Jamestown Woo Garrett Cedar Rape Mra. J. Bh. Trhes Ther Yheo. Heynardy Trrownville Wallace Bereford Thompson Marguerite Ross Maud Redman J. 'Y. Rtoss Chris Soranseo Iowa Falls Drake Cheorge Crampton Upton B. Kepford Chautauqua Park THE Amd Atlantic City Jace Sunes Towers Ile Belfast Reguelar Goodyear Tires Goodyear Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Akron, Ohio
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