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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1913

Page

9

Crownover Named Superintendent of Motive Power

George M. Crownover, formerly of Waterloo, is appointed superintendent of motive power for the Chicago Great Western railroad with headquarters in Oelwein. He succeeds J G Nouffer and starts Sept 1. Crownover, a veteran engine expert, previously served as master mechanic at Illinois Central and later the Great Western shops.

George M. Crownover Waterloo Chicago Great Western Railway Oelwein J. G. Nouffer Mr. Crownover Ilinois Central Burnside, Ill Great Western Railroad Crownover George Crownover Benton Crownover Hudson Will Crownover

Cedar Falls Lots Sold In 1866 Deed Record

A 1866 deed filed for record shows James and Ann McFarland and Alexander and Janet McFarland of Prince Edward Island selling Cedar Falls lots 6 and 7, block 21 on Tremont street to Thomas Myers of Black Hawk county for $10. The lots, near the public square, were valued then at five dollars per lot and are now estimated to be about $2,000 each. The deed, printed by a Davenport printer, had not been recorded before.

Cedar Falls James Ann McFarland Alexander Janet McFarland Prince Edward Island Thomas Myers Black Hawk County Tremont Street

Picnic Draws O. E. S. Members At Cedar Falls Park

Brief notes from Cedar Falls Iowa dated August 27 report O. E. S. members holding a city park picnic. The item lists many local people traveling, visiting relatives, and returning from trips to Seattle Seattle and Portland Oregon plus routine community happenings.

Cedar Falls Dennie Oleson Parkersburg Storm Lake

Party In Auto Went In Ditch Near Pierce Farm

A Cedar Falls Iowa auto crash yesterday left Ray Dodd of New Hartford with a broken collar bone and minor bruises for three other riders. The car rolled three times before landing in a ditch as they sped to pass another vehicle near the Pierce farm. they were treated by Dr J H Van Dyke and returned home.

Cedar Falls Pierce Farm Ray Dodd New Hartford J. H. van Dyke Fiefield Dodd

Croquet Artists Headed to Marshalltown Monday

Cedar Falls Croquet club members H. Ek. Brown M. W. Wilbur Prof. Samson J. H. Myers James Santee and F. Z. Hale will travel to Marshalltown Monday for a return match after Marshalltown players won the last game in Cedar Falls.

Cedar Fails Marshalltown H. Ek. Brown M. W. Wilbur Prof. Samson J. H. Myers James Santee F. Z. Hale

Harris and Cole Quit Business in Cedar Falls

Harris and Cole Bros Manufacturing and Lumber Co shut down that night and will dissolve. The firm, long in Cedar Falls since 1870, produced lighting rods, wooden pumps, and later house furnishings. Remaining officers plan new ventures in Cedar Falls as workers find jobs in other factories. stock and machinery disposal will take months.

Cedar Falls Spet Harris &Cole Bros. Manufacturing & Lunier Co Ameanders Cedar Fills Ft. Dodge N. H R. Harris Cole Brothers Iup South Main Street Mr. Cole Mt. Pleasant Asp Messrs M. S. Harris J. E. Bergen J. M. Church Geo. Warris

Gaylord Dayton Badly Wrecked, Escapes Injury

Gaylord Dayton of the Rice & Dayton company was hit by an automobile while returning from a trip. His car was badly smashed. the other vehicle went into a ditch. Dayton escaped injury and reached home several hours late. Delegates from Iowa and Nebraska flock to Cedar Falls for the Danish Lutheran church fifth district convention, with notable Danish churchmen present.

Cedar Falls Gaylord Dayton Rice & Dayton Company Iowa Nebraska United Young People's Societies Denmark

Waverly Wedding Staged Tonight Ingram Garner Ham Union

Waverly Ia Aug 27 Special at 6 o clock this evening at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs J Garner in Waverly will occur the wedding of Miss Vera C Garner and Harry E Ham of Waterloo The ceremony will be conducted by Rev J S Cole of St Andrews Episcopal church. After the ceremony a supper will be served and the couple will depart for Seattle Wash where the groom will enter business.

Zoe Britton Seattle Wash Frank Harridan Marshalltown Ruth Rockwell Chas. Boehmler la Grange Roy Johnson Miss Anna Syndergaard Rev. Jensen Fredaville Waverly A Tip

Harvest home picnic and social events in La Porte City

A moonlight picnic with wiener roast at Buchan's grove south of town drew a crowd of young people. Harvest home picnic at Eagle Center attracted La Porte City residents. a ball game and a dance were listed as major attractions. Notables visiting or traveling included Mrs. Margaret Muir Miller of Waterloo, Mrs. Frances Nut of Charles City, and several locals. Several residents traveled to Cedar Rapids, Mt. Auburn, Hastings, and Colorado. Sugar diabetes casts a pall as Cry Hayzlett remains seriously ill with little hope of recovery.

la Porte City Buchan's Grove Margaret Muir Miller Waterloo Frances Nut Niccn Charles City la Porte Eagle Center Pany Fred Burch Maringo Gelsking Nelle Blairatown Roy Longaker Cedar Falls Bailey Roy Bailey Cry Hayzlett John Hayzlett

Deceased Phoebe Gregory Died After Apoplexy Visit in Waterloo

Mrs. Phoebe Gregory of Charles City died after an apoplexy attack Sunday morning at 6. She was 67, born April 17, 1846, and had lived in Charles City 48 years with late husband Henry Walbaum. Survivors include daughters Mrs. Rhoda Hor, Mrs. Julia Towner, Bert Gregory, Mrs. Mary Clark, Mrs. Leafy Walbaum, and Bert Gregory. a brother George Carkins of New Hampton. Remains to be shipped to old home for burial tomorrow afternoon.

Phoebe Gregory Charles City Waterloo Gregory Charles Walbaum Cushman Farm Henry Walbaum Walbaum Rhoda Hor Julia Towner Herbert Gregory Mary Clark Leafy Walbaum Bert Gregory George Carkins New Haupton

Local Social News Members Visit Family and Friends

Mrs Glen Noble returns from Mason City visit. Mrs Carl Reith and Miss Amelia Gerhardt spend Monday in Waterloo. Mrs Walter Ladage visits her parents in Charles City. Quinre Lanner travels to Nashua on Waverly fair business. Miss Gertrude Vosberg visits from Teg Moines at the Liehau home. Mrs Dr Patteson goes to Rockford to nurse. Jack Stephenson leaves for Iowa Falls. TEFL Lawrence returns from Netix Duluth and Chicago trip. Tibbitts has a successful ton at Movey hospital. Anner back from Owl's Nest cottage at Lake Okoboji. Dr Kern's family home for two weeks. Fishing reported very good at the lakes.

Lynn Osineup Glen Noble Mason City Carl Reith Amelia Gerhardt Waterloo Walter Ladage Charles City Hettry Rust Quinre Lanner Nashua Waverly Fsir Gertrude Vosberg Teg Moines William Liehau Kate Selensky Rockford Nutse Patteson Gelwein Dorothy Schuknecht Jack Stephenson J. W. Brown Iowa Falls Tefl. Laowrence Ree Netix Duluth Chicago Cool Tibbitts Movey Hospital Kern Hamne Atero Oui Gittear Lake Der Anner Owl's Nest Cottage Lake Okoboji

Picnics At Chautauqua Park And Cedar River Park

Two big events in the week honor local history and fraternal groups. The Black Hawk County Early Settlers association picnic at Chautauqua Park Saturday and Cedar River park hosts the Lady Mac cabees picnic next Friday near the bathing beach. Old Settlers gather to greet old friends, with noon picnic dinner, 2 pm program of games, prizes, and remarks by Cedar Falls leader B E A Snyt fer.

Black Hawk A. Snyt Fer Cedar Falls

Guardsmen to Elect Second Lieutenant on Monday

Carleton Sir captain of company I National Guard of Town announces an election for second lieutenant will be conducted Monday Sept. 5. All company members must attend at the Armory where the vacancy followed Fred J. Fisher's promotion to first lieutenant. Col. WoA. Allen has issued orders for the election. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith and family have moved from Freeport, IL to Waterlog and Smith has joined Timels Central shops.

R. C. Smith Freeport Smith Timels Central Shops

Death of Mrs Florent Taylor Thought to Result of Brain Clot

Mrs Florent Taylor longtime city resident died after a Springfield hospital operation for a brain clot. She was ill after alighting a street car and unconsciousness led to surgery and her death the same night. Survived by daughter Mrs W L Wallace and a son in Springfield. Family visiting the George S Myers home.

Mra Florent Taylor Springfield W. L. Wallace Waterloo Minneapolis Wallace

FeGples Tailoring Company Promotes Fall and Winter Suits

Peaches Tailoring Company offers tailored fall and winter suits and overcoats with a guarantee in fit, style, and workmanship. Leads mention numbers 815 818 and S20 as contact or listing details.

Fegples Tailoring Company Peaches Tailoring Company Qur

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Swagger Fitzgerald Bros West Black Hawk Bank Geo. Crownover J. G. Packard Tel Waterloo Fiveling Courier Clarence Wynkoop Cedar 1S Wynkoop Main St Mason, Andrews & Wyth’s Harris Jeasie Clara Parker Lake Mills F. H. Mathews Washington Street John Eimers Harris & Cole Bros F. D. Pierce Gertrude Pierce C. B. Harris Portland Ore J. A. Robertson Seneca Walls Dora Ufford Robertson H. C. Hunt Denver Colo George Jensen T. B. Carpenter Dilly Sioux City Lena Geske Graham Ray Pennington B. G. Rade Rudd, Jr Rudolph Dutbert Edward, Leavitt Keokuk le Clair Martin Oshkosh Pis Nims Clarion Gist Congregational Church Arthur Johnson Des Moines Ithe Johnsona Anton Loretttgens Dike Sherwood Lewis Rehbeck B. Lockner Grundy County Syndergaard-Johnson Harris & Cole Croak Falls Waverly Daily Dispatch Wiss Hilda Hayes Waterloo Evening Courier E. Jefferson St Geo H. Hunt East Bremer Ave Harry E. Ham Miss Vera C. Garner Waverly Dispatch W. T. Schmidt North Kelley Canning Company Schmidt Waverly Department Grace Leonard Mt. Home Idaho Pan Elsden Mt Home Grace Cool Des Maines W. OR Seeley J. HW. Wright Webster City Ing Mr. Seeley Lenore Seeley Mable Earhart Dr.Kaffee Guy Vanderveer Minn Farwell Claude Temple Doris Fritz John Mignon Grassfield Marion E. T. Gassfield Charlie Tyrrell Puint Dr. Rolfh Vera Norton Herbert Rathe Uneerstood Lef Nat Ellis Hampton Claude Mackey II Ames McMeekin Nsther Gaeta Brooks Lumber Company Mannersboro John Ritzinger Susie Conklin Siowsy City Vaporte Daily Bulletin Maude Longaker W. Momienteller Ole Myrile Momenteller Schubert Marie Schubert John Betta Cedar Rapids Bonnie Beal Mt. Auburn OLD Settlers Lady Maccabees Chautauqua Park Ter Cedar River Park Mullan Mary Tanna Judge Mullan Wanna WW. Woolley Florence Taylor Ohio Dennis Mrs. Place Myers Mrs. Valle Myers George 5S. Myers Home Peopl Es Tailoring Co Bee Wast
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