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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1914

Page

7

Otterville Notes of August Local News and Events

Otterville community notes report illnesses including Claude O Neel with gall stones and Jacob Smith sick for a week. Local visits include Mrs Frank Trego of Cherokee and Mrs Charlie Meyers from Illinois. A boy fell from a horse but recovered, a pearl valued at 200 to 250 found by Davie Baute, and multiple marriages and visits noted. Chicken thieves stole over 400 chickens from John Prestler.

Otterville Claude O'Neel Jacob Smith Frank Trego Ephig Bowers Henry Bante George Plentywood Mont Davie Baute Charlie Meyers Illinois Sanders Erich Jesse Emma Fiddler Freeman Roy Freeman

Finchford News Briefs and LocalVisits

Finhford Aug 24 news notes lightning struck a straw stack endangering property while four cows and two cattle perished at different farms. Mrs Douglas Pound of Minnesota visited the D Lowell home and others. Visitors include Miss Hazel Hall from Shell Rock and Miss Katheryn Fitzgerald from Dubuque. John Maldzahn and son William and family plan a South Dakota trip. Dan Rice and family from Plainfield visited John French. Carrie Evenson joined Mrs Myers to Davenport for a week visiting relatives.

William Maldzahn South Dakota Katheryn Fitzgerald Dubuque George Davis Dan Rice Plainfield John French Carrie Evenson D. C. Myers Danglier Davenport

Floyd Aug 24 notices and house sale report

Floyd notes Franks Holmes buys Hoel house occupied for a year. Farmers Burkhart Hahin and Kocher visit Minnesota to view land for possible relocation. Eighteenth birthday for Misa Kittie Miller. Newborn boy for Clarence and wife. Kepple tonisil operation in Waverly. Jennie Meiles at Felia Bros office. Griffiths visit Floyd. Royal Neighbors social at Stella Morse’s. Morse active in camp work. Relatives visiting: Ed Hills Nora Springs. Repbah in Albert Lea. Ritter family visit Floyd, Waterloo, Washington IA. LGC meet Sept 8 with Lena Belville. Ruth Tyler visiting Bert Raymond. Ed Shapley ill. Seaton family visiting Geo Beaton home.

Floyd Frank Holmes Hoel Joe Burkhart Augustine Hahin Leo Kocher Minnesota Misa Kittie Miller Clarence Wagner Ward Kepple Waverly Kepple Jennie Meiles Felia Bros Clare Griffith Edna Lone Wolf Okla Stella Morse Morse Ed Hills Nora Springs William Repbah Albert Lea Minn H. W. Ritter Jeff Francis Waterloo Ritter Washington, In L. GC. A Lena Belville L. Miller Misa Ruth Tyler Bert Raymond Ed Shapley James Seaton Merton Chas, Seation and Son North Platte Neb Geo. Beaton

Tripoli Notes and Local Updates Aug 26

Tripoli local items report F Wittkap improving from illness. Mr and Mrs William Bunger planned a two week visit with relatives in Chicago. Mr and Mrs William Schultz welcomed a baby boy born Aug 19. C A Tegtmeier and son Clarence travel to Chicago and Boltain Indians to visit relatives. Albert Bockhaus named bookkeeper at Schultz department store starting last Monday. Matthesen Garland sale buyers include Aug Panzer sr Henry Hofferer Dr D P Rede man Joe Sevi and Mrs T E Hartwell after a runaway injury she is recovering at home from hospital. Last Sunday event at 7:80.

Tripoli F. Wittkap Wm. Bunger Saturay Telatives Chicago Win. Schultz C. A. Tegtmeier Clarence Bolntain Indians Albert Bockhaus Schultz Department Store Emma ‘Teapen Blanche Oklahoma City C. H. Griffith Hdna Jane Woll Okla Mary Roszell Tilford J. P. Neal J. Leeper Duncan McDonald Oskaloosa Jalie Hickle Maggie Patterson Butler County Evangelist D. R. Charles Omaha Fred Molsberry Columbus Junction M. M. Molsberry Ray Skinner Max N. D Anna Horner Moravia Lea Fannie Fletcher Mary Ruszell Couity Atkinson Ramsey Cedar Rapids Ames Des Moines Cynthia Hutchess Jesus Helen King Beatrice Nebl J. F. King Sills Nell Rheads Pennsylvania

Death of Thomas Cook in Hampton and local notices

Thomas Cook died last Tuesday in Hampton after a rapid illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Hampton Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. De Witt Clinton, and interment followed in Hampton cemetery. The Allison band performed an outdoor concert in Rockford. Local society notes include conventions attended by county officials, a birth, resettlement of Abel Kramer and wife, a marriage in Wilmar, and teaching appointments for Guy Webster and Will Cook. School opens next Monday with Will Cook as principal. Mattie Duerkle returned from a visit to Dumont Minnesota.

Allison Thomas Cook Hampton Cook Methodist Episcopal Church de Witt Clinton Hampton Cemetery Rockford Eugene Owen Cedar Rapids J. A. Barlow J. P Abel Kramer Jonesboro Ark Conrad E. Sarge Lena Busse Wilmar Webner Guy Webster Glendale Schul Ripley Township E. J. Davis Lingenfelter Charles City Hunt Osage Anderson Idaho Davis Will Cook Clarksville Mattie Duerkle Dumont, Minn

Death notices and local happenings in Center Point

A death toll includes Mrs JL D Curtis, wife of Center Point's former school principal, with services in Independence and burial at Hazleton. John Fee died Aug 17 with funeral at Frank Ward's home led by Rev E J Satchett. interment Center Point cemetery. Other items note a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ted Satchett, visits from D G Dunbar, and plans for a Sept 2 wedding of Miss Lela Pratt and Mr Cleveland.

Center Point J. J. Heverly JL. D. Curtis Independence Hazleton Ted Satchett D. G. Manahan M. A. Oxley Kansas City D. G. Dunbar Chicago Gee. Dunbar John Fee Frank Ward E. J. Satchett Center Point Cemetery O. J. Heverly M. BE Pyle Harlan Eastman Oklahoma City Mras Houser Lela Pratt Mr. Cleveland

Fire wipes out Risdahl barn and buildings at Newhall

Vinton Aug 26 Dan Risdahl’s automobile fire spread to his barn and outbuildings destroying the barn chicken house corn crib and silo though the house remained. Insurance partly covers the loss. Clark Todd jailed for five years at Fort Madison on grand larceny charge. Nathaniel De Long committed to Independence asylum. Mrs Kiefler awaits news as her three sons serve in the German army.

Vinton Dan Risdahl Newhall Clark Todd Willett Ither County Fort Madison Todd W. W. Ashley Nathaniel de Long Commissioners of Insanity Hospital For Independence Mr. de Long Hoe Henrietta Kiefler

Chautauqua session shines as plans for next year emerge

The city hosts a closing Chautauqua event with Mrs Geo Losee and an enthusiastic crowd. the program was financially successful though the association is in debt, hoping to raise ticket sales to cover old debts. Wayne Van Skrke, 16, was buried at Evergreen cemetery after services at his grandmother's home. News also arrives of Victor Keith and Miss Emily Heath’s marriage in Los Angeles, with both families known locally.

Geo. Losee Chautauyqua Wayne van Skrke Evergreen Cemetery Rev L. A. Swisher Wayne Brandon Victor Keith Emily Heath Los Angeles

Local notes of visits and changes in Fredericksburg area

Elizabeth Davis and daughter returned from Canada. H H Tillison walked to Hawkeye and back for his 60th birthday visiting his son Frank. Misses Pearl and Janette Austin left for Lancaster Wisconsin. F A Dahn resigns Eclipse lumber yard post to run Chesley yard. Fred Chase named successor. Wm Bee and Mrs Albert Sellers visit Canada. Mrs W G Herrick travels to Emmetsburg for mother’s illness. Eggabroads visit brothers in Grundy county. W Q Potter joins Pecatonias bridge crew for December. Mrs TY EB Thorn and children, Pecatonontea trip. house move planned. Mary Yokes of Los Angeles visiting family.

Fredericksburg Elizabeth Davis Canada H. H. Tillison Hawkeye Frank Pearl Janette Austin F. A. Dahn Lancaster Wis Eclipse Lumber Chesley Fred Chase Wm. Bee Albert. Sellers W. G. Herrick Emmetsburg Chas. Eygabroad California Geo. Eggabroad Los Angeles Filliott

Local visitors host party for girls in Littleton

Mrs. Martha Bright of Spencer Iowa and Chicago guests joined Mrs. T B Durham and Lucile Emerson at a Wednesday afternoon party for fourteen little girls in Littleton Illinois. Neht refreshments followed. Obituary notes S F Searles born June 22 1827 near Shardon Ohio died August 28 1914 at age ST years in Littleton after years of rheumatism. He moved to Illinois in 1856 and engaged in cattle buying and merchandising. Survived by widow two sons Edward P Jesup Iowa and Gao W Kansas City five grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a m from the home with Rev Elwick and Rev Wilcox Mt Vernon officiating. Music by a male quartet. Flowers abundant.

Littleton Martha Bright Spencer California Ithis County T. B. Durham Florence Emerson Marie Puppe Rosa Veneer Chicago Emerson Lucile S. F. Searles Shardon Lake County Marengo McHenry Co Ill Marie Kane Moses Little Wigin, T Altho Edward P Jesup Gao Kansas City Elwick Wilcox Mt. Vernon A. B. Patton

Lively Clarksville Roundup Of Visits And Travels

Clarksville notes list Lydia Heery returning from Yellowstone and Colorado trips. Mrs Mertier visits Eagle Rock daughter in law, Clarence Martin. The Goette family moves to Colorado Springs. Bertha and Janes Talbot of Sterling visit Fred Green and relatives. Mrs Griffin from Joliet spends week with J King, plans to return to Maquéketa. J Slimmer returns from Chicago business trip. Morrison shows slight improvement after illness. Mrs Lesterhoomer and family host recent visitor.

Clarksville Lydia Heery Yellowstone Park Colorado Q. Mertier Eagle Rock Cal Clarence Martin Art Goette Colorado Springs Addie Talbot Bertha Janes Sterling, Il Fred Green W. Griffin Joliet J. Ff. King Maquéketa Charles Cumberland Wis J. Slimmer Chicago Morrison Lesterhoomer

The Donkey and the Colt Weigh Self Image

A donkey mocks a tall-legged colt in a stable, then the colt points out the donkey’s own flaws. The animals debate looks and worth, ending with a lesson: harsh judgments reveal our own faults. The tale closes warning against vanity and cruelty in speech.

Notable Local Residents and Health Updates Across Waverly

Local society notes list Mrs Emma Teapen and Blanche of Oklahoma City, Mrs C H Griffith and Hdna of Jane Woll, plus many neighbors. Reports include illnesses, estate settlements, travel for state fair visits, births, and upcoming school terms with several marriages licensed in Sumner and Tripoli.

Waverly Notices and Social Gatherings

Aug 27 Waverly events include Baptist Kansington group hosted by Mrs Dick Bye and daughter and Mrs Herb Murray tomorrow afternoon. Catholic Ladies Aid met at Shields hall this afternoon. St Andrews Ladies’ child class meets with Miss May Brotherton Friday at 2 30. Helmer Luglen of Radcliffe visits Ralph Schluter. Miss Mabel Daniels started fall term near Newyer last Monday but was compelled by an issue.

Anxious Parents Seek News on Missing Sons in War Territory

Mrs. Pola Kalletbachay pleads for word about Milelph and Fred Kaltenbach, American-born sons from Clenken Germany, missing since the Weel Tadbeart conflict. A U.S. senator and state department said efforts continue. father supports daily life while awaiting any update amid memories of past Franco-German fighting.

Pola Kalletbachay Milelph Fred Cuniuimlas Kullembach Che Pasaports Althe Germany Heath United Stiles Killenburta Clenken Rhine Alsace Lorraine France John Kaltenbich

Old Kentucky drama at theatre and wartime notices

A fragment lists a touring drama Old Kentucky and its mountain role and scenes. It mentions wartime evacuations and a hoped safety for a Kaltenbard couple. The piece promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets and praises the Courier classified ads as profitable for advertisers.

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