Milson Royal Nuptials Highlight Waterloo Society News
Society notes report Miss Alice Caliste Wilson to wed Mr. Wilmot Kingsbury Royal of Des Moines at Hon H W Grout home with Rev H G Beeman and Rev Effie McCullom Jones officiating. Guests include Des Moines Royal family and Mason City relatives. couple to Portland for honeymoon. Also coverage of K P open season social, Young People’s Union picnic, and local social events with details on attendees and arrangements.
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Little June Fish
Grout
Miss Wilson
Janette Royal
Des Moines
Kenneth Maine
Waterloo
W.S. Rankin
Mason City
A. R. Eads
Dubuque
Portland
Ore
George Royal
Malcom Royal
Paul Royal
Nelson Royal
Jessie Royal
C. N. Rosai
Marivia
W. S. Rankin
June Renne
Boone
James L. Wright
Chicago
Daily Hint items and community notices in Waterloo
Community notes report wedding plans in Waterloo and a free Paris outing plus local club meetings. Services include a couple’s move to Waterloo, a cave outing near Independence, Degree of Honor meeting and initiation plans, Grace Church Outlook Picnic details, St Mary’s Sewing Circle to Washburn, a 5 o'clock tea for Miss Celia Brown, Brotherhood picnic at Chautauqua Park, Lincoln Ladies Thimble Bee, Harmony Picnic postponement with guest Mrs. W. W. Fisher, Miriam McCune’s return from a five week visit, Coterie Club meeting, additional Degree of Honor thimble bee, and Plymouth Congregational Thimble Bee rescheduled.
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Back Bone
Julian W. Richards
C. O. Balliett
W. W. Miller
Flora Girton
E. B. Smith
Merritt
F. W. Robertson
E. L. Johnson
Waterloo
Devil's Back Bone
Independence
Washburn
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Catholic Church
A. J. Domond
Walnut Street
Celia Brown
St. Paul
BE. F. Wise
Callen
Pittsburgh
Helena Ballletti
Lincoln
Lincoln Circle
G A. R
E. W. Heiple
Maple Leaf Cottage
Chautauquua Park
Harmony
Harmony Club
Lafar~ette Park
W. W. Fisher
Ontario
Cal
Clement de St. Aubin
Chicago
0. R. de Mers
Brunswick
A. Shaffer
Chautauqua Park
Tripoli Picnic at Electric Park and Lodge Meeting
Announcement says a Tripoli picnic will be at Electric Park Friday afternoon September 1 with plates and coffee provided by the committee. Also Temple Rebabah lodge No. Adt will hold its regular meeting Friday evening in the I O O F hall.
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Degree of
A. D. U. W. Hall
Tripoli
Electric Park
Temple Rebabah Lodge
No. Adt
I. O. O. F. Hall
City in Brief Buchanan for glasses and local notices
Local items report eye testing services in the Syndicate Building and Mrs. Henry Graff visiting Chicago. Social notes cover visitors from Vinita and Center Point, family travel to Des Moines and Philadelphia, Waterloo developments, gun club meeting, and Railway business. Also included are town visits, a Yellowstone trip, and a mysterious accident of Captain Byford at the east side fire station.
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Fred Wimber
Joder’s
Playhouse Under New Management at Fairyland Theatre
J D Knapp has taken the management of Fairyland theatre. The theater will be remodeled and redecorated. An orchestra of four pieces and a trio of elagera will be placed on the stage.
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J.D. Knapp
Fairyland Theatre
Poaier
New Theatre Opens Under Fresh Management In City
Announcement notes upcoming opening night under new management with features and novelties for patrons. Details to be released soon as major venues in large cities debut enhanced programs.
Narrow escape as train derails near Columbus State Fair
Hocking Valley train No 3 from Toledo to Columbus narrowly avoided a serious wreck when a coach left the rails after crossing the city outskirts. No serious injuries, but many passengers suffered minor bruises. The car bumped along ties, overturned onto its side, and two passengers jumped through windows into a ditch. A concert by Miss Knittle and Miss Marsh is scheduled Friday at First M. E. Church.
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Columbus
Toledo
Salamander Fireproof Belief Explained by Smithsonian Expert
New York World reports on the salamander superstition, noting the creature’s supposed fireproof nature is a myth. Dr. Stejneger recalls a camping incident with a salamander escaping from embers, suggesting heat tolerance misleads observers about true fireproofing.
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Stejneger
Smithsonian Institution
New York World
Miss Effie Binsden Leaves Waterloo for Reno Teaching Job
Miss Effie Binsden of Denver who has been vacationing with her parents in Waterloo departed Saturday for Reno Nevada where she will take a position as a shorthand teacher at Heald's Business College.
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Effie Binsden
Denver
Colo
C. M. Binsde
Waterloo
Reno
Nev
Heald's Business College
Formally Open Hight on Taft Campaigns
Washington announces the progressive Republicans have formed campaign headquarters to oppose Taft’s renomination. The Evans Building in Washington hosts the office run by L. Houser, signaling an organized nationwide effort with no single candidate named yet. La Follette remains cautious, signaling potential support for Cummins if needed, while avoiding public personal bid.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Hamilton
Mass
Congress
Evory
Evans Building
Senate
House
Washington
Cummins
Iowa
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Cummina
Mr. la Follette
Real Estate Transfers In Cedar Falls Waterloo area
Real estate transfers list transactions among E Plekett O F Teeter and C E Plekett in Speer s Ind addition Cedar Falls W Waterloo and Cedar River strip widening Water street. Notable trades include Joseph F Garling to Chas L Garling for 6000 and Franklin C Platt to City of Waterloo for a Cedar River land strip for widening Water Street.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
E. Plekett
O. F. Teeter
Speer
Ind
Cedar Fails
QO. F. Teeter
C. E. Plekett
West Waterloo
Joseph F. Garling
Chas. L. Garling
Cedar Valley Development Co
Wm. H. Sharp
Pleasant Velw l
Waterloo
Franklin C. Platt
City of Waterloo
Cedar River
Water Street
J P Sherman Taken Sick In Waterloo Home
J P Sherman, who was taken sick Saturday, is resting comfortably at his home on Third Street East but will likely be unable to rise for several days. He went downtown after two weeks at home and the effort taxed his strength. An early Waterloo resident, Sherman has many friends hoping for a swift recovery after years of poor health.
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Florence and
Elsie Cahen
Pittsburgh
Nan Black
L. J. Pfeiffer
Main Street
Cedar Falls
Harry Pfeiffer
K. J. Pfeiffer
Callen
W. H. Bachman
Lake Ulty
M. P. Bachman
Verna Webster
Ossian
R. W. Carter
Irving Street
Robert. van Eman
Greene, Ia
Waterloo
Geneva Rubel
H. F. Rubel
Fort Dodge
J. P. Sherman
Third Street
Mr. Sherman
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