City in Brief and Household News Update
Advertisements and notices from Waterloo include a Christmas certificates explainer, local visits by out of town residents, and a new marriage license for Lawrence Lucian and Clara Sutton. Thanksgiving travel, post office receipts up 1,151.75 from last year, plus social events and church sale details in downtown Waterloo.
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I. Sternberg
St. Paul
Minn
Sternberg
A. Sternberg
John Colvin
New Hartford
Mary Smalley
Fairbank
H. D. Hayes
Grand View Avenue
Lawrence Lucian
Clara Sutton
Waterloo
C. A. Sutton
Ladies of Sacred Heart Church
Announcements For Cedar Review Members and Local Groups
Members of Cedar Review No 37 W B A M are asked to meet at the waiting station at 8 p m to attend the i of P fall event. The Brotherhood of American Yeomen hold their annual election tonight in K P hall third floor with a large turnout expected. Dancing and music follow the business. The Young People of W W 8 1 and Invincible classes of the Church of the Brethren sang at a Helm's coat sale benefiting six shutins. About 30 advertisements.
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Cedar Review
I. of P
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. of P. Hall
Oor
W. W
Church of the Brethren
New York
Two Homes Entered and Watches Stolen in Robbery
Mrs. C E Wilcox and C M Grifiths homes on Jefferson street were broken into as Roy Jones of Waverly allegedly stole two watches Thursday afternoon. Detective Tom Morris arrested Jones who reportedly admitted the thefts and aided in locating one watch dropped in a river while another was recovered by police. Jones is held on a larceny charge. L F Frink of Jesup reported a separate robbery after falling asleep on a river bank.
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C E. Wilcox
Jefferson Street
C. M. Grifith
Roy Jones
Waverly
Polic
Jones
Tom Morris
Bride Was Tipsy When Married Testifies
In Denver a divorce case questions whether a minister’s moral duty differs from a justice of the peace when marrying an intoxicated woman. Mrs Sacha Rollings claims she wed Harry Hollings while drunk, and the Rev Jacob Rader says he performed a civil contract and fulfilled a legal duty despite her inebriation.
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Denver, Colo
Sacha Rollings
Harry Hollings
Colorado
Boissevain's Father to Carry On Peace Work
John Milholland announced in San Francisco that he will continue his daughter's universal peace efforts as a memorial. He pledged to undertake the work, seen as the greatest monument to Ynez Milholland Boissevain, who has died. Wilhelm's sale advertised new coats opening this morning.
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San Francisco
Cal
Ynez Milholland Boissevain
Universal Peace
John Milholland
Wisconsin Michigan Peninsula Hunter Toll Reports 27 Deaths
Milwaukee December 1 Twenty seven hunting season deaths were recorded in Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsulas of Michigan as the season closed last night. Figures compiled by the Milwaukee Sentinel show nine fatalities in Wisconsin, higher than last year. Coat sale at Wilhelm's Saturday with over a hundred new coats offered at reduced prices.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Michigan
Milwaukee Sentinel
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Shell Rock
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Sarah Seger
Coe College
Argyle Street
J. G. Davis
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Floyd Wheeler
Ga. Wheeler
Miss Graf
H. W. Dunlap
Fourth Streets
Mildred Harrington
Chicago
William Sterling
C. M. Brough
G. B. Whack
Des Moines
Edith Murphy
Fort Dodge
Bessie Barker
Tenth Street West
Frank Kistrier
Third Avenue West
Walter M. Pownall
Centerdale
Addie Bigger
Vine Street
America
Russia
Cean
Randall Shoe
East Fourth Street
Scharfenbers
Ibs
Pork Sansare
Bacon
Ato Pall
Bert
Flamburger
Wilhelm
Peninsula District
Oelwein — Waverly
Vicin
Kerseys
Miltons
Chinchillas
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