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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

Page

8

Social clubs hold meetings and a secret wedding announced

Aeco Nomias members met at Mrs. 8 Shoptaugh's Washington street home with a playful apple surprise from Rose McDonald of Wenatchee. Friendship Society hosted on Sycamore street, and Ladies Social Union sewed for a Christmas bazaar. Mary Ida Lubbs and Fred W. Kennedy wed at Logan Avenue Evangelical church with family witnesses. The M S Circle honored Mrs. Young before her Tampa move. Coterie Club enjoyed Christmas crafts and a three course supper. A secret Omaha wedding of Thomas Miller and Luin Goss is announced to Waterloo friends.

Aeconomia Club Aeco Nomias Shoptaugh Washington Street Rose McDonald Wenatchee Wash L. H. Stolte Sycamore Street Ladies of the Friendship Society W. F. Stolle Ed Westhoff Ladies Social Union Ladies’ Social Union the Universalist Church W. W. Barr H. J. Herbertz Eleventh Street Alfred Longley N. M. Frishle Henry Lewis Osage M. K. Kennedy Logan Avenue Mary Ida Lubbs Fred W. Kennedy J. G. Walz Logan Avenue Evangelical Church Waterloo Janesville sou_venir Mrs. Young Coterie Club P_ J. Pint Franklin Street Loretta Pint Gladys McCoy John Riley Howe Dean Mulberry Street Omaha Thomas Miller Luin Goss Michael Goss Iowa City Leonard D. Miller J. G. Mueller

DuBuque Gage Ball Affairs Aims to Sell Club

Dubuque stockholders met to discuss Clarence Rowland's bid of 2800 dollars for the DuBuque baseball franchise and players. Rowland's offer was rejected for now, with another stockholders meeting planned. Charlie Buelow announced he will not manage the Dubuque team next season under any circumstances.

Dubuque, Ta Dee Fivening Press Clarence Rowland Dubuque Baseball Club Rowland Charlie Buelow Dubuque

Bank Clearings and Realty Transfers for Week Ending Dec 7 1910

Bank clearings for the week ending Thursday December 7 1910 totaled 1 117 058 18 with daily receipts 170 220 97 152 663 99 227 126 13 198 980 97 192 546 83 275 609 29 compared with 915 951 43 the previous year. Realty transfers show 45 deeds totaling 24 572 86 12 mortgages totaling 44 182 85 and 123 chattel mortgages totaling 349 etc. Instruments recorded to date reach 6 404 up from 5 183 last year an increase of 1 221.

Grave scalding causes death of two year old in Iowa

Ottumwa Iowa December 8 Raymond Engle two year old son of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Engle living half a mile north of Dahlonega died this morning from burns received yesterday. While his mother was washing the family the child put his arm into a tub of boiling water.

Ottumwa Evening Press Raymond Rudolph Engle Dahlonega Bura

Physician Faces Criminal Charge in Iowa Indictment

Dr. A. R. Fellows a veteran Vinton physician was arrested on an indictment by the grand jury charging him with performing a criminal operation. The accusation was based on information provided by an 11 year old girl.

Vinton Evening Press A. R. Fellows

Warren Farley Rescues Self After Ice Break Incident

Warren C. Farley broke through the river ice near Chautauqua Park while skating this morning. He clawed to the hole’s edge, pulled himself out after several minutes, then shivered on the bank before reaching a nearby house. He vowed not to move again if he skates in the future.

Warren C. Farley Chautauqua Park Warren

Sioux City lodge buffets closed after injunction

Hawkeye club Elks Owls and Eagles members protest action by Rev. G W Shideler of the Anti Saloon League who secured an injunction to close their buffets. Several officers of the clubs are named as defendants in Sioux City ta. December 8 Evening Press.

Sioux City Evening Press Hawkeye Club The Elks Owls Eagles G. W. Shideler Anti-Saloon League

Berlin Census Dulled Hopes to Oust Chicago as Fourth City

Berlin reports 2,186,000 inhabitants in the official Dec 1 census, narrowly behind Chicago's 2,185,283. Local figures are preliminary and likely to be revised downward upon final confirmation.

Berlin Chicago

City in Brief Highlights From Des Moines and Beyond

Des Moines business visits include W A Bryant Jr and Miss L E Ballou heading to Jersey City. Ottawa and Independence travel recaps. funeral for Frank Carpenter at Ira Rodamar residence followed by church services. Mrs Muirhead addressed 100 clerks at Black's stove, a faux chapel created for the event. By Ivank Transfer & Storage builds steel siding on LaFayette building near Great Western tracks. Mrs P J Brennan and daughter plan home at Second and Randolph. F F McElhinney to Chicago for life insurance presidents meeting at LaSalle. Dart plant in Westfield begins operating with about 25 workers, rising by year's end. Modern Brotherhood of America elects officers at West Waterloo camp, with planned Sunday gathering and procession to the tabernacle.

Frank ,Carpenter Ira Rodamar Black's Stove Muirhead By+ Ivank Transfer & Storage company LaFayette Street Great Western P. J. Brennan LaPorte Alice Swisher Second Randolph Streets F. F. McElhinney Town Life Insurance Company Chicago Association of Presidents of Life Insurance Companies Seasion LaSalle

Campaign committee receipts and disbursements reported

The Republican committee filed totals showing receipts of 77 461 dollars and disbursements of 74 373 dollars while the Democratic committee reported receipts of 27 790 dollars and disbursements of 27 771 dollars.

G. C

Wilson outlines cooperative solution to high living costs

Washington reports Secretary Wilson’s annual farm value analysis. He attributes high prices to middlemen and endorses farmer and consumer co operatives to cut costs and boost farmer earnings. He notes record agricultural value in 1910 with corn leading output and cotton topping crops in value, plus rising dairy testing and dairy inspection efforts.

Washington Dec Wilson Secretary of Agriculture United States

Toronto Street Railway Cars Operated Peacefully

In Toronto Ontario the Day-as-you-enter streetcars continued to run without disruption. Eight persons were arraigned for alleged participation in last night's disturbances on disorderly conduct charges. Railway officials reported damage from broken glass across many cars with no total estimate available.

Toronto Ont Toronto Street Railway Company

Wife finds laudanum in husband pocket in divorce suit

Mrs Mabel Colvin filed for divorce from Chas H Colvin in district court citing cruel treatment and jealousy. She alleges he attacked her, calls her unchaste, threatens to kill her, and she found laudanum bottles in his pockets. She seeks 3100 temporary alimony and 40 a month permanent alimony.

Mabel Colvin Chas. H. Colvin

Man Dies After Upset Kerosene Lamp in Rooming House

Davenport authorities report Albert Shawcross about 40 died at midnight from burns after upsetting a kerosene lamp in his rooming house while intoxicated. The incident occurred in Davenport on December 8, as detailed by the Evening Press.

Davenport Evening Press Albert Shawcross

Lost Sunday Lady's Diamond Ting In Belcher Setting

Missing small diamond ring lost Sunday. Belonged to a lady, set in a Belcher setting. Reward offered and return to Orin C. Rogers & Co. for collection.

Belcher Orin C. Rogers & Co

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