Cedar Falls Daily News notices and social briefs
Cedar Falls society notes report visits, engagements, travel, club meetings, and civic events. Frank B. Miller returns from Chicago. Miss Florence Freer reads to Inter Nos club. Harmony club hosts. several residents travel to San Antonio, Des Moines, Toronto and beyond. College and church events, marriages, and holiday gatherings fill the week as local families prepare for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Frank B. Miller
Chicago
Irwin Evans
Inter Nos Club
Florence Freer
Cedar Falla
Tex
Egloff
A. M. Howland
Charles City
H. Meyerholz
Lincoln
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Teachers’ College
Waugh
Washington and
Third Street
A. 8. Smith
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Christian Church
Burnell
B. Harker
Roy, Motegar
Wilson
Cedar Heights
L. H. Edwards
James Edwards
Dockarader
Faye Bennison
Harry Merrill
Kensington
Charles
Boehmler
B. T. Christiansen
Richard
Harold
Shearer
Ole Johnson
Los Angeles
Cal
Katherine Colegrove
Charles Bayard Mitchell
St. James Methodist Episcopal Church of
Haworth League
Thrilling rescue as man clings to rear of train
Arthur Krebs of this city rode on the outside of a rear coach for more than thirty miles amid 12 degrees below zero at 60 miles an hour. He fell to the Greene depot platform during arrival, was frozen, revived by a doctor, and returned home. A later note reports Dr Bodwell’s hunting trip and a burglary at Bernard & Gould’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Krebs
Greene
Krebs
Cedar Falls
Rock Island
Waterloo
Marshel McEniry
LeRoy Kelly
R. C. Bodwell
Fastnessee
Canada
Winnipeg
Second amendment in Scribner case cites bribery affidavit
Part of a motion for a new trial in the Scribner case details a sensational affidavit by G W Smythe in the Trueblood v Galloway matter. It alleges promises of money to witness testimony and outlines questioning by counsel Risk, with claims of guards on emery wheels and possible factory guards seen in Newark and Colorado City. The article notes Risk and Scribner defense deny offering money and promise to file counter affidavits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Smythe
Loren Risk
Risk
Trueblood
Galloway
Scribner
Ackerman
Ite
Attorney Risk
Ctmnery
Truablood
Emery Wheels
Colorado
Cunningham
Mery
Shores
Mr. Ely
Seara- Roebuck
Newark
Bilsk
Moton
La Porte City Notes Update Dates and Visits
La Porte City dated December 15 reports Mr and Mrs OC V Christopher visiting Mt Aur burn and staying with daughter Mrs Geo Larimer then returning to spend Sunday with son W F Christopher Miss Alta Abbott returns from Vinton after visiting her father John Abbott Mrs L Bannister departs for Chicago to join her husband who bought a suburban store on North Clark Street their household goods stay. Kenneth Bannister remains to continue schooling. Ladies Ald Society of Emanuel Evangelical Church met Friday after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Ballhelm
Jacob Ballheim
Vinton High School
la Porte City
Vinton
A. EB. Osborn
Davis
Sumner
Emanuel Evangelical Church
George Knoche
Cedar Falls
Howard Revel
Brandon
Dad
Leonard Currant
Current
Pater Fike
Inez
Tex
Temains
Ramona
Kan
Fike
Benton County
Kansas
Texas
J. W. Hoyt
Loyd Lamb
Waterloo
Otto Wanderneider
Emil Dattler
Chicago
Charles Schlotfelt
Charles City
OC. V. Christopher
Mt. Aurburn
Geo. Larimer
W. F. Christopher
Alta Abbott
John Abbott
Bannister
Clark Street
Kenneth
Ladies’ Ald Society of
Master Mechanic Frank W Taylor Leaves Illinois Central
Frank W. Taylor master mechanic of the Minors Central at Waterloo will leave the service January 1 to become superintendent of motive power for the International and Great Northern railway. He will oversee the entire system with headquarters at Palestine Texas. Successor has not been announced. Taylor began with the Illinois Central twenty two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Taylor
Minors Central
Waterloo
International and Great Northern Railway
Palestine
Texas
Taylor
Illinois Central
Prisoners Returned From Dubuque With Federal Escort
Chief of Police Leighton returned from Dubuque with Deputy U S Marshal Philpot after escorting two prisoners. William Borges, colored, charged with selling liquor illegally, and James W Holder held on a white slave charge. Boggs released on 300 dollar bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton
Dubuque
United States
Philpot
Elitr
William Borges
James W. Holder
Boggs
Holder
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CSMES
D. N. Hurd
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Business Domet Corser
Lawn City
Frank Hunter
Minneapolis
M. H. Hunter
J. M. Fisk
Clara Hunter
Grant KE. Petersen
Paola
H. E. Paterson
Harmony Club
W. A. Severin
Cedar Fairy Woman's Club
Henry Waldman
John Waldman
Meade
J. W. Willimek
Robert Getehell
L. D. Hovey
Mattie
Winthrop
W. H. Havens
Masonville
James Brownell W. FR. C
G. A. R. Hall
B. Provensen
Martin Lauretzen
Misa Cora Thorgesen
Benson
State Teachers’ College
Hus- Intas
Kia Jantern
J. C. Perrine
Margaret W. Clark
Chicago Equality Club
A. H. Powell
A. E. Powell
Twelfth Street
Fort Dodge
Powell
International Harvester Company of America
Ahnthur Krebs
Wang-Miller
Hune
Bernard & Gould
G. W. Anythe
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Colorado City
Toadies
Speceial Tomorrow
Wang-Miller Shoe Co
Burch’s
Mason City
Marshalltown
Aberdeen
V. Perrin & Cie
Perrin
Gorona
Magter
I. W. Taylor
Southern Road
Motiv
Power
Water Valley, Mis
Water Valley
Jackson
Mias
Louisville
Mattoon
Nichols Furniture Co
Jefferson Street
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