Classified Ads Continued For Sale Miscellaneous Coal Offerings
Classified listings advertise National Ji Lu Southern Th Ken furnace sells Warm-A-Well and Black Band blocks. Coal from Kentucky Hazard Waterisburg Harrisburg and Columbus regions includes Lump Pocahontas and West Virginian Semi-Anthracite. Rover Coal Co offers 10 ton cash delivered and Bidkin stock at 895 cash delivered. Virginia Sprint Harrisburg and Indiana lump appear in ad.
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Lars Franklin Ce
Ly “Purnace Oellre Larmap
Trip
Glendora
Anthra! Cgal CO
Kentucky
Hazard Fuomn
Hazard
Waterisburge
Pena
Harrisburg
Prenton Sx
Uwinols
Volumbus
National
Lanols Nue Pocahontas Coal
Bidkin Tock
Rover Coal CY
Sts AL
Virginia Sprint
Indiana
Ump
Notice of Dissolution for Waterloo and Cedar Falls Gas and Electric
Stockholders meet in Watering Town on July 20 adopt resolution declaring dissolution after assets sold to Citizens Gas and Electric Company of Delaware. Austin Burt and H Maynard authorized to publish notice and file instruments to record dissolution of the Waterloo and Cedar Falls Gas and Electric Company.
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Waterloo and
Cedar Falls Gas & Electric Company
Ceder Falls
Wabiltdep
Yald Waterloo
Cedar Falls Gas and Electric Company
Tersporation
Austin Burt
H. B.maynard
Cedah Falls
Parkersburg Weekend Notices Across Iowa Community
Dec 17 reports Samuel Patterson of Waterloo visiting Sammie De Vries. Frank McDowell Rudy Roelf and Fred Lindaman attended a Ford dealers meeting in Mason City Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schuck in Dumont Monday. J. P. Brown quite ill at home. Rev. Mr. Plasch moving from Gowrie. new master of Congregation church. Emmett Wilson family weekend at Shell Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Marsh Waterloo hosted at Tire Warner home Sunday. Mrs. W. L. Jensen and Jami Omaha visiting parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Knott. planning move from Omaha to Florida. Tengen, a contractor, active. Les Wilson from Hampton last week. Mrs. W. H. Henning in D to visit. returned with her mother, Miller, recently ill. Mrs. L. Church to heirs of her son Lyman Church in Wisconsin. Ben Rorit and family Ackler visited Mrs. Florian’s home Sunday. Carl Mevenes resigned. Mix fever taking her new will. Jane Rhinner’s building starts Jan. 1. St Ansgar: Hiaverfield host. members of We the M. i. Sundays served. Mrs. Hattie Camp Ford and family attended Cedar Falls funeral. later returned to Chicago. Annual cafeteria evening planned. Mrs. A. O. Gilberteen opened front rooms for fundraiser. Miss Tesiphani Gilbertes visiting.
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Parkersburg
Samuel Patterson
Waterloo
Sammie de Vries
Frank McDowell
Rudy Roelf
Fred Lindaman
Mason City
Conrad Schuck
Dumont Moday
J. P. Brown
Plasch
Gowrie
Congregatin
Emmett Wilson
Shell Hock
Grant Marsh
Tire Warner
Airs
WL. Jensen
Jami Omaha
Joseph Knott
Q Omaha
Florida
Amike
Air. Tengen
Les Wilson
Hampton
W. H. Henning
Une
Wutcher
Miller
L. Church
Teal
Lyman Church
Ben Rorit
Ackler
Flories
Carl Mevenes
Jane Rhinner
ST. Ansgar
Hiaverfield
M. i
Hattie Camp Ford
Edar Falls
Chi Dies
A. OL Gilberteen
Sara
Tesiphani Gilbertes
Bristow
Weo
Andrew Hinders
Anni Block
Butler Center
George Brame
Fim
Perth
Briscow
Charles
Anna Burnie
Mr. Brooks
Page
Neb
MeoNenius
Sandry
Mera
Walte
Alexander
Supt
Maxonong
Shell Rock
Monty Treew
Denib
Henry
Loyd
Don Weleman
Frue
Wilmar Church
Wiliam
Ami Martznn
Gretne
John Kohlman
Mies
Bristaw
Hawk Atraw
Kohlman
Duemont
Christiensen
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Patton
Bristow Community Notes And Widespread Local Updates
A Bristow area roundup reports wedding plans for Andrew Hinders and Miss Anni Block, a wood cutting accident injuring Charles Funt, a revival reaching about 60 consecrations, and social events at the Bristow Reformed church. Also noted are school plays in New Hartford, a bishop’s visit, and community visits across nearby towns with several residents ill or recovering.
Christmas events and visits in Dunkerton notes
In Dunkerton Iowa on December 14 Mrs Wily Jefferson and Billy visit her parents in Boone for several weeks. The D J D club plans a Christmas party at Mrs Glenn Grinnell's Friday night March 2. WW Canade arrives next week to visit her husband who runs the lumberyard. John Stewart's family and others are quarantined for smallpox. A Christmas pageant at the MLFL church and a concert at the Baptist church are set for Sunday evening December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Wily Jefferson
Billy
Boone
Glenn Grinnell
Mars
Canade
John Stewart
MLFL
Baptist Church
Tripoli Moves and Local News From Town
Tripoli reports Dutterninker company resigning and moving to Elkmound Wisconsin this week. Mr and Mrs H L Bogan relocate from Pred Sommers sr home to the room above Tripoli Mercantile, vacated by Mrs Bertha Selck. Santa Claus visit delivered candies and nuts to children Saturday afternoon. Mrs Emms Watermany, Civil War veteran’s wife, died at daughter’s home in Plainfield. Funeral held in Waverly on Tuesday.
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Tripoli Tripoli
Dec
Sen
Dutterninker Company
Elkmound
Wis
H. L. Bogan
Pred Sommers, Sr
Tripoli Mercantile Company
Bertha Selck
Santa Claus
Kiddles
Emms Watermany
August Wilharm
Plainfield
Waverly
Marble Rock Births and Local Notices Mix
Marble Rock updates note a December birth to Mr and Mrs Gale Clay and various family visits and health news. A daughter arrives in Marble Rock while relatives in Waterloo Jesup and California send word. Other items include a hospital operation for Miss Genevieve, travel for Rev and Mrs J W Daman to New York City as a house inspector, and a wedding of Clay Sebaugh and Ida Grace Kriven with a trip to Langbourne Cal. Dan Shannon conducts Baptist meetings in Marble Rock.
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Marble Rock
Marble” Rock
Gale Clay
Merrick Ie
Waterloo
Jesup
Dorothy Bear
Monthvello
Eugene DeWitt
Ralph Wilson
Wil Wilson
Maurine Wilson
Allen Memorial Hospital
Miks
Wilson
Hugh
Kengan
Long Bough
Cal
Dec
Xevean
Iva Smith
J. M. Smith
California
Matt Stundt
Genevieve
Lowa Cit
Gelling Wong
Fyite
J. Miller
Ainton
Tow Paw
Harold Inman
Denison
M Vien Hitter
Van Deest sells dwelling to Flesner in Aplington IA
P H Van Deest sold his dwelling to Henry Flesner and transfer of possession set for March 1. Donald Wahley, once a resident, died suddenly of heart trouble in Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs Robert Stockdale welcomed a girl born last week. Joel will close Friday for the holl-
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Aplington
Anlington
P. H. van Deest
Henry Flesner
Flesner
Donald Wahley
Minneapolis
Robert Stockdale
Joel
Hazleton Douses Local Obits And Society Notes
Hazleton Iowa December notes report funeral for Thomas Netcott aged 78 and survivors Jane Shreve Clara Walker Minnie Ashby and Roy Netcott. Edward J int and Nina Becker changes. WWazleton Camp officers elected with L Hoffman and J Spragg leading. W A C officers listed. Community club plans annual party. Reverend Henley visits Detroit. local clubs and social events noted with several family obituaries and transfers.
Local Christmas Events Mark Jesup Social Scene
Jesup residents report visits from relatives in Texas and Illinois, W C T U gatherings, Eastern Star and Masonic officer elections, a major operation at St. Francis Hospital Waterloo, a closing sale and retirement on a farm northeast of town, postponed study group due to illness, a Baptist church chili dinner, railroad agent notes, a Christmas party for Trug Blue Sunday School class, and plans for an E O F club Christmas party at Mrs Walker’s home with a December 30 date.
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Jesup Jesup
A. C. Sullivan
Tit Paso
Tex
A. I
A.M. No
Jay Wooff
N. E B. Baldwin
E.G. Cox
Glen Blakeman
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
John Clues
Ieven Dowen Study Club
J. M. Barger
Harold McKibben
Dubuque
Algone
Atuwaukd
Trug
A. E. Sundy
Atvs
James Zahn
Brrs
FCG
Walker
Raymond Iowa Christmas Preparations Reflect Small-Town Pace
Raymond residents prepare holiday programs as students under Miss Geraldine Fangment rehearse a Christmas show. Conrad travels to Breda to spend Christmas with relatives Nick Hess 301 and Miss Schilling assists at home. Miss Eva Bernardy from Gilbertville visits with Mire Matt Saddler. St Josephs church plans three Christmas masses starting at midnight and two a.m. and 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Dee
Conrad
Breda
Nick Hess
Schilling
Raymond School
Geraldine Fangment
Eva Bernardy
Gibertville
Mire Matt Saddler
St. Joseph's Church
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Board of Railroed
Black Hawk County
Ol Shepard
Towa, Board of Railroad Commissioners
Forty-First General Assembly of
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Heights
Castle Hi
Wateriog
Bremer
Black Hawk Sonics
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Black Hair County
Board OF Railroad Coxmtssioners
State
Lowa
GEO. i Ses Ausmas
Des ‘Moines, Ta
Washington Township
Washington
Amanda. Shater
A. E. Wing
Corwin, Morgan
Shafer
Gate
Sharpe
Cassius Shafer
Manchester
Edd Shields
Nashua
Julia Olney
Haymond
Fred Shields
Manly
Sam Shields
Shields
C. B. Society
John Morgan
New Hartford
St. Dev
Millard Jones
Morner
WH Brown
Swanton
Hines
Ana Black
Renwick
Teachers College
Ruby Egeing
Metta Tanck
G. W. van Dran
Lois
Son
FB. Hodges
Charles Melinder
Salph Dalley
Chauncey Yost
Wunterloo
Pound Som
Duane Atlan
Bert
Claude Philo
Riday
Belle Wood
Wow. Dove
Annne
Camp Foster
WR. G
Elerton
Pollack
Alina Ingalls
Old
Kodak
Cal J. Miller
Christus
Charleston
Is “Oey
Oxfords
East Fourth St
Waterloo, Iowa
Hazleton
Delta
Jarden
Lovelet
Oelwein
James Netcott
Clark
Walter Harrington
Edward J
Thomas Netcott
Jane Shreve
Dumont
Clara Walker
Minnie Ashby
Roy Hazleton
Harvey A. Klefer
A. S. Nelson
Nina Becker
A. J. Butterfly
Joseph Rhumpelhart
IL Fy
Iowa City
Victor Shima
Yan
New Hampton
Wwazleton Camp
L. &, Hoffman
R. J. Stuer
Elerk
Nelson
Tenker
Spragg
Harry Mingeman
N. L. Latham
C. Pond
J. W. Dowell
W. A. Kortemeyer
L. H. Destrial
Cet Ee
W. Ab.c
Neva Latham
Cora Maddock
Eather Holstrum
Alta Wella
Leora Nibeck
Nettle Underwood
Hazel Chia
Neve Tatham
Ida Lawrence
Almes
Cluo
Stevens
Ed. Holstrum
Sh Community Club
Frank Brothers
Towa
Africa
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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