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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
9
C. M. Beal files in district court seeking 500 dollars alleging Milo Brundige beat him on Sept 26 1910 causing a broken nose and numerous bruises. Beal says the incident required medical care and repairs to his nose and seeks compensation to square accounts and address related expenses.
A long list of names appears under the Waterloo post office section for December 21, 1910. The notice includes dozens of Miss and Mrs. entries, several gentlemen, and multiple organizations or companies, with fourth class lines listing a few more recipients. The compilation reflects the era’s routine mail dissemination and public notice practices.
Pittsburg case details Ida Zeiders 45 who after two years of spending her $4000 hoard bought new cards and drank carbolic acid in a North Side park. She died at midnight promising not to work again and to live off the remaining funds.
A very pleasing wedding service was held at 6 o'clock last night at the bride's parents home 320 Saxon street. Miss Alarorie May Briden married William L D Pedicord of Waterloo. The Rev B D Hull performed the ring ceremony before forty relatives and friends. The bridal party included Gladys Pedicord Virginia Pedicord and Verna Sinden with a Mendelssohn wedding march. The couple will reside at 127 Kingsley avenue after January 15 following a four course wedding supper. Numerous gifts and an extended westward honeymoon were noted.
Lulu Glaser the comic opera star has left the Mount Vernon Primrose Avenue cottage with her husband Ralph Herz and is at her parents’ home 252 Summit Avenue. Herz also left the cottage. Her brother says a separation may be possible but details are unknown.
A pleasant afternoon included a thoughtful letter from Mrs. F N Rogers of Los Angeles with souvenir cards for each member. Mrs. C J Shaw to host a Christmas party for SOee es ladies and husbands on Ibogan avenue. Next meeting two weeks at Mrs. W N Jones on Sixth street east to conduct annual business and elect officers.
Game warden J A Leighton returned from the northwest after arresting twelve men at Dakota City in Huobolt County for spearing fish. Eight used spears, four were rounding up, with about 260 pounds of ash captured. Eight were held to the grand jury. four hearings scheduled. Leighton heads to Des Moines for a deputy wardens meeting to organize a state association.
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