Christmas Week Roundup of Waterloo Residents
Waterloo and area residents flock home for holidays with relatives and friends. Names include D. L. Humphreys, H. J. Colby, J. M. Gibson, Nell Morris, Réla Hardcastle, Alice Conkey, Mrs. V. R., Walter R. Peterson, Maurice Welch, Aller Bertha Van Ingen, B. F. Swisher, E. Pickett, John Yockes, Jennie Stillwagon, G. H. Shannon, W. Pfalzgraf, Bertha Hughes, Mae Deckert, Lela Pitt, Ettie Fish, Amy Poland, Amy Poland, Dale Andrews, Hamer family, and many more noted city and regional residents spending Christmas at homes or visiting relatives in Dubuque, Keokuk, Oelwein, Charles City, and surrounding towns. The record also notes a marriage license for John Yockes and Jennie Stillwagon and a court verdict in a rental case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Humphreys
Sandwich
H. J. Colby
Iowa Falls
J. M. Gibson
Dubuque
S .B. Johnson
Ellis
W. A. House
Keokuk
W. H. Jennish
Charles City
Lela Pitt
Oelwein
Thompson
Lafayette Street
Nashua
Ettie Fish
Panl Davis @ry
Marshalltown
Fourth Street
M. D. Magee
W. J. Nugent
Rockwell
Stewart
Martha Hamer
Mt. Morris
T. P. Hamer
Orange Township
Dale Andrews
Ames
John Andrews
A. G. Marcham
Greeley
Christimas
Waterloo
Mra. J. Marcham
Commercial Street
C. E. Ralston
Bryant-St¢Laughlin Company
Fontenelle
Anna Anderson
Coalville
A. W. Hartquist
Wellington Court
Hartquist
B. J. Waddell
Chas. L. Flaldwitt
Justice Knapp
John Gild
Dan Weaver
I. M. Kentzleman
H. C. Davis
Theo Maler
E. G. Breeze
Minerva Howard
Greenwood Cemetery
R. W. Getchell
Pearle Graham
Winthrop
L. M. Graham
M.S. Cline
Janesville
G. A. Rownd
Tama Company
Art Jesmore
Wyoming
Early resident Ma hala Butterfield dies in Orange township
Ma hala Butterfield, born April 2 1831 in Fayette county Pennsylvania, died suddenly at her son J F Butterfield’s home in Orange township after a morning health scare. She lived in Greene county Wisconsin before 1863, moved to Black Hawk county, had eleven children, survives multiple relatives, and funeral services are planned at Elmwood cemetery with Rev Frank Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahala Butterfield
J. F. Butterfield
Orange Township
Butterfield
Mahala Stilborn
Fayette County
Greene County
Wis
Elijah S. Butterfield
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Jane Rector
Emporia. Kan
PD. M. Miller
Marie Butterfield
A. F
Corwith
W. O
George E. Swea Chy
John Line
M. Rose
Llewelyn Probert
Clara Pickens
Jacob Hilborn
Northwood
Frank Cole
Elmwood Cemetery
Fridell
A. TH. Lunn
W. BR. OG
WR. C
Marshalltown
Chef in Washington cave marks lemon tale with thumb scar
A Washington chef carving lemon rinds in a cave cut his thumb, leaving a scar. After healing, three Ennouts appeared, one half inch long, with one peculiar growth removed by a doctor only to reappear soon after. The chef allegedly planted the first seed in a flower pot as the tale grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Waterloo man heads wardens in Iowa association
A. Leighton deputy fish and game warden of Waterloo was elected president of the Iowa Association of Deputy Fish and Game Wardens at Des Moines. Officers named include President A. Leighton Wesley Bryant secretary C E Cole first vice president from Sioux City W E Sayers treasurer from Des Moines and four other vice presidents. The group aims to cooperate with Chief Warden Lincoln to protect Iowa fish and game and draft a constitution by January 6 with the annual Des Moines convention set for December 24, 1881.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge. A. Leighton
Waterloo
Iowa
Des Moines
E. A. Leighton
Waterton
C. E. Cole
Sioux City
Wresley Bryant
Creston
W. E. Sayers
Lincoln
Protection of Fish and Game of
Iowa Chefs of Police Association
Sheriffs' Association
Leighton
Wesley Bryant
B. M. Wilson
Innes Moines
Lsil
K P Holiday Dance Planned by Knights of Pything
Society items note a December 28 dance at the K P hall with Myers orchestra and a large attendance expected. Also Christmas reunions planned by Mr. and Mrs. E E Stubbs with many relatives from several cities, and multiple club and store events organized for Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P
Knights of Pything
K. P. Hall
Myers’ Orchestra
Phyllis Club
Frank Wish
Lane Street
C. B. McCarty
Ellis
L. 5
Cass
Maxin de Gross
Neefsteak Club
George B. Lichty
FE. L. Johnson
H. W. Brown
W. M. Stewart
H. L. Taylor
St. Paul
Wagner Manufacturing Holds Employee Banquet in Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls at the Commercial Club dining rooms Wagner Manufacturing treated its eighty six employees to a festive dinner after the 5 PM factory close. President Wagner led toasts and thanked workers for helping make 1910 the firm’s most prosperous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Commercial Club
Wagner Manufacturing Company
Wagner
Flamingo Killed By a Horse At Tunisian Estate
A decorative flamingo in a Tunisian drawing room was killed in a striking incident. A French officer riding along the shore fired, the bird fled to the water, but the horse pursued. The flamingo stood its ground and charged the horse, the animal striking back and killing the bird. the officer later had the carcass stuffed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wide World Magazine
For Sale Cottage and Investment Opportunity Downtown
For sale a remodeled four room cottage priced at 3068 or 4190 down balance to suit purchaser, located near T. c. shoans and Fourth street. Also a one bollock from T. c. shoans. Investment potential for rental. Apply 106 Linn St. Price 850. For rent a four room cottage on West Sixth street. Trade offer for 160 acres North Dakota land under plow. Jowny Gibson Investment Co Black Alawk Bank Bldg. Phone 253.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. c. Shoans
Fourth Street
Teaving
Linn St
North Dakota
Jowny-Gibson Investment Co
Black Alawk Bank
Ferrets in Rabbit Hunting Sparks State Debate
The Field reports states allowing ferrets in rabbit hunting risk unfair takings, urging immediate legal prohibition. Muskrat trapping on Wright County’s Big Lake thrives with 20 plus men active. estimates show 2000 rat houses on 935 acre lake bed and high prices for hides. Mallards and teal dominate Nebraska fall duck flights, with concerns over declining divers and the historic wild pigeon loss noted by a St. Louis hunting comrade. Christmas dinner served at the Elis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright County Monitor
Big Wall
Ap Acre
Sandy Griswold
St. Louis
Nebraska
Missouri
Arkansas
Big Lake
In Memoriam for Charles G Spears Resolutions Adopted by G A R Post
Resolutions of respect from Robert Anderson post No 68 G A R Iowa memorialize Comrade Charles G Spears who died December 5 1910. They praise his service and community standing and note copies for the family and city press. Also resolutions for Comrade Frederick Jacob who died November 25 1910. Post records will retain the memory and extend sympathy to families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Spears
Robert Anderson Post
Department of Iowa
Spears
M. V. Lott
W. H. Stevens
L. H. Bronson
Frederick Jacob
Robert Anderson
Jacob
J. E. Barrett
John Line
WM. Makinster
Delay Delivers Bargains in Waterloo Real Estate
Real estate ads urge quick action in Waterloo and suburbs with several bargain listings. Homes range from 8 to 10 rooms with modern features, cemented cellars, and proximity to schools and streetcar lines. Prices span from 1 750 to 5 000 dollars, plus 1 to 15 acre lots offered for sale. See us for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Missouri
Waterton
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Kimbro
Chicago
Afr
F. S. Schrader
Nell Morris
Réla Hardcastle
Alice Conkey
Walter R. Peterson
Cedar Rapids
Maurice A. Welch
Aulis Bertha van Ingen
Heed &Tuthitl
Bristow
B. F. Swisher
Iowa City
E. Pickett
Arthur Hancock
Nell
Naturologist
John Yockes
Jennie Stillwagon
G. H. Shannon
Dunn & Co
Shellsburg
Harry Sentman
Union
Mr. Sentman
Corn Ball Telephone Company
Miss Corn Rector
Major
J. R. Rector
Mae Deckert
City Clerks’ Office
Lawler
W. Pfalzgraf
Omaha
City
A. W. Pfalzgraf
State Street East
Elias Epperson
Wood Epperson
Ieltor
Benton County
Winton
Amy Poland
Spencer
J. M. Poland
B. J. Henderson
Iowa Life Insurance Company
Mr. Henderson
James 3. Kenyon
B. W. McElchinnay
Quidfield
N. A. Meckthtaney
Flossie Battin
Waterloo Business College
Manley
W. FE. Shallenberger
Third Street West
Fruth
Shallenberger
Harold Whittle
Northwestern University
A. T. Whittle
P. J. Siherling
Will Jackson
Queden Death
P. Kalk Alyers
Patrick White
Assumption
White
Society News
E. E. Stubbs
Fowler Street
D. BR. Green
I. Li. Buechele
R. W. Bodell
Rockford
S. I. Bodell
Wirron
Ifnrold Green
Milwaukee
June Sbuechele
Manchester
C. F. Mayes
Denver Street
YAGLA
Yagla's
Miss Stucker
Wood Fellowship
Ernest James
Marion
Cedar Falls Company
The
Lawn City
West Sixth Street
Blue
P. M. Bakliet
Black & Garrabrant, Inc. Jewelers and Opticians
the Elis
M. J. Pommer
Jefferson Street
Martin
Logan House
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