Board of Trade to Consider Permanent Club Rooms
The Board of Trade and Commercial club failed to elect officers for the year last evening. A nominating committee was named to prepare a slate and survey business and professional views on permanent club rooms and a salaried secretary. A committee was also appointed to discuss transferring three lots for residence property with John Rector. A traffic committee will study better Jesup to Waterloo train service with Illinois Central officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade and Commercial Club
Paul Smith
Yon J. Howery
Walter Dotson
Board of Trade
Bev J. Howrey
Lore Alford
E. F. Rath
John R. Rector
Rector
Jesup
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Rooms Needed for Grain Dealers Convention in Waterloo
The grain dealers convention in Waterloo opens next Monday with 1,500 to 2,000 delegates and only 750 accommodations. The entertainment committee pleads for local rooms and extra cots in K P hall and Pinkerton hall to avert a housing shortfall and meet visitor demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Dealers’ Convention
Waterloo
Charles van Vleck
Sioux City
K. of P. Hall
Pinkerton Hall
East High to Select Debaters for Triangular Debate
East High will choose two three member teams to debate Waterloo West High and Cedar Falls High on the minimum wage. A preliminary round at the high school auditorium narrows forty to six contestants. judges include Len Leeper BE Ho McCoy and H FE Tuldar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo West High
Cedar Falls High
East High
Ronald Reed
Carlton Reed
Mabel Anderson
Jessia Tuthill
Fred Kaltenbach
Erwin Sage
Mildred Cane
Board appoints Arthur Ross as financial secretary
Directors at a meeting last evening created a new office of financial secretary and named Arthur Ross of Canada to the post. His appointment aims to strengthen the CoA finances and will not affect Acting Secretary Cockburn’s duties. A prior dinner preceded the business session and no choice was made for a permanent secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ross
Canada
Rosa
Cockburn
Local Briefs Highlight Court, Births, and Smallpox Quarantine
Attorney A G Reid trips to Montana on business while A G Cattron visits Parkershore. An 11 pound boy born to Mr and Mrs August Schneider of Florence Street. Two smallpox cases quarantined at Ray Smith Bluff Street and Robert Zook Walnut Street. A Mealy pool hall burglary case leads to arraignment for Will Jones and Tom Harris. Frank Hanlon of the Courier reports rheumatism. treatment at St Francis Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Reid
Montana
A. G. Cattron
Parkershore
August Schneider
Florence Street
A. M. Perry
Bend
Ore
Ray Smith
Bluff Street
Robert Zook
Walnut Street
James Black Dry Goods Co
Minneapolis
Will Jones
Tom Harris
Mealy Pool
Kuiper Hardware
Christine Miller Concert Promoted By Church Group
Tickets for a Next Friday evening concert at First Methodist featuring contralto Christine Miller are selling rapidly. The Brotherhood promotes the event with citywide canvassing and local outlets offer tickets at B W Schuneman Co drugstores C H Miller Pharmacy and Chases Jewelry Cedar Falls. Critics in New York papers praised her singing and the piano accompaniment by the composer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Christine Miller
Brotherhood of the Church
B. W. Schuneman & Co
C. H. Miller Pharmacy
Chase’s
Cedar Falls
Miss Miller
Victim Hurt After Fall From Fifth Story Window
Daniel Huffnagle fell from a fifth story window at the Black Hawk National Bank building and remained in serious condition at home on Commercial Street. George Br. Crittenden’s health was reported unchanged. The note also remarks on U.S. cattle and hide import status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Huffnagle
Black Hawk National Bank
Commercial Street
George BR. Crittenden
Ross Conservatory
States Rally for Panama Pacific Exposition Buildings
L C Anderson reports state progress for expo structures with Maryland Ohio Virginia Mississippi and Colorado pledging funds. Colorado clubs pledge 700000 as Waterloo follows a similar path after legislature balked. Anderson departs Waterloo to boost plans while Waterloo progress rests with the focal committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Anderson
Maryland
San Francisco
Ohio
Virginia
Mississippi
Colorado
Waterloo
Anderson
Iowa
Focal Committee
Local Notes From Clarksville and Surroundings
Clarksville roundup of social visits, sermons, and small events. Dr T M Evans preached at M E church. Families and individuals from Greene Waterloo Ames Plainfield and Osage appear in visits moves and hospital updates. Local business and education links noted including Curtis Smith Mark Waugh and a Plainfield wedding.
Social clubs and gatherings fill Thursday s agenda
Ladies' Aid and Daughters of the King held meetings at First Lutheran and Christ Episcopal churches planning rummage sales and articles to donate. Riverside Drive, West Side and Waterloo groups hosted gatherings with crochet, bridge and thimble events. A Union Church social featured a Bumble Bey and a Palm Garden reception with numerous guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
First Lutheran Church
Thimblebee
Ed Burk
Frank Seidler
Schmidtke
Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church
J. ©. Bickley
Pine ‘Street
A. J. Busby
A. C. Sawyer
Postponed Match in Federal Bowling League
MATCH 18 POSTPONED The bowling contest between the bank clerks and the Courier teams in the Federal league, set for Thursday at Jackman alleys, is postponed until next week. In the City league Nutelu faces White Stockings in a three game contest this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackman
Nutelu
White Stockings
Welcoming Tea at the New Home on Riehle Street
The Aevo Nontia lab held a house warning at the new home of Mr and Mrs Rand on Riehle street. It was a surprise to the couple. Guests brought provisions for supper and presented the couple with a substantial sum. Miss Matilda Belreng will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Spirit Lake
Waterloo
Riverside Drive Club
A. Baum
Woodbine Cottage
Marguerite Baum
David Stevenson
West Side Crochet Club
A. W. Brown
Washington Street
KE. H. Headford
H. O. Bernbrook
Mae Harrison
Denver Street
Maxwell Case
Irma Good
Audrey Strayer
Miriam McCune
Walter French
Ita J. Uoover
Angeline Campbell
Howard Miller
Clara Maynard
Aevo Nontia Lab
Mra
Rand
Isi
Riehle Street
Brembers
Penk
Mish Murray
Tsehirdson
Murray
Melrose Apartenis
Mes
de J. Jackson
Two Men Arrested on Theft Charges in Burned Lamson Building Case
Christ Nicholeon and Tow Con bell were arrested after aiding in demolishing the Lamson building fire scene and charged with stealing furs owned by Paul Day. They pleaded not guilty, arraigned before the court, and remanded in $400 bonds, which they could not furnish, sending them to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Nicholeon
Tow Conbell
Assell- Lamson
Paul
Daily Railroad Time Tables Preview for Local Lines
Timetables listing departures and arrivals for Dubuque Chicago routes and Midwest connections. Includes West Bound, North Bound, and South Bound trains with times to Omaha Sioux City Des Moines Minneapolis Waterloo Cedar Falls and La Porte and Brandon routes plus interurban service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Chicago
West
Dodge
Omaha
Fast
Sioux City
Ft. Dodges
North Sound
Twin Cities, Limited
Twin City
Albert Lea
Minneapolis
Burlington
St. Louis
Kansas City
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Cedar
Galloway
West Side
Mulberry
East Side
Glasgow
Denver
Waverly
Brandon
M. Tikal
Lal Porte Tithaem Psi
Attapem
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Visitations
Ian Porte and Stevan deft visit Rhodes home for a family gathering. Mrs. Hierd and Mrs. 2 join with daughter in Jessup visits. Mr. and Mrs. Will Farmer of Brandon stay with Mr. and Mrs. Will Bahr. Fred Perigo and wife travel to Cedar Rapids on business. Good Cheer guild of the M. E. church met at Mrs. Taylor's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Porte
Mir
Stevan
Sesterdas
Rhodes
Tle
Max. Chak Hard
Hierd
Jesse
Pox
Will Farmer
Brandon
Will Bahr
Farmer
Opening of New Sport Draws City Interest
Readable clues describe preparations for a new sport launch in the city. Officials including Paul Talbet coordinate soil import from Chloe and expect delivery before Saturday opening. Several ladies have joined the effort, with many likely to participate once the format is finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe
Paul ‘Talhet
Planes accident victim dies after hospital treatment
John J. Streugeler, 22, of Blairsville area, died at St Francis hospital after injuries from a plane crash at the Illinois Central freight house yesterday morning. He had been taken home then to hospital, with internal injuries and later abdominal hemorrhage. Survived by parents and siblings. Body at Peterson Brothers parlors. burial expected in Blairsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Central
John J. Streugeler
St. Plancis Hospital
Logan Avenue
John B. Stre
W. J
Blairsburg
Alden
Rose Chaplinski
Williams
H. A. Dodge
Town Wills
Misa Clara
Peterson Brothers
Damages Awarded in Waterloo Railway Case
The jury in Dallas Hue man v Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern Railway returned a sealed verdict at 7 29 last evening after jury deliberations since 11 30 yesterday morning. They awarded $4 417 60 to the farm for interurban construction. Condemnation damages were set above $2 000. Several similar cases are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Hueman
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Rosa Hicks known as Grandma Flecks
The remains of Mrs Rosa Hicks known as Grandma Flecks, who died at the county home, will be taken this evening to Apple River Illinois. Services will be held tomorrow afternoon in Apple River with interment in the Apple River cemetery. The remains are at O'Keefe and Towne undertaking parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Hive
A. O. U. W. Hall
Mary Klinefelter
Jessie Tiltgen
Phinney
Commuer
Rosa Hicks
Grandma” Flecks
Apple River
Ilinois Central
O'Keefe & Towne
Miss Jennie Ritchie to Join Lincoln Public Library
Miss Jennie Belle Ritchie of Lincoln Nebraska arrived in the city today and will begin duties next Monday morning as loan desk assistant at the public library. She has been employed at the Lincoln library for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Belle Ritchie
Lincoln
Neb
Ritchie
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Buchanan
C. R. Hutcheson
Reinbeck
Farmers’ Institute
J. G. Raleton
Vinton
H. M. Tiffany
Third Avenue West
Ropnfie Dowler
B. Lovejoy
J. C. Beem
Grundy Center
Universalist Church
A. L. Bradley
Hattie Magness
C. W. Harbin
Mulberry Street
A. A. Dunham
Hassell- Lamson
Benjamin Rodamar
Ira Rodamar
Rochester
Minn
Sam Jones
Jones
Independence Avenue
C. ©. Chesterman
J. A. Webb
Frank Hanlon
Courier Reportorial
St. Francis Hospital
United States
India
Clarksville
T. M. Evans
M. E
Presbyterian Guild
Roy Crosby
Shell Rock
BE. L. Smith
Osage
J. Renn
Plainfield
Fred Renrose
Business
Mark Waugh
Blairstown
Frank Davis
Carathage
W. E. Biden
Forest Seltz
C. P. Christensen
Paul Houston
A. D. van Meter
Wm. Walsh
Jerome
Nashua
Chas Doty
Millie Osage
F. M. Cheever
Council Bluffs
J. Heery
J. Murphy
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Carter
Jane Robinson
Monroe
L. Patterson
Orman Hood
Bradford
B. H. Wilder
J. L
Sinclair
Ruth
Ruth, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. EB. Darby
Jackson Township
Carlyle Miller
H. H. Page
Charles City
A. Price
R. H. Waugh
Onerign
Old Glenn Farm
Geo. McCague
Arkansas
Floy Donana
Washington
J. C. Floyd
Wilson
Society News
D. B. Henderson
Woodrowelch
Saxon Street
Miss Marian Henderson
Auf
Toot McCarthy
Pine Street
Union Congregatonal
C. E. Society
Essauty
R. BR
Des M
Union Dep
GC. & Twin Cc
C. & Twin G
Union Depot
Oelwein
East Side GO
RL & Plrr
North Island
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Manly
BaPorte Daily Bulletin
Funeral Services
Webrine Pictures
Waterloo Kisselkar
Emerson, Lauter and Pease
Mann-Schaefer Music Co
West Fourth Street
First Congregational Church
Madame Julie Rive King
Ross Conservatory of Music
Ane
Andreys
Town
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