Seven Druggists Indicted for Nuisance by Grand Jury
Grand jury returned indictments against seven druggists for nuisance after detectives gathered evidence for temperance groups. Names listed include Halden and Miller alongside Ellis Drug Co. and Wangler. Also indicted was F. E. Armstrong for embezzlement based on ticket theft allegations. Humane Officer Young handled a related case of a young woman found with money and jewels, held for questioning, and later arraigned on vagrancy charges with potential dismissal if she returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fils
Grand
W. L. Halden
Halden & Floyd
B. W. Schuneman
C. J. Miller
Ellis Drug Co
Antone Wangler
J. W. Mulhern
L. O .Hebiber
Temperance Forces
F. E. Armstrong
Rock Island Railway
M. Morwelser
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Armstrong
George Fifield
Salvation Army
Officer Young
Yeat Orday
Baby Callers Expired Today In Cerebrospinal Meningitis
Little Gazelbert Charles Calleas, under six weeks old, died last midnight after oxygen support from a pulmotor. He had double pneumonia and carbon dioxide poisoning, then developed cerebrospinal meningitis. Funeral planned for Friday. Parents Mr and Mrs Charles Calleas reside at 426 Linn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Gazelbert
Charles Calleas
Linn Street
Bride of 18 Flees Husbands Des Moines Vagrancy Charge
Lulu Pheland an 18 year old bride wearing wedding dress and ring, married in San Francisco January 11, is jailed in Des Moines on vagrancy charges after leaving husband Alonzo Pheland January 18. She asserts Cedar Rapids origin and may be sent to her father if she shows compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Des Moines
Lulu Pheland
San Francisco
Alonzo Pheland
Cedar Rapids
Local notices and social items from Eagle Center
In Eagle Center Feb 11, Mr and Mrs Chas Hesse visited Water loo. District No 3 elected Sherman Royer director and James Maynard secretary. Attendees joined the Geo Johnson farm sale in Lincoln township. Various locals attended events, visits, and travels including Miss Ida Maroney, Martha Strubel, Sam Lumbus, and Frank Lichty. Ed Mullen shows slight improvement after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
Chas. Hesse
Waterloo
la Porte City
Sam Lumbus
Hudson
Frank Neubalsen
Grand Island
Neb
Alvin Strubel
Shanks
Frank Lichty
Carl Schaefer
Ed Schaefer
Minot
N. C
William Ranler
James Maynard
Readlyn Local Briefs Touch On Illness and Visits
Readlyn notes Mr Knittle suffers grip while Mrs Miller spends days in the country caring for a sick nephew. Herman That made a business visit in Westgate. Herman Meyer and family visited Denver. H W Meyerhoff and J Q Booth attended a Waverly Republican caucus. Geo Wineger and wife of Westgate came by auto with A C Mayer and I O and Mab Booth to Wa-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O
Mab Booth
Social notes of Readlyn and surrounding areas
Local residents and visitors are noted in a Readlyn area social column. Guests include John Trost and Will Judas from Oelwein Business College. Lena Timmerman of Weargate. Mr and Mrs Dem Merach of Waterloo. Miss Amanda Harmes with sister. Mrs Fred Maurer visiting relatives in Minnesota. Ada Mayer visiting Albert Lea. Mr C W Diekman and family travels. various illnesses and recoveries are reported. new autos purchased by Herman Judas and C Stumme. Geo Monroe moves to Shillington place to farm. Ern ie Seeman hosts birthday party. grain and wagon traffic noted as harvesttime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Meyer
Waverly
Lucy Timmerman
Westgate
H. F. Meyer
Fairbank
Amanda Harmes
Fred Kuhlman
Fred Bierie
Roder
Sumner
Herman Klemp
Christ Schulte
Earnie Seeman
A. C. Mayer
Albert Lea
Minn
Mre
Weimayer
Flanagan and Clabby
Oslweth
H. ©. Meyer
C. Stumme
Harry Leete
Doris
Greena
Marion Wamsley
Lena
Van
Wells
Greene
Atkinson
Art Parne
Alleen
Fredana Camp
Waterloo
Wm. Raines
John Pape
Marble Rock
Martin
John Stark
Frank Cauldren
Burling
Jover
C. C. Zalhoffer
Hickelsburg
Ethel Graham
Portland
Ore
Ray Betts
Shell Rock
Charles Thompson
Tom Mathews
Sac City
A. C. Wilcox
R. H. Waugh
Sarrah Morris
Cedar Falls
Ollie van Vinth
Shell Jock
Geo. Gough
Ed Phillips
Rochester
Miss Baldwin
Annie Merriam
Mason City
Lida Ladd
Washington, D. C
Milton Root
Elsimore
Cal
Ruluff Root
M. E
Trimble
Larsen
Fred Rohlwing
Mr. Larsen
Henry Wedeking
Frank Rohlwing
Mr. Wedeking
Albert Huber
Alden
Huber
Edith Reese
Enoch Smith
Miss Pearl Wagner
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Lois Basher
Dunkerton Builds and Plans for Growth This Spring
Dunkerton schedules a building boom with three new houses underway and seven or eight more planned as spring arrives. Electric lights and water works are discussed, addressing fire protection needs in the enterprising town. Local residents Magee, Tucker, Siggelkey, Goeller, and the Dietz family are noted in ongoing activity and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
W. Magee
Charles
Independence
Spencer Magee
L. H. Tucker
Tucker
Lester Township
Henry Siggelkey
Mr. Goeller
Mra. Dietz
Staples, Minn
Local notes from Clarksville area visitors and moves
Clarksville briefs recount visits among Leeper Wamsley Parne and other families. Local residents travel to Waterloo Greene and Des Moines area. naturalization papers received. many moving into new homes. Miss Baldwin and Annie Merriam visit. funeral and lecture events noted.
Parkersburg seniors host teachers and guests
Miss Gladys Turner hosted the senior class and high school teachers in a pleasant Friday evening gathering in Parkersburg. Visitors included Mrs. Clyde Parker of Waterloo, relatives of Mrs. Hol Kothe, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Conn, and dames John and Ed Scherling among others who attended the "Parly of the Cirena" at Waterloo last Wednesday as part of a social sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Gladys Turner
Clyde Parker
Waterloo
Hol Kothe
Stanley Conn
John
Ed Scherling
Mead and Johnson
Cirena
Fire department supper honors volunteers at K P hall
The annual firemen and wives supper was hosted at the K P hall with citizens funding the threecourse meal and a $35 donation praising the volunteers for recent fire duty. Laura Schnaper has rheumatism. Laura Scherling and wife visited relatives in Oelwein. George Mead of Allison visited Monday to meet Homer Bundy amid poultry theft concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
K. P. Hall
George Mead
Allison
Homer Bundy
Manchester Pair Wedded at Toledo
Miss Mildred Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Austin D Brown of Manchester and Dr Edwin Cobb of Marshalltown were married in Toledo Ohio on Saturday Feb 8 The bride a gifted musician studied at Oberlin since high school graduation and the groom recently finished medical studies at Iowa State University They will reside in Marshalltown following the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Mildred Brown
Austin D. Brown
Edwin Cobb
Marshalltown
Toledo
Ohio
Misa Brown
Oberlin
Cobb
Iowa State University
Gets 1 000 000 Shies at 75 Cents
Santa Barbara resident James Wilson learns his brother David Q Wilson died in Oregon City Illinois leaving a 1 million dollar estate to the heir. He hesitates after learning the legal fee to contact an attorney is only 75 cents and says he has not seen his brother in nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cal
James Willson
David Q. Wilson
Oregon City
Santa Barbaran
Wilson
Dr Burkhart's Vegetable Compound Offered for 25 Cents
An advertisement touts a 25 cent remedy to shed stomach bloating and liver and kidney troubles. It promises more benefit than rivals, offers a full refund if unsatisfied, and urges readers to deposit 24 cents with any druggist to try the treatment today. The copy emphasizes Dr Burkhart's long-standing wordkeeping and urges asking for the product by name.
Uric Acid Cause Tied to Rheumatism Says Ad
The ad states rheumatism is primarily caused by uric acid in the blood and promotes Meritol Rheumatism Powders to neutralize and remove uric acid from the body. Henderson Drug Co. and Red Cross Drug Co. are listed as exclusive local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
Make It Your Business To Mind And Answer The Want Ad
An opportunity appears in the notice urging readers to advertise in the Walerian Evening Courier for greater reach. The ad promises the publication carries more than twice the paid circulation of rival papers in its territory, appealing to maximize results for personal opportunity seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walerian Evening Courser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Temperance Workers
Hubgy
Jenson
Arthur Clubise
Diets
Geo. Monroe
Shillington Place
Jack Moulds
Hersch
Barclay
Eli Newsom
Fred Dunkerton
H. Rudolph
Post Tavern
Postam Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Clarksville
Leo Leeper
John Leeper
Merriman
Art Goettel
Mia, Cantondine
Mia
Lillie Zugenbuchler
W.S. Burkhart
Bouillon
New York
Schieffelin & Co
William Street
I Law
van Houten
Dexter Phelps Opromerrist
Jefferson Street
Sherwood
East Fourth Street
East Side
Fairview and
Conger
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