Royal Entertainers banquet and dances end year
The U C T hosts a booster day banquet in Pyth- temple after an afternoon business meeting with eight new initiates. About 160 attendees heard music by the Metropolitan orchestra and enjoyed a 6:30 banquet served by Mrs Woods and helpers. A social program featured vocal solos and readings by local women, followed by dancing and card games for about 200 guests until midnight. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs James Gook and Miss Julia Luscombe. Deputy Grand Councillor Owen spoke. The group plans another initiation in two weeks.
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U. CG. T
U. CG. Ts
Pyth- 1 Temple
Woods
Homer Smith
Leslie Keller
Robert Pierson
Fred Wray
Sam Henderson
Courtland Lamb
Horace Knittle
Jay Hileman
Ethel Hammond
Lucile Knee
Irene Rohde
Wyneth Sampson
Ethel Bates
Tully
Metropolitan Orchestra
Jay Co. Hileman
Archie Webb
George Sherrill
August Smoke
Hermano Miller, Jr
J. B. Briggs
A. W. McFarlane
W. C
North Waterloo and Railroads News Briefs
North Waterloo reports movers in the lumber trade with M H Biddick of Collins joining Holman Lumber. Wisowa’s ex assistant manager W W Holman aids Shepherd Lumber after their acquisition of Wisowa yards. Eastman and Levin relocate to Clermont Town to run a lumber concern. Livestock and meat trains pass through en route to Chicago. A meat special also bound for Chicago trains through Saturday night. A large number of meat trains have lately traveled the Illinois Central to the east. F M Collard, former saloon keeper turned Christian lecturer, spoke at the M C A about liquor’s harm. Engineer Fisher and Fireman Kester from Fort Dodge rode in on an extra stock train. G N Vanderburg of Hammond, Ind., works on the Omaha division. P J Barrett becomes a Dubuque division brakeman. Fireman M L Boylan returns from Jefferson with family. Dr A Barber, state anti saloon secretary, predicted Des Moines Cedar Rapids dry by July 1. Gordon Dumford resigns to rejoin tile factory work. J W Winterbotham of 418 Trowns street called to southern Nebraska by his father’s death.
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M. H. Biddick
Holman Lumber Company
Collins
W. W. Holman
Wisowa Lumber Company
Shepherd Lumber Company
Wisowa Company
Levin, Eastman
Clermont
Itown
Eastman
Fisher
Kester
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
G. N. Vanderburg
Hammond
Ind
Omaha
P. J. Barrett
Dubuque
M. L. Boylan
Jefferson
Dc. A. Barber
Anti-Saloon League
Des Moines
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Cedar Rapids
Gordon Dumford
J. W. Winterbotham
Trown Street
Nebraska
Long Lost Brother Sought by John Churchill of Kansas
John Churchill of Osawatomie Kansas seeks his brother Phillip Churchill last seen in 1853 after leaving Ireland. They parted in Chicago and John learned of him again in 1860 while he worked on Ohio River steamboats between Cincinnati and New Orleans. He offers $40 for positive info. Write to J W Anderson Osawatomie Kansas.
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John Churchill
Osawamomile
Kan
Dineen
Phillip Churchill
Ireland
Chicago
Ohio River
Cincinnati
New Orleans
J. W. Anderson
Osawatomie
Kansas
Judge Rules Bar Sell ers Ineligible For Citizenship
Memphis Feb 13 Those who sell intoxicants in Tennessee were declared ineligible for U S citizenship in a ruling by Federal Judge John F McCall Saturday He said no man can uphold the constitution of the United States and Tennessee and the laws of both while engaging in selling liquor where prohibited by law in obtaining naturalization papers
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Tennessee
Memphis
United States
John F. McCall
McCall
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Lotta Barrett
Washington Treet
Lillian Kirkpatrick
Robert Pederson
Grace McKean
Lida Allen
Jessie Sweeney
Edna McVey
Thomas Girsch
W. 5
Mulberry Street
Peter Brady
Clarence Houston
Ed Westhoff
Erle: Page
The
Ladies’ Literary Society
W. B. Floyd
P. J. MecCavick
Fourth Street West
Liszt
Jan Steen
Maud Dudley
la Regata Veneziana
Frances Brammer
Mirs
D.Q. Langlands
Patti Carradine
Alice Wilson
C. M. Young
Mrs. Langlands
Plymouth Circle
H. #. Cotby
C. C. Hursh
W. H. Bickley
H. C. Wietgert
Congregational Church
K. Ec. Ball
Clig Club
J. BH. Ridenour
Clio Club
Ome
Commercial Street
R. I. Nash
Vine Street
Myrtle
Beulah Mash
J. O. T. Club
J. GO. T
Alice Dunham
Clay Street
Dunham
Agnes
Helen Ridge
Vinton
Marion Cooley
Logan Avenue
Young Ladies’ Club
First Congregational Church
Mary Miller
Wellington Street
Frances Camp
Bereans
Christian Church
Catholic Ladies’ Aid
T. G. Rechtfertig
Almond Street
Valentine
West Waterloo
Pinkerton Hall
LaRue
Eastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Aeconomia Club
Ida Powell
Acco Nomia Club
Fairview Avenue
Walter Curtis
BOX Social
Young Ladies of the Sacred Heart Church
North Waterloo and Railroads
Crystal Theatre
Sullivan
Considine
Three Burns Sisters
Harmony
Bob and Alice
LE Barr
Leon Morris
Banner
Madison
John Hedges
Maxim DE Gross
Imperial Orchestra
Willard
Bond
Bunco Hill
State of
Iowa
Maynard Pianos
R. K. Maynard Piano Company
Frank H. Palmer
Carl Voelcker
Cosmopolitan College of Music
Maynard
Messrs
R. K. Maynard Piano Co
C. Voelcker
G. G. Lewis
Til
R. K. Maynard Piano
Comany
Geo. G. Lewis
East 4Th Street
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