City in Brief Lens Grinding and Local Notes
Buchanan and Ladvertsements Attorney J. W. Arbuckle is in Des Moines on business. Attorney A. E. Sager and wife of Waverly visited Waterloo last evening. E. Dempster returned from Minneapolis with a son. Mrs. Stephen Rinehart of Chicago visiting Mrs. C. J. Isaacson at 518 Dawson. Gladys Marietta left for Vinton to visit relatives. W. A. Preston of Chicago, railway travel agent, in the city on business. W. Eby, George Hillpatrick and Charles Reaney attend the Iowa Engineers' convention in Iowa City. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Jerger left Florida and will visit Chicago before Waterloo return. E. M. Towns of O'Keefe and Wewne undertaking parlors goes to Marshalltown to visit his hospitalized father. Mrs. George Giling visiting relatives in Eagle Grove. return later this week. Mrs. Charles H. B. Tiffany returns home from Stockton after six weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lawrence to Manchester for a K P minstrel show. William M. Hammond recovering from surgery and remaining in bed a week more. T. M. Buchanan, optometry examiner, asked to frame fifteen questions for the state board health exam in the capitol March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Arbuckle
Des Moines
A. E. Sager
Waverly
Waterloo
Do. W. Eby
George Hillpatrick
Charles Reaney
Iowa City
Iowa Engineers’ Association
J. A. Jerger
Florida
Chicago
George Giling
J. W. Baker
Hagle Grove
Charles HB. Tiffany
Fourth Street West
A. A. Simmons
Stockton
A. L. Lawrence
Alice Lawrence
Manchester
Master Plumbers Watched the Trade Trial in Des Moines
Des Moines hearings reveal grand city accusations as Wm Boub of Grand Rapids testifies on alleged payoffs to expose supply houses selling to non members of the National Association of Master Plumbers of America. Witnesses describe nonmember recruitment, rewards, and pressure to halt independent sales with several Dubuque defendants cited. Government lawyers expect to finish their case by tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Wm. Boub
Grand Rapids
Mich
National Association of Master Plumbers of America
Wm. A. Decker
L. C. Boyle
Fred Kretschmar
Dubuque
Master Plumbers’ Association
Sioux City
H. B. McCarten
Richard Mullen
A. Y. McDonald
Emanuel Rickersberg
General Markets New York Produce
New York February 17 updates show unsettled butter with receipts of 9 475 tubs and creamery extras at 92 score. eggs firmer with 7 129 cases and various grades. cheese steady with 1 760 boxes. poultry live firm with western chick ens at 15 316 and fowls, turkeys at quoted ranges. Assault and Battery arrest of Andros Papoles on warrant by Justice J T Knapp. case continued after appearance bonds posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buiter
Andros Papoles
J.T. Knapp
Br Gap
Saros
Mrs. W. A. Dobson Fractures Ankle in Icy Fall
Mrs. W A Dobson, 716 Elm Street, slipped on ice on Prospect Avenue while visiting a friend and fractured both bones in her left ankle. A passing couple found her and called for medical help. She remains in severe pain under a nurse's care, with a three month recovery forecast. Her husband, traveling salesman for Cutler Hardware, was notified by telegram and expected to return tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wobson
Elm Street
Kline
Prospect Avenue
Paul J
Cutler Hardware Company
Dedicate Iowa Building March 10
Des Moines reports anticipation of Governor Clarke signing a 375000 appropriation for an Iowa exhibit at the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco, with March 10 set for the building dedication. Hawkkeye to United 00. The Hawkere Glove and Mitten company merges into United Glove and Mitten, transferring all business, stock, and machinery from the Waterlan plant to a Waterloo organized company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Clarke
Iowa
San Francisco
Hawkkeye
United
Hawkere Glove and Mitten Company
United Glove and Mitten Company
Waterloo
Waterlan
Temperature records and lodge notice for Waterloo
Suppressed data shows temperature ranges for various years and a scheduled communication of Waterloo Lodge No. 105 A F & A M at the Masonic temple tomorrow evening for third degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communication of
Waterloo Louge, No
Masonic Temple
Red-Light Statute Declared Invalid by Supreme Court
Des Moines February 17 The Iowa supreme court declared the Cosson red light district injunction law invalid because speaker Guy Real y failed to sign the measure The decision stemmed from the technical defect and the case arose in the state against Mrs Morris Lynch of Des Moines The court noted the signature omission and anticipated similar laws being proposed by the present legislature INSANE MAN CAUGHT A sheriff was called to seize an insane man from a Washburn area farm The man aged under 30 identified as Lawrence Dent Slanaker is not a county resident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Supreme Court of the State
Cosson
Henderson
Washburn
Upider
Lawrence Dent Slanaker
Carpenter tools stolen. Orville Means guilty of larceny
Orville Means was found guilty of larceny when arraigned in Justice French's court today and was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail. He allegedly entered the home of William Willard and removed several carpenter's tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Means
William Willard l
MORTUARY NOTES INCLUDE MULTIPLE FUNERALS IN AREA
The remains of Mrs Gertrude L Lambert wife of Dr J J Lambert of Iowa City were brought to this city from Independence where she died Monday She was 40 and sister of C S Bennett Interment followed at Alden Iowa The bodies of Joseph S Thomas who shot himself were taken to Hau Claire Wisconsin to be buried beside his wife The infant son of Mr and Mrs R J Beckley will be buried after a Sacred Heart church service Interment at Calvary cemetery Funeral for B Iu Bast who died yesterday will be held at German Lutheran church five miles west of Hudson Interment at Lutheran cemetery The remains were moved to a home near Hudson last night A son Grant Eastman 17 of Estherville seeks news from his family He left for a farm job near Cedar Rapids six weeks ago and has not communicated since His parents own a 410 acre farm The boy wore a blue suit and gray overcoat He is described as not strong and with a deformed hip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude L. Lambert
J. J. Lambert
Iowa City
Independence
C. 5. Bennett
Hileman & Gindt Undertaking
Alden
Joseph 8
Qu’Keefe & Towne Undertaking
Hau Qlaire
Wis
R. J. Beckley
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
B. Lu. Bast
Presbyterian Hospital
German Lutheran Church
Hudson
O'Keefe and Towne
Cedar Rapids
Bakeries Trim Bread Prices and Waterways Rail Plans
In Waterloo a baker cuts half an ounce from each loaf to cope with higher flour costs without raising loaf prices. A Cedar Rapids baker lifts bread price a cent per pound. Another firm secured six months of low-cost flour and will wait to adjust. No municipal improvement petitions filed. few projects expected. Bryant Asphalt Paving holds two small contracts while other planned improvements were contracted earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Bryant Asphalt Paving Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buchanan, Ladvertsements
Ad. E. Dempster
Minneapolis
Stephen Rinehart
C. J. Isaacson
Dawson Street
Gladys Marietta
Vinton
W. A. Preston
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
E. M. Towns
O'Keefe and Wewne
Marshalltown
Mr. Towne
Wiliam M. Hammond
T. M. Buchanan
State Board of Optometry Examiners
G. H. Sumner
State Board of Health
Capitol
John F. Cunneen
New York State
Waterloo Theatre
Mr. Cunneen
United States
Business Men's Temperance Association of
Black Hawk County
W. A. Dobson
Buchanan Cut al Co
Scott
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Knabe
Henry F. Miller
Hallet & Davis
Scott B. Prowell
East Fourth Street
Grant Eastman
Estherville
Grant
J. L. Beal
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
Effie Walling
Judith Olson
L. R. Landis
Landis Motor Car Company
J. Newton Smith Motor Car Company
Fifth Street
Landis
Greene
Buick
Smith
Wang & Miller
Duue LU
Franklin
Burk
W. H. Burk
W. C. Logan
J. H. Trewin
M. W. Jones
J. C. Koeneke
Noah Miller J. 8
Watters
L. T. Wilcox
E. Aschenbrenner
Grant Baldwin
Bill Baldwin
J. F. Cass
Oliver Chapman
C. A. Larson
C. van Vleck
J. B. Miner
C. F. Altstadt
S. P. Hoover
Franklin Franklin Franklin _Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin
Franklin Franklin
Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin
Mileg
Franklin Motor Car Co
West Fourth Street
Ballgreen Farm
St. Francis Hospital
Idee Pos
Joan
King Archer
Charles Gilmore
Sioux Rapids
Helfer
Jersey
McCormick
McCormick Corn Harvester
Keystone
Deere
Vaughan
Litchfield
C. FE
Phifer
Auct
H. H. Cordes
Clerk
James Black
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