Greek piano player arraigned for insult and disorderly conduct
Carl Madeuers, 26, a Greek pianist, was arrested and arraigned in police court this morning on a charge of insulting two girls. He pleaded guilty and was fined $10. Judge F C Platt testified against him. Matthews case postponed. neighbors report activity at 1603 Franklin Street. Wesley Moore, 19, paid $10 after pleading guilty to furnishing whiskey to a minor. Trio from La Porte City, Charles Weston, William Maloy, and Frank Maloy, were found guilty of being drunk and disorderly and ordered to leave the city within thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Madeuers
F.C. Platt
Madeuers
F. C. Platt
Matthews
Afr
Boyde EF. Matthews
Franklin Street
Wesley Moore
William Smith
E. P. Caldwell
Charles Weston
William
Frank Maloy
la Porte City
Neighborhood Bible Classes Schedule and Attendance
The article lists Tuesday Bible study classes by district with attendee counts and host names and addresses. It notes YWCA rooms gathering at 7 30 and urges finance committee support, plus a social Sunday with Frances Grout and Mary Horner in charge and a note about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District
Brode
Conger
A. G. McColm
Clay St
W. Dury
Iowa St
W. B. Small
Cowing
Walnut St
H. W. Lighty
South St
C. D. Becker
Randolph
Bournes
Crittenden
Douglas
West Third St
Blatt
Grant Ave
Chamberlain
City in Brief Summary of Town News and Notices
Local items report optical shop grindings, travel to Chicago and Davenport visits, and residents returning from Waterloo and Sycamore. Dr L Allen recovers from indigestion. Effie McCulom Jones attends Universalist rally in Chicago. Matilda Spencer sues FL Ww. Cole for rent and damages. Waterloo Reserve Mission board meets tomorrow. Personnel moves include Louise Morgan’s work at James Blackbury Goods and Austin Burt attending the American Gas Institute meeting in New York. A suspect named Tont Zane is sought for alleged theft of a grip from a cafe on Sycamore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie McCulom Jones
Universalist Church
Chicago
Universalist
Matilda Spencer
FL Ww
Cole Force
Shy
Board of Trustees of
Waterloo Resere Mission
Mission J
Louise Morgan
James Blackbury Goods Company
Tama
Louisville
Kys
New York City
Waterloo
Austin Burt
Citizens Gas and Electric Company
American Gas Institute
Burt
Iowa District Gas Association
Tont Zane
Sycamore Street
Majestic
Bowman sues mayor for eight thousand in slander
Mt. Pleasant Iowa February 18 Lucy Bowman filed in district court a suit against Winfield mayor C W Gardiner for 84000 alleging injurious slander. Police seek three unidentified assailants from December with rewards totaling about 2000 offered. The petition is described as sensational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Lucy Bowman
C. W. Gardiner
Winfield
Miss Bowman
Gardiner
Ash Wednesday Services Held in Churches Across City
Ash Wednesday marks Lent with morning services at 10 and evening rites at 1 30 in Christ Episcopal Church. During Lent services occur each Wednesday at those hours. Friday afternoon services take place at the rectory 522 Lime Street except when the missionary society meets. Catholic and Lutheran churches also announce special services for the day. Courier Want Ad Win Do It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ J Episcopal Church
Lime Street
Missionary Society
Ehurees
Pioneers of 50s Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Fifty years after a Waterloo wedding, Lieut. Henry D. Williams and Elizabeth Crittenden marked their golden anniversary. The couple endured a snowbound overland journey to join Williams’s regiment, with nine recruits accompanying them. Guests at a 2:30 p.m. dinner include Oliver Merrill’s family and the Crittendens, recalling pioneer days and Williams’s varied career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Crittenden
Third Avenue West
Henry ID. Wiliams
Elizabeth Crittenden
Sixteenth Regiment
Iowa Volunteers
Oliver Merrill
Addie Hungerford
Miss Hungerford
Williams
Davenport
Iowa City
Town City
Mississippi
Dubuque
Waterloo
Iuka
John S. Glover
J. T.coolidge & Co
Qwen Crittenden
Owen Crittenden
J. C. Hartman
Mr. Hartman
Capt
City Council Hears Report On New Fire Truck
A special meeting was held at 1 30 today to vote on accepting a new Seagrave fire auto from Columbus Ohio. The truck arrived ten days ago and was demonstrated to the council and fire chief. If approved the city will pay 5250 dollars for the vehicle. Three firefighters have been trained to operate it and it has passed all tests so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Auto
Seagrave Mfg. Company
Columbus
Ohio
Fire Department
Removal Sale Before Move to Masonic Building
Preparatory to moving to the Masonic Building at Sycamore and Park Avenue, a ten day sale offers wagons buggies and farm implements at wholesale prices. Special low prices on Manure Spreaders and Potato Planters. Call 612-614 Mulberry or contact W. Fleighby for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Building
Sycamore and
Park Avenue
W. FL Eighmby
Catholics Buy Memorial School
Mason City Iowa February 19 The Memorial University of Mason City founded by the Sons of Veterans was sold today to Archbishop Keane of the Catholic archdiocese of Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Memorial University of
Sons of Veterans
Wiss
Keane
Catholic Archidiocese of
Dubuque
Greek trap tale and Cedar Falls updates in brief
In Cedar Falls a Greek trap incident ends with Papas facing two weeks in jail rather than paying a $50 fine. County Attorney W. P. Hoxie announces a bid for re election in the Republican primary. Armstrong company of Waterloo wins the contract to drill an experimental artesian well at the city springs. George C Frisby sails with twelve men to Nashua to build a country home and supporting farm structures, arranging local lodging and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papas
Armstrong Company of
Waterloo
City Springs
St. Dodge
Dodge
George C. Frisby
Nashua
F. B. Miller
Mr. Frisby
Cedar Falls Lad Injures Leg In Friendly Tussle
Claude Lee a 12 year old Cedar Falls boy broke his right leg last Friday during a friendly tussle after Lincoln building classes ended. He will stay home on State street for several weeks. The report also notes Richard J. Buggy returning to Cedar Falls and traveling for International Harvester in Hardin county Cedar Rapids division. Mrs W A Davis was taken to Presbyterian hospital Waterloo for an operation Friday night with guarded hopes for recovery. Reverend Gowland led a jail meeting in Marshalltown with Mrs Parker and Mrs Wright assisting. Christian workers attended and findings were described as unusually helpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Lee
Lincoln
State Street
Richard J. Buggy
International Harvester Company
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Eldora
Hardin County
W. A. Davis
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
F. RB. Gowland
Marshalltown
A. Parker
J. G. Wright
One City Ticket Near Completion in Ward Meetings
City politics heats up as voters attend a second ward meeting this evening. Rumors swirl about mayoral candidate W. R. French and his ticket including M. E H. Kelley as city solicitor and J. E. Dempster as police judge. Potential council candidates from First and Second wards are discussed along with an at large slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. French
M. E H. Kelley
C. T. Wilson
J. E. Dempster
R. L. Devon
Waterloo
F. S. Mertau
Greorge S. Myers
J. F. Simpser
H. B.B. Kelley
Civil Service Commission
C. A. Smith
the Courier
J. Sid Anderson
J. L. Fortunski
French
Manning
Second Ward
H. L. Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poisonerwin
Oelwein
Chambray
Wid Faness
Aave
Buchanan Optical Co
C.ow. Chapman
Painsville
G. Hill
J.O. Turbill
W. OH. Bickles
Alice Bickley
Sit. Katherine's
Wlfl Weaver
Sycamore
Cll
Mr. Weaver
Civil Service
L. Allen
Chautauqua Park
Pioneers of
H. D. Williams
Hoxie
W. P .Hoxie
Waterloo Company
J.T. Burkett
Lafayette Bldg
Lowa
R. C. Thompson
Bk. L. DeGon
Thompson
James Gardiner
Ralph Law
Fourth Street
Fre Kammeyer
W. R. Weld
GE Boyce
Syndicate Bldg
G. W. Campbell & CO
West Fourth Street
Lytle Flour & Feed Co
West Park Ave
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