Double Wedding at Galloway's in Mason City and Cedar Rapids
A double marriage took place at Galloway's with couples John H. Shimer and Iva G. Smith of Mason City, and Lewis C. Hanson and Myrtle E. Manning of Fairfax. Officiated by Rev. M. G. Munn at 12 30, attendees included family members and friends. Both couples, escorted by Galloway representatives, obtained licenses at the courthouse earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galloway Agricultural Club
Iowa
John H. Shimer
Iva G. Smith
Mason City
Lewis C. Hanson
Cedar Rapids
Myrtle E. Manning
Fairfax
Clarence Smith
Viola Stark
Hanson
Manning
H. H. Hanson
L. ¢. Manning
Ray Hanson
Viola Manning
Antone Paula
Galloway
Court House
William Galloway
M. G. Munn
First United Presbyterian Church
City in brief notes on local visitors and events
A roundup of city items mentions Mr A P Huston of Grenada Miss visiting family, Miss Gertrude Peterson returning from the east with millinery purchases, a Champlain Chapel prayer meeting led by Rev John Bunyan Smith, Dr F C Blanchard en route to Saskatchewan with Mrs Blanchard staying, Prof Ralph Mason Hix testing a newly installed organ in Traer, and East Side High School students addressed by Mr Russell at the First Presbyterian church with musical selections by Charles Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champlain Chapel
Riehl Street
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
F. C. Blanchard
Laford
Saskatchewan
Canada
Minneapolis
Church Board
East Side High School
Russell
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Allen
East Waterloo awards contract for new school building
At the East Waterloo school board meeting the contract to erect a new school at Parker and Burton streets was awarded to Lauritzen & Wasson for 27498 dollars. Wiring contract went to Independent Electrical for 330 dollars. Plumbing contract not awarded. Plans by Mortimer R B Cleveland. Work to start after March 1. Building to be fireproof and modern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Waterloo School Board
Parker and
Burton Streets
Lauritzen & Wasson
Independent Electrical Company
Mortimer RB
Cleveland
Death of Infant Son Died at Home in Cedar Falls Area
The three months old son of Mr and Mrs N F Hansen died last night at the family home 314 Mobile street from intestinal complications. The funeral is to be held Thursday afternoon with a Danish clergyman from Cedar Falls officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Hansen
Mobile Street
Cedar Falls
Pasmore Trio Impresses Congrgational Church Audience
The Pasmore trio with substitute bowing in, drew a favorable, lasting response in a Congregational church concert. Miss Mary Pasmore led with strong violin, praised for masculine power and feminine color. Miss Suzanne at piano earned high sympathy. Solo pieces by Mendelssohn and Massanet impressed. Berta Hecker subbed admirably for Dorothy Pasmore on cello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasmore
Dorothy Pasmore
Berta Josephine Hecker
Hecker
Popper
Isis
Bercense
Godard
Suzanne
Sinding
Miss Mary
Massanet
Mendelssohn
Schutt
Ihat
Edwards Denies Suffrage Pledge in Waterloo Postmistress Race
Mrs Emmargene A Edwards candidate for Waterloo postmistress says she will not join suffragist parade or support women voting. She believes men can run government and sees her chances equal to male rivals, awaiting Wilson inauguration and Congress praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Emmargene A. Edwards
Waterloo
Tam
Edwards
Maurice Connolly
Wilson
Father and Go Set in Marked Toledo Bowling Day
Toledo February bowling day in the American Bowling Congress event reshapes standings for individuals and teams. Irlam and Irlam, father and son, near second in two man race at 1 159. Krauser and Carney third at 1 138. Palm a Toledo bowler posts a 249 in singles after two quiet games. Corrie and Bert rise with late surge. Leaders: Brady 622, Alexander 614, Hartsing 611. Doubles led by Cunningham and Parkin at 1 478, Irlam and Irlam 1 159, Krausser and Carney 1 185. Five Men: Assembly 2 660, Heavy Machine 2 400, Millwrights 2 443.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Irlam
Krauser
Carney
Cook
Huff
Schobel
Rippinger
C. Palm
Bert Corrie
Heginning
Fred Merkle
New York Giants
Brady
Alexander
Hartsing
Judy
Kuhns
Corrie
Cunningham
Parkin
Kranser
Amrhein
Weber
Wenger
Radenstine
First Assembly
Keen Klitters
Waders
Market summary from Chicago Board of Trade notes
Weather forecast unsettled and colder in Iowa with snow likely tonight. Market news from Chicago February 26 reports Argentina crop estimates fell due to disappointing threshing, Russia reports poor. wheat offerings light. May wheat opened steady to higher and rose to 96 1/2. Corn strengthened on adverse farm weather with May up from 52 3/4 to 42 7/8 and higher intraday. Oats saw buying as corn firmed. Hog receipts pressured prices with May pork at 19.75 to 19.77 1/2, lard 10.64 to 10.62 1/2, ribs 10.45 to 10.47 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Argentina
Russia
May
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report February 26 1900s
Kansas City market opened steady for cattle and hogs with sizable receipts. Cattle prices listed across native and southern steers and cows, stockers, and westerns. Hog prices show a slight dip at opening with heavy and packer bids noted. Sheep and lamb receipts indicate steady to modestly lower movement at the close.
Chicago Produce Market Reports February Butter Eggs and Sheep
Chicago on February 26 shows butter steady with creameries quoted at 28 to 35 cents. Eggs receipts 7,395 cases at mark. dairy products price ranges listed. Cheese soft with varieties around 17 to 18 cents for daisies and long horns. Poultry pricing for dressed turkeys 21 cents and dressed chickens 14 to 15 cents. Potatoes steady with receipts of 30 cars from Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan values provided. Hog cattle and sheep outlook issued including 40,000 hogs, 17,000 cattle, 25,000 sheep estimates. The sheep market opened steady to 10 cents lower and closed weak. native lambs 7.50 to 8.65, western lambs 7.60 to 8.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Reeves Texas
Grain market brief with mixed futures and cash quotes
The page lists cash wheat and corn prices across grades, with N S and H W notes and adjustments. It also shows New York, St Louis, and Minneapolis close quotes for wheat and corn with May and July futures, reflecting modest declines and modest gains in scattered contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Convention Well Attended by Churches of Christ District
Rev J M Morris led the keynote on The Growth of the Kingdom as eighteen churches from the northeast Iowa district met in Clarksville. Delegations from Cedar Falls Waterloo numbered strongest with Rev Morris and a large cohort including W E Robinson J A Francis F L Tanner and others. Waterloo delegation returned at 10 40 P M amid high enthusiasm for the district’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Morris
W. E. Robinson
J. A. Francis
F. L. Tanner
R. E H. Martin
H. HE. Reynolds
J. E. Webb
F. W. Richardson
O. S. Martin and Son
Darrel
Churches of Christ of the
Northeast
Iowa
Clarkaville
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Mr. Morris
Marshalltown
Churches of Christ
Per Diem Claims At County Good Roads Meeting
Sixty four trustees clerks and road superintendents filed per diem claims of two dollars each for attendance at the county good roads meeting. Bills will be presented for approval at the April county board meeting. Attendance judged satisfactory and the total cost to the county about 128 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Good Roads
Twelve Graduates to Receive Diplomas at Waterloo Business College
A list of twenty four graduates, twelve boys and twelve girls, will receive diplomas March 7 at the First Methodist Church. Prof A F Gates completed the roster including Elbert M Greene Myrtle G Salter Lena Bulthuis Mildred G Richardson Archie Nichol Mae Bahtenfuss Nelle Hayden Vera M Keyes Leone C Krause Blanghe McQuilkin Ada E Smith Edna Holley Day Clara O Borchers Wayne Brown Charley Martin Walter C Benning Clifford W Streeter Clyde L Woods Everett W winziger Theodore E Birkner Edith M Harris Arthur H Stewart Leo Lalan Robert Aber Le Clerc and others. A week of social events begins with a class reception Friday at 739 Mullan Ave. West. The baccalaureate address by Rev John Bunyan Smith is Sunday evening at Walnut Street Baptist, alumni banquet Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Gates
Waterloo Business College
First Methodist Church
Elbert M. Greene
Waterloo
Myrtle G. Salter
Lena Bulthuis
Morrison
Mildred G. Richardson
Archie Nichol
le Roy
Minn
Mae Bahtenfuss
Webster City
Nelle Hayden
Iowa Falls
Vera M. Keyes
Nashua
Leone C. Krause
Charles City
Blanghe McQuilkin
Ada E. Smith
Edna Holley Day
Keosauqua
Clara O. Borchers
Wayne Brown
Mullan Avenue West
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Hospital Auxiliary Rally Day Meeting Info
The hospital auxiliary will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM in Highland with Mrs F J Eigh tey as host. Mrs F L Benedict and Mrs Keith will assist Mrs Eighmey. It is the annual rally day meeting and members are asked to bring their own sewing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Auxilary
F. J. Eight
Highland
F. L. Benedict
Keith
Mra Eighmey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iva Smith
and John Shimer
Myrtle
Burhanan
Majestic
A. P. Huston
Grenada
Miss
South
Gertrude Peterson
Peterson Millinery Co
Maperience
Ecyeglass Eomnfort
Icky
Magestic Theatre
Mms
Post Office
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
E. McElroy
Marsh-Place
Thone
Towa
Kansas City
Seth
Colorado
Cretonnes
Joder’s Pharmacy
Boston Brokerage Co
Sycamore Street
Owen High Low Close
H. W
Cial Charley Martin
Clarksville
Commercial
Walter C. Benning
Shell Rock
Clifford W. Streeter
Lake Mills
Clyde L. Woods
Garwin
Everett W. “Winziger
Frederika
Theodore E. Birkner
Remsen
Edith M. Harris
Arthur H. Stewart
Leo Lalan
Robert Aber le Clerc
Manchester
Hospital
East Fourth Street
Black É
Garrabrant Incorporated
West Fourth Street
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