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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1911

Page

9

Cupid's Work Gets Bagset In Marital Woes At Court

In district court Judge Flatt granted four divorces after witness testimony describing neglect and financial strain. Nancy Hardin alleged a neglectful, alcoholic husband from Maquoketa. Rose Flinn said her Nebraska husband deserted her and provided little support. Thomas Searles testified his Elkhart marriage failed as Verna would not move to Waterloo. and Emily Trewery claimed being choked by her carpenter husband.

Cupid Hardin Maquoketa Waterloo Rose Flinn Harlock Neb All Parent Railways Helen Silvis Ill Brooklyn Flinn E. E. Groves Rock Island Thomas Searles Verna Searles Elkhart Ind Searles Platt Trish Trewery

Cedar Falls College Youths Return to Campus

Cedar Falls notes describe students arriving for term with most faculty unchanged. Miss Mary Dunham and Miss Margarette Welcrich named as instructors, replacing Miss C. H. Baker who resigned. Also mentions Sale Pavilion project, ice harvest delays, and local social plans by G A R and W R C with a picnic supper following officer installations.

Cedar Falls College Hill Mary Dunham Margarette ,Welcrich Washington C. H. Baker Sale Pavilion J. W. Ford Fourth Street Weart-Frisby Lamy Ber & Coal Company West Flint Street E. Miller Refshauge Chicago Harry Brown Bourges N. D G. Anderson West Fifth Street Lyle, Minn

Opera House Sold to John Cort in Burlington

The Grand opera house of Burlington has been sold to John Cort, the western theatrical magnate, at Burlington on January 4. The sale was reported by the Evening Press and marks a major transfer in local theatrical holdings. Cort, noted for expanding touring productions, plans to continue utilization of the Burlington venue.

Burlington, Ta Evening Press Grand Opera House Burlington John Cort Hertford Lord Wilton

Believes Civil War Still Fought Lincoln President in Conn

Cornelius Dayton, 71, held in solitary confinement for decades near Winsted, Conn, is said by his mother and caretaker sister to believe the Civil War continues and Lincoln remains president. State humane agents found him sane enough to care for and well treated, living in a 10 by 10 foot cell with heat from an exterior stove and a routine of guard duties.

Lincoln Winsted Conn Lan Cornelius& Dayton Dwight W. Thrall Hartford State Humane Cornelius Andrus Winated Julia A. Dayton Thrall Dayton Twenty Eighth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers Abraham Lincoln Wingsted Humane Society Andrus Amatl

Various Club and Lodge Announcements in Waterloo Area

Announcements list events for Elks Dancing club Harmony club Cedar hive L O T M Waterloo lodge L C O M K P hall with Thames details of meetings Thursday and Friday. Social Band election of officers at 1420 Jefferson Street. Universalist church mid week Bible class starts tomorrow led by Rev Effie McCullom Jones at 7 pm. Linden chapel hosts informal reception Friday evening to greet Rev George B Shoemaker and family. Linden place residents and friends invited.

M. A. Coddington Jefferson Steert Effie McCullom Jones The Universalist Church Linden Chapel George B. Shoemaker Linden Place

Citywide invitation delivered by Rev Charles

Rev Charles delivers a citywide invitation to all residents and invites the entire community to attend.

Funeral services for A M Olds at home tonight

The funeral for the late A M Olds will be held at 7 45 this evening at the home 2120 Mulberry Street Rev RE Hull pastor of Grace M E Church will preside The body will be taken to La Porte tomorrow morning by Rock Island for burial there

A. M. Olds Mulberry Street RE. D. Hull Grace M. EB. Church la Porte Rock Island

Mission At St Marys Church Draws Large Audience

A large crowd attended the mission at St Marys Church last evening conducted by the Passionist Fathers. Sermons were delivered by Rev. Father Simon on The Necessity of Confession and Rev. Father Charles on Lifes Bad. Tonight the subject will be The Great Assize.

St. Mary's Church Father Simon Father Charles

Christian Church Revival Services Reported Attendance

Cold evening brought a goodly crowd to the Christian church at South and Fourth for revival services led by Rev. Mr. Jonson who preached on Daniel and the handwriting on the wall. One conversion was noted and the evening closed with church election of officers and minor bylaw changes.

Christian Church South Fourth Streets Mr. Jonson Daniel R. E. Martin R. 8. Henzie Board of Trustees Charles MM. Young A. J. Wittick W. R. Cothern

Davenport Elects Commission Plan of Government

Davenport Iowa January 4 voters in Rock Island and Moline favored the commission plan of government by large majorities. The plan will go into effect in April.

Davenport, Ja Evening Press Rock Island Moline Commission

Factory Seeks New Waterloo Location for Electrotyping Plant

Waterloo is a candidate for relocating an electrotyping and stereotyping plant that would employ 25 to 40 people. The firm, now in Minnesota, plans to move under conditions that are easily met, seeking capital from a Waterloo investor to oversee outside business. A new relief metal plate process, akin to bronze, has been patented by a working member, with samples drawing interest from major novelty dealers.

Waterloo Minnesota Waterlo Buckhee-Mears Stewart-Simmons Press

Court Rebukes Male Witness in Rockford Divorce Case

In a Rockford divorce action, Judge Platt rebuked a male witness who testified about visiting a house of blame. The plaintiff’s attorney paused proceedings briefly as the judge warned the man against flippant retorts and threatened contempt if proper conduct did not continue.

Rockford Platt

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Bageset Uneeda Eeeee Teachers’ College OPERA Elks Dancing Club Elks’ Hall Harmony Club Cedar Hive U. W. Hall Waterloo Lodge K. P Charles Christian Church Revival Services Mr. Johnson Mr.Dunfan Wangler Bros. Co Kew Waterloo Hardware Co Rayo Amiahed Nic Beare Woffa Daxeri Ienem Standard Oil Oil Company Heinz Bros HEINZ Eagle Township Eagle Center Traer Dantol Wilkes Lady May Opal Durham and White Face Holland F. ‘McGarvey Oneal
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