Forger Sockwell Detained After Check Cashing Attempts
A man identified as M Sockwell, 822 Barclay street north, was arrested at police headquarters after allegedly attempting to pass two worthless checks. The first for $21 at Tibbits tailor shop, the second at Rechtferg & Sporle's, both signed by Frank Krause. His hearing was postponed to Thursday. His wife had left with an older man, and two women pleaded for him.
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Mockwell
Barclay Street North
Lockwell
Meyers
Sockwell
Tibbits
Fourthtreet East
Iso
Ndt
Ockwell
Floyd Area Social News Roundup
Bern Wednesday Jan 14 welcomed a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pelix. Mrs. Florence Morgan of Mason City visited her mother Mrs. Maggie Brill. Bert Shapley and family visited Waterloo. a Will Shapley dance followed. Dr. Griffin and Lloyd Stewart transacted business in Waterloo. The T B H met at Will Thomas home. Bird Kennard spent Sunday at home. Mrs. Andy Seaton ill with grip. The play Tempest and Sunshine drawn a large crowd with music by Ward Kepple. Ethel Towner visited John Bryant’s. Henry Anderson visited his parents. Clarence Bryant and Clarence Felix’s families visited. Mrs. Herman Meyer of Charles City installed engine and grinder for F. Q. Martin. Bernice Morgan of Mason City visited relatives. Vera Robbe spent Sunday at Nora Springs. Morse and Barney in Minnesota. Nina Wrase visiting Mason City. Mrs. Krumroy of Charles City visiting daughter Clarence Felix. Staebler family visited Bonn Bryant. Walter Harney spent Sunday at home. with Fowler Grocery in Waterloo. J B Gluck formerly of Parkers Ford Pa. in Floyd. M E Aid to meet Sophia Hirschmiller’s at 1 30. W W Birkin of Chicago did business in Floyd. Mrs. Fred Towner returned from Kansas. Earnest Wood returned from Waterloo.
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Floyd
Bern
Clarence Pelix
Florence Morgan
Mason City
Maggie Brill
Bert Shapley
Waterloo
Will Shapley
Griffin
Lloyd Stewart
Will Thomas
Bird Kennard
Ome
Andy Seaton
Ward Kepple
Ethel Towner
John Bryant
Henry Anderson
Nels ‘Anderson
Osage
Clarence Bryant
Herman Meyer
Charles City
F. QO. Martin
Bernice Morgan
Vera Robbe
Nora Springs
Frank Morse
Carl Barney
Minnesota
Nina Wrase
Little Son
Krumroy
W. W. Birkin
Chicago
Fred Towner
Kansas
Earnest Wood
City in brief Glasses ads and ads and notices
The Central labor body meets this evening at the Labor temple. Cedar Hive No.37 will drill Thursday at 2 PM in Soash hall. Attorney J. Cook of Delwent has finished a business trip. B. E. Jones, Rock Island agent, was in town. A child of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gibson is seriously ill. Mrs. George W. Dewald improves after last Friday surgery. Queen lodge No.948 will meet Wednesday evening at K P hall. J. W. King visited to confer with Bryant Asphalt officials. A license to wed was issued to Henry Jounge and Louise Schuenemann from Sheffield Iowa.
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Cedar Hive
Soash Hall
George W. Dewald
Queen Lodge
Fraternal Union of America
K. of P. Hall
Sheffield
Iowa
Henry Jounge
Louise Schuenemann
W. G. Bussler
O. H. Sweeney
Cresco
Odd Fellows
Brotherhood of Grace M. E. Church
Linden Methodist Church
Robert E. Graves
First United Brethren Church
Iowa City
Chicago
W. G. Koob
Hieckelberg
Bank Clerks Move to Organize Local Clearing Association
Waterloo bank clerks met in the directors room of Leavitt and Johnson National Bank to form a clearing association for local banks. The committee includes George Williams, H. C. Kimm, W. J. Rechfertig, and Fred N. Wray and aims to improve handling of bank business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Bank Clerks’ Association
Leavitt ‘& Johnson National Bank
George Williams
8. C. Kimm
W. J. Rechfertig
Fred N. Wray
Bank Biysineaa
Caledonian association formation to honor Burns memory
In Waterton, a Scots descended community invites all locals to the Russell Lamson hall Monday evening to form a Caledonian association. The event honors Robert Burns with speeches, music, and dancing, aims for sociability, welcomes newcomers, and plans monthly meetings with officer elections and bylaws.
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Waterton
Russell-Lamson Hall
Caledonian Association
Robert Burns
Local Social Roundup in Littleton Area
Ada Frances visits Waterloo. many neighbors call on relatives in Jesup Independence and nearby towns. Illness mainly grip appears waning. Ice way work paused then to resume. F J Stevens and wife plan move to New Mexico for health. Basket social raises funds for new sheds. various locals attend guilding and visits. Merriam nominated for district judge. signatures sought.
Frederika Social Hour Preped for Jan 24 Hall Event
In Frederika on Saturday evening Jan 24 the Social Hour plans a hard times social at the hall with supper starting at six. Mrs Marsh of Waterloo is ill with pneumonia at her son Johns in Leroy. Mr and Mrs Lee Holm and Nels Holm joined in Charles City celebrations for teenty-tui anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederika
Marsh
Waterloo
Joe Roney
John
Leroy
Lee Holm
Nels Holm
Charles City
N. H. Holm
Matplace
Ladies’ Aid Society
Martha Mowatt
Ida Pike
Ida Richman
Leona
Tripoli
H. A. Parsons
Henry
Geo
Johnson
French
Minnesota
Brandon Social Notes Spark Local Visits and News
Brandon residents share weekend travels and family visits with relatives in Reno Waterloo and Urbana. Mrs J Winsor and Mrs Bronko visit family. Charles Stanna buys property in West Brandon. Beulah Albert Ruth Child and brothers visit Waterloo and Urbana. Frank Edgington children go to Urbana to see relatives. Waterloo Evening Courier noted as favorite local paper.
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Guy Stainbrook
Ruth Child
Harold
Robert
Charles Stanna
B. O O. Wilson
West Brandon
Fred Pike
Arthur Briggs
Davenport
Misa Beulah Albert
Waterloo
Allen Beachler
Vinton
Printup
Brandon
Vera Gallagher
Urbana
Frank Edgington
Homer Edgington
Fairbank notes and social visits in town events
Fairbank report lists G W McNeeley of Marshalltown attending a Fairbank State bank meeting. Various residents fenced visiting Waterloo Ames Cedar Falls and Hampton. Lyerian course at Baptist church set for Friday 8:30 PM. Artist Chas A Becker from San Antonio painted opera house scenery and will depart soon. Manager Shoenut books entertainments.
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Fairbank
G. W. McNeeley
Marshalltown
Fairbank State Bank
Maude Duke
Waterloo
G. KE. Efckelberg
Cedar Falls
Thressa Monroe
Ames
G. F. Monroe
Mifs
Geo. Duke
Elijah Lowell
TF. G. Genge
Mr. George
John Hough
Louis Rommel
Minneapolis
Smallpox Quarantine Expands With Four New Cases
Four new smallpox cases were reported at the city clerk's office yesterday. The names Otis Follette and the Allen family residents at 119 Riehl street appear among those quarantined. The city now lists ten scarlet fever cases, nine smallpox cases, and one diphtheria under quarantine.
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Otis Follette
Oneida
Lloyd Allen
Beatrice Allen
Cora Allen
Riehl Street
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Oager
Gity
M. Sockwell
Hvorthless
Buchanan
Majestic
Central Labor Body
Labor Temple
J. Cook
Delwent
B. E. Jones
Rock Island
Albert Gibson
J. W. King
David City, Neb
Bryant Asphalt Company
Bessie G. Carlton
Guy L. Carlton
Dr. Thornton
James Black
Sycamore Street
G. W. McKee
Rockford
Eclipse Gas Fuel Engine Company
Ruby Wade
Mt. Vernon
J. W. Place
St. Francis Hospital
High Street
Mr. Place
J. Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Iowa Falls
State Missionary Society
Miss Blanch Parrott
Robert Vaughn
CG. D. Cass
Ww. Cc. F. & XN. Railway
Cedar Rapids
Mors
Cc. R. Marietta
J. W. Marietta
Adams Street
Moline
Ill
the Lion and Mouse” Company
Temple Rebekah
la Porte City
Sumner
Ilinois Central Railroad
Taylor
Bell
Jardinieres
Marcella
Paul Davis Dry Goods CO
Mme
Irene
Robert Burks
Otto Minte
Kate Wilcox
Waverly
J. J. Adamg
Willie Ager
Donald
Ager
C. J. Brodie
Mike Mooney
Tom Mooney
James Mooney
Ed Gahn
Beach
N. D
Mike Gibbons
Kingsley
Will Shannon
Matt Roth
Alfred Laurence
Jesup
Tom Duffy
Hugh Duffy
Will
Scully
Will Pike
Finchford
Rouse
Frank Tharp
Emma Shimmer
Grandma Adams
Harry Harmon
Garrison
Leon Kephard
Ressia Freeman
Dodor Rapides
Geo, Freeman
William Bolton
Sammy
Mary Nelson
Dilly van Beuurn
Bertha Bronko
Lucy Chapman
Will Heming
Independence
Robinson
Farmers’ Co-Operative Exchange
C. H. Porter
D. E. Town
Claude Doulette
Hazel Pike
Haines & Wormer
Ethel Wood
Lottie Short
Misa Mable Nabholz
B. C. Nachholz
Jim Lamb
Lela Betts
Main Street
O. Connor
Minneapolia
Rowan
Farley
John Leehey
Farmera State Bank
C. D B. Everett
G. W. McNealy
W. L. Murphy
Teller
Adolph Nealman
Ette Agnew
Mayme
Warley
James Rowan
William Fitzgerald, Jr
James Murphy
Hayes King
Methodist Church
Olanslager
Shoemaker
Madison Reynolds
Baptist Church
Whitehall
Wis
Farmers Savings Bank
O. F. Leonard
F. A. Klinger
W. W. Davis
Harry Mealey
Agnes Colling
Littleton
Jam
Ada Frances
Mrs
W. W. Beal
Hazel Taylor
Wm. Sunkey
Albert Hoffman
A. H. Hoffman
Arthur Young
B. F. Hinderliter
Rebecca McGlaughlin
M. A. Bantz
Fremont Story
Wm. Hayward
Chas. McGlaughlin
B. R
Wm. Pratt
Chas
Pratt
F. J. Stevens
M. J. Jenks
New Mexico
Presbyterian
Fay Crowell
J. Smith
al Glenny
Otterville
Ira Jesse
Chas. M. Glaughlin
H. B. Patton
Merriau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Office of
Printers’ Ink Publishing Company
New York
Saint Louis
A. W. Peterson
Jonas
Lear
Peterson
Courier
A. D. McKinney
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