City in Brief Items and Local Notes
Miss Refa Hardcastle visited friends in Oclwein while Edward Hickle and wife returned from Clarksville. Local pool halls discuss closing at 10 pm Saturdays. Nurses and residents travel to Charles City and Nashua for family visits. Several residents suffer illnesses including typhoid and neuralgia. hospitalizations and recoveries noted. Church activities fill the week with sermons, meetings, suppers, and revival efforts. local clubs and social events scheduled across Plymouth, Logan Avenue, and Westminster areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hickle
Clarksville
Katie A. Landau
Jata
Hiram Champlin
Charles City
Carl Bachtell
Butler Avenue
Greaterville Church Services Expand Parish Plans
Greaterville church reports hope to build up a parish on the west side with a new church and regular rector. A large chorus led by Mrs. R Le Parker provided music as Rev. Cole spoke on church work. A thimble bee is planned for next Thursday at Russell Lamson Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Avenue
Walz
George Stauffacher
Stauffacher
Des Moines
K.L. C
B. x. Fritzsinger
Lincoln Street
Brotherhood
Walnut Street Baptist
H. G. Beeman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Hfe
Christ
Beeman
Effie McCullom Jones
Universalist Church
Murray Club
F C. Fish
Lane Street
Dresden
A. R. Tillinghast
Waterloo
Tri-State
Tillinghast
First Universalist
Pasadena
Cal
Minneapolis
First Baptist
E. A. Valiant
First Baptist Church
New Way
Bible School
BY. P. U
Tadies’ Aid Society
United Brethren In Christ
United Brethren of Christ
Nellie Ravane
Allen Street
Shel
Woman's Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
H. L. Litchfield
Claire Parker
Oliver Stevenson
H. W. Rederd
R. le Parker
Mr. Cole
Russell-Lamson Hall
First Congregational Church
I. J B. Hix
Plymouth Congregational Church
Walter H. Rollins
Hix
Public Library East
B. W. Schunemann
Europeans Kill Chinese Rioters in Hankow Disorder
Hankow China January 23 British police killed a coolie sparking riots across several sections. British and German gunboats landed detachments and eight Chinese were killed in fierce fighting. The viceroy sends native troops to restore order in Hankow a major treaty port on the Yangtse Kiang with about 850 000 residents and many foreign merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Hu-Peh
Yangtse- Kiang
Waterloo Elks visit flags at Crystal Theatre show
W H Timmet district deputy grand exalted ruler of the Elks for the northern district visited Waterloo Saturday. He called on Waterloo lodge No 290 B P O Elks and arranged a friendly visit to the Crystal Theatre in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Crittenden
Chicago
W.R. Weld
Mr. Crittenden
George R. Crittenden
Ralph Law
Hotse
Charles F. Campbell
Bridge Street
New Startford
Jessie Campbell
W. H. Timmet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Witerloo
Muchanan
Refa Hardcastle
Oclwein
A. W. Chamberlin
East Side
P.S. Merrian
Greene
W. Wieland
St. Louis
Custom Cutters
HL. Stokes
Lewiston, Mont
and & Charles Stokes
Logen Avenue
Fritz Beekman
Grundy Center
Mabel Jennings
Janesville
Waterloo Business College
A. W. Brown
Mr. Brown
Taek” Lebnon
Rock Island
I Ile
Salmon
George Fentiman
Stillwater
Okla
Thomas Malcom
Polk Street
L. G. Parrott
Matt J. O'Keefe
Ioe
W. F. Parrott
Su. Murray
James Lyeland
Tripari
Oliver Chapman
Chapman Lumber Company
St. Elmo Bateman
Sansag City
St. Joe, Mo
W. C. Cranston
McCune & Dotson Clothing
Mrs. Schrader
G. W. Thom
Winthrop
N. O. Munger
Mr. Munger
Callendar
Don M. Munger
George B. McWilliams
F. C. Stetzel
George IS. Lichty
Jean
Florence
Ben R. Lichty
B. F. Burton
Madison
Wis
Los Angeles
Ben FB. Lichty
J. E. Bates
A. W. Hartautst
F. W. Devendorf
New Hartford
Paul Ogle
Mr. Bates
Plymouth
Young Woman's Club
Grace McKean
Laisy Burkholder
Randolph Street
Men's Brotherhood
Plymouth Circle
J. B. Ridenour
Westminister Presbyterian
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Kensington
T. G. Taylor
Fourth Street
First Presbyterian
Leach
Greatervices
Crystal Theatre
Cedar Rapids
Carmody Foundry & Machine Company
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Dave Rafael
Qual
Provoayl, Mimnic and
Whistler
Joe Joe Tinker
Chicago Cubs
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