Local Notes From Cedar Falls And Vicinity
15 people visited Cedar Falls on Friday evening, including Mr and Mrs Carl Tostlebe. Mrs Fred McElhinney is improving under a physician’s care with her mother from Vitnels assisting. Jesse Morgans in Spokane reports a fine visit and sights such as a floor inlaid with silver dollars six inches apart. a local building houses a thirst parlor. A young group enjoyed a dance at Tom Tillers. Robert Stokel traveled to Sac county to be with a dying friend. C W Lyon fell ill Thursday night but is improving. Mesdames iwacy and Addie Tuthill visited Mrs ya Knapp. Will Wright hosted relatives at an oyster supper. Mr Taylor of Winds left Friday. Anna Repp, studying at Waterloo business college, was home over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Carl Tostlebe
Fred McElhinney
Vitnels
Jesse Morgans
Spokane
Tom Tiller
Robert Stokel
Sac County
C. W. Lyon
Ife
Mesdames Iwacy
Addie Tuthill
Ya Knapp
Will Wright
Mr. Taylor
Winds
Tle
Anna Repp
Business College At
Waterloo
Denver Social Notes Hit By Flu And Local Events
G L Riedsel returned from St Paul. Amelia Bayers transacted business in Waverly. Denver doctors busy with grip. John Momringhaus back from Des Moines on business. Lou Keucker very sick. George Meyers Leta and R Phillips family visit Waterloo. Jahnke travelled from Tripoli to visit son George. Mrs Farnsworth hosts Thimble Bee society. Snider building house west of town. Rev Lobeck of Littleton guest. Funeral attendance for late Mr Pepho at Maxfield. Mohling family welcomed baby girl. Reinhart Meiers moves into rooms over the bank. Local dance in Waverly. LeBarge Musical company to perform Feb 6. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Skirles. Miss Sullivan of Waverly visits schools. Minnie Dins visits parents. Bert Mathews of Waverly visits. Carl Greaning home for extended stay. Miss Amanda Dickman china shower at Reinhart Meiers. to be married soon. Several residents ride to Waverly or Waterloo. Amanda Sundermeier visits from Waverly. Dora Bolte Charles Deckman L Bloeser ride to Waterloo. Poocke family from Bennington township visit Denver. Ida Guenther returns from Waterloo. Emma Groening heads to Chicago for time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
G. L. Riedsel
St. Paul
Amelia Bayers
Waverly
John Momringhaus
Des Moines
Lou Keucker
George Meyers
Leta
R. Phillips
Waterloo
William Jahnke
Tripoli
George
Guy Farnsworth
R. Snider
Lobeck
Littleton
Pepho
Maxfield
Wiliam Mohling
Reinhart Meiers
LeBarge Musical Company
Skirles
Miss Sullivan
Minnie Dins
Bert Mathews
Carl Greaning
Amanda Dickman
Miss Dickman
Henry Wente
Henry Neverman
H. W. Steege
Carl
Ed Bruns
Henry Dickman
Amanda
Will Nichols
Leta Meyers
Amanda Sundermeier
Dora Bolte
Charles Deckman
L. Bloeser
H. Poocke
Bennington
National Progressive league stirs Taft friends and third party fears
Washington January 23 The formation of the National Progressive league dominates political chatter as Taft supporters fear renomination hurdles while insurgents threaten a third party if Taft and Harmon clash. Roosevelt previously endorsed the movement, fueling reactions among administration allies and rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Judson Harmon
Taft
National Progressive League
Roosevelt
Small-town Courier Briefs From Clarksville and Surrounding Areas
In Clarksville on January 18 a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin. Mrs. John Heery traveled to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for a family illness. C C Zellhoefer and relatives visited Waterloo, while M London visited Mason City and sister Mrs F S Kilson of Bristow came to spend the day. Walter Bingham and family from Waverly visited EB Wilder home in Jackson township. John Walwrath and Miss Fannie Walwrath spent Friday in Waverly. T Mather, in his 86th year, has pneumonia and is slowly recovering at his daughter Mrs Robert Wygle’s home in Ames. Charles Mather arrived from Ames. The M F E Aid society to serve supper at Mrs Palis home Wednesday. Twenty-four new Presbyterian church members were received Sunday morning, ten by letter and fourteen by confession of faith. Mrs Florence Hindell of Grady is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Roy Martin
John Heery
Milwapukee
Wrs
Jerry Murphy
C. C. Zellhoefer
Waterloo
M. London
Lou Patterson
Mason City
F. S. Kilson
Bristow
Walter Bingham
Waverly
EB. E. Wilder
Jackson Township
John Walwrath
Fannie Walwrath
T. Mather
Robert Wygle
Ames
Charles
M. FE. Aid Society
Palis
Presbyterian Church
Jetter
Florence Hindell
Grady
Dinner Honors Departure of Pease Family
Mt. Vernon Township notes a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Riley Foard for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pease before they move to Humboldt County. Seated for 35, the meal followed by well wishes. Glenn Brown broke a leg and Laura Wright has grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon Township
Fan
Riley Foard
Earl Pease
Humboldt County
Pease
Glenn Brown
Laura Wright
Helen Rockwell
Plainfield
Dale Peck
Bouck
Waterloo
Russell Dietrich
Jim Ulrich
Death and ailments mark Reinbeck notes in late January
Mrs Grnde kert an aged Reinbeck resident died Saturday after a period of illness. Tessie Kahler underwent a home operation by her brother Dr Kahler and is recovering. Walter Keniston suffers quinty and sore throat with a child’s pneumonia. John Wheeler left Reinbeck for Villisca to work as bankkeeper. Alex Stewart returned from Rochester after an operation, and Mrs J K Stewart travels to Spirit Lake to visit daughter Ali Jackson. Dr Jackson is ill. Mrs Robert McCann had a paralytic stroke and remains very low. Senator DeWolt left for Des Moines, Powderly visits Glen Dive Montana to see daughter Florence and sister Mrs Andrew Gertelsen. Rosa Martin of Nebraska visits family. Brown and Herman Miller in town. Mrs J G Gange and children visited Waterloo. Emma Ploog returned to Popejoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Bonkkeeper
Alex Stewart
Rochester
Minn
J. KR. Stewart
Spirit Lake
Alis. Jackson
Jackson
Robert McCann
Senator DeWolt
Des Moines
Co. CG
Powderly
Glendive Mont
Florence
Andrew Gertelsen
Rosa Martin
Nebraska
Brown
Tae Herman Miller
Waterloo
J. G. Gange
Emma Ploog
Popejoy
Resting Doctor Leaves Town as Illness Spreads
North Dunkerton report says Dr Isom departs Sunday for rest with Dr Emery Magee covering. Area sees many grip and severe cold cases though none serious. Barney Canfield shipping several items, details sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dunkerton
Isom
Emery Magee
Barney Canfield
Rural Folks Attend Revival Meets and Farm Moves
The Waterion male singers attended Tuptis church services with a large turnout. The Deawar Roosters chub joined union revival meetings Monday night. Jack Jensen reports strong patronage at his silo and plans to visit Montana soon for farming. Carl Axtell will move to his recently purchased farm in Montana as revival meetings near closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfield Lumber Company
Waterloo
Waterion
P.M. Brant
Hhui
Jack Jensen
Jensen
Dewar News Briefs Include Births Deaths and Visits
Sr and Mrs Joseph Knidiman welcomed a baby boy Friday. Mrs Link Iridley was taken to Wa ter for gall stone surgery. Joseph Fuchs turned 77 last Sunday. Dorothy Miedon died Wednesday at four and half months from spinal meningitis. Interment at Mt Zion. J W Fritz and Nellie Fuchs visited from Waterloo. John Schmitt attends Newhampton poultry show with prize winners. George Metcalf of Waterloo visited. Royal Neighbors held a public installation and oyster supper. Gertrude Schmitt traveled to Waterlo to attend Sisters school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Schmitt
Waterlow
Local notes from Eagle Center and surrounding area
Jan 24 sale at Mul len's drew a good crowd with solid prices. Local residents report health notes including John Gill convalescing from the grip. Other items include a car load shipment to Chienge Me and Mrs Garkind’s visitors, visits by Sterling Thompson and family, plans for a harp on John Pierce’s farm, and a new Ford purchased by Grant Miller. Cambridge area names appear in various visits, moves, and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagle Center
L. IF. Mullen
John Gill
Chris Strubel
Chienge
Garkind
Sterling Thompson
Nebraska
Mel Thompson
Stra
Bam Laumuus
Peter
Sim Laingbus
Charles Tresse
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National Biscuit Company
Uneeda
R. E. Newell
Park Ave
Iowa
C.J. Miller
West Fourth Street
Friends OF
Harmon Arg
Washington, D. C
Tait
George Brown
W. C
Ed Mead
Fred Strottman
Readlyn
Herman Schmadeke
Tda
Anna Priepke
Austin
Allan
Nellie Bartlett
Greene
Christian Church
John Martin
Omaha
Alliance
Neb
Floyd Hodson
Cerney
Mr. Ross
Ed Hickle
Gertrude
George Coryell
H. E B. Day
John Thompson
Granite Falls
Mion
R. R. Cook
Thomas Smith
J. B. Hickman
Lydia Hickman
Decatur County
Clarksville Creamery Association
MT. Vernon
Washburn- Cragsby Co
Eave
Washburn
Ealed
Dewar
Scott
Boyce
GE Boyce
Syndicates Bldg
Eagle Center
John Pierce
Leo Bedard
Peter Roganer
Jenny Kerns
Grant Miller
J. Snyder
Samuel Gumbug
Jim Christensen
George Baul G
Ahildean Hela
Guy Wollec
Bradfield Regulator
Atlanta
Klolases
WLAN
London Farms
Waterloo Savings Bank
Commercial Street
West Waterloo
Waterloo Drilling Company
East Third Street
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