Brief Notes of Small Town Travel and Events at Gallar Falls
A compilation of local items from Gallar Falls Ja dated Jan 26 including an Illinois Central engine mishap delaying traffic, several residents’ activities such as Mrs T J Burr traveling to Independence and Mrs Young visiting from Billings with a scarlet fever illness, deaths and funerals for Milton Cloverman John T Porter, a house purchase by Prof Geo H Mount, surgeries for Mrs James Rowell and Mrs Carl Brandt, Rice & Dayton Manufacturing annual meeting, Floyd Sargent’s Rochester trip, and invitations from Mr and Mrs H J Pfeiffer for a dinner and card evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgadar Falls
Illinois Central
T. J. Burr
Independence
Geo. H. Mount
Teach
Robinson 10 Retire From Store in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Iowa January 26 special The Robinson Dry Goods Co met Saturday evening and elected officers for the ensuing year George W Hughes president F O Jackson vice president Leo Hughes treasurer L H Hughes secretary Directors include C A Boehmler and the above named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Robinson Dry Goods Co
Geo. W. Hughes
F. O. Jackson
Leo Hughes
L. H. Hughes
C. A. Boehmler
City in Brief Killed, Experienced Optical Service Offered
Local notes from Buchanan and surrounding areas cover residents visiting Cedar Rapids and Chicago, an array of calls at stores and clubs, and social events. Reports include a Burns banquet at the Caledonian association, a fire cleanup at Russell-Lamson building, a dog death after being hit, and multiple visits across towns with names and locations noted.
Mittens Free Gift At Waterloo Store
George Wilson announced a 7 30 am free distribution of mittens and gloves at his 1 X 1 IL store 703 Lafayette Street. No one visited the shop. future distribution at 4 pm tomorrow will be advertised in the Courier. An aid note from a friend is required. about 100 mittens and gloves, six trousers remain from charity stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
1. X. IL
Lafayette Street
Evening Courier
Wilson
Courier
Waterloo
Vincent Vinolla touted as blood maker and body builder
A Brooklyn mother reports her two year old daughter improved after six weeks on Vinolla. She says the tonic boosted appetite, energy, and looks, and she praises its blood enriching effects. The maker guarantees satisfaction or refunds. Waterloo druggist also promotes the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Vinci
Geo. PF. Muuro
Brooklyn
N.Y
Wangler Broy. Co
Jr. Miller
Waterioo
Mt Auburn Social Notes Show Neighbor Visits
Mt Auburn Iowa January 24 and nearby towns show a bustle of visits. Lew and Mrs Strong, Frank and Mrs Williams, Geo Cowell, A Taylor, Grace Randall, Minnie Brown, Lormor, Mercer Davis, Roy Randall, McCraedy, Pavey, Trego, Fiossie Swaim, Chaunrey Taylor, John Healy, Kari Appleton and others are recorded as visiting relatives or friends in Iowa City Waterloo Vinton and La Porte City during the week with several trips to Garrison Doran and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coats
Edna Coats
Herbert Figel
West Liberty
C.Y. Fisher
Mlinois
Mr. Figel
Henry Bassett
Cedar Rapids
Miases Thurza
Bertie Appleton
Vinton
Art York
Spicher
Shellsburg
Elmer
H. J. Lamb
Co. H. Kitchen
Mat Shaney
Waterloo
Lormor
Ruth Bassett
Miss Dudly
McKinley
Cora Petersen
la Porte City
Frank Greenwalt
Christopher
Brandon
Wade Frink
Wilse
Brookings
Grover
Billy St. Clair
Mt. Auburn
Lew Strong
Iowa City
Frank Williams
Rowley
Roy Goasch
Geo. Cowell
Sam Pollock
Cowell
Rochester
Minn
Lloyd
A. Taylor
Grace Randall
Minnie Brown
A. Abbott
Geo. Lormor
Mercer Davis
Roy Randall
Near Garrison
McCraedy
McPherson, Vian
Kari Appleton
la Porte
Larson Grocery Sold to D H Drake in Waterloo
D H Drake became owner of the F Larson grocery at 607 Jefferson street after a morning deal. The new proprietor will not take control until Wednesday morning. Larson, in business twelve years, will stay in the city to manage other interests. Drake, from Ohio a year ago, has substantial grocery experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Drake
F. Larson
Jefferson Street
Larson
Drake
Waterloo
Ohio
Laxative Bromide Quinine Ad Offer at Bar Gain Variety
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with a refund if it fails. It features E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and mentions 25 cent price. Also notes a sale of blanker blankets at 222 W. 4th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 4Th
E. W. Grove
Enrollment Surges as East High Sets Record
New enrollees flood both East and West High, with East High recording about 525 students including 125 in the eighth grade. Administrators Kiine and district superintendents report the largest enrollment in history amid notable staff changes across ward schools including Hawthorne Washington and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East and
Wast High
East Highs
East High
W. Kiine
Kline
East Side Ward
Lola Hughes
Hawthorne Schol
Miss Walser
Washington
Grawe
Will Worl
Jillian Landless
Washington School
Manning
Clara Schrag
Lincoln School
Car Ablaze Causes Quick Egress on West Ninth Street
A front end fire erupted on West Ninth Street car No 204 as the motorman activated power. Flames from the dynamo shot out, the crew backed away and passengers rushed to exit. The blaze lasted minutes and the car was returned to the house with the power end damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
West Ninth Street
Varied Weather Across Regions Forecast This Week
Washington January 26 forecast from the weather bureau predicts unsettled conditions in most areas except the northeast, central Rocky Mountains and far southwest. A plains disturbance brings snows from Missouri to the Mississippi Valley eastward, with rising temperatures reaching the Atlantic coast by Monday night or Tuesday. A second system from the North Pacific coast sustains rain and snow west of the Rockies, spreading to the Rockies by Tuesday, plains by Tuesday night or Wednesday, central valleys and lake region by Wednesday and Thursday, and eastern states by Friday. Clearing and colder temperatures to follow starting Tuesday in the west and Thursday in the central region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Plains States
Missouri
Mississippi
Atlantic Coast
North Pacific Coast
Rockies
Rocky Mountains
Central Valleys
Lake Region
Eastern States
Far West
Weather Outlook Shifts Across Regions This Week
The forecast notes a transition from rainfall in the south on Monday and Tuesday to fair weather later in the week. By week’s end conditions should brighten across the central United States with improving skies and mild temperatures expected in the eastern areas.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Packard
Waterloo Evening Courier
Wanero Bendha
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Fourth
Main Streets
Lawn City
Ers’ College
J. P. Larsen
James Rowell
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Carl Brandt
Milton Cloverman
The
Catholic Aid Society
Edward Gorman
John T. Porter
Rice & Dayton Manufacturing Company
Floyd Sargent
Mrs. Young
Billings, Mont
C. H. Clark
H. J. Pfeiffer
Robinson
Buchanan
A. A. Lynn
Brother
Dortance M. Place
Chicago
Ida
New Orleans
Caledonian Association
Burns
Galloway Club
New Arcade
Russell-Lamson
Tra Daley
Nora Springs
C. O. Hummel
Pearl Williams
Gladstone Cafe
Fowler Street
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Clara Phill
Des Moines
E. F. Wise
Clay Street
Walter Purtell
Uncle Sam
Parcel Post Department
Dunkerton
Guy W. Campbell
C. W. Campbell
T. M. Place
Christ Episcopal Church
Lady Maccabees
Seash Hell
Lady Militant Social Circle
C. F
Waterloo Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Charles Walensky
Geo. W. Hackett
Brishbin
Mr. Hackett
St. Louis
Flor
Bargain Variety
Larson Grocery
Sheraton
Chippendale
Artcraft
Macey Library
Ian
Waterton
Macey
Majestic Theatre
HAL Stephens & CO
Hamil & Ablate
Dave Vanfield
Joe Carroll
Mutual Weekly
Amateurs
Fasirnzes
Russell- Lamson Hall
AVING
Irving Block
Bridge Street
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
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