Travelers and social notes from Cedar Falls July event list
Cedar Falls July notes record Jones and son returning home after a brief business trip. The Roush family relocates west of the college campus to West Twenty second Street. Mrs. Allen Aldrich travels to Mason City then Canada. Jessie Barnes visits Conrad before returning home. Mrs. J. H. Van Dyke returns from Minneapolis. Merle Lawrence, ill, enjoyed a countryside ride. Mrs. Studgvin and three Magnolia Ill visitors stay with Mrs. J. W. Shields. B. E. Nelson and wife en route to Albert Lea. W. B. Martin returns from St. Louis Alton Wilmington and Chicago trip. Verna Taylor visits Marie Mullarkey on Clay Street. Mullarkey plans to visit Reinbeck for the Fourth. Dr. H. H. Seerley seeks a Cleveland librarian to replace Miss Dunham. Dunham has moved to Bloomington Ind. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. McCarty and two children from Corydon arrive to visit H. L. Stech.
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Jessie Barnes
Conrad
J. H. van Dyke
Minneapolis
Merle Lawrence
BE. L. Nelson
Misses CunninghamReported Sick At Home Of Father
The Misses Bridgie and Anna Cunningham are reported very sick at their father Martin Cunningham's home south of town. William E. Williams of Dubuque visited old friends and his sister Mrs. George Rowell at Sixth and Washington Streets. Mayor and Mrs. W Hi Merner return home tonight from their bridal trip and will live at 910 Washington. The Eastern Star held a meeting with large attendance despite heat, about fifteen summer school students attended. Dr. W P Crumpacker of Independence hospital was a business caller in the city yesterday.
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Bridgie
Anna Cunningham
Martin Cunningham
Wm. E. Williams
Dubuque
George Rowell
Sixth
Washington Streets
W. Hi. Merner
Merner
Washington Street
Eastern Star Order
W. P. Crumpacker
Independence
Two Men Hurt Under Engine in Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls on July 2, Ralph Woods and Wm Larsen were badly hurt at the Woods warehouse on Washington street while unloading a gasoline engine when a gang plank gave way. The heavy machinery toppled and bruised their arms and backs. The incident occurred during unloading operations.
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Cedar Falls
Ralph Woods
Wm. Larsen
Woods
Washington Street
Galloway Company Finds New Markets Amid Balkan War Disruption
The Galloway Company, long active in the Balkan trade, faces war related shipping risks and payment problems, yet reports a surge in exports. Ten engines sent to Norway, eleven to Australia, twenty six boxes to Peru, sixteen to Holland, with a Quebec order awaiting fulfillment. Official Infamity Falk calls conditions par-excellent and predicts Waterloo industry will remain busy in the coming months.
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Balkan
Galloway Company
Denmark
South America
Australia
Globe
Norway
Peru
Holland
Quebec
Falk
Waterloo
Wise and Con Sell Drug Store In Cedar Falls
Henry Watters and D. J. Watters, brothers, have purchased the Wise and Bryant drug business, oldest in Cedar Falls since 1867, and will take possession at once with Henry and his brother moving from Primghar to manage the store. The sale follows the retirement of Major Bryant and Park Wise years ago.
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Cedar Falls
Henry Watters
D. J. Watters
C. A. Wise& Sons
Primghar
C. A. Wise & Sons
City
C. A. Wise
Wm. Bryant
Wise & Bryant
Major Bryant
Park Wise
Washington
Clarence H. Wise
Waterloo Drops To Second In Dreadful Series Loss
Ottumwa builds a 3 to 0 win as Lorenzen shines with strong defense and two double plays backing him. Waterloo’s offense struggles, Blodgett relieved by Pressey after a rough inning. Notable plays include home runs by Schliebner and Senno, and key double plays from Sampson and House. Attendance reaches 180 at Ottumwa.
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Ottumwa
Waterloo
Lorenzen
Blodgett
Geals
Pressy
RLW
Ale
Kensel
UW IF
Senna
Waterloo AB. R. HL
Sighn
Hanson
Macauley
Preasy
Sampson
House
Schliebner
Senno
Wall
Sheldon
Wintz
Wise
Tressy
A O Teams to Play on Fourth at Red Cedar Park
Waterloo and Dubuque Knights of Columbus amateur baseball clash at Red Cedar Park on July 4 at 2 30 pm. Dubuque brings strong players with KC council boasting skilled locals. Local manager Frank Mulkern fields top candidates for a decisive midseason test before later rematches. Miss Dorothy Childs visits Des Moines before returning home to Lenox.
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Waterloo
Dubuque
Dubuque Knights
Kane
Metchett
Schlueter
Conlin
McCauley
Matt
Wilcott
Kenneally
McDonald
Frank Mulkern
Knights
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Childs
Ruth Fairbanks
Des Moines
Lennx
Annual Meeting of Galloway Co in Westfield
The William Galloway Company stockholders meet Tuesday July 15 at the Westfield offices. Directors hold a regular meeting Monday July 14. Reports expected to show the greatest gain in the company’s history.
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William Galloway Co
Westfield
Board Probes Old Murder Case in New Hampton
New Hampton, July 2. State board of parole members Senator W H Berry Indianola Editor David C Mott Marengo and Dr J E Howe Greenfield visited New Hampton to investigate Hermann Boeck condemned to life for murder of his sister in law Augusta Bartz. The 17 year old case remains in local memory as Boeck claimed a hunting shot went wild. He sought protection from sheriff Murphy's mother during the manhunt.
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New Hampton
W. H. Berry
Indianola
David C. Mott
Marengo
J. E. Howe
Greenfield
State Board of Parole
Hermann Boeck
Augusta Bartz
Webb-Kenyon enforcement urged by Iowa attorney general
Des Moines July 2 County attorneys in Iowa were instructed by Attorney General Cosson to vigorously pursue liquor cases flagged as potential Webb-Kenyon act violations. He clarified that shipments to private individuals for personal use are not deemed illegal, but purchases in suspicious quantities suggesting bootlegging will be pursued. Several cases pending since the act’s start hinge on these distinctions. George G. Davis Charles Vaughan and F A Naughton travel to Colorado Wyoming and Salt Lake City for mining and mountain visits.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Cosson
George G. Davis
Charles Vaughan
F. A. Naughton
Colorado
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Mr. Vaughan
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Balkan States
Post Tavern
Postum Co
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Iusiness Was Established
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Tlinois Central
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Red Cedar
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New York City
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