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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1914
Page
9
Waterloo store prepares for its first Mill End Sale beginning Tuesday July 7. Buyers from mills importers and wholesalers have supplied most stock with prices cut to Mill End Sale levels. The event aims to clear mill ends and regular stock alike as Golden Mill End banners decorate the store.
Mrs Bromtoni returns to Laverne Ia from visit with daughter Della. C P Beardsley returns from Montana to homestead 220 acres near Hinsdale. Mrs C H Posson and daughter visit in Reinbeck. Mr and Mrs Geo Taylor travel to Princeton for 10 days. Sam Armstead called to Sioux Rapids by sick father. Funeral in Sum merfield Kan for brother of M L Brown. H A Wilson returns from Rochester Minn, after three weeks hospital care. Elizabeth Rebekah lodge convenes July 7. strong attendance urged. Wedding at Reinbeck as Miss Suitie M Robinson and James N Meyers wed with lavender gown. Zebulon Terral dies. survived by Georges, Frank Terrall of Reinbeck, Sylvia Shearn of Updar Wills. Twin girls born to Mr and Mrs Trentilly Ackermanah. Auto Co changes as G G El Tatdertrand retires. W C Rumft takes control. Mason & Hansen formed with Mason as partner. Cameron family welcome first boy. Kennison family greet baby girl. A shower at G R Koht home and other local visits noted. Various residents visiting relatives and friends. many travel to Waterloo and surrounding towns. Sixteen children receive first communion at Catholic church. Nelie Hintnall returns to Elgin after visit. Merrill Vint of St Louis visiting Albert Merrill. Miss Michie Graham returns from Madison Wisconsin. Local updates on residents’ health, births, deaths, and social events fill week’s column.
Denver notes July events including Ernest Willie visiting with officials and appointments. Arnold Vogelandg, previously overseeing health matters, has been guiding bolle tasks. Miss Clarence Fedesel travels to Chive for nurse training. Bruns buys John Welte’s stake in the Cemene Bhadl Company, new firm name TC Bins & Co.
Bristow Iowa July 2 bids for erection of the new school building were opened with Mr. Burbridge of Allison awarded the contract at 12500 dollars. Heating and plumbing are let for 2500 dollars. The site sits east of Mrs. W P Woodworth residence with three acres bought from F E Newbury at 200 dollars per acre. Building to be brick with five assembly rooms and no recitation rooms.
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