July Clearing at Sale Tomorrow Highlights Pillow Cases
Tomorrow one lot 45 by 36 inches hemstitched embroidered pillow cases priced 69 cents a pair. The wash goods sale continues with selections at 6 cents 8 cents 1234 cents and 5 cents.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1913
Page
5
Tomorrow one lot 45 by 36 inches hemstitched embroidered pillow cases priced 69 cents a pair. The wash goods sale continues with selections at 6 cents 8 cents 1234 cents and 5 cents.
Rail officials in Waterloo announce immediate start on laying interchange tracks at the north end of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific yards to connect with the Chicago Great Western. The project, delayed over minor details for more than a year, will enable freight car interchange under Roadmaster John McNulty.
Nationwide heat pushes temperatures into the 90s and 100s with reports from Iowa Omaha Denver Chicago and Pueblo. Rain fell in Canada Illinois New York Florida Ohio and northern Minnesota as a cooler front nears and forecasts predict rain and relief later in the week.
Mrs Hayes and daughter Mies Nel fie Hayes visit Chenoa from Illinois while E Link plans a three month vacation from Waterloo Business College studies. Miss Dickinson vacations visiting Waverly and Cedar Rapids. Dr Boysen family returns from Chicago trip. Rail traffic shows heavy vacation business with even east west split. Mr McMahon relocates to town as new Imols Central traveling freight agent with family on Walnut St. Several locals travel for kin and work as Knights Templar gathering at Spirit Lake and Templar Park features.
State witnesses testified Mrs. Wells had a good reputation in Mason City while admitting his lack of financial support, T Wells claimed separation and care for his children. The pair, with Richard Burns, were arraigned as neighbors and relatives testified for the defense in a Mason City police court proceeding.
Ottumwa Iowa July 14 a Sunday brawl used a dirk razor and baseball bats leaving Joe Grande a Bear Creek miner with a fractured skull He initially was thought fatally wounded but physicians now expect recovery Grando allegedly attacked Jim McAnna with a dirk to settle a quarrel Dave Howell defended McAnna with a baseball bat striking Grande Deputy Sheriff Morrisey held Howell and Sheriff Knox detained McAnna awaiting doctor verdict on Grande and Barber Shop arrest details
Waterloo friends note the marriage of Miss Isabelle Bennett to Willard Perry of Fall River Massachusetts. The ceremony took place in Omaha Nebraska on June a. Mrs Bennett Perry moved to Waterloo from Town Falls years ago and worked as a stenographer for William Galloway and the Waterloo Gasoline Engine companies. Mr Perry is in the newspaper business at Fall River.
J G Dutton and family of Newton visit the H N Silliman home. John Hughes of Omaha visits daughter Lula on Washington and Fourth. Burch and Gilkey report safe arrival in London. Mrs Hecker returns to Clinton after visiting Cedar Rapids. Kate McNally hosts dinner for Mrs Merrill Richards of Los Angeles. G W Samson visits Charles City. Burke joins Wm Severin Grocery. Grahams move to river-side summer home. Teachers College societies host picnics with Alpha Phi and Clios and Orlos joining river outings. James Patterson visits La Porte. Dan Anderson back in Waterloo. Epworth League hosts reception for Mrs Woolson-Brooks of Des Moines. Latra Durst returns to Danbury. River cottages rented. Missionary Society to meet with midweek prayer. Trich family moves into Dan Clark house on Olive Street. Younker returns to be with daughter A H Lamb.
The Waterloo owned house boat moored upriver near the stone bluff sank as waves swept over its deck. Contents were water soaked and drying will take days. Today bids open for a $50,000 International Harvester building and for a $50,000 municipal lighting plant approved by voters.
Multiple accidents at One Iowa Gate Co. have left workers injured. Peter Sorensen was struck on the head by a falling spool from about ten feet, temporarily sidelining him. George Mullen suffered serious injuries to his right hand, keeping him out for several days. Waterloo couple to move to San Francisco.
John Green, employed by Chas. Shofenburg, was arrested by a Pinkerton agent in Cedar Rapids and jailed in Marion. He is charged with passing a forged $24 check to H. N. Israel last May, allegedly signing Shofenburg’s name. The Cedar Falls National Bank hired the Pinkerton man to pursue him. Rev Otis Holmes preached at First Presbyterian Waterloo as Rev H W Reherd preached a pulpit exchange.
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