Transfers and Society Notes From Cedar Falls June 3 1912
Cedar Falls Iowa June 3 Special George Mitchell superintendent of the state farm at Ames is visiting Cedar Falls guest of John Wilson Mrs L J DeBarr and daughters go to California for extended visit Mr DeBarr continues as Wagner salesman until August then vacation and join family Katharine Crawford returns to Chicago after assisting her mother’s remains here Prof G W Walters spoke to graduates at Juvenile and Forest Hill Capt J W Wilimek reports Co M will join the Fifty third regiment for August encampment Rev J W Fahs conducted funeral of Robert Shillinglaw at Independence Miss Lusila Jackson returns from Fort Smith Ark for vacation at Frank Jackson home Vernon Orr former college student now principal at Conrad calls here Glenn Davis named principal at Shannon City next year Prof Masini appointed supervisor of public playgrounds at Meadville Pa E E Biren and W J Bedford toured northeastern Iowa reporting crop conditions Rain scarce in some areas but crops improving Rev Titug Lowe preached in Des Moines and Bishop Bashford visited Cedar Falls Mrs Nathan Gist returns from Clarion after a fortnight visit Jeanette Sheerer visits Crawford family Mr and Mrs Arthur Benta of Chicago take rooms for summer Senator Kenyon unable to speak due to rain but meets locals at Commercial Club then tours business district
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. DeBarr
California
DeBarr
Wagner Company
Katharine Crawford
Chicago
G. W. Walters
Juvenne
Forest Mry
J. W. Wilimek
Co. M
Iowa Falls
J. W. Fahs
Robert Shillinglaw
Independence
Lusila Jackson
Fort Smith
Ark
Frank ©. Jackson
General Markets Chicago Firm as Weather Sparks Wheat Rally
Chicago market reports show wheat climbed amid favorable weather and improved outlooks in Kansas and the plains. Corn and oats moved with buying interest from commission men while pork and lard futures rose with higher margins and strong packer demand. ribs traded near $10.42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Cattle Receipts and Market Notes Across St Louis and Chicago
Market summaries from St Louis and Kansas City show cattle, sheep, and hog receipts with steady to higher openings. Chicago prices move for butter, eggs, dairy, and grains with hogs and cattle markets opening steady higher and later weakening. cash wheat and corn quotes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Moe
Kansas City
Modane
Ono
Lambe
Penta
Ise
Watiehers
Chinese Exalted Model of US and Washington in Cedar Falls
Bishop James W. Rashford of Pekin China addressed a large audience at the college last night as downtown churches were dismissed for the occasion. He praised America as a model for China noting Washington’s renown and highlighted missionary influence and relief efforts amid famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Walls
Tane
James W. Rashford
Pekin
China
Wishop
Republic of China
America
Washington
Tzig Sels
Special Services in Cedar Falls Church
Two sermons by Rev. B Ju Wras at the Christian church in Cedar Falls drew large crowds. Six converts at the morning service and nine at night signaled strong revival interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Cedar Falls
B. Ju Wras
Christ
Illinoigan Bride Weds Iowa Man at Cedar Falls
Miss Adeline L Grunig of Illinoi and John A Peterson of Elgin Ill united in a Cedar Falls Iowa ceremony at the home of H M Penrow. The couple will reside in Elgin after a luncheon reception and departure gifts were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Ater
Ernest E. Day
Adeline L. Grunig
John A. Peterson
Elgin
H. M. Penrow
Olive Street
Traim
Ries
Chautauqua Ticket Contest Open for Summer Sales
P K Ritz local manager of the E Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute will start selling tickets tomorrow for the upcoming summer assembly. Prizes for top sellers include 50, 25, and 14 dollars with a 5 percent commission for canvassers selling ten or more tickets. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults and 1 for children, with two children equal to one adult. after June 21 prices rise to 8 and 1.5 respectively. At least 1,000 season tickets must be sold to win prizes. Applications to tickets are to be made to Ritz at his Waterloo East High School office. phones office 2672, residence 1434 blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K. Ritz
E Waterloo Chautauqua & Bible Institute
Canvaasers
Waterlo East High School
Waterloo couples listed in marriage license notes
Licensed to wed are Arthur W. Walters and Mabel A. Anderson of Waterloo. Hendrick W. Conrad and Grace E. Huggins, also of Waterloo, along with Arthur J. Paden and Ruth E. Thomas of Waterloo. Dairy butter priced at 26 cents per pound at C. H. Eighmey's grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Walters
Waterloo
Mabel A. Anderson
Hendrick W. Conrad
Grace E. Huggins
Arthur J. Paden
Ruth E. Thomas
C. H. Eighmey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom
Lisle Voiles
Clarence Whitman
Batistes
Pride of the West
Lawn City
Cedar Falle
George Mitchell
State Farm
Ames
John Wilson
Mitchell
State College
Vernon Orr
Conrad
YM. G. A
Boulder
Colo
Glenn Davis
Shannon City
Davis
Harry Davis
Olr
Sunmmer
Masini
Meadville
Biren
Bedford
Iowa
Titug Lowe
First Methodist Church
Des Moines
Vans
City
Bishop Bashford
Mrs
4. L
Nathan Gist
Clarion
Jeannette Sheerer
Rev
Congregational Church
Arthur Benta
Cuteaga
Rait
Benta
Kenyon
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
C.S. Bennett
Marsh-Price Ltdg
Tae
Dar
Cruchness
Canler
South Dakota
Reed
Reid
N. S
Noodd
Nad
Churchman
Condi
TIONS
United States
Illinoigan
Miss Grunig
John
A. Peterson
John F. Swope
State Teachers’ College
John F. Swone
Corn Belt Telephone
J. J. Wright
Far West
W. B. Geller
Boseman
Mont
New York
ST_ LOUIS
Minneapolis
Wellington
Saane
IBE Inc
B. L. Morrow
B.L. Morrow
A. ¥. Fetters
Esther Banton
Nlice
First United Brethren Church
Park Avenue and
Lafayette
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