SEELEY MERRILL NUPTIALS AND TOWN NOTES
Announcements report Miss Elizabeth Merrill and Mr Edmond Seeley marrying June 12 at Starved Rock Illinois and that the couple will live on a farm at Larch Grove Iowa. Also notes Katherine Walters to wed Frank M Sutton July 9 in Clinton Iowa and other community events including a Music Teachers Association session with Alfred Calzin and Clarence Eddy. Doris Merner to return from Philadelphia and take Vassar exams as a band concert shifts to 7 PM.
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Cedar
Elizabeth Merrill
Edmond Seeley
Starved Rock
B. W. Merrill
Larch Grove
Walters
Katherine Walters
Clinton
Frank M. Sutton
Tulsa
Okla
Misa ‘Walters
The
Music Teachers’ Association of Iowa
Opera House
Alfred Calzin
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Eddy
Chicago
College
Traveling hypnotist stunts in Cedar Falls display window
A traveling hypnotist staged a stunt in a Cedar Falls drug store show window to attract youngsters. A clown dressed performer fished in an imaginary pond, drawing laughs as a promotional advertising ploy. The Finchford Creamery picnic is planned for next Wednesday at Finchford with talks by Prof. A. A. Berger and Prof. R. A. Cave.
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Cedar Falls
Travelers and Visitors Highlight Small Town Notes
Misses Mary Doxey and Mary George of Monticello visit Cedar Falls friends Mabel and Genevieve Paulger at Third and Franklin. Myrle and Florence Robinson plan a three week tour to Madison Milwaukee Chicago and Cedar Rapids. Lulu and Halbert Holmes visit Algona. J T McClinton returns from the east with plans for a new picture house. John Fearer heads to Toronto Cal. for land work. Clarence Knapp returns from Sacramento. Mrs John Caldwell hosts St Luke's guild. Elizabeth Beppner plans Kansas trip in July.
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Cedar Falla
Mary Doxey
Mary George
Monticello
Mabel
Genevieve Paulger
Third
Franklin Streets
Myrle
Florence Robinson
Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Lulu
Halbert Holmes
Algona
John Fearer
Toronto
D. D
Clarence Knapp
Sacramento
Cal
Lanfest Knapp
John Caldwell
St. Luke's Guild
Oak Ridge
Elizabeth Beppler
Kansas
Society News Roundup of Local Clubs and Wedding
Friday events include the Friday Bridge Club at 516 Mulberry and Plymouth Congregational auxiliary at 1025 Logan avenue hosted by Mrs. W. G. Wang and Miss Jessie Sweeney. Evening activities list many church and lodge gatherings. Officiating wedding: Rev. G.R. Parker presided at the marriage of Prof. Harold Lemming and Miss Hazel Lou Allen. Also notes on club entertainments, a surprise farewell party for the Longfellow couple, and the Coterie Club picnic plan at Electric Park. Foley Kidney Pills advertised with guarantee and druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Codex
Mulberry
Plymouth Congregational Auxiliary
W. G. Wang
Jessie Sweeney
Logan Avenue
Woman’s Missionary Society of Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Central Church of Christ
King’s Heralds of
St. Paul’s
GR. Parker
Union Congregational Church
Lobrville
Harold Lemming
Hazel Lou Allen
Lemming
Elsworth College
Iowa Falls
Parker
Coterie Club
Fred Fisher
Mul ‘Berry Street
Electric Park
W. H. McCoy
Dubuque
Dorothy Fisher
Agnes Murphy
Mis. Thomas Flynn
Fourth Street
GetSIt Corn Cure Promises Quick Corn Vanish
An advertisement touts GETSIT as a painless 2 second corn remedy that stops pain and causes corns warts and bunions to disappear. It claims no damage to healthy flesh and urges purchase via Lawrence & Co. in Chicago with a mail order option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bk, Lawrence & Co
Cokaco
Company M to Enter State Shoot Near Des Moines
Cedar Falls June 19 Special several members of Company M M G will leave Sunday for Des Moines to compete in the state shoot starting Monday. Mont Soules Dave Harner John Vorhees Thorval Holst and Hans Jubl will represent the company. The three day state meet offers path to regimental and national shoots with Iowa covering expenses. Cedar Falls residents meet President Wilson and Mrs Goodykoontz write of the visit in Washington noting encounters with Senator Cummins and Mrs Forrest Lawrence of Portland at the national museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Des Moines
Mont Soules
Dave Harner
John Vorhees
Thorval Holst
Hans Jubl
Iowa
Wilson
W. W. Goodykoontz
East
J. G. Packard
Washington, D. C
Dairy Meeting at Dunkerton Next Saturday Evening
A dairy meeting and feed and dairy gathering are set for Saturday evening, June 1, at Dunkerton. The event will organize a dairy test association with Prof. A A Berger speaking on The Silo and Feeds and Prof. R A Cave presenting on Improving the Dairy Herds. Jena Jorgensen, recently struck by a Rock Island train, is recovering and expected to be out soon. Cedar Falls firms to erect barns on the Dunbar farm near Clear Lake.
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Dunkerton
A. A. Berger
The
Black Hawk Improvement Association
R. A. Cave
Ames
Jena Jorgensen
Rock Island
Cedar Falls
Dunbar
Connell-Cowan Lumber Company
C. T. Simpson
P. A. Dunbar
Clear Lake
Temperature Hits Century Mark in Yesterday Weather Shock
A Buchanan indicator tallied 100 degrees yesterday afternoon marking another season high after the prior 98 and 99. The coolest period in the last 24 hours was 75 degrees between 2:00 and 5:20 this morning as hourly readings ranged from noon to 10:00 PM with fluctuating values tending upward toward the peak.
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Buchanan
The Still Voice advertisement in Crystal today
A brief advertisement titled The Still Voice runs in Crystal today promising moral lessons and guidance through a featured display. The copy emphasizes virtue and reflection as a community reminder.
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Vitagraph
the Voice
Crystal Today
Row Over Roosevelt In Outlook Office Denied
Willam B. Howland vice president and publisher Karl W. Howland treasurer and Harold J. Howland department head resign from the Outlook. Howland says he bought a large interest in the Independent. Abbott says the resignations come from publishing policy differences, not Roosevelt editorial policy.
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Roosevelt
Outlook Office
New York
Outlook Company
Ashland Slugger Leads Waterloos Ninth Inning Comeback
Monmouth Iowa June 19 Water 100 lost the second game of the series in ten innings to Monmouth, granting the fifth straight defeat for Manager Andrews. Bentley and Tuttle pitched well, Macauley made six putouts and three assists at short, Ashland hit a circuit drive for Waterloo, and Davey White drove in the winning run as Welch and Walsh doubled to end the game.
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Monmouth
Water 100
Andrews
Bentley
Tuttle
Macauley
Waterloo
Ashland
Davey White
Welch
Walsh
Ng A
White
Wintz
Wee Ae
Corkhill
A. Sheldon
Siglin
C. Sheldon
Rt Ashland
Tuttle P
Hollenbeck Rf
AB. R. Hpo
E Nolt
Sampson
Menne
Lund
St . Tierney
Rf Fingal
Ae Reinhart
Simmoney
aAskland
Askland
Reduced prices on beds springs and mattresses at People's
People's Furniture Co at 706 Lafayette Street advertises reduced prices on all beds springs and mattresses with a clear sale emphasis and location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Furniture Co
Lafayette St
Members Defend Personal Honesty in Marconi Affair
London reports that for the first time in years British cabinet members defended their personal honesty before Parliament over American Marconi shares. Attorney General Sir Rufus Isaacs and Chancellor of the Exchequer David Lloyd George admitted thoughtlessness and error in not fully disclosing facts from last October. Their defense ended with a tense, dramatic scene as they left the House to cheers from supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rufus Isaacs
David Lloyd George
Panama
Marconi
News Notes of North Waterloo items
News Notes of North Waterloo reports A Fish has returned from Omaha after a two day business trip Clarence Kinsel becomes office boy in the master mechanic s office of the S C Clea Michael plans to leave soon for Cedar Rapids by bicycle to spend part of his vacation Friends expect him to break several pedaling records James L Taft claim agent of the IC based in Dubuque was a city visitor yesterday
Henwood Death Sentence Returned in Second Trial
Denver jurors sentenced Harold F Henwood to death for the May 24 1911 barroom killings of Copeland and Atkinson. Copeland and Von Phul died from stray bullets, while Atkinson and Copeland were bystanders. The trial set in motion a fatal end for Henwood with first degree murder verdict and prescribed death penalty.
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Denver
Colo
Harold F. Henwood
George E. Copeland
Henwood
Sylvester L. von Phul
St. Louis
James W. Atkinson
Copeland
Atkinson
von Phul
City street paving plan for Fowler and West 6th streets
The city proposes paving Fowler Street and West 6th Street within the described limits to 40 feet roadway width and 30 feet for other streets, with Portland cement concrete curbs and gutters. Paving will use five inches concrete base, one inch asphalt binder, and 1.5 inches asphalt wearing surface, except where W C F N Ry Co rails require brick blocks on six inches concrete base. A five year guarantee and bond of at least one dollar per square yard are required, with costs assessed to abutting owners by benefit, law, and funds availability. railroad-cost share per law. Deadline noted as June 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Waterloo
Council Chamber
Iowa
Peppler Avenue
Sullivan Avenue
Moir Street
West 6Th Street
Randolph Street
Wellington Street
Virden Street
Falls Avenue
Randall Street
West 5Th Street
Locust Street
Bayard Street
Fourth Street
5Th Street
West 9Th Street
South Street
8Th Street
9Th Street
Denver Street
Sth Street
Williston Avenue
Baltimore
Western Avenue
Fowler Street
Leity
Benpler Avenue
6Th Street
Fith Street
Laconst Street
4Th Street
West 8Th Street
Baltimore Street
R. L. Thompson
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Bride IS
Prof
Merrill
Music Teachers’ Association
Doris Merner
Philadelphia
Fisher
Calzin
Finchford Creamery
Finchford Creamery Company
Finchford
Lawn City
J. T. McClinton
Society News
Mia
J. EB. Johnson
Broadway
Walnut Street Baptist
First Baptist RE. Y. P. T
Walnut Street
Baptist
Epworth League of First M. E
Cedar Heights
BE. J. I Steals
Temple Reshekah Lodge
I. G. O. F. Hall
Girard Court
Tribe of
Clara Koepke
Ella Ashbrenner
Maple Street
J. M. Longfellow
California
Arconomia Club
Foley & Co
Mt Boyo
Jens Jorgensen
Northwestern Land & Investment CO
West Fourth Street
Berkley’s Hardware Store
Katherine L. Norton
New Bedford
Mass
North Waterloo
Aunt Mary
R. L. Degon
Howard’s Animals
J. Jolly Jones
Howard Martelle
Ventriloquist
Emerson, Morris & Walton
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