Family Reunion At Wilson Home In Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Ja June 24 Special The Wilson family holds an annual reunion with Mrs RL Will of Denison as honored guest. Attendees include Rev E Miller and wife five children of Evansville Wis W M Wilson and family George F Wilson E M Wilson all of Cedar Falls plus Mrs Julia Cox and her daughter Lulu and Mrs F M Wernerling of the city. Marion McFarland and Chelsea J Howard wed at the bride’s aunt’s home and the newlyweds plan an eastern trip then reside in Marshalltown. George Wilson and family plan to move to California to take charge of a ranch near Oakland. Several Cedar Falls notables and guests attend events and notes on local rainfall and other society items.
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Cedar Falls
Wilson
RL. Will of
Denison
E. Miller
Evansville
Wis
W. M. Wilson
George F. Wilson
E. M. Wilson
Julia Cox
Lulu
City
F. M. Wemerling
Hill
Ira
Dickinson
N. D
Marion Mc Farland
Chelsea
Howard
Marshalltown
Marion MacFarland-Walker
D. W . Fahs
Presbyterian Church Ory
Clark
McFarland
Europe
Peter Mclendy
Joseph Eippeck
Des Moines
Eldridge Wilson
Ransome
N. C
George
California
George Wilson
Leversee
Mount Vernon Township
Oakland
Cal
Dakota
Lewis Harris
City in Brief and Local Notices Snapshot
A collection of brief items notes talks about amber tinted lenses and their use with Buchanan, family visits, illnesses including typhoid at Ferry Hall, and several marriages and social visits. It also reports an auto accident injuring a crossing pedestrian, a drowning incident, a western coast trip for Miss Kuhns, and adoption of twin girls after the story of five deserting children. Legal notices include injunctions and lawsuits involving rail and manufacturing firms, while public figures discuss the Republican convention. A local couple, the Rosenkrants, face divorce-related legal action and a Virginia wedding is noted.
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Buchanan
Beulah Bingham
Wall Lake
Marion Chapman
C. W. Chapman
Ferry Hall
Lake Forest
Mystery death of Elizabeth Maidlen in Washington Indiana
Washington Indiana June 26 Circumstances indicate murder or possible arsenic poisoning in the death of Elizabeth Maidlen. Her sister Mrs Farr Barnett woke at 1 am to her suffering and a physician found her in agony. The candy given by a Chicago man and sent for analysis at Iowa City University is part of the investigation. Maidlen was engaged to Harry Campbell with the wedding planned soon. Local ads note shirts at 35 cents or three for a dollar and local butter and groceries.
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Washington, In
Elizabeth Maidlen
Farr Barnett
Miss Maidlen
Miss Maiden
Chicago
Miss Maillen
State University
Iowa City
Harry Campbell
Here
Marion Chapman to Return to Nashville as Music Instructor
Cedar Falls notes report Marion Chapman, music instructor at Fisk University, back for summer and retained for another year. Iowa music teachers meet in Grinnell. Isabelle Loomis to do summer institute work. Seerley to speak at Creston and Iowa City. Jeffers family visiting in Topeka. Silliman family visits from Colorado. Mrs. Wilson visits Kendallville to see son Rev. H A Wilson. H W Tuttle to lecture Sunday in Grinnell on a Sunday School Trip Through Montana.
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Cedar Falls
Marion Chapman
Fiske University
Nashville, Tenn
W. S. Frederickson
Mies Mae Dahl
C. A. Fullerton
Grinnell
Iowa Music Teachers
Isabelle Loomis
Cascade
Seerley
Union County Institute
Creston
Iowa City
A. B. Jeffers
Sillimans
Topeka
Edward Silliman
Colorado
Lucy Silliman
G. J. Wilson
Kendallville
Ind
H. A. Wilson
Episcopal Church
H. W. Tuttle
Congregational
Montana
First M. E. church women hold all day meeting and elect officers
The ladies of the First M. E. church held an all day meeting in the church parlors with Mrs. W. F. Spry as hostess. The Home Missionary Society elected officers including President Mrs. O. W. Armagast and Librarian Mrs. T. L. Fegen. Lunch was served, Foreign missionary program followed, and a later officers change noted. A treasurer’s report showed nearly $200 earned serving meals during the Sunday school convention. John Asquith celebrated his seventy seventh birthday with a surprise at his Jefferson street home by Robert Anderson Post.
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Ladies of the First M
W. F. Spry
Home Missionary Society
O. W. Armagast
John Boynton
C. Cadwallader
A. B. Hallowell
W. A
Abbs
James Cook
Cook
John Asquith
Jefferson Street
Robert Anderson Post
M B A. No. 1115 Entertains with Box Social at Pinkerton Hall
Over 150 members of M. B. A. No. 1115 enjoyed an entertainment and box social at Pinkerton hall. The event featured a play by the Ladies Industrial society of the Union Congregational church titled The Light Brigade and a generous supper with gifts from the G A R and Lincoln Circle souvenirs. A Waterloo pianist and organist Miss Olsen, recently with Luther college, is leaving for a new post on Fifth street east. A separate note tells of Thompson arrested after a mislaid $40 roll was found missing from a Jewish merchant’s pocket following a trading of trousers with Jake Kalobsky. He faces trial tomorrow for the stated charge.
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Lincoln Circle
Pinkerton Hall
Ladies’ Industrial Society
Union Congregational Church
Fifth Street
Jake Kalobsky
Thompson
Bradley
Waterloo Girl In Fine Position At Albert Lea Concert
Rosetta Olsen left today for Albert Lea to be the accompanist for a big Sunday concert by the Choral union under Prof John Dahle of St Paul. She will visit in St Paul with her brother afterward and then continue north. Miss Olsen has accepted the position.
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Mary Kuhns
Iset
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Paul
May Rowe
Chicago
Canadian Rockies
Luther College
Albert Lea
Miss Olsen
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Renaud
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
City
Mises Rosetta Olsen
The
Choral Union
John Dahle
Puzzling Question Baffles Officials Leads to Arrest
After a month's search Floyd Thompson was arrested and jailed on larceny charges. He allegedly walked into Jake and Bill's clothing store and left $40 in cash inside a trouser pocket during a disputed exchange. Officials debate whether the finder of the money faced prosecution.
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Floyd Thompson
Jake & Bill's
Men dress shoes for $1.98 at The Boston Broker Co.
Offer notes affordable fashion items with dress shoes priced at 1.98 tied to The Boston Broker Co on Sycamore street. A second line mentions fancy dairy butter at Draper’s, signaling a small city shop roundup of deals and goods.
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Draper's
Boston Brokerage Co
Sycamore Street
For Sale Items in Courier Advertisement
Classified notice lists a sidewalk showcase a new electric fan and a new vacuum sweeper for sale. Items can be viewed at J. C. address care Courier.
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J. C
Care Courier
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Walter W. Gray
Harriett M. Hess
Howard M
Farland
W. C. Fish
Beardstown, Ill
W. C Fish
Chicago Great Western Railway
Beardstown
Flagler
Emmett
Ida
Ira L. Flagler
Cheyenne
Prof. Cable
Fourth Avenue
Charles
Iowa National Guards
Iowa Falls
Co. M
McCreary
Commercial Club
Paul Wartmann
Paul
Marshal Enlow
Merner
Ackley
Allen
Kimball
Stary Rottink
Shell Rod
Justice J. WH. Nubns
W. F. Pitner
George Huntley
Cedar River Park
J. M. Tour
Humboldt
John Bird
St.set
Noble Hall
J. Porter
Maxwell
M. Woods
Rh. W. Campbell
Worth
Tex
Minneapolis, St. Paul and
Sault Ste Marie Railway
Sheriff Shores
C. B. Rice
St. Louis Screw Co
Iowa Tank & Bilo Co
C. I. Roehr & Co
Theodore Behrens
Henry W. Grout
C. J. Murray
East Duba 5
Schaefer
Brown Flats
Nant. A. S. Stoutenbourgh
Culver Military Academy
George Rosenkrants
A. Birdie Rosenkrans
Virginia
Lawn City
Society News
Fourth Street
Hagerman and
Downing Places
Northwestern Land & Investment Co
America
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