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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
6
Mrs Whitelaw Reid wife of the American ambassador to Great Britain added a gift of 60000 to the Red Cross Guild hospital she established in San Mateo as a memorial to her parents Mr and Mrs D O Mills Hartong's grocery advertises famous Dubuque Wieners and Bologna.
Waterloo residents Peter and Mrs. Mavrelis face federal immigration charges in Brooklyn after a Waterloo arrest. Officials allege conspiracy to smuggle Mrs. Mavrelis into the United States under an assumed name and occupation following prior deportation for a European eye disease. Bail set at 4000 for him and 2000 for her, with hearings postponed to July.
New York dispatch reports Feb 25 that crew of the Athenic of the Hellenia Trans Atlantic Steamship Company was arrested for conspiring to violate immigration laws. Captain and officers charged. the company’s general agent also arrested. Bail set at 196000. trial ordered for March 1. Penalties include up to 10000 and two years, or 5000 and two years, or both. The company has prior similar troubles.
The W R C will serve supper in the G A R hall on Saturday March 4 from 5 30 to 7 30. Everyone is invited and asked to bring friends. The Wonderful Sweet Family performs this evening at 8 o clock in the First Baptist church lecture room under the Amoma class auspices. Everyone is welcome.
Father J J Hanley will begin a series on The Church and Its Precepts tonight and continue each Friday through Lent at Sacred Heart church. Dr J H Crippen, confined to home earlier, was reportedly slightly improved today after several days of illness.
Walter B. Hubbell son of Mrs. Peter Butler dies at mother's home after two months illness of chronic gastro enteritis. Born July 4, 1870 in Frankville Iowa, he lived in Windom Osage Waterloo and worked as waiter and chef in major cities. Survived by mother, two brothers, a half sister, and aunts uncles. Funeral from Grace M E church followed by burial in Windom Minnesota. Emma Mixdorf, daughter of August and Mrs Mixdorf of Bennington township, dies at six miles north of Waterloo after a few days illness from stomach abscess. Born Sept. 6, 1895, she attended District No. 8 school and was active in St John’s Lutheran church. She leaves parents and five brothers. funeral at St John’s and burial in St. John’s cemetery.
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