Local notices and society items from Cedar Falls daily
Cedar Falls Daily News reports on delivery irregularities reported to Cedar Falls Drug Co, plus social updates. Rev Snowden and companions attend a musical recital. Frank Weisbard and Harry Brown travel to Marshalltown. Miss Gertrude Childs to York Nebraska. George H. Wilson to North Carolina. Commercial Club funds raised. Officials, emblems, and meetings noted. Funeral for Mrs L N Moyer scheduled. State Board of Education to meet at Falls. five-car shipment to Theo Rudebeck farm. Charles City basketball at Falls tonight.
First Prize At Des Moines Welsh Contest Won
Miss Orphia Wilson of the Grinnell Glee Club telephoned to say they won first prize of 400 dollars at the Historfod Welsh musical contest in Des Moines. The report lists several travel and social notes including deaths, visits, and arrivals in Cedar Falls and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Specia
Orphia Wilson
Grinnell Glee Club
Des Moines
Waterloo Citizens Nay Open Foundry
The Commercial club discusses Waterloo plans to establish a foundry in Cedar Falls Iowa. Local factories can supply enough work to sustain a large labor force, signaling likely approval of the project. Orville Mapes pays a ten dollar fine for assaulting a woman Lucile Williams, after pleading guilty. A Commercial club theatrical event drew a large crowd at the Ist theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
The
Commercial Club
Waterloo
Orville Mapes
Commercian Club
Sam
Ists Theatre
Tripoli Ledger Notices and Local Movements
Mrs Fred Garland who moved from Denver died Friday morning and was buried at Maxfield. Various residents and visitors are noted: Louis Dieckman of Waterloo. Carl Gipper ill with la grippe. Malinda Schere and Dietrick Dettmering families on farms near Tripoli. the West Union Martin sisters visiting Rev Acker-Iwan. twins born to Mr and Mrs Otto Westendorf. the Sommer and Kammeyer families visiting Waterloo and Fredericksburg. H H society met with Mrs Ambrose. S Smith attended a lumbermen convention in Dubuque. Mrs Wm Kauter visited ill father in Waverly. Louisa Hauvenemuel ler married Goldie Olds and will move to Waverly. Marie Bahiman took vacation at Schultz department store. Mr and Mrs John Nagen visited Engelbrecht home. descendants of Claus and Walkerhan families noted. L B Harkness and children visiting Independence. Albert Tahnke from Waverly moving toward Sumner. Herman from Waverly visited. John Carstensen visited. Mildred Smith vacation Cedar Falls. G A Simpson moving onto Parrot farm. W H Rohrssen from Black Hawk County visited. Louis Fink returned from Des Moines. Carl Fickman Jr and wife celebrated tenth wedding anniversary. L Buennecke birthday observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Fred Garland
Denver
Maxfield
Bredon
Louis Dieckman
Waterloo
Carl Gipper
la Grippe
Malinda Schere
Dietrick Dettmering
L. Neumann
Esther
Ruth Martin
West Union
Acker- Iwan
Otto Westendorf
Ralph Sommer
Ernest Kammeyer
Fredericksburg
Fred Wittkop
H. H
L. B. Harkness
Children of
Independence
M. Fritz
Albert Tahnke
Waverly
New Herman
Waverly Vis
Herman
Ben Lewis
la Porte City
John Carstensen
Mildred Smith
Cedar Falls
G. A. Simpson
Janesville
Henry Parrot Farm
Here
Sumner
W. H. Rohrssen
Black Hawk County
Louis Fink
Des Moines
Beauty Doctor Tells Secret From Detroit Expert
Miss Alice Whitney a well known Detroit beauty doctor recently stated a simple home mixture can darken gray hair soften it and promote growth. She recommends water glycerin and castor oil with a small amount of Barb oil to apply twice weekly for younger appearance and healthier scalp and hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Alice Whitney
Mich
Local Notes From Geneseo Itaws March Time
Geneseo updates report Mrs Rhoda Thomas visiting friends from Orange township and Misses Isabel Hill Irene Strodecker hosting a whooping cough case. John Burns Jr grew severely ill and was sent to Chicago for treatment. John Thomas moved to H B Griffin farm, I N X Hanson to the old Myron Green place. R Meeker relocated from New Jamestown to a south Black Hawk farm. J R Thompson did business in Minneapolis last week. Ed Thomas suffers a severe rheumatism attack. W F M S met with Mrs T H Sheckler at the parsonage. A strong wind on Saturday threatened R C McElhinney s bogey shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Black Hawk
R. Thompson
Minneapolis
Ed Thomas
T. H. Sheckler
Par- Fougre
R. C. McElhinnery
Plainfield Neighbors Share News and Visits
Plainfield residents report weekend visitors from Nashua Waverly Waterloo and Allison. Local events include a district spelling school and a late oyster supper. Community members attend meetings and trips while others move residences and welcome new neighbors.
Community Notes From Nashua and Nearby Towns
Friday and Saturday visitors include Mrs A L Shores and others while Miss Mary Cretzmeyer aids schools locally. Local residents relocate or visit places from Nashua to Clarkesville and Charles City as small town life adds updates on schools, farms, and social calls.
Residents and travelers notes from Reinbeck area
Hans Martin moved into the former Petersen house near Turner Hall south of Reinbeck. Wm. Knaack left for Chicago Sunday with two carts of stock and will be away about a week. Mae Taylor traveled to Garrison for a few days to visit Rev. G B Shear and family. Ella Gethman Vieth visiting friends at Eldora. Wim. and Mrs. Brown to leave for Hampton Iowa. Mrs. Wilbur Terrall attended Ruth Underhill's funeral in Obey Dan. The Claussens travel to Salem Illinois for William Garland's death. he previously lived near the Geo Saul farm and was Geo Saul’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Hans Martin
Carl Petersen
Mr. Petersen
Turner Hall
Wm. Knaack
Chicago
Mae Taylor
Garrison
Ella Gethman Vieth
Eldora
Wim. Brown
Wm. Mitchel Farm
Hampton
Wilbur Terrall
Obeydan
Ruth Underhil
Geo
Saul
Richard Claussen
Salem
Mooreville Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Mooreville on March 3 notes several residents at a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Meeker's in Geneseo. Hazel Turner, visiting Dysart, spent Sunday with the Otis McCall family. Cortney Meeker and family moved from New Hampton to a La Porte farm last fall and arrived with their car of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooreville
Ladies’ Aid Society
R. Meeker
Geneseo
Hazel Turner
Leo Casey
Dysart
Otis McCall
John Barber
Tama
Joel Hayward
Waterloo
O. J. Hayward
Toledo
Harry Thomas
Minnesota
Will Wilkinson
Robbins
John W. Harrington
Vinton
Cortney Meeker
New Hampton
la Porte
Relief from Constipation Olive Tablets Claim Gentle Laxative
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a calendar friendly laxative by replacing calomel with a vegetable formula. The advertising asserts no griping and describes dawn to night usage for relief from constipation, torpid liver and bad breath.
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Edwards
The
Olive Tablet Co
Columbua
Local Moves and Visitors Across Winslow Area
March notes list several relocations including Will Davis family moving to Northwood Iowa John Emery residing with Conrad Debus and Fred Davis moving to the Nagle farm. Daniel Newell family shifts Dan Newell farm and Mrs Cora Marietta from Waterloo visited relatives with Mrs Ross Garner and daughter from Waverly. Walter Newell finished winter term in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Will Davis
Northwood
John Emery
Conrad Debus
Fred Davis
Finchford
Nagle
Aniel Newell
Janesville
Ralph Newell
Dan Newell
Cora Marietta
Waterloo
Ross Garner
Waverly
Walter Newell
Shady Grove Community Notices and Visits
Shady Grove residents share visits with Waterloo Jesup Independence and Urbana friends. W C Kenney sick but not improving while Ann Lizer and Otto Hammelman family faced illness and a funeral at the German Lutheran church near Jubilee.
Will Feltus Family Relocates to Mason City
Clarksville report says the Will Feltus family moved to Mason City on Tuesday. Grandmother Shadboldt has been ill recently. The Aug Seiling family is also moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Will Feltus
Mason City
Shadboldt
Aug. Seiling
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad Promises Darker Hair
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a 50 cent solution to gray hair. It claims the tonic darkens naturally, adds gloss, removes dandruff, and stops itching with daily use, available from H. W. Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Taggart
Social notes and local visits from Clarksville area
The page lists visits and events including Mrs H W Kitchen visiting Cedar Falls, Joe Swalbe’s trip to Allison after a family accident, a Presbyterian supper raising about $20, and a social at the Neal home with 12 guests. It notes visitors from Sioux City, a Clarksville resident visiting Kingfisher Oklahoma, a fourth school term starting for Zelpha Green, and a meeting with Miss Horsch and Miss Crosby. Irene Yontz and Frank Landis marry in Bozeman Montana and move into Landis home. Also mentions a plan to switch to paper bottles for milk and Dr W R Cothern moving to Lafayette Building suites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Green
Elizabeth Street
H. W. Kitchen
Mary Kellogg
Cedar Falls
Joe Swalbe
Allison
Presbyterian
Alb. Neal
Oscar
Wilna Copeland
Ed. Copeland
Sioux City
Vern Crosby
Wilkinson
Clarksville
Kingfisher
Okla
Zelpha Green
Pleasant Prairie
Mr. Landis
A. J G. Tennyson
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Bk. Snowden
Dick Wilson
Mark Leversee
New England
N. C
Harry Brown
Frank Weisbard
Marshalltown
Gertrude Childs
York
Neb
George H. Wilson
Hansom
Wilimer
Geo. E. Ball
Armory
Willmek
Geo. Be, Ball
Gen
H. A. Allen
Cedar Rapids
Col. Rowell
Iowa City
Noble and Mead
State Board
Falls
State Board of Education
L. N. Mover
L. XX. Moyer
Plainfield
N. J
Tlinois Central
Sophia Hiler
Franklin Street
Fairview Cemetery
J. W. Hollant
J. H. Clark and Son of
Montgomery, Jn
Norris Siding
Theo. Rudebeck
Charles City
Bergstresser
Lawn City
Ed Gorman
Clinton, Ill
J. Ll. Bailey
John Fearer
F. Schrieber
Mission, Texas
Lizzie Morrell
Owakha
UO. E. Mullarky
J. L. McClinton
George Leland
California
Ralph W. Christie
Cottonwood Falls
Minn
George Frisby
St. Paul
Western Canada
Zimri Streeter
Cassadaga
N. Y
Miss Mines
Brandon
Miss Kerr
Rolla Kerr
George Conklin
Greenwood
Waterloo Citizens
Beauty
Genesec
W. Scott
Frank Lynes
Waterino
Fred Hull
Trving Smith
Tuisine
Orcutt
Fannie Raymond
Opal Smail
Carl
Helen Smith
Fred Gallaghee
Nashua
Jackson
Cretzbeyer
Darle Foster
Helms
L. P
Avery
Shell Rock
Harland Robinson
Walter Empson
Chris Miller
Geo. Toll
John Shields, Jr
Lewtie B. Krieger
D. J. Butler
W. C
C. A. Haviland
Ada Collins
Esther Daniels
Roy Laughery
Biasier
Eugene Thompson
Alr. Laughery
Saw Renn
Chas. Farnsworth
C. W. Wood
M. W. Scott
Addie Feathers
Burlington
Alex Schlaburg
A. L. Wannataker Bone
Jacob Smith
R. J. Farnsworth
Gerald
New Hartford
Ed Limbric
Edrie Scott
A. A. Dickinson
Horton
Guy Walker
Russell
Vern Biram
Scott
I. J. Laigomarcing
Waverly List
Lizie Marsh
Mttlo Daugh
Ter
A. L. Shores
Mary Cretzmeyer
Foster Home
Lesley Benn
Clarkeville
Reuben Bartlett
W. A. Ladd
Edith Christman
Clarkesville
Geo. Meyers
Mae Shattuck
A. Seaman
Osborne
Dick Deike
Will Craine
James Shipp
Phillip Robinson
Carr Place
Tom Walsh
Joe Griffith
A. Stanley
Ray
James
Dr. Edwards
Fitzgerald Bros
Clothes Shop
Shady Grove
Ocea Hilton
W. C. Kenney
Jesup
E. F. Donovan
Yankton
M. D
Donald Donovan
Dan Peck
Ann Lizer
Dell Douglas
L. HE. Oehlerts
J. B. Kenney
Urbana
Will Freyling
James Hilton
Fleck
Frank Musch
Bert Ham
G. N
Sanford Steward
Tamarac
Can
L. E. Oehlerts
Anna Hammelman
Otto Hammelman
Jubilee
Cage
Wyant
W. R. Cothern
Lafayette Bldg
Black Hawk Tent & Awning CO
East Fourth Street
North Waterloo
Chandler Motor
Westinghouse
Bosch
Chandler
Mayo
Mercedes
Chandler Central Auto and Supply CO
Franklin Streets
Chandler Motor Car CO
Cleveland
Ohio
A. B. Chase Pianos
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Scott BO Prowele
Black's
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