New School House Funded For ACW District At Waterloo
Voters approved 4000 for a new Greenwood Cedar Heights district school with a basement for training and domestic science. A director, Swands, was elected for five years as discussions on Cedar Falls Waterloo annexation and Cedar Heights incorporation continue amid rapid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Dismes
Waterloo
Vt Swands
Ce Yeurs
Shanks
Tass Suai Jt
Greenwood
Culdar Heights
Cedar Falls
Hichens Dramas and Nazimova at the Waterl oo
Robert Hichens famed novelist sees two works staged with success The Garden of Allah and Bella Donna headlined by Nazimova who returns to the Water loo Friday March Bella Donna dramatized by James Bernard Fagan and starring Nazimova Doctor Meyer Isaacson plays opposite Charles Bry It also notes Bayard Veiller s Within the Law at Waterloo March 17 with the same cast and high praise for the drama of the minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hichens
Garden of Allah
James Bernard Fagan
Nazimova
Charles Brynot
Meyer Isaacson
The
Nile
Waterloo
Bayard Veiller
Etleasuen
MHEN-THORZE Remedy Promises Quick Backache Relief
A town notice promotes MEN-THO-NZE as a universal remedy for backache and rheumatic pains with claims of rapid relief. It lists benefits for headaches neuraglia croup and sprains and notes ready sale in Fort Padus and local shops in Waterlon with distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhen-Thorze
Lera Medical
Fort Padus
Waterlon
K. Foder & Son
Rue Mostein & Pletcher
C. J. Mee Dermott
The Girl From Maxim's Comes to the Majestic Stage
Crowds enjoy a clever musical tabloid at the Majestic showing The Girl From Maxim's with a company of comedians singers and dancers. Lew Shean and Jack Hub lead a hit cast. An extra chorus girls contest and various stunts are planned with vaudeville return later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Fron
Maxim's
Lew Shean
Jack Hub
Maxime
Vandeville
Niudje
Doctor Sardason to leave Waterloo for Chicago post
Orville A Sardason plans to resign from mercantile interests in Waterloo and move to Chicago with his wife. He takes over as credit and financial manager at Siegel Brothers replacing retiring president J F Uowland steps in as president. The couple has leased an apartment in Chicago and will relocate by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville A. Sardason
Waterloo
Sardason
Hiraga
EL Harefeld
Siegel & Brothers
J. FL Uowland
Serdason
Harzfeld
Chicago
Logen Square
Adams and
Fifth Avenue
Marshall Field Wholesale
Iowa Patents Granted to Towans for Week Ending March 1914
Patents issued to individuals in Iowa as reported by patent attorney Wilfred C. Lane list inventors and locations from Des Moines to Davenport. The notices include mechanical devices like a folding past aboard tray, a horizontal rotary pump, a corn planter, a stove pipe thimble, vent valve, switch stands, a washing machine wringer movement, and a glass lens among others with creators in Sioux City Cedar Falls Hawarden Marne Culpton Lyons Moulton Keota Bellevue and Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towans
Wilfred C. Lane
Crocker Building
Des Moines
Iowa
Tray
Henry J. Bruggeman
Sioux City
Jens Nielsen
Cedar Falls
Corn-planter
Sopha
R. F. Oden
Hawarden
Edwin L. Pardee
Marne
Willfile
Charles
Passmore
John L. Sommer
Orange Township Community Notes March Update
Samuel Fike returns from Mt. Morris Illinois while Otho Thomas hosts his niece Nettie Thomas from Colorado Springs. Mrs Cat Peck hosts Lar kin club. Ladies Aid helps Mrs P Saylor with spring sewing. M Lichty decorates hall interior. Sunday School Library orders new poems. Dan Myre Home visitors include Thegoln Thenherre family from Witterson. Election directors listed with names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fike
Mt. Morris
Otho Thomas
Nettie Thomas
Colorado Springs
Cat Peck
Larkin Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
P. Saylor
M. Lichty
Florence Lusk
Independence
Abraham Wolfe
Isson
M. Forney
Sheldon
Paul Koontz
Lewis
Secur Vdodivob Lichty
Golin Thenherre
Witterlon
Dan Myre
Meyer
Red Licht
Wn Kiingaman
Dan Myiere
Sibert Marriage Surprise for Waterloo Indicates Kansas City Union
Announcement reveals William V. Sibert, manager of W. A. Bryant & Sons, married in Kansas City to Mrs. Nell Woods. The couple plan to reside at 215 Kingsley Avenue with Sibert returning to Waterloo tomorrow at noon. The wedding was kept secret from most acquaintances until today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Waterloo
Willam V. Sibert
W. A. Bryant & Sons Company
Kansas City
Nell Woods
Kingsley Avenue
Sthertler
Hudson Pioneer Dies Suddenly
Wu. N. Sweitzer aged 70 a Black Hawk county pioneer and retired farmer died at his Hudson home at 1 1 o clock this morning He was born in Somerset county Pennsylvania in 1844 and moved west in 1866 He survived by the widow five children two sisters and four brothers with one son having preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Wu. N. Sweitzer
Black Hawk County
Pennsylvania
Somerset
Ile
Roy
Wm., Jr
Judson
Center Point News Roundup Center Point Iowa
Center Point notes report farm sales arrangements for B D Van Meter Des Moines to Frank Ward south of town. Local marriages include James Kibbe and Amelia Setinberg February 20. Fire destroys Milton Squires home. new farm implement building for J M Bartheson. Burial for Kisling infant. surprise for Boldsbury Mounce. Ongoing visits and illnesses listed among residents. various Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
B. D. van Meter
Des Moines
Frank Ward
Evangelical Parsonage
Center Point
James Kibbe
Amelia Setinberg
J. E. Stauffacher
Milton Squires
J. M. Bartheson
Arthur Kisling
Walters
Minn
Boldsbury Mounce
Pifer Died In Vinton After Funeral At Evangelical Church
Pifer died at her daughter's home in Vinton Friday morning and was brought back for burial Saturday afternoon. Funeral services were held at the Evangelical church with Rev Brauffacher officiating. Mr and Mrs Aghinck celebrated their twenty first wedding anniversary with about seventy friends visiting Friday evening. C J Gardner the local veterinarian was kicked and severely bruised by a horse Tuesday. O Reynolds and Willard Caldwell of Fairfield Idaho are visiting relatives in town for a few days. Mr and Mrs John Guan from near Urbana were in town Saturday afternoon for business.
Community Notes from Mt Auburn and Surrounding Towns
Mt Auburn Ia March 9 residents and visitors include Chag Toeller and son Cedar Rapids cousins Jim McKinley visit near here. Dozens of visits with Waterloo Vinton La Porte City Garrison Corners Elm Creek Cedar Falls and other nearby towns. A relief dinner by M E Ladies Aid set for March 13 with musical program invites all.
Local items and moves noted in Rockford district
Rockford and nearby towns report a series of household moves and visits. Sarah Come stock fractured an arm, families relocate homes, and residents like G W Kuck Gus Frank and J Talbot travel for business or return from trips. An infant battles pneumonia and a girl named Helen Knapp becomes ill from appendicitis while others attend recitals and social gatherings.
Pythian Sisters Admit Fifteen Members in Rockford Event
The Pythian Sisters held a meeting in the Rockford high school building on March 14 and welcomed fifteen new members. Dr. Lynn Lorenz, once a Rockford boy, has moved to Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford High School
Pythian Sisters
Oer
Lynn Lorenz
Rockford
Charles City
Farmers Mutual Creamery reports flourishing year at New Hartford
At the annual stockholders meeting Farmers Mutual Co operative Creamery reported strong business, good patronage, and a flourishing condition. Wm. Eberhart elected director and later named vice president. W. J. Harmon elected president. R. L. Farsworth secretary. L. B. Ensign treasurer. Also notes various local visits, travels, and community shifts in New Hartford and neighboring towns.
Local Notes from Winslow District
Marshall No ble visited Nashua last Monday. Newell elected district director. Mrs Noble spent Monday at Janesville with parents. Mrs Henry French of Waterloo visited relatives nearby. Mr and Mrs Glenn Noble of Waterloo called here. A son was born to Mr and Mrs O G Briggs on March 4. Walter Newell attended Waterloo Business College graduation. Miss Mary Eickelberg left for Chicago and Milwaukee to visit friends. Merlin Howe moved onto the Rob Howe farm. Sam Williams spent Sunday with the Williams family. The Jordans were weekend guests of Mrs Chas Whitney. Noble shipped hogs last week. Becker school term closed Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Marshall Noble
Nashua
D. Newell
Chicago
Milwaukee
I. F. Garner
Geo. Pashby
Merlin Howe
Finchford
Rob. Howe
Sam Williams
Chas. Williams
Thos. Jordan
Chas. Whitney
Becker
Fire scare at J L Taher home prompts medical aid
In Mitchell on March 7 a lit match dropped into a bureau drawer caused significant smoke. Mrs. L. E. Schulte was shaken and hysterical, requiring a physician. The high school staged Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard to a full house Friday and repeat Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Allen
Osage
Bertha Cordes
Harriett Tribon
Readiyn, Jr
C., Hankammer
S J. Hiamford
June
Minneapolis
Miss Hamford
Julius Fehling
Toulaburg
Minn
Carl Schmidt
Local Notes On Housekeeping Travel and Funeral Attendance
Tuesday instructions will be given for operating a gasoline tractor recently purchased. Dr. Lehmernof of Parkersburg has arrived and fitted an office in the old bank building. A. L. Vanderpoel and family of Aurora Minnesota joined the funeral procession for Louise Falch at the cemetery. Dinner guests at Mrs. M Yager’s home included L. R. Dockerty, L. E. Ross, Kate Williams, Lydia Tesch, and Amanda Cordes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehmernof
Parkersburg
Bank
Piper
Gem
Reinbeck Community News Updates March Events
Reinbeck reports Mr and Mrs Joe Ingamelis return from a two week visit to Aurora and Stanley Virginia. Mr and Mrs Work of New Hartford visit parents Mr and Mrs Sam Smith. Miss Mae Taylor visits Cedar Rapids friends. Glenn Mack resigns as second trick operator at Great Western depot. Mr Herd replaces him. Cre Bern ill for a week and Lillian Glee visits Gladbrook. Creston Ill relocation of Cre Bern family soon. Edna Hoeppner recovering after Presbyterian hospital surgery in Waterloo. Farnham from Colorado plans two months in Chicago then Waterloo practice. Mrs E K Green very weak and bedbound. Mr and Mrs W S Anderson to move to Waterloo. he remains Grundy County Insurance manager. Band concert moved to next Wednesday. Hagenburg of Waterloo hired as Irvine Drug bookkeeper. Ralph Barnard returns from Kansas City to work on Christy hotel addition. Mr and Mrs John Krogers hosted reception last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Mack
Great Western Depot
Mr. Herd
Smith
Herd
Cres Bern
Lillian Glee
Reinbeck
Gladbrook
Crees
Creston
Edna Hoeppner
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Farnham
Colorado
Chicago
E. K. Green
Anderson
Grundy County Insurance Company
Hagenburg
Irvine Drug Company
Ralph Barnard
Kansas City
Christy Hotel
John Krorger
Greene local notes mark visits and events in March
J P Ayer left for Des Moines for the egg butter and poultry dealers meeting. Rev Hood returned to Chicago after a week here. H Kellogg of Charles City visited Greene. Mrs Olive Mettler of Clarksville visited relatives. J Jacobsen ill and out of work at the creamery. L T Mabb moved cigar business to Clarksville. Vivian Gibson hosted Gleaners at the Knights home. Art Pagies and family welcomed a son born March 4. Steve Clarke visited from Charles City while his brother Charles is ill. Mrs C Earnest of Cedar Rapids visiting at the Geo Cola home. Bohrman of Waverly began work on McGee's meat market. Geo Hesalroad family returned to Cedar Rapids after visiting. Mrs Lambert returned to Waterloo after visiting. Paul Barth came home from Iowa City for a few days with his parents. Libbie and Darrel Kingery visited Marble Rock between trains. Mrs Joe Brisco returned to Clarksville after visiting here. Roy Koehn Co bought the old Fisk building, to be replaced by cement structure next spring. John Tack Jr returned from six weeks in New York. Funeral of Mrs Sallie Briggs held at Christian church with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery. The seven-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Gates II ill with appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
J. P. Ayer
Des Moines
Egg, Butter and Poultry Dealers’, Association
Rev. Hood
Chicago
H. Kellogg
Charles City
Olive Mettler
Clarksville
J. Jacobsen
L. T. Mabb
Vivian Gibson
Frank Knight
Art Pagies
Steve Clarke
Charles
C. Earnest
Cedar Rapids
Geo. Cola
Bohrman
Waverly
McGee
Geo
Hesalroad
Lambert
Waterloo
Hodgen
Paul Barth
State University At
Iowa City
E H. Barth
Libbie
Darrel Kingery
Marble Rock
Joe Brisco
Roy Koehn & Co
Fisk
John Tack, Jr
New York
Sallie Briggs
The
Christian Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Henry Gates II
Disordered Kidneys Promises Health With Foley Pills
Claiming to ease daytime pain and nighttime bladder weakness, the advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as restoring kidney and bladder function and improving energy. It states the product is sold by all druggists and advertises its health benefits.
Shoppers and visitors frequent Brandon area on weekend
Brandon on Saturday saw Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Jamieson shopping in Waterloo while Miss Helen McLeish from Cedar Rapids visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McLeish. Many locals greeted relatives and friends including Miss Lethea Moobs, John Lizer, and Mrs. J. W. Bain’s daughter EB. Lizer's illness and several social calls dominated the week.
Trip to Cuba Planned by Mr and Mrs Reed
Mr and Mrs 3S B Reed left last night for the southeast stopping at Chattanooga and Florida before continuing to Havana Cuba On the return they will visit Richmond Washington Harrisburg and other cities
Waterloo District Considers Edison School in Westfield
The Waterloo school board met today and plans another session this evening to award the contract for the new Thomas Edison school building in Westfield. Plans were accepted earlier and bonds to fund the project have been sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Thomas Edison
Westfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
ACW
Youers
Cedar Heights
Madame Nazimova
DR. Saldason
Orange
W. V. Sibert
Sweitzer
John Fee
Cedar! Rapids
Pearl Lowrey
Ed Macatee
Walker
Springville
Lampman
Walter Miller
N, Lindquist
L, Heverly
KE. Arnety
Fred Haines
Marion
Morris, Min
John Sea
Colwain
Lucille Piter
Ira Whitman
Mrs. See
Carl
Devon Oliphant
J. W. Holland
Mra
MT. Auburn
Chag, Toeller
Jim McKinley
Here
Jim Bearbower
Brandon
Ed Rice
Maggie Lee
Barnette
Roy Gaasch
Vinton
Ed Lane
John Struve
Homer Trimble
Cornell
Mabel Lee
Donald
la Porte City
Jim Pavey
Garrison
Gene Casking
Vin
H. Gulick
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Geo. Wiegand
Sarah Comestock
Mary Bishop
Hattie Lyman
G. W. Kuck
Gus Frank
Nora Springs
Wm. Smyth
Irving Berson
Lohr
I. A. McEwen
Kittie Merrill
M. EL
Terman Stahl
W. Rt. C
Florida
Edna McBlorp
T. H. Mitchell
Marguerite Hanechett
Mason City
G. J. Knapp
Helen
J. Wootley
Jack
New Hartford
Farmers’ Mutual Co-operative Creamery Company
Wm. Eberhart
J. F. Geyne
W. J. Harmon
William Kroemer
L. B. Ensign
R. L. Farsworth
Scott Murray
Wis
Wm. Murray
Beaver Lodge
O. L. Mead
Shell Rock
Geo. Sereferg
John Steinberg
New Albion
LS. Stanley
J. A. Ranney
Misa Margery Bates
Wake
E. J. Dunham
Bessie Ensign
Flora
Geo. Whitnall
Alabama
N. M. Graham
Ridge and Brechbiel
Illinois
John Grady
Ed Mooney
Mias Fern Gowman
E. Fitch
Harry Fitch
Clifford
P. C. Mahanke
H. J. Wood
David Sherman
Thompson Houser
Soldiers
Marshalltown
E. Johnson
F.C. Horton
C. de Vinney
de Vinney
Clavia Bolton
Mitchell
R. H. Jamieson
Helen McLeish
D. A. McLeish
Lethea Moobs
Jacobs
John Lizer
E. Lizer
Ethel Wood
George Childs
N. van Skike
Charley Edgington
Frank Onks
Elias Fauta
Theo Beachler
Ida Beachler
Haze
Glen van Skike
Wm. Gray
Charles Porter
Will Miller
Cecil Randalls
Cau Coniff
Elvin Bowers
Mrs. Preston
Cuba
Swift
Swift Ride
Atlanta
Sam
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