Cedar Falls Notes Spread Through Community Wide
Cedar Falls items cover Mrs J Pfeiffer’s Sioux City trip. Helen Kingman and Arthur Kingman buy and raze a Third and Tremont house for a modern home at 2240 dollars. Picnic at Greenwood Cemetery and meetings of Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society and Presbyterian church noted. Dinner at Black Hawk hotel for 32 friends with a seafood menu. Town State Teachers College graduates 43, mostly Cedar Falls residents. Various social notices include club meetings, demonstrations, and moves to Waterloo. Local obituaries and family news, births, marriages, and illnesses documented with names and places throughout.
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Cedar Falls
Sioux City
Mrs. March
W. 5. White
Helen Kingman
Arthur §. Kingman
E. C. Lyon
Third
Tremont Streets
Greenwood Cemetery Association
Presbyterian Church
Emma Shiffinglaw
Mmes
Matthias
Fagan
Bolton
Anh
James Robinson
Black Hawk
L. H
Roy Bryant
Alta Vist Avenue
Highland
Waterloo
State Teachers’ College
Seerley
Lincoln School
Tara Hawk
Dysart News Tells Of Silver Shower And Local Events
Dysart Ta March 16 Young ladies hosted a silver shower for Blanche Dickens at the Dickens home with games music and gifts. Barretts of Cedar Rapids bought stock and fixtures for the Dysart building and opened a lunch room. School board members August Moeller and Dr H J Von Lackum reelected. Herman Schroeder and Eugene Braden new candidates. Birthday party for John Christian featured a bountiful 5 o’clock dinner. Zobel brothers lost a prized animal valued at 700. Seelman acts as marshal during Geyer’s vacation. Mayer En Minkel fainted on Main Street and recovered at home. Mrs E H Santman suffered a paralyzed condition and is under care. Oren Smith bought Mr Fillgraf’s residence for 2400 and will build a bungalow. Lincoln brothers sold 2000 bushels of corn to Schroeder & Gohern at a stellar price. Rev W C Lang conducted quarterly meetings at Evangelical church. I Lorenzen elected manager of Farmers Telephone Co succeeding Amos Zalesby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
I. H. Dickens
Blanche Dickens
August Moeller
H. J. von Lackum
Herman Schroeder
Eugene Braden
Will Christian
John
Christian
Zobel
Ife
Rs. E. HW. Santman
Oren Smith
Gust Fillgraf
Mr. Fillgraf
William Wetzstein
W. C. Lang
Waterloo
Evangelical Church
Farmers’ Telephone Company
I. Lorenzen
Clutter, Jr
Man Aker
Amos Zalesby
Sumner News Briefs Touch On Local Health and Moves
Sumner reports Little Virginia Birkle is very sick with tonsillitis. Miss Holding Hannsman returns to Sumner to resume teaching music. Mrs Henry Thomas recovers from a serious operation at home. Claude Tibbetts couple visit Texas. Will Clark family relocate to Watering to establish a home. Molumby begins work Saturday as a clerk in the nostoffies. Tulsa, Oklahoma, is referenced in a brief update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Virginia Birkle
Holding Hannsman
Henry Thomas
Claude Tibbetts
Texas
Will Clark
Watering
Gladys
Molumby
Tulsa
Okla
Methodist supper set at Clarksville auditorium
Clarksville reports the Methodist church will hold its annual supper at the auditorium Friday evening. Ed Madigan's family is moving back from Cedar Falls. Ed Hood shipped a carload of hogs and cattle to Chicago. Mrs A D Shepard and daughter Addie visit Bradford Pa. Mrs M G Mather returns from Rochester Minn after surgical treatment. The remains of Francie Atkinson, aged 64, were brought from Battle Creek Mich for funeral services at the M E church. Interment in Lynnwood. Surviving brothers William, George and Lester attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
The
Methodist Church
Ed Madigan
Cedar Falls
Ed Hood
Chicago
A. D. Shepard
Addie
Rochester
Minn
Francie Atkinson
Battle Creek
Mich
Ward
M. E. Church
Lynnwood
William
Waterloo
George
South Dakota
Lester
Minnesota
Death notices from Vinton honor two elderly locals
In Vinton, March 14, Mrs Elizabeth McCaslin aged 82 died at home after a long life as the widow of J W McCaslin. Funeral at Presbyterian church, burial beside her husband in Evergreen cemetery. Also Frank McBride known as Frank Lahue of Garrison died at Cedar Rapids hospital after a fatal fire that destroyed his home and claimed his five year old son. he left a widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Elizabeth McCaslin
McCaslin
J. W. McCaslin
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
F. H. Gamel
Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. McCassin
Frank McBride
Frank Lahue
Garrison
Cedar Rapids
Mr. McBride
Katie Sneadle
California Syrup of Figs for Constipation in Children
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for cross or feverish children. It claims the remedy cleanses stomach and bowels without griping, notes the pleasant taste, and warns to verify genuine bottles made by California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Obituary notes and local updates from Bristow area
Funeral services were held in Garrison for Mr. McBride after an explosion caused the death while starting a morning fire. Ferris Goodwin died at John Perth’s home from pneumonia. born in Indiana in 1832, Civil War veteran, married twice, both wives predeceased him. Numerous local notes follow: residents returning from trips, illness updates, church social, school election results, property transfers, and a Rochester surgery report on John G. B. Gough recovering after throat operation.
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Garrison
Mr. Chamberlain
McBride
Ferris Goodwin
John Perth
Indiana
Vinton
Union
Co. Py
Sinale
Goodwin
Sophia Brown
Elizabeth Burkey
Mimi
Pettit
Flom, Warren
Vergreen
Parkersburg Community News Highlights Movements and Health Updates
Parkersburg reports several local shifts and health notes. Mr and Mrs Shoemaker relocate to the Miller house for closer night shift work. Mrs Becker recovers from la grippe. Miss Tena Iblings shows slow post operative improvement. Blanche Record returns home from Hobson hospital with satisfactory progress. Mrs Lewis Chamberlain travels to Illinois for a month. Mrs Suebbe of Omaha returns after visiting her daughter and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Illinois
Suebbe
Omaha
Funeral Notices and Local Social Roundup
The funeral of Mrs. George Wright is announced. Mrs. Sarah Hamilton remains bedridden but showing small improvements. Thursday the Woodmen will welcome about 69 new members with a chicken supper at 6:30 followed by initiation. John Smith has been very ill this week. Mrs. Madred Brown returns from Winnets after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ernest, who is ill. Mr and Mrs Cejerlay and daughter Margaret visited Waterloo to see their daughter Mrs Jean Hefner at St. Francis hospital. Mrs. FW Wightman left for Newell to do deputy work for the RR N A. Jim Deyo and wife and baby returned to Cody Rapids after visiting his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wright
Sarah Hamilton
A. Lodge
John Smith
Mradred Brown
Winnets
Ernest
Are
Cejerlay
Margaret
Waterloo
Jean Hefner
St. Francis Hospital
FW. Wightman
Newell
RR. N. Aa
Jim Deyo
Codyr Rapids
Jil Deyo
The
Ruby Tichnor Returns After Drake Course in Des Moines
Miss Ruby Tichnor of Rockford has completed a marse course at Drake University in Des Moines and returned Friday to make arrangements for a music class. Several local residents visited Grundy Center and Cedar Falls. a Study club session on Canada was held at the Ackleys. G W Gates residence nears occupancy. Hattie Tyler’s death prompted travels. Wins Witter remains in critical condition at Waterloo hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblestock
Maroh
Ruby Tichnor
Rockford
Drake University
Des Moines
I Lynn
Grundy Center
Ethel Fullerton
B. Squire
Cedar Falls
G. W. Gates
Lynn
Camily
Harry Innan
Oelwein
Hattie Tyler
Elsa Ritter
John Ritter
Hutches Street
Waterloo
Wins Witter
Waverly social notes and movements in March
Waverly reports Harry Morey returned from Chicago after a week on business. The Mower guild of St. Andrew's church hosted by the Miases Lusenhbop Monday evening. Miss Mildred Cole a Clarion domestic science teacher visited her parents Rev and Mrs Cols. Miss Ray Hanchett of Mitchellville was in town for several days on business. Richard Ward and Merritt Watson of Centrata Washington visited W J Barber. Mrs R Smith and daughter Jean with her mother Mrs J C Messenger left for Des Moines after a weekend here.
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W. J. Barber
Correct Attest: Powers Northey Swift
A brief legal notice names F. W. Powers J. T. Swift and regional official attestations. The item indicates attestations and notarization related to property or official records in a Florida jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Powers
FL. Northey
J. T. Swift
Local News From Dewar and Surroundings
Mrs C A Van Saun has returned to Dubuque after visiting her brother. Mrs A Brown of Cedar Ripple and Mrs Lynn Meyers of Iowa City were in town en route to Supine for their daughter Mrs Henry Daremett's condition. Mrs Parrott is improving and will visit her cousin in Cedar Rapids. Cline severely burned a hand with hot grease. Mrs Norma Walbeim of Cedar Rapids attended the Bailey home in Dewar. Neighbors celebrated Mr and Mrs Albert Meyer’s wedding anniversary. Mike Koester shipped a road of Dewar to Waterloo. Schmitt re-elected as town official. name changed from Pleasant Valley to Dewar school. Robert Lazamby recovering from a broken leg. Mr and Mrs I W Steady visited Racine county and bought Holstein cows arriving Saturday. Dewar concert band played in Waterloo at Calgary Evangelical church. Frank Meier bought a fine team of horses Saturday.
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Leo Wells
Abs. Cruz
Washington
Clare Capps
Peter Thessenger
John Blessington
Henry
Fred Borcherding
Mara West
Sumner
Harry Ambrose
Waterloo
West
RC. Cooper
Rey ‘Tibbetts
Texas
C. A. van Saun
Dubuque
A. Brown
Lynn Meyers
Lawa City
Henry Daremett
Parrott
Sonns
Cedar Rapite
Cline
Norma Walbeim
Bailey
Dewar
Mbert
Mevera
Mike Koester
Ike Aroad
TU Dews
Hel Schmitt
Measant Valley
Dewar School
Robert Lazamby
Mroo
Steety
Racine County
Wis
Calgary Evangelical Church
Frank Meier
Local Notes From Rockford and Osage Area Events
Rockford reports a Western trip by C Michell for potatoes and business in Eureka Montana. Jan 31 weddings include Miss Jonnie Bark with Frank Mathews and Miss Emma Kock with John Telley of Waterloo. Brio & Tie Co sold 1,265 carloads for $156,492.42. A balcony added to Malone store for millinery. Osage notes Harman Olimay traveled to Spring Valley for business, and Mrs Dalton moved to live with her brother Will Barmot.
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Ronkford
C. Michell
Eureka
Mont
Mise Jonnie Bark
Frank Mathews
Albert Kocks
Migs .Kretzmeier
Wheterloo
Wilh Briggs
Emma Kock
Rockford
John Telley
Waterloo
Brio & Tie Company
Malone
Osage Osage
Harman Olimaiy
Spring Valley
Minn
Dalton
Chattsworth
Will Barmot
Garfield Moody Incident in California and Road Improvements
garfield moody returned saturday teun a three aonthe vialh with his puroute in california at old functioned altagrad struck here monday the snow being lov wet to drift and improved the roads which were nearly diaposable we change deft lure sunikey with five cars of cattle and live of hugs fur ciena
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Garfield Moody
California
Altagard
Honefroly and visiting notes span March at Eagly Center
March 14 entries list the Ladies Hone group planning an upset with Mera and Mitch Thursday. Mentions include Mrs. Philpolumyd adduces TUL term of welioul in distelet No. opt dus, John Weber returning from Harper, Frank Klein and son visiting Waterloo and Mrs. Hulin Mocarvey, Mrs. Theotore Schneferta at Br Frinele hospital, a patient with eye treatment, Dicer Provitus buying a new ear, and Veter Ronsuer convicted after days of treatment for something.
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Eagly Center
Ladies' Hone
Mera
Mitch
Vindys Philpolumyd
Welioul
John Weber
Local News Briefs From Brandon Area Community
Brandon March 14 local notes report Mrs. Vin Skike visiting after three months away with her son and family. Marold Dooley traveled to St Leutebert to join Me. Friday where they work. The Arthur Briggs family returned from California. Oscar Staffman and wife from Winnipeg are visiting relatives. The Ki Kare club met at Mrs. J R Shales home. School events included Monday night gatherings with Mr. Bassett and Harry Goings.
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Neandon
Pneumontin
Merk
Vin Skike
Marold Dooley
St Leute Bert
Tintes
Beachler
Vinton
Turbh Yatetas Nes
Oscar Staffman
Winnipeg
Canada
Hoffman
Slater
C. G. Mopkins
Arthur Briggs
California
Charles Edgeton
Hart
Jesup
Thay
Craft Bros
J. R. Shales
Bassett
Harry Goings
Local Notices and Personal Announcements from Horton
Elected directors include Davis with W O Baty as treasurer. Arthur Driggs noted as quite. March 16 brings a Cemetery Society meeting led by Mrs W Groyt. Robert Patterson plans a personal property auction on March 22. A child born to Walter Miller on March 1. Various minor family updates and school term notes appear for Venfan district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
W. OW. Baty
Arthur Driggs
Horton Horton
Walter Miller
Earl Carpenter
Crippe
Cemetery Society
W. Groyt
Robert Patterson
Murel
Blanch Thuribut
Venfan
Atal Mere
Carl Zethe
Barn Mareh
Otterville Socials and Arrivals Highlight March Evens
Otterville notes Walter Lar Rhygton of Endepeminnen presented Ming Unasey with a Kimball Vora at an entertainment by Mr. and Mrs. I Bante in honor of arrivals from Cedar Rapids. Ale. and Alea. Idinger hosted guests as Improvist Frank Moore and family reached Cedar Rapids, and Mrs. J A Bowers is ill with grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterville
Walter Larrhygton
Endepeminnen
Ming Unasey
Kimball Vora
M_ Bante
Ale
Alea
Idinger
Weing
Hants
Stein
Frank Moore
Cedar Rapids
Coulter Farm
J. A. Bowers
Evangelist Trip and Cedar Falls Land Purchase News
Guy Atchison departed last week for New York City to join the Billy Sunday evangelistic party. Alexander Bryson of Cedar Falls was here that week buying horses to ship to Canada where he has purchased 300 acres of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Atchison
New York City
Alexander Bryson
Cedar Falls
Canada
Barclay Center social notes and local mentions
A Barclay Center entry notes Mrs Turton Smith hosting guests in honor of Glen H Meathlin who was ill with bronchitis. Mr and Mrs by K Rice and their sons visit their daughter Mrs George Whitson near Grundy Center. Vic KK delivered hogs at Dunkerton last Thursday. advertisement for Wag and Miller Shoe Co promotes footwear at 4.55 per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay
Local Notes From Littleton March Meeting Mixes Names
March 12 Littleton notes mention Will Moyers of Orville moving onto the 2 HW Kuhrke Tarmast of Baldeton. Derool recently returned from Min to work on the CL. OM Fins farm. Maude McLaughlin elected director of Perry No. 2. B. F. Hinder’s daughter Meythaler school connection noted.
Freezone Advertises Corn Remedy From Cincinnati
A vintage ad promotes freezone as a painless ether drug from Cincinnati. Small bottles sold at drugstores for a few cents claim to instantly remove corns and calluses with a few drops, without skin irritation.
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Genilla
Cineinnati
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Railroad Street
O. C. Ludwig
St. Paul
Nancy McClain
M.E. Church
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Ida
Ida Dickman
Rose Leamon
Samuel
3Sale Downing
Elizabeth Downing
William Harris
Gelwein
Ed McSweeney
Vaughn Fortney
LeRoy
Carl Farst
Louisa Hauser
Charley Luckfiel
Hante
Bristow
L. L. Shot and
Wabrend
Chas. Fahr
Wm. Hutchinson
G. E. Sheilis
William Hutchinson
Wisconsin
John GB. Gough
Waverly
Black Hawk National Bank
Iowa
Federal Reserve
U.S
U. S
SAE Jae Media
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
St. Louis
Federal Reserve Redemption Fund
Reserve Bank
United States
State of
Chas. W. Knoop
Lila Marcham
Eagle Center
Brandon
Barclay Center
Gond
Wange-3iller Shoa Co
Littleton
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
United States Treasury
C. E. Pickett
C.L. Kingsley
J. O. Trumbauer
J. EB. Sedgwick
Black Hawk County
Ira Rodamar
C. J. McNulty
Ass’t
Fred H. Wray
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Waterloo, Iowa
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